Upcoming Event: Field Hockey at Harvard (Exhibition) on August 29, 2026 at 2:00 PM
2:00 PM

Field Hockey
at Harvard (Exhibition)

8/7/2026 1:00:00 PM | Field Hockey
HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth Field Hockey Head Coach Jason Klinkradt has announced the incoming Class of 2030.
"We're really excited about this incoming group" says Klinkradt. "Julie, Cookie, Clara, Eliza, and Lucy all bring different backgrounds, experiences, and strengths, but what connects them is their character, ambition, and desire to be part of something bigger than themselves. They fit the culture we're building at Dartmouth, and I'm excited to see how they help push this program forward."
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Clara FonsecaÂ
D | Santiago, Chile | International School Nido de Aguilas | Chile / Club Deportivo Universidad Católica de Chile
Before Dartmouth:
Named 2023 U16 Best player Club Deportivo Universidad Católica…Third place Chilean National Championship Club Deportivo Universidad Católica (2023) ...Team Captain u19 (2024) …Chilean National Champion (2025) ...Co-Captain U19 Club Team (2025) …Captain u19 Club Team (2026)… 2025 Social Studies Award…2025 Design…Technology award…2023 Design Technology Award…2023 Math award…2025 Responsibility award…2024 responsibility Award…2023 Math Award.
Why Dartmouth:
"I chose Dartmouth because of the academic rigor, the community, and the beautiful campus."Â
From Coach Klinkradt:
"Clara brings an international perspective and a strong hockey upbringing from Chile, a country whose women's program continues to make real strides on the world stage. She is a player with technical quality, competitive edge, and a passion for the game that we believe will translate well to our environment. We are excited about the energy and creativity Clara will add to our group, and we look forward to helping her continue to develop at Dartmouth."
ÂLucy Langlands
F | Glasgow | The Glasglow Academy | Clydesdale Western HC
Before Dartmouth:
Top goal scorer for school and club teams (2024/25, 2025/26)…earned school colors for Field Hockey…Latin and Spanish school prizes…four-time school colours awardee.
Why Dartmouth:
"I chose Dartmouth because of its top level of academics combined with high performance sport, and nice setting."
From Coach Klinkradt:
"Lucy comes from a strong Scottish hockey background and has gained valuable experience in a competitive club environment with Clydesdale Western. She brings a confident, attacking mindset, and we like the energy she plays with in the final third. Her background gives her a different hockey lens, and that international perspective will be a great addition to our team. We are excited to welcome Lucy to Dartmouth and see her continue to grow within our program."
ÂEliza MartinÂ
 M/D | Louisville, KY | Louisville Collegiate School | IFHCK
Before Dartmouth:
Five year member of Varsity Field Hockey…2025 field hockey captain… Iron Amazon award winner (12 varsity seasons of any sport)…2025 Field Hockey MVP…KHSAA First Team All-State (2023, 2024)…named to KHSAA Academic All-State…named to NFHCA Senior Impact Team…12th Grade English Award..Lampton Cup…10th Grade History prize…honors chemistry award…national merit commended scholar…french honor society…math honor society…english honor society...National Honor Society member…graduated Cum Laude.
Why Dartmouth:
"I chose Dartmouth because of the community! Everyone is so connected and inviting. I love the longstanding traditions at Dartmouth as well!"
From Coach Klinkradt:
"Eliza is the kind of player who gives a team balance. She has experience playing in the midfield and upfront and her profile shows a player who contributes in the important details of the game. Coming from IFHCK and Louisville Collegiate, she has shown she can compete, lead, and solve problems on the field. We are excited to add her toughness, versatility, and team-first mentality to Dartmouth."
Cookie Motroni
D | Short Hills, N.J. | Oak Knoll School | New HeightsÂ
Before Dartmouth:
Senior Captain for back to back New Jersey State Champion Oak Knoll School…went undefeated in New Jersey (2025)…4x Varsity letter winner…3x Varsity starter…First Team All-Region NFHCA and Max Field Hockey…First Team All-State…First Team Non-Public…First Team All-Conference and County…Defensive MVP for Oak Knoll…NFHCA All-Academic Team with distinction…named to NFHCA Impact team…named to Maxfield Hockey Top 150…multiple all-nonpublic, all Conference and all County Recognition…First Year Player Award winner…seven year member of New Heights club field hockey…3x captain of Oak Knoll Swim Team and 4 year varsity member…Oak Knoll's Scholar Athlete of the Year.
Why Dartmouth:
"I chose Dartmouth for the combination of rigorous academics, history of tradition and community, and amazing location in New Hampshire."
From Coach Klinkradt:
"Cookie is a tough, intelligent, and reliable defender who comes from excellent high school and club environments. She understands the game well, competes with real discipline, and has the versatility to impact us both as a defender and through the midfield. Her recognition in New Jersey speaks to the consistency she has shown, but what excites us most is the way she plays with purpose and pride. Cookie fits the type of competitor we want in our program.Julie Seth
GK | Washington, D.C. | Bullis School | Freedom HKY
Before Dartmouth:
Named to All-ISL team (2024, 2025)…named to Max Preps Field hockey top 150 players in the class of 2026…selected to the Canadian u18 Women's national team tour in Poland (2026)…u18 nexus Champion (2025)... AP Scholar with Distinction award…High Honor Roll… Co-President of the Educate Girls Globally chapter at Bullis…founder of Smart Cyber Kids.
Why Dartmouth:
"I chose Dartmouth because it felt like a place where I could grow and challenge myself both on and off the field. The academic rigor, close-knit community, and connection to the outdoors felt like the perfect fit for me."
From Coach Klinkradt:
"Julie brings a really exciting blend of presence, composure, and ambition to our goalkeeping group. She has tested herself in strong club, national, and showcase environments, and what stands out immediately is her maturity in the position. Goalkeepers have to lead from the back, communicate clearly, and stay calm in big moments, and Julie has already shown those qualities on the international stage for Canada. We are thrilled to welcome her to Dartmouth and believe she has the mindset and work ethic to keep growing in our environment."