After leading Dartmouth to a standout year and competing on the world’s biggest stage, Bender shares insights on team culture, coaching and next steps.
Despite only a quarter of Dartmouth students being on campus, summer sports remain strong on the green and courts.
After an impressive fourth-place finish at the Ivy League championships, women’s rowing is headed to the NCAA championships for the first time since 2011.
First, second and third varsity boats won their races to sweep Boston University and earn men’s rowing the Bill Cup
Dartmouth surrendered two fourth-quarter touchdowns to lose its undefeated season in front of the Homecoming crowd.
A career day for Q Jones ’25 and three team interceptions gave Dartmouth the outright lead in the Ivy League.
A pair of rushing touchdowns from first-time starter Grayson Saunier ’27 and multiple key plays from the special teams gave Dartmouth the edge over the Blue Devils in yet another nail-biter.
Calm and composed, Owen Zalc ’27 hit the game-winning field goal, along with a career-high 50-yarder, to scrape out a narrow road victory.
Isaiah Johnson ’22 was signed by the Miami Dolphins, John Pupel ’22 was invited to the New England Patriots minicamp and Quinten Arello ’24 was invited to the Tennessee Titans’ minicamp.
The Dartmouth women and open sailing rosters have worked well together to finish top five in multiple tournaments and qualify for nationals.