DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Dartmouth's women's tennis program competes within the Ivy League, one of college sports' most academically rigorous conferences, representing the 6,746-student institution founded in 1769 in Hanover, New Hampshire. The Big Green compete during the spring season, aligning with the traditional collegiate tennis calendar that culminates in postseason Ivy League and NCAA tournament play. As members of an eight-team conference, Dartmouth faces consistent competition against peers like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, schools known for combining elite academics with competitive athletics.

The program operates under the direction of a coaching staff dedicated to developing both collegiate competitors and scholars, a dual mission central to Ivy League athletics. Matches take place at Dartmouth's home venue, where the team represents the college's athletic tradition dating back more than 250 years. Women's tennis at Dartmouth reflects the institution's commitment to providing varsity opportunities across multiple sports—the college sponsors 34 NCAA Division I teams overall—while maintaining the conference's emphasis on amateurism and academic standards that distinguish Ivy League competition from other collegiate divisions.

KEY FACTS

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THE IVY LEAGUE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Brown Bears
• Columbia University-Barnard Columbia University-Barnard
• Cornell Big Red
• Harvard Crimson
• Princeton Tigers
• Pennsylvania Quakers
• Yale Bulldogs

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