HANOVER, N.H. – Check out all the Big Green teams in action this week!
 
Men’s Hockey — Friday, January 9
No. 11/10 Dartmouth men’s hockey returns to Thompson Arena for one game this weekend. The Big Green host No. 20 Harvard at 7 PM on Friday, Jan. 9. The Big Green come off a pair of losses to now No. 20/19 Princeton and now No. 8 Quinnipiac. The Big Green are currently second in the ECAC with 18 points with a 6-2-0 record. Hayden Stavroff leads Dartmouth with 23 points while Hank Cleaves is second on the team with 18 points. The duo of Stavroff and Cleaves combined for 19 points in December, Stavroff led the NCAA with 10 points while Cleaves was second with nine. The Dartmouth netminders have split the cage all season with a combined 1.99 goals against average and a .905 save percentage. Emmett Croteau is second in the country in goals against average while leading the country with a .939 save percentage. 
 
Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving – Friday, January 9 and Saturday, January 10
Dartmouth returns to action after the holiday break when the Big Green compete against Yale and Penn in Philadelphia this weekend. Both teams return to the pool after strong efforts at the Golden Grizzly Classic, which saw the women win the event and men finish in second. This will mark both teams’ first Ivy League meet away from home this season.
 
Women’s Hockey – Friday, January 9 and Saturday, January 10
The Big Green will kick off the final stretch of the 2025-26 season this weekend, welcoming Yale and Brown to Hanover for the final regular season meeting with the Bulldogs and Bears. The Big Green are 71-23-3 all time against Yale and 49-36-13 all time against the Bears. Dartmouth is coming off its most cohesive weekend of hockey according to Head Coach Maura Crowell, despite dropping two one-goal games to Vermont. Puck drop on both Friday and Saturday is set for 3 p.m. You can watch the Friday’s game on NESN, Saturday’s game on ESPN+, follow the live stats on DartmouthSports.com, or purchase tickets here.
 
Men’s Basketball – Saturday, January 10
The Dartmouth men’s basketball team will continue its Ivy League road stretch, traveling to Ithaca, New York to face Cornell at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The Big Green are coming off a 76-68 win on the road at Harvard Monday to open conference play. You can watch Saturday’s game on ESPN+ or follow the live stats at DartmouthSports.com.
 
Men’s and Women’s Track and Field – Saturday, January 10
The men’s and women’s track and field teams will host the Ivy vs. America East Challenge on Friday, marking their first meet of 2026 at the Leverone Field House. You can follow live results here.
 
Women’s Basketball – Saturday, January 10
The Big Green look to bounce back from an Ivy League opening loss to Harvard when they remain home to host Cornell on Saturday. Opening tipoff is set for 1 p.m., with a postgame shootaround for fans. Against the Crimson, Dartmouth was led by Cate MacDonald, who scored a career-high 17 points. The Big Green will look to avenge two competitive losses to the Big Red last season.
 

The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released its all-state teams for the 2025 TSSAA volleyball season.

Class A

Outside hitters: Derionna Bell, Gordonsville, Sr.; Amanda Gardner, Chattanooga School for the Arts & Sciences, Sr.; Sydney Heisig, Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts, So.; Campbell Leathers, Eagleville, So.; Savanna Moore, Chattanooga School for the Arts & Sciences, Sr.; Morgan Ryan, East Robertson, Jr.; Gracie Sims, Union City, Sr.; Jena Wright, Merrol Hyde Magnet, Jr..

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Middle hitter: Millie Emerson, Summertown, Sr.

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Setters: Brooke Briggs, Gordonsville, Sr.; Preslee Campbell, Eagleville, Sr.; Gentry Hansen, Merrol Hyde, So..

Liberos: Jalyn Hammons, Sale Creek, Jr.; Presley Knowles, Eagleville, Jr.; Breleigh Winters, Loretto, Sr..

Class AA

Outside hitters: Anarela Mejias Ayala, Valor Prep, Jr.; Abby Baker, Creek Wood, Sr.; Stella Huber, Lexington, Sr.; Jentelle McNairl, Valor Prep, So.; Makayla Moore, Sullivan East, Fr.; Abigail Prado, Seymour, Jr.; Becca Rogers, Signal Mountain, Sr.; Jacey Taylor, Chuckey-Doak, So.

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Middle hitters: Rylee Key, Dyer County, Jr.; Wesley Thornton, Crockett County, So..

Setters: Raylie Gray, Volunteer, Jr.; Emery Huddleston, Upperman, Jr.; Kierstyn Ray, Dyer County, Jr..

Liberos: Ella Burd, Lakeland Prep, Sr.; Evie Rogers, Dyer County, Jr..

