Completed Event: Women's Basketball at Brown on February 13, 2026 , Loss , 51, to, 58
Final
Women's Basketball
at Brown
51
58
Tuesday, February 1
Hanover, N.H.
7:00 PM
Dartmouth College
vs
UMass
Junior Emma Koch
Photo by: Doug Austin
Dartmouth Ends 2021 and Non-Conference Play vs. UMass
12/27/2021 10:39:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Women's basketball will be at Leede Arena for two games this week, starting with the Minutewomen on Tuesday
GAME 13
Dartmouth (1-11) vs. UMass (12-2)
Date: Tuesday, Dec. 28 – 7 PM
Location: Hanover, N.H. – Leede Arena
Series: Dartmouth leads, 10-9
Last Time: Dec. 30, 2013 (W, 76-72)
Live Stats | Video
COVID PROTOCOL
Due to a rise in cases, games will be closed to the general public through January 18, 2022.
HAPPY (ALMOST) NEW YEAR
After a little break for Christmas, the Dartmouth women's basketball team is back for two games at Leede Arena. First up, the Big Green will play one final game in 2021 – and their last non-conference tilt – against UMass on Tuesday, Dec. 28.
LAST TIME OUT
A large run by the home team during the second half proved too much as Dartmouth fell to Maine, 65-53, on the Green's final stop during its eight-day road trip.
· Mekkena Boyd and Carrington Washburn led with 14 points apiece, while Boyd was also first with eight rebounds. Victoria Page went 5-for-6 in free throws (.833).
· After keeping the Black Bears off the board for the first five minutes of the game, Dartmouth kept the momentum going and ended the first quarter with a 16-3 advantage.
· Maine did a little bit of catching up and had a small run near the end of the second quarter, but still stayed far behind (30-17).
· The teams traded threes to start the third, with Mia Curtis and Boyd getting in on the fun. The Bears went on a 7-0 run in the final two minutes to get within eight (45-37).
· Maine continued on its hot streak, starting the fourth on a 9-0 run to pull ahead for the first time. Boyd's 3-pointer gave the lead back to the Big Green before two lead changes and three ties gave the home team a six-point lead (58-52). Boyd had a free throw while the other team hit six to end the game (65-53).
SCOUTING THE MINUTEWOMEN
UMass has had a great first half of its season and heads into its final game of 2021 with a 12-2 mark. Their two losses came against a pair of arguably tough opponents – No. 13 Iowa State (76-71) and Boston College (66-60).
After the loss against the Eagles on Dec. 8, the Minutewomen have gone on a three-game winning streak against Columbia (87-75), Vermont (68-63) and Hartford (86-40).
LAST TIME AGAINST UMASS
A series that was started in the 80s took a pause in December of 1998 after a 72-70 Dartmouth victory. The series was picked back up 15 years later: the Big Green opened 2013 with another two-point win (57-55) and ended 2013 with a similarly close 76-72 victory.
The teams haven't met since that game at Leede Arena on New Year's Eve. Dartmouth has a one-game lead since first meeting in 1981.
FOLLOW ALONG
Game information can be found on DartmouthSports.com. To keep up to date on all of the Big Green's basketball news, follow the team on Twitter and Instagram at @dartmouthwbb.
WHAT'S NEXT?
It's Ivy play from here on out, folks. The Big Green will ring in the New Year on Sunday when it welcomes Cornell to Leede on Sunday, Jan. 2.
Dartmouth (1-11) vs. UMass (12-2)
Date: Tuesday, Dec. 28 – 7 PM
Location: Hanover, N.H. – Leede Arena
Series: Dartmouth leads, 10-9
Last Time: Dec. 30, 2013 (W, 76-72)
Live Stats | Video
COVID PROTOCOL
Due to a rise in cases, games will be closed to the general public through January 18, 2022.
HAPPY (ALMOST) NEW YEAR
After a little break for Christmas, the Dartmouth women's basketball team is back for two games at Leede Arena. First up, the Big Green will play one final game in 2021 – and their last non-conference tilt – against UMass on Tuesday, Dec. 28.
LAST TIME OUT
A large run by the home team during the second half proved too much as Dartmouth fell to Maine, 65-53, on the Green's final stop during its eight-day road trip.
· Mekkena Boyd and Carrington Washburn led with 14 points apiece, while Boyd was also first with eight rebounds. Victoria Page went 5-for-6 in free throws (.833).
· After keeping the Black Bears off the board for the first five minutes of the game, Dartmouth kept the momentum going and ended the first quarter with a 16-3 advantage.
· Maine did a little bit of catching up and had a small run near the end of the second quarter, but still stayed far behind (30-17).
· The teams traded threes to start the third, with Mia Curtis and Boyd getting in on the fun. The Bears went on a 7-0 run in the final two minutes to get within eight (45-37).
· Maine continued on its hot streak, starting the fourth on a 9-0 run to pull ahead for the first time. Boyd's 3-pointer gave the lead back to the Big Green before two lead changes and three ties gave the home team a six-point lead (58-52). Boyd had a free throw while the other team hit six to end the game (65-53).
SCOUTING THE MINUTEWOMEN
UMass has had a great first half of its season and heads into its final game of 2021 with a 12-2 mark. Their two losses came against a pair of arguably tough opponents – No. 13 Iowa State (76-71) and Boston College (66-60).
After the loss against the Eagles on Dec. 8, the Minutewomen have gone on a three-game winning streak against Columbia (87-75), Vermont (68-63) and Hartford (86-40).
LAST TIME AGAINST UMASS
A series that was started in the 80s took a pause in December of 1998 after a 72-70 Dartmouth victory. The series was picked back up 15 years later: the Big Green opened 2013 with another two-point win (57-55) and ended 2013 with a similarly close 76-72 victory.
The teams haven't met since that game at Leede Arena on New Year's Eve. Dartmouth has a one-game lead since first meeting in 1981.
FOLLOW ALONG
Game information can be found on DartmouthSports.com. To keep up to date on all of the Big Green's basketball news, follow the team on Twitter and Instagram at @dartmouthwbb.
WHAT'S NEXT?
It's Ivy play from here on out, folks. The Big Green will ring in the New Year on Sunday when it welcomes Cornell to Leede on Sunday, Jan. 2.
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