HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth men's soccer hosted Yale under the lights on a beautiful fall evening at Burnham Field. The two sides battled for the full 90 minutes in a game that featured 28 combined shots.
Dartmouth has not lost to Yale at home since 1992, posting a 13-0-3 record against the Bulldogs over that stretch.
Hudson Kohler cleared a ball off Dartmouth's goal line in the first two minutes to keep the game scoreless.
The two sides traded shots throughout the first half, but neither team could gain an advantage.
Olly Spicer led the Big Green with three shots, putting one on frame that forced a diving save from the Yale goalie. Trenton Blake and Noah Sams followed with two shots each.
Dartmouth controlled play over the final 20 minutes, keeping Yale on its heels. The game ended scoreless, giving Dartmouth one point in the standings.
The Big Green earned 10 corner kicks, the most in any game this season. Nine different Dartmouth student-athletes also recorded at least one shot.
Goalkeeper TJ Jeffreys recorded one save in the box score but also made multiple clutch stops on Yale crosses to diminish the Bulldogs' attempts at goal.
Up Next:
Dartmouth will host UMass in its final non-conference game of the regular season on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.