The fall season came to a close for the Big Green football, men鈥檚 soccer, and women鈥檚 cross country teams this past weekend. Each team wrapped up a successful 2014 campaign. Check out highlights from the weekend:

Quarterback Dalyn Williams 鈥16 completed 30-of-35 passes for 305 yards and four touchdowns while the Dartmouth defense stymied host Princeton in a 41-10 Big Green victory in front of 6,663 fans at Princeton Stadium on Nov. 22. With the win, Dartmouth finished the season with an overall record of 8-2鈥攊ts best record in 17 years. The Big Green finished second in the Ivy League, with a record of 6-1 in league play.
Dartmouth鈥檚 win on Saturday was its fifth in a row against Princeton. The victory was also the 100th career win for Big Green Head Coach Buddy Teevens 鈥79.

The Dartmouth men鈥檚 soccer team lost to Providence College 3-0 in the second round of the NCAA Division I Men鈥檚 Soccer Tournament on Nov. 23.
鈥淭onight was tough. I thought we were very good in the first half but we didn鈥檛 capitalize on our opportunities,鈥 said head coach . 鈥淚t is always an abrupt ending unless you are the last team standing. It is certainly hard to process right now, but I couldn鈥檛 be prouder of our team. They have competed all year so well, and continued to grow all year.鈥
Dartmouth ended the season with a 12-5-2 overall record and a share of the Ivy League title.

The Dartmouth women鈥檚 cross country team finished 20th at the NCAA Division I Women鈥檚 Cross Country Championship on Nov. 22. The meet was hosted by Indiana State and held on the 6-kilometer LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
Seven Big Green runners competed at the championship. The team was led by Dana Giordano 鈥16, who finished 45th overall with a time of 20:49. Dartmouth was the lone Ivy League representative at nationals on either the men鈥檚 or women鈥檚 side. The Big Green earned an at-large bid to the championships by finishing third at the NCAA Northeast Regional on Nov. 14. Earlier this fall, the Big Green captured its second straight Ivy League Heptagonal Championship.