The Dartmouth sat down with eight star athletes in the Class of 2026 to discuss their best moments in college sports and plans after graduation.
From a new defensive scheme to fresh faces getting the ball on offense to the naming of this season’s captains, the team’s performance did not disappoint.
Sean Williams ’26 and Josiah Green ’25 are approaching these opportunities with a disciplined mentality and lots of gratitude.
After a disappointing season in the Ivy League, the former Princeton and Stanford assistant coach was hired to steer the ship for Dartmouth men’s basketball.
Hayden Stavroff ’28 capped off a historic season on the ice for the Big Green in which he led the nation in goals scored and won numerous intercollegiate awards.
After three and a half years working in communications for Dartmouth Athletics, Justin Lafleur recently accepted a position at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Despite being the first Dartmouth player selected to compete in the Senior Bowl in over four decades, Delby Lemieux ‘26, the accomplished offensive lineman rose to the occasion and is feeling hopeful heading into the NFL Draft.
After coming up short in a tough Ivy League last season, coach Sean Kirwan and the men’s lacrosse team are energized and ready to go toe-to-toe with the nation’s best programs.
Despite a tie-game at halftime, the Big Green ultimately lost 76-69 to drop to 9-9.
After wrapping up a stellar career with Dartmouth football, tight end and captain Chris Corbo ’26 is bringing his talent on the field and Big Green work ethic to Georgia Tech.