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Former Dartmouth goalie Daniel Hincks has confirmed to Lacrosse Bucket that he will be heading to Georgetown as a grad transfer for the 2023 college lacrosse season.
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Daniel Hincks grabbed an off-the-mark bouncer from Brock Haley with 28 seconds remaining to earn his 20th save of the day and end any further Vermont effort in the final moments, effectively securing the 8-7 Dartmouth victory. The win marks the third consecutive for Brendan Callahan’s program.
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On the banks of the Connecticut River, just miles from the Vermont-New Hampshire line, two teams with two different goalies, size-wise and stylistically, will converge on Tuesday, precisely as the clock strikes three in the afternoon.
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Week four of the college lacrosse season is now in the books so, per usual, that means it’s now time for my weekly installment where I rewind the weekend, breaking down multiple key points and storylines.
So, let’s get after it.
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The Dartmouth Big Green are the 17th DI program and second in the Ivy League to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Big Green only played two contests last season, losing to Tufts (DIII), 15-9, before beating St. Anselm (DIII) 20-6 in a season-ending scrimmage.
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During the Brendan Callahan era (2015-current), the Dartmouth Big Green have only eclipsed two wins twice, once coming during Callahan’s first year in 2015 (5-8) and the other coming during the shortened 2020 season (3-1). While things haven’t exactly taken off under Callahan, the improvements are noticeable.
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Brendan Callahan and the Dartmouth Big Green got some good news on Sunday, as Blessed Trinity, Ga., junior faceoff man Wilson Van Buren announced that he would be taking his talents to Hanover in a few years. Van Buren also heavily considered Richmond and Boston U.
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