QUARTERBACK
First team: Nolan Grooms, Yale
Second team: Blake Stenstrom, Princeton
Third team: Aidan Sayin, Penn
RUNNING BACK
First team: Tre Peterson, Yale
First team: Joshua Pitsenberger, Yale
Second team: Q Jones, Dartmouth
Second team: Joey Giorgi, Columbia
Third team: John Volker, Princeton
Third team: Eddy Tillman, Cornell
WIDE RECEIVER
First team: Bryson Canty, Columbia
First team: Mason Tipton, Yale
First team: Wes Rockett, Brown
Second team: Paxton Scott, Dartmouth
Second team: Joshua Casilli, Penn
Second team: JJ Jenkins, Columbia
Third team: Graham Walker, Brown
Third team: Ledger Hatch, Harvard
Third team: Ryan Lindley, Yale
TