Dartmouth Alumni Magazine writes about football recruit-turned-storyboard artist Ray Prado '89 (The Hunger Games, X-Men and more). Find the story about Prado, who lives locally, HERE.
By the way, Prado stopped by a Dartmouth practice last fall (BGA Daily note) and even got put to work by Coach Buddy Teevens ;-)
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Incoming linebacker recruit Naaem Morgan of Middlesex High School in New Jersey has been chosen for the Central Jersey Snapple Bowl, an all-star game that is set to be played July 20 at Kean University. Expect a good number of Dartmouth recruits to be selected for various all-star games around the country. (And if you see something about it in your local paper or online, do let me know.)
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Olympian and Dartmouth grad Abbey D'Agostino '14, the most decorated track and field athlete in Ivy League history, returned to campus this week and did a Q&A with The Dartmouth HERE. Fabulous to learn that after suffering an ACL injury last summer in Rio that she's already running.
(I often have to double-check graduation years for Dartmouth athletes but that will never be the case with Abbey because she and That Certain Dartmouth '14 were classmates and teammates as well as roommates – along with the rest of the sophomore distance corps – in a Hanover hovel during their Sophomore Summer.)
