Princeton, n.j. — Three members of the Dartmouth College women’s soccer team received all-Ivy League honors for their efforts during the Big Green’s recently completed season.

Sophomore Remy Borinsky was Dartmouth’s sole first-team inclusion. The midfielder, who was a second-team selection as a freshman, started all 16 games of the Big Green’s 7-7-2 campaign and scored a goal in a 3-1 home win over Albany (N.Y.) on Feb. 16.

Junior Brittany Champagne earned her second all-league notice, making the second team after also starting in all of Dartmouth’s contests and scoring in the Albany victory. Junior Lindsay Knutson earned honorable mention for her defensive play on a team that allowed just 15 goals all year.

Harvard took two of the major awards, with player of the year Midge Purce and coach of the year Chris Hamblin. Brown’s Christine Etzel was named top defender, and Yale’s Aerial Cavarin landed rookie of the year honors.

Field HockeyPEA 2, KUA 0

Exeter, n.h. — Phillips Exeter took better advantage of its artificial turf home field, scoring in each half to top the Wildcats (4-11-1) on Wednesday.

Kimball Union, which put 13 shots on goal in the loss, wraps up its season at Governor’s Academy on Saturday.