Dartmouth opens ECAC play at home with a Friday Education Day game against St. Lawrence, followed by a Saturday matchup with No. 10 Clarkson. The Big Green enter at 2-1-1 and will look to build on a strong start against two conference opponents with contrasting records.

By the Numbers
  • Dartmouth: 2-1-1 overall; 0-0 in ECAC play.
  • St. Lawrence: 2-8-0 overall; Clarkson: 8-2-0 and ranked No. 10.
  • Ella Inglis leads Dartmouth with 5 goals and 9 points.
  • Goaltender Michaela Hesová ranks sixth nationally with a .790 goals-against average and ninth with a .954 save percentage.
Yes, But

Dartmouth has winning memories against both teams, but each holds a decisive edge in the all-time series: St. Lawrence leads 33-11-2, and Clarkson leads 32-10-5.

State of Play
  • Friday’s game against St. Lawrence starts at 11 a.m. ET and is the inaugural Education Day matchup at Thompson Arena.
  • Saturday’s game against Clarkson starts at 3 p.m. ET. Both games are available on ESPN+.
  • Students, school staff and parent chaperones receive free admission Friday; Saturday’s Hallowgreen festivities include a pregame trunk-or-treat and free admission for fans in costume.
What’s Next

The weekend offers Dartmouth an early test of its ECAC standing, with a chance to turn its promising start into conference momentum—especially against a ranked Clarkson team.

Bottom Line

Dartmouth has home ice and a hot start, but the weekend’s defining challenge is proving it can compete with an experienced, nationally ranked Clarkson squad.