Single Game Tickets & Vouchers on Sale Now for Men’s & Women’s Ice Hockey

Purchase Women's Ice Hockey Single Game Tickets
Purchase Men's Ice Hockey Single Game Tickets
Purchase Voucher Books for Women's Ice Hockey

HANOVER, N.H. – Single game tickets and vouchers for the Dartmouth men's ice hockey and women's ice hockey team's 2026-27 seasons are now on sale through the Dartmouth Athletics ticket office.

For Women's Ice Hockey:
Premium Games (HARVARD, QUINNIPIAC, VERMONT, MAINE, CORNELL)
Women's hockey is all General Admission.
Adult: $15-$20
Faculty Staff: $12-$18
Youth/Senior: $10-$15
Group: $7-$10
Voucher Books (Ten Vouchers for $50)

The women's ice hockey program welcomes nine newcomers in 2026-27, as they look to build off a core of returning players under Head Coach of Women's Ice Hockey Maura Crowell, who is in her third year of coaching the Big Green. One of the returning players is junior goaltender Michaela Hesová, who was a 2026 Winter Olympian for Team Czechia. She made 30 or more saves in 10 of her 19 games, posted two shutouts and recorded a .916 save percentage. Ella Inglis led the Big Green with five goals and a team-high 13 points. Katie Kotlowski joins Crowell's staff as an assistant coach for the 2026-27 season. Kotlowski joins Dartmouth from Marian University, where she helped the program clinch its first playoff win in program history and contributed to the winningest season in program history. The season begins with a home-and-home series against Saint Michael's beginning on Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17. ECAC play gets underway on Friday, October 30 with a home game against St. Lawrence at 11:00 am in the inaugural Education Day at Thompson Arena.

For Men's Ice Hockey:
Premium Games (UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, PRINCETON, QUINNIPIAC, CORNELL, HARVARD, NORTHEASTERN)
Men's Hockey is all Reserved, except for the kids' club section 11.
Adult: $20-$35
Faculty/Staff: $18-$32
Youth/Senior: $15-$30
Group: $12-$20

Dartmouth men's ice hockey is coming off a program-defining season, setting a new program record of 23 wins. The Big Green claimed their first ECAC championship in program history beating Princeton, 2-1, in overtime to earn their first bid to the NCAA Tournament in 46 years. Prior to the start of the season Dartmouth was picked to finish second in the ECAC and is currently ranked 10th nationally in both the USCHO.com and USA Hockey polls. Hayden Stavroff (unanimous), Hank Cleaves and Emmett Croteau were all named to the All-ECAC Preseason Team, making up 50% of the team. Koenig Family Head Coach of Men's Ice Hockey Reid Cashman is entering his seventh season with Dartmouth. Cashman led the team to a 16-1-2 home record a season ago and with the team ranked in the national poll for 22 straight weeks.

For any questions regarding season ticket sales, call the ticket office at 603-646-2466 weekdays between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The ticket office is in Room 102 of Alumni Gym.

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