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Saturday, October 31
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Dartmouth College
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10/29/2026 10:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth women's soccer will face Yale on Senior Day at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 31st at Burnham Field.
Dartmouth (9-3-2, 2-2-0 Ivy League) vs. Yale (5-9, 0-5 Ivy League)
Saturday, October 31
4:00 pm EDT
Burnham Field, Hanover, N.H.
Watch | International Stream | Live Stats | Tickets
Matchup History between Dartmouth and Yale
The Big Green holds a 23-21-4 record over Yale. The last victory over the Bulldogs happened in New Haven, Connecticut on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, 1-0.
Scouting the Bulldogs
Yale has an overall record of 5-9 and has an Ivy League record of 0-5. In 2025, the Bulldogs had an overall record of 3-11-1 and an Ivy League record of 1-5-1.
Senior Day
Dartmouth will honor its seniors: Frankie Valverde, Kate Ryan, Ola Goebel and Ellie Davidson in a pregame ceremony, to recognize all of their hard work, commitment and dedication to Dartmouth Athletics.
In the Ivy League
The Big Green leads the Ivy League, in the fewest goals allowed, with six goals.
Ola Goebel leads the Ivy League, with a goals against average of 0.57, eight shutouts and an 86% save percentage.
Madison Rose is ranked fourth in points with an average of 1.25 points per game. She is also ranked third in assists, with seven and Maeve Theobald is ranked eighth in assists, with four.
The 2026 Season So Far
The Big Green has an overall record of 9-3-2 and an Ivy League record of 3-2-0.
Dartmouth opened the 2026 regular season with a 2-1 victory over UMass Lowell on Thursday, August 20th at Burnham Field. Dartmouth scored two goals within the first 15 minutes of play, as Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Nadia Young scored their first goals of the season, as Maeve Theobald and Madison Rose assisted on Frimpomaa's goal. The River Hawks scored early in the second half and put pressure on the Big Green's defense; however, Dartmouth held on and earned their first victory of the season.
On Sunday, August 23rd, Dartmouth and the University of New Hampshire played to a 0-0 tie in Durham, New Hampshire. Goalkeeper Ola Goebel recorded four saves against the Wildcats, while Nadia Young led the Big Green in shots, with four and Anna Leschly had two shots against New Hampshire.
On Thursday, August 27th, the Big Green defeated San Francisco, 2-0 at Burnham Field. Nadia Young recorded a goal and an assist, as Stephanie Lathrop had a goal and Frankie Valverde had an assist. Ola Goebel
posted a second shutout of the season, with four saves recorded against the Dons.
On Sunday, August 30, Dartmouth fell to Boston College, in a 1-0 competitive match in Newton, Massachusetts. Ola Goebel recorded a season-best of six saves in goal, while Stephanie Lathrop had a team-best of five shots against the Eagles.
On Thursday, Sept. 3, the Big Green led at halftime but came away, with a 1-1 tie with Arizona State in the first game of the Cactus Classic in Tucson, Arizona. Madison Rose scored for Dartmouth from the penalty spot, as it was the first goal of her collegiate career. In goal, Ola Goebel had four saves against the Sun Devils.
On Sunday, Sept. 6, Dartmouth won 1-0 against the University of Arizona in the final game of the Cactus Classic in Tucson, Arizona. Michal Cagungun scored the game-winning goal for the Big Green and Ola Goebel recorded five saves and a shutout performance against the Wildcats. It was the first victory over a Power-Four opponent since Sept. 1, 2019, when Dartmouth defeated Syracuse, 2-0 at Burnham Field. Additionally, it was the first Power-Four victory for Stacy Branca '94 Family Head Coach of Women's Soccer, Taylor Schram.
On Thursday, Sept. 10, Dartmouth defeated Holy Cross, 1-0 with a game-winning goal by Tasha Udebhulu in the 74th minute. It was the first goal of Udebhulu's career. Ola Goebel recorded her second-straight shutout and had a save against the Crusaders.
On Sunday, Sept. 13, the Big Green earned a 2-0 victory over Colgate, where Madison Rose and Emmanuella Frimpomaa scored goals. Tasha Udebhulu and Michal Cagungun tallied assists, while Ola Goebel made three saves and extended her shutout streak to three.
