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Klekota Announces Full 2026 Recruiting Class
6/13/2026 1:00:00 PM | Men's Soccer
HANOVER, N.H. – On Saturday, Bobby Clark Head Coach of Men's Soccer Connor Klekota announced the full 2026 recruiting class. The six incomers will be members of the Dartmouth Class of 2030.
This year's incomers consist of two midfielders, two center backs, a forward, and a goalkeeper.
"We are excited to welcome the 2030s to Hanover. This class has six student athletes with great personalities for Dartmouth Men's Soccer. All are highly motivated individuals we are ready to inject into the returning group," Klekota said about the class.
The full list of incomers is listed below in alphabetical order.
Owen Anderson
Parker, Colorado | Chaparral High School | Forward
Personal: Anderson is the son of Leigh and David and has one sister, Lauren. While at Dartmouth, he hopes to major in biomedical engineering.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Anderson played in the U16 MLS Next Playoff semifinal earning Man of the Match. He was also named to Top Drawer Soccer's U16 MLS Next Cup Best xl list. Academically, Anderson was a four year member of the honor roll as well as a member of the Sources of Strength Mental Health program and chemistry club in high school.
Nicholas Brown
Winter Garden, Florida | Montverde Academy | Goalkeeper
Personal: Brown is the s of Bruce and Ivandecy and has one sister, Joanne who played volleyball at Dartmouth. He hopes to major in economics and pursue a career in investment banking. Brown also has two pet birds named Mi Rosa and Money Mason.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Brown was an AP Scholar, Honor Award recipient and member of the National Honor Society in high school. He also shined academically in Spanish, social studies, and math, earning a spot in each subjects Honors Society. Additionally, Brown was a Montverde Academy Distinguished Scholar. He also earned College Borad African American and Latino American Recognition and served as junior class president and senior class treasurer. Brown was also a member of the school's disciplinary committee.
Eli Granda
Salisbury, Massachusetts | Newburyport High School | Midfield
Personal: Granda is the son of Brian and Carrie and has one brother, Caleb. At Dartmouth, he hopes to major in computer science or mathematics. In his free time, Granda enjoys playing chess, skiing and playing tennis.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Granda made his MLS Next Pro debut with Columbus Crew 2 in 2025 and was selected for MLS Next Cup Best-of and National Academy Championship All-Star teams. He captained the Seacoast United U16 and U19 teams. Academically, Granda received the Academic Excellence in STEM Award, three class achievement awards, and was a four-year high honor roll member.
Nicholas Greer
York, Pennsylvania | YSC Academy | Centerback/Rightback
Personal: Greer is the son of Wesley and Schnell and has two siblings, Wesley and Zachary. His brother Zachary also plays collegiate soccer at Williams. At Dartmouth, Greer hopes to major in English and become a lawyer.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Greer was an Academy Player for the Philadelphia Union. In high school, he served as student council president.
Darryl Hage
Pittsfield, Massachusetts | Berkshire School | Centerback
Personal: Hage is the son of Leticia and Wahid and has four siblings; Dareen, Deandra, David, and Darius. Hage hopes to major in economics and pursue a career in finance.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Hage was named to the Best 11 list of the USL Academy Cup U15 and U19 teams. He made his debut for the Hartford Athletic at just 15 years old. Academically, Hage earned Academy High Honor Roll three times and was named to academic honor roll as a senior.
Bo Robbins
Nashville, Tennessee | Montgomery Bell Academy | Midfield
Personal: Robbins is the son of Jason and Amy and has three siblings; Scout, Spencer and Tucker. His dad Jason played baseball at Vanderbilt and sister Spencer also plays collegiate soccer at Columbia. Robbins is proficient in Spanish and a sports memorabilia collector and also played baseball. He hopes to major in economics at Dartmouth and play professionally before pursuing a career as a financial analyst. Robbins enjoys finishing in his free time.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Robbins was named the 2025 Middle Tennessee Player of the Year and was a member of the Southeast Region Team in 2025. He served as team captain during senior year and was a four-year letter winner in soccer, winning two state championships and being named a 3-star ECNL. Academically, Robbins was a member of the Spanish Honor Society and named to Headmaster's List and Consistent Privileged List. He was a part of student council for four years and was also a member of the Discipline Committee, West End Community Church and the Stock Market Club.
