Head Coach Maura Crowell has announced the addition of nine new student-athletes to the Dartmouth women's ice hockey team for the 2026-27 season. This includes eight members of the Class of 2030 and one transfer from Minnesota Duluth. The newcomers consist of five forwards, two defenders, and a goalie. Crowell expressed enthusiasm for the incoming talent, emphasizing their competitive spirit and leadership qualities. The team looks forward to their first game on October 16 against Saint Michael's.

By the Numbers
  • Nine players joining the team, including 8 from the Class of 2030.
  • Five forwards, two defenders, and one goalie as part of the new recruits.
State of Play
  • The new players have impressive backgrounds, showcasing athletic and academic excellence.
  • The team begins their season on October 16, 2026, against Saint Michael's.
What's Next

As the season approaches, the focus will be on integrating the newcomers into the team dynamic and preparing for competition. Their performance in training and early games will be crucial for team cohesion.

Bottom Line

Dartmouth's women's ice hockey program is poised for growth with the addition of highly skilled players. Their success will hinge on blending new talent with established team members, setting a competitive tone for the upcoming season.