On Sunday, Sept. 20, Dartmouth defeated Bryant, 4-0 at Burnham Field. Anna Leschly scored a career-best two goals and had four points. Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Madison Rose scored a goal as well for the Big Green. It was an all-around team victory as Maeve Theobald,
Kate Ryan, Rose and Frimpomaa all had assists.
Ola Goebel posted her fourth straight shutout, in the team's fourth-straight victory.
On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Big Green defeated Penn, 4-0 at Burnham Field in their first Ivy League game of the season. Maeve Theobald scored a season best two goals and had four points, and Anna Leschly had a goal. Rose totaled a career-best of three assists, five points and a goal against the Quakers. Lykke Ihrfelt, Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Addison Ball all had assists. Ola Goebel recorded her fifth straight shutout and had four saves in the victory.
On Saturday, Oct. 3, Dartmouth led in shots, 14-8 overall and 6-3 shots on goal; but fell 2-0 to Columbia. Lykke Ihrfelt led the Big Green with four shots, while Madison Rose recorded three shots, and Kate Ryan and Ellie Davidson both had two shots against the Lions.
On Saturday, Oct. 10, the Big Green defeated #19 Harvard, 1-0 at Burnham Field. Stephanie Lathrop scored the game-winning goal, from a free-kick outside the box. Ola Goebel had five saves, which included an impressive penalty kick save in the 83rd minute. It was the first victory over a ranked opponent for Dartmouth since 2009.
On Saturday, Oct. 17, Dartmouth defeated Brown in a 2-1 comeback victory at Burnham Field. The Bears got on the board first; however, Tasha Udebhulu tied the game with two minutes left in the first half, with assists from Anna Leschly and Madison Rose. In the first few minutes of the second half, Emmanuella Frimpomaa scored the game-deciding goal, with assists from Maeve Theobald and Stephanie Lathrop. Ola Goebel posted five saves in the victory over Brown.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, the Big Green battled the Princeton Tigers until the final whistle but fell 2-1 on the road. The Tigers scored first early on and kept the lead going into the second half of play. They then scored their second goal, with less than 15 minutes left in the game. In the 87th minute, Lykke Ihrfelt scored from the penalty spot, to bring the Big Green within a goal but Princeton held on to clinch the victory.
Dartmouth (9-3-2, 2-2-0 Ivy League) vs. Yale (5-9, 0-5 Ivy League)
Saturday, October 31
4:00 pm EDT
Burnham Field, Hanover, N.H.
Watch | International Stream | Live Stats | Tickets
Matchup History between Dartmouth and Yale
The Big Green holds a 23-21-4 record over Yale. The last victory over the Bulldogs happened in New Haven, Connecticut on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, 1-0.
Scouting the Bulldogs
Yale has an overall record of 5-9 and has an Ivy League record of 0-5. In 2025, the Bulldogs had an overall record of 3-11-1 and an Ivy League record of 1-5-1.
Senior Day
Dartmouth will honor its seniors: Frankie Valverde, Kate Ryan, Ola Goebel and Ellie Davidson in a pregame ceremony, to recognize all of their hard work, commitment and dedication to Dartmouth Athletics.
In the Ivy League
The Big Green leads the Ivy League, in the fewest goals allowed, with six goals.
Ola Goebel leads the Ivy League, with a goals against average of 0.57, eight shutouts and an 86% save percentage.
Madison Rose is ranked fourth in points with an average of 1.25 points per game. She is also ranked third in assists, with seven and Maeve Theobald is ranked eighth in assists, with four.
The 2026 Season So Far
The Big Green has an overall record of 9-3-2 and an Ivy League record of 3-2-0.
Dartmouth opened the 2026 regular season with a 2-1 victory over UMass Lowell on Thursday, August 20th at Burnham Field. Dartmouth scored two goals within the first 15 minutes of play, as Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Nadia Young scored their first goals of the season, as Maeve Theobald and Madison Rose assisted on Frimpomaa's goal. The River Hawks scored early in the second half and put pressure on the Big Green's defense; however, Dartmouth held on and earned their first victory of the season.
On Sunday, August 23rd, Dartmouth and the University of New Hampshire played to a 0-0 tie in Durham, New Hampshire. Goalkeeper Ola Goebel recorded four saves against the Wildcats, while Nadia Young led the Big Green in shots, with four and Anna Leschly had two shots against New Hampshire.