Class AAA

Outside hitters: Gunny Brock, Cleveland, Sr.; Elia Dinsmore, Independence, Sr.; Addie Harris, Arlington, Jr.; Eliza Hicks, William Blount, Sr.; Maggie Kalisz, Summit, Sr.; Mia McGrath, Siegel, Sr.; Daisy Oatsvall, Brentwood, Sr.; Molly Teague, Blackman, Sr.; Sydni Vice, Germantown Houston, Sr..

Middle hitters: Keira Garinger, Clarksville, Sr.; Eliza McKnight, Brentwood, Sr..

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Setters: Mela Brice, Dobyns-Bennett, Sr.; Lauren Duncan, Brentwood, Sr.; Lucy O’Daniel, Science Hill, So.; Amanda Shanahan, Summit, Sr..

Libero: Isa Dau, Science Hill, Jr..

Division II-A

Outside hitters: Jada Burns, Middle Tennessee Christian, Sr.; Darby Felts, Lakeway Christian, Sr.; Sadie Kroeger, Providence Christian, Sr.; Camryn Neal, Silverdale Baptist, Sr.; Anna Ofenheusle, Friendship Christian, Sr.; Anna Clay Shirley, Middle Tennessee Christian, Sr..

Middle hitters: Kayte Madison Bjornstad, Providence Christian, Sr.; Sophie Easterday, Silverdale Baptist, Jr.; Kendall Stansbury, Grace Christian Academy-Knoxville, Sr..

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Setters: Addison Addair, Lakeway Christian, Sr.; Bailee Culpepper, Middle Tennessee Christian, Sr.; Caroline Hilton, Silverdale Baptist, Sr.; Sarah Johnson, Northpoint Christian, So..

Liberos: Addison Burks, Middle Tennessee Christian, Sr.; Annie Harney, Battle Ground Academy, Sr..

Division II-AA

Outside hitters: Tallulah Carney, Knox Webb, Sr.; Heidi Green, Father Ryan, Jr.; Mia Kinney, Knox Catholic, Jr.; Emma Mulvaney, Baylor School, Sr.; Camille Northcross, Briarcrest Christian, Jr.; Raegan Reeves, Christ Presbyterian Academy, Sr..

Middle hitters: Lucy Haywood, Christ Presbyterian Academy, Sr.; Haylee Munsey, Knox Catholic, Sr.; Nancy Ward, Briarcrest Christian, Jr..

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Setters: Maddie Hobbs, Pope John Paul II, Jr.; Elise Jensen, Lipscomb Academy, Sr.; Sarah O’Connor, Briarcrest Christian, Sr..

Liberos: Ella Fisher, Pope John Paul II, So.; Cat Nygaard, Girls Preparatory School, Jr.; Rory Oleksik, Baylor School, Jr..

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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M volleyball’s Morgan Perkins signed her first professional contract with Major League Volleyball’s (MLV) San Diego Mojo, the organization announced Tuesday.
 
Following an NCAA national title winning run, Perkins heads to the golden state to join the Mojo’s roster before the start of the 2026 MLV season. The middle blocker was a model of efficiency for the Aggies during the 2025 campaign, hitting at .422 percent throughout the season which ranks second in the program’s record books for a single season.
 
“I’m extremely excited for Morgan [Perkins] to start her pro career,” head coach Jamie Morrison said. “It’s been incredible watching her journey, and I’m so glad to see another one of our athletes take the next step to the professional level. I know she will continue to excel in the MLV.”
 
The Rosharon, Texas, native logged 168 kills on the year on 339 swings with only 25 errors. Her performance stood out even further during the SEC slate, as she hit at .474 percent which was No. 1 in the conference. On the defensive end she recorded 98 blocks which ranked third on the team, while also tacking on a single-season high 44 digs.
 
Perkins concluded her collegiate career with a plethora of honors, including most recently being named AVCA All-Southwest Honorable Mention. She was also tabbed as SEC Defensive Player of the Week last season, and All-Big 12 Second Team, All-Big 12 Freshman Team and two-time Big-12 Rookie of the Week during her time at Oklahoma.
 
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Men’s Volleyball | 1/6/2026 12:10:00 PM

Saint Francis Men’s Volleyball has been picked to tie first in the NEC Preseason Coaches Poll, the conference announced on Tuesday.

The Red Flash claimed two first place votes after repeating as NEC regular season champions in 2023, 2024, and 2025. This also marks the third time in the last four years that Saint Francis has been tabbed the preseason favorite.

The poll results are:

1. (tie) Daemen (3)

      Saint Francis (2)

3. LIU (1)

4. FDU (1)

5. Manhattan

6. UMES

7. D’Youville

Manhattan and Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) will join the conference as both teams are newly formed men’s Division I volleyball programs. Both the Jaspers and the Hawks are immediately eligible for the NEC Championship during the 2026 season. 

Saint Francis will begin its season in Utah against #8 BYU on Jan. 9 and 10.