Ivy League/Opponent Roundup

The Philadelphia Inquirer has a short story on Dartmouth's win over Penn here. ...

Dartmouth opponent capsules with a comment on each:
Princeton 42, Columbia 32
Columbia hung tougher than expected in a turnover-filled game.
Cornell 45, Georgetown 7
Um, does anyone have the number for the G'town scheduling office?
Rhode Island 49, Brown 42, OT
Take a QB off the street and he'll throw for big yards in a Brown uni. Yesterday: 427 yards.
Lehigh 20, Harvard 13
Another last-minute loss for the Crimson, this one on a turnover.
Yale 38, Holy Cross 17
Either Yale is as good as billed or Holy Cross isn't. Or both.
Fordham 34, Colgate 31
Apart from Jordan Scott, Colgate is ordinary.
Richmond 45, New Hampshire 38
Apart from Ricky Santos, UNH is ordinary. (Sound familiar?)

Saturday's Ivy League stat leaders, with a nod to the Ivy office:
RUSHING YARDS
256 -- Mike McLeod, Yale (40 carries)
105 -- Jordan Davis, Columbia (18)
93 -- Luke Siwula, Cornell (17)
86 -- Ricardo Galvez, Yale (10)
84 -- Bill Foran, Princeton (16)
80 -- Joe Sandberg, Penn (20)

PASSING YARDS
407 -- Michael Dougherty, Brown (27 of 47)
275 -- Craig Hormann, Columbia (22 of 42)
266 -- Bryan Walker, Penn (30 of 60)
265 -- Tom Bennewitz, Dartmouth (18 of 26)
252 -- Chris Pizzotti, Harvard (18 of 28)

RECEIVING YARDS
221 -- Paul Raymond, Brown (6 catches)
146 -- Austin Knowlin, Columbia (6)
140 -- Brendan Circle, Princeton (8)
93 -- Colin Cloherty, Brown (7)
90 -- Eric Paul, Dartmouth (5)
83 -- Matt Lagace, Harvard (5)
83 -- Matt Luft, Harvard (4)
82 -- Jason Miller, Harvard (6)

And finally, that certain Hanover High sophomore field hockey player scored both of her team's goals coming up from the midfield yesterday in a big 2-1 win over a very good team.