On the 50th anniversary of Title IX, an appreciation for the groundbreaking gender law and its impact on today's students.
Success Stories
AWARDS AND CHAMPIONSHIPS
Dana Hall teams and individuals have had success in both the EIL standings and NEPSAC post-season play.
- 2021-2022 SEASONS
- 2019-2020 SEASONS
- 2018-2019 SEASONS
- 2017-2018 SEASONS
- 2016-2017 SEASONS
- 2015-2016 SEASONS
- 2014-2015 SEASONS
- 2013-2014 SEASONS
- 2012-2013 SEASONS
- 2011-2012 SEASONS
- MIDDLE SCHOOL UNDEFEATED SEASONS
2021-2022 SEASONS
2019-2020 SEASONS
2018-2019 SEASONS
2017-2018 SEASONS
2016-2017 SEASONS
2015-2016 SEASONS
2014-2015 SEASONS
2013-2014 SEASONS
2012-2013 SEASONS
2011-2012 SEASONS
MIDDLE SCHOOL UNDEFEATED SEASONS
Dana Hall Athletes
Dana Hall athletes often go on to find success at the collegiate level, participating in sports in Divisions I, II and III.
“Dana Hall really prepared me to schedule my workload around practice to make sure that I am still getting everything done and still perform at my peak."A. Orent '20Volleyball
Cornell University
In 6th grade, I demonstrated my reverse chip to the varsity team and it went top shelf. They all cheered for me and made me feel so special! I loved my team and the long-lasting memories we always made together."M. D'Angelo '21Field Hockey
Tufts University
Dana Hall prepared me for college athletics by reminding me to persist through even the hardest workouts and races and by providing me with the insight that passion for your sport is crucial for individual and team success. ”
A. Sibold '20Cross Country
St. Lawrence University
Dana Hall athletes have earned accolades at the national and international competition level.
Samantha Roberts '18
Olympic Swimming
Rio, 2016
Tokyo, 2020
Ginny Gilder '76
Olympic Rower
Moscow 1980 (boycotted)
Los Angeles 1984, silver medal
Liz Hills O'Leary '72
Olympic Rower
Montreal 1976
Moscow 1980 (boycotted)
Seoul 1988 (coach)
Karen Wennbergh Stives '68
Olympic Equestrian
Los Angeles 1984, gold medal
Nancy Storrs '68
Olympic rower
Montreal 1976
Moscow 1980 (boycotted)
Carol Cadwgan Lavell '61
Olympic equestrian
Barcelona 1992, bronze medal
The Roar
In the athletic world, coaches and players are continually adjusting to adversity, becoming more resilient in their everyday thinking, and adapting to change.
"Cotton-Eyed Joe" became a staple of our agility drills and part of our warmup routine on race days. What a great way for runners to get themselves in a positive mindframe right before a race — laughing and dancing with their teammates and friends right before toeing the starting line!
Hope is perhaps the most important thing to embrace as we enter this new school year. While the pandemic has dealt us many challenges and there are likely more to come, I am proud of how our student-athletes have leaned into the challenges over the past year and, as a result, become stronger and more connected to each other.