Third-Quarter Surge Not Enough in Loss at No. 12/15 Harvard

The Dartmouth football team fought back with a 10-0 run in the third quarter, closing the gap against No. 12/15 Harvard. However, the Crimson responded in the fourth quarter to maintain their lead.

Key Moments of the Game

Harvard opened strong with a 14-yard touchdown pass from Jaden Craig to Seamus Gilmartin, followed by Kieran Corr's successful kick.
Brady Blackburn connected on a 74-yard pass from Jaden Craig, with Corr adding the extra point.
Kieran Corr also kicked a 38-yard field goal, extending Harvard's lead.
Dartmouth's Grayson Saunier scored on a 1-yard run, with Owen Zalc converting the kick.
Owen Zalc added a 46-yard field goal for Dartmouth.
Logan Reaska caught a 14-yard pass from Jaden Craig, with Corr securing the extra point for Harvard.

Score Highlights

Harvard led 17-10 with 3:53 remaining in the third quarter after Dartmouth's momentum in the period brought the score closer.

"It's a whole new game! Harvard 17, Dartmouth 10 | 3:53 3rd #GoBigGreen | #TheWoods🌲"

This third-quarter effort showcased Dartmouth's resilience but was not enough to overcome Harvard’s strong offense.

Game Summary

Dartmouth outscored Harvard 10-0 in the third quarter but ultimately fell short as Harvard's consistent scoring throughout the game gave them the victory.

Author's summary: Dartmouth's late surge in the third quarter demonstrated determination, but Harvard's consistent performance secured their win in a competitive Ivy League matchup.

Dartmouth College Athletics — 2025-11-02