Teevens Announces Incoming Recruiting Class

Team huddling during Georgetown game on Sept. 15, 2018

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7/13/2021 10:00:00 AM | Football

Twenty-nine athletes will arrive this fall from 15 states and two foreign countries

By: Rick Bender

HANOVER, N.H. — Buddy Teevens, the Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach at Dartmouth College, announced his incoming recruits for the fall of 2021 with a total of 29 student-athletes. Among the recruits are six offensive linemen, five defensive backs, five defensive linemen, four linebackers, three wide receivers, two running backs, two tight ends, one quarterback and one punter.

The student-athletes come from 15 different states and two foreign countries — Canada and Germany. Georgia boasts the most recruits with four student-athletes, while Indiana and Pennsylvania each have three. Colorado, Illinois, New Jersey, Texas and Washington all have two apiece, and Alabama, California, Florida, Minnesota, New York, North Carolina and Virginia each have one, as do Canada and Germany.

Dartmouth, which did not play the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is coming off a 2019 season in which it went 9-1 overall and 6-1 in the Ivy League. With that conference record, the Big Green earned a share of their 19th Ivy League title, most in the conference, plus ended the year ranked in the top 25 for the second straight campaign. The 2021 season is scheduled to begin on Sept. 18 on the road at Valparaiso in the first-ever meeting between the two schools on the gridiron.

DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL CLASS OF 2025
Student-Athlete	Pos	Ht	Wt	Hometown	High School/Previous
Ejike Adele	DL	6-1	245	Atlanta, Ga.	Westminster School
John Ballowe	LB	6-2	215	Richmond, Va.	Collegiate School
Christian Benson	RB	5-8	180	DeSoto, Texas	Parish Episcopal
Ahmir Braxton	DB	6-0	175	Colorado Springs, Colo.	Vista Ridge
James Coslet	OL	6-3	250	Millington, N.J.	Watchung Hills
Cayman Duncan	OL	6-6	295	Spring, Texas	Kinkaid School
Zach Farris	DB	6-0	175	Coral Springs, Fla.	Cardinal Gibbons
Carson Franks	S	6-1	195	State College, Pa.	State College HS
Remington Gall	WR	6-5	195	Avon, Ind.	Avon
Alex Geraci	TE	6-4	225	Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y.	Don Bosco Prep
Jackson Gerard	WR	6-2	200	West Chicago, Ill.	St. Francis
Davis Golick	P	6-1	200	Smyrna, Ga.	Woodward Academy
Isaiah Golonka	DL	6-4	230	Huntsville, Ala.	Canterbury School
Josiah Green	DL	6-2	240	Indianapolis, Ind.	North Central
Micah Green	LB	6-1	215	Indianapolis, Ind.	North Central
Sean Harmon	TE	6-5	220	Seattle, Wash.	Bishop Blanchet
Dillon Holifield	S	6-2	195	Roswell, Ga.	Roswell
Tristan Holmbeck	OL	6-4	260	Philadelphia, Pa.	Springside Chestnut Hill
Q Jones	RB	5-11	180	Fountain, Colo.	Fountain-Fort Carson
Zachary Lytle	DL	6-4	225	Winnipeg, Manitoba	St. Paul's
Nick Marinaro	OL	6-2	270	Wayzata, Minn.	Benilde-St. Margaret's
James Morrison	OL	6-5	235	Mahweh, N.J.	St. Joe's
Braden Mullen	LB	6-3	210	Glenview, Ill.	Loyola Academy
Jackson Proctor	QB	6-1	190	Kent, Wash.	Kentwood
Painter Richards-Baker	WR	6-1	190	Hillsborough, N.C.	Christ School
Derrell Smith-Porter	DL	6-1	260	Penn Hills, Pa.	Penn Hills/Worcester Academy
Charis Spence	LB	6-1	195	McDonough, Ga.	Eagles Landing
Konstantin Spörk	OL	6-5	270	Pulheim, Germany	Abteigymnasium Brauweiler/Fork Union (Va.)
Jordan Washington	DB	6-1	185	Escondido, Calif.	JSerra