More information on the 2026 men's soccer season will be available soon on DartmouthSports.com.
This year's incomers consist of two midfielders, two center backs, a forward, and a goalkeeper.
"We are excited to welcome the 2030s to Hanover. This class has six student athletes with great personalities for Dartmouth Men's Soccer. All are highly motivated individuals we are ready to inject into the returning group," Klekota said about the class.
The full list of incomers is listed below in alphabetical order.
Owen Anderson
Parker, Colorado | Chaparral High School | Forward
Personal: Anderson is the son of Leigh and David and has one sister, Lauren. While at Dartmouth, he hopes to major in biomedical engineering.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Anderson played in the U16 MLS Next Playoff semifinal earning Man of the Match. He was also named to Top Drawer Soccer's U16 MLS Next Cup Best xl list. Academically, Anderson was a four year member of the honor roll as well as a member of the Sources of Strength Mental Health program and chemistry club in high school.
Nicholas Brown
Winter Garden, Florida | Montverde Academy | Goalkeeper
Personal: Brown is the s of Bruce and Ivandecy and has one sister, Joanne who played volleyball at Dartmouth. He hopes to major in economics and pursue a career in investment banking. Brown also has two pet birds named Mi Rosa and Money Mason.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Brown was an AP Scholar, Honor Award recipient and member of the National Honor Society in high school. He also shined academically in Spanish, social studies, and math, earning a spot in each subjects Honors Society. Additionally, Brown was a Montverde Academy Distinguished Scholar. He also earned College Borad African American and Latino American Recognition and served as junior class president and senior class treasurer. Brown was also a member of the school's disciplinary committee.
Eli Granda
Salisbury, Massachusetts | Newburyport High School | Midfield
Personal: Granda is the son of Brian and Carrie and has one brother, Caleb. At Dartmouth, he hopes to major in computer science or mathematics. In his free time, Granda enjoys playing chess, skiing and playing tennis.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Granda made his MLS Next Pro debut with Columbus Crew 2 in 2025 and was selected for MLS Next Cup Best-of and National Academy Championship All-Star teams. He captained the Seacoast United U16 and U19 teams. Academically, Granda received the Academic Excellence in STEM Award, three class achievement awards, and was a four-year high honor roll member.
Nicholas Greer
York, Pennsylvania | YSC Academy | Centerback/Rightback
Personal: Greer is the son of Wesley and Schnell and has two siblings, Wesley and Zachary. His brother Zachary also plays collegiate soccer at Williams. At Dartmouth, Greer hopes to major in English and become a lawyer.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Greer was an Academy Player for the Philadelphia Union. In high school, he served as student council president.
Darryl Hage
Pittsfield, Massachusetts | Berkshire School | Centerback
Personal: Hage is the son of Leticia and Wahid and has four siblings; Dareen, Deandra, David, and Darius. Hage hopes to major in economics and pursue a career in finance.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Hage was named to the Best 11 list of the USL Academy Cup U15 and U19 teams. He made his debut for the Hartford Athletic at just 15 years old. Academically, Hage earned Academy High Honor Roll three times and was named to academic honor roll as a senior.
Bo Robbins
Nashville, Tennessee | Montgomery Bell Academy | Midfield
Personal: Robbins is the son of Jason and Amy and has three siblings; Scout, Spencer and Tucker. His dad Jason played baseball at Vanderbilt and sister Spencer also plays collegiate soccer at Columbia. Robbins is proficient in Spanish and a sports memorabilia collector and also played baseball. He hopes to major in economics at Dartmouth and play professionally before pursuing a career as a financial analyst. Robbins enjoys finishing in his free time.
Athletic and Academic Achievements: Robbins was named the 2025 Middle Tennessee Player of the Year and was a member of the Southeast Region Team in 2025. He served as team captain during senior year and was a four-year letter winner in soccer, winning two state championships and being named a 3-star ECNL. Academically, Robbins was a member of the Spanish Honor Society and named to Headmaster's List and Consistent Privileged List. He was a part of student council for four years and was also a member of the Discipline Committee, West End Community Church and the Stock Market Club.
More information on the 2026 men's soccer season will be available soon on DartmouthSports.com.
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