On Thursday, August 27th, the Big Green defeated San Francisco, 2-0 at Burnham Field. Nadia Young recorded a goal and an assist, as Stephanie Lathrop had a goal and Frankie Valverde had an assist. Ola Goebel
posted a second shutout of the season, with four saves recorded against the Dons.
On Sunday, August 30, Dartmouth fell to Boston College, in a 1-0 competitive match in Newton, Massachusetts. Ola Goebel recorded a season-best of six saves in goal, while Stephanie Lathrop had a team-best of five shots against the Eagles.
On Thursday, Sept. 3, the Big Green led at halftime but came away, with a 1-1 tie with Arizona State in the first game of the Cactus Classic in Tucson, Arizona. Madison Rose scored for Dartmouth from the penalty spot, as it was the first goal of her collegiate career. In goal, Ola Goebel had four saves against the Sun Devils.
On Sunday, Sept. 6, Dartmouth won 1-0 against the University of Arizona in the final game of the Cactus Classic in Tucson, Arizona. Michal Cagungun scored the game-winning goal for the Big Green and Ola Goebel recorded five saves and a shutout performance against the Wildcats. It was the first victory over a Power-Four opponent since Sept. 1, 2019, when Dartmouth defeated Syracuse, 2-0 at Burnham Field. Additionally, it was the first Power-Four victory for Stacy Branca '94 Family Head Coach of Women's Soccer, Taylor Schram.
On Thursday, Sept. 10, Dartmouth defeated Holy Cross, 1-0 with a game-winning goal by Tasha Udebhulu in the 74th minute. It was the first goal of Udebhulu's career. Ola Goebel recorded her second-straight shutout and had a save against the Crusaders.
On Sunday, Sept. 13, the Big Green earned a 2-0 victory over Colgate, where Madison Rose and Emmanuella Frimpomaa scored goals. Tasha Udebhulu and Michal Cagungun tallied assists, while Ola Goebel made three saves and extended her shutout streak to three.
On Sunday, Sept. 20, Dartmouth defeated Bryant, 4-0 at Burnham Field. Anna Leschly scored a career-best two goals and had four points. Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Madison Rose scored a goal as well for the Big Green. It was an all-around team victory as Maeve Theobald,
Kate Ryan, Rose and Frimpomaa all had assists.
Ola Goebel posted her fourth straight shutout, in the team's fourth-straight victory.
On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Big Green defeated Penn, 4-0 at Burnham Field in their first Ivy League game of the season. Maeve Theobald scored a season best two goals and had four points, and Anna Leschly had a goal. Rose totaled a career-best of three assists, five points and a goal against the Quakers. Lykke Ihrfelt, Emmanuella Frimpomaa and Addison Ball all had assists. Ola Goebel recorded her fifth straight shutout and had four saves in the victory.
On Saturday, Oct. 3, Dartmouth led in shots, 14-8 overall and 6-3 shots on goal; but fell 2-0 to Columbia. Lykke Ihrfelt led the Big Green with four shots, while Madison Rose recorded three shots, and Kate Ryan and Ellie Davidson both had two shots against the Lions.
On Saturday, Oct. 10, the Big Green defeated #19 Harvard, 1-0 at Burnham Field. Stephanie Lathrop scored the game-winning goal, from a free-kick outside the box. Ola Goebel had five saves, which included an impressive penalty kick save in the 83rd minute. It was the first victory over a ranked opponent for Dartmouth since 2009.
On Saturday, Oct. 17, Dartmouth defeated Brown in a 2-1 comeback victory at Burnham Field. The Bears got on the board first; however, Tasha Udebhulu tied the game with two minutes left in the first half, with assists from Anna Leschly and Madison Rose. In the first few minutes of the second half, Emmanuella Frimpomaa scored the game-deciding goal, with assists from Maeve Theobald and Stephanie Lathrop. Ola Goebel posted five saves in the victory over Brown.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, the Big Green battled the Princeton Tigers until the final whistle but fell 2-1 on the road. The Tigers scored first early on and kept the lead going into the second half of play. They then scored their second goal, with less than 15 minutes left in the game. In the 87th minute, Lykke Ihrfelt scored from the penalty spot, to bring the Big Green within a goal but Princeton held on to clinch the victory.
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