The Dartmouth Big Green women's lacrosse team is an NCAA Division I college lacrosse team representing Dartmouth College as part of the Ivy League. They play their home games at Scully-Fahey Field in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Historical statistics OverallYears of Lacrosse 501st Season 1973Head Coaches 5All-Time Record 399–272–4 Ivy League gamesIvy League season W-L record (since 1980) 167–87Ivy League Titles 12Ivy League Tournament Titles 1 NCAA TournamentNCAA Appearances 14NCAA W-L record 11–14Final Fours 4Championship Games 1NCAA National Championships 0*Statistics through 2018 season
Individual career records
Reference: RecordNumberPlayerYears Goals 199 Jacque Weitzel 1997-00 Assists 98 Whitney Douthett 2004–07 Points 248 Jacque Weitzel 1997-00 Ground balls 236 Amy Zimmer 1998-01 Draw controls 155 Sarah Plumb 2009–12 Caused turnovers 138 Kristen Zimmer 2003–06 Saves 550 Sarah Hughes 1999-02
Individual single-season records RecordNumberPlayerYears Goals 67 Jacque Weitzel 2000 Assists 39 Jen Greene 1998 Points 79 Jacque Weitzel 2000 Ground balls 83 Amy Zimmer 2001 Draw controls 108 Kathryn Giroux 2017 Caused turnovers 62 Jacque Weitzel 2000 Saves 199 Laura Melly 1979
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Postseason Results
The Big Green have appeared in 15 NCAA tournaments. Their postseason record is 11–15. YearSeedRoundOpponentScore 1983 -- First Round Princeton L, 4–12 1993 -- Quarterfinal Harvard L, 8–11 1995 -- Semifinal Princeton L, 8–13 1998 #4 QuarterfinalSemifinal Loyola (MD)#1 Virginia W, 9–8 (ot)L, 7–10 1999 -- First RoundQuarterfinal Loyola (MD)#2 Virginia W, 20–7L, 8–20 2000 -- First Round Duke L, 6–7 2001 #4 First RoundQuarterfinal #13 Penn State#5 Princeton W, 9–7L, 4–10 2003 -- First RoundQuarterfinal Boston U.#2 Maryland W, 9–7L, 5–13 2004 -- First RoundQuarterfinal New Hampshire#1 Princeton W, 14–12L, 5–6 (ot) 2005 #4 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal Syracuse#5 Georgetown#1 Northwestern W, 9–8W, 13–3L, 4–8 2006 #7 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Boston U.Princeton#6 Notre Dame#4 Northwestern W, 9–4W, 7–6 (ot)W, 14–8L, 4–7 2011 -- First Round #7 Albany L, 7–10 2012 -- First Round #4 Syracuse L, 5–15 2013 -- First RoundSecond Round Boston College#4 Syracuse W, 11–8L, 8–21 2019 -- First Round Colorado L, 13–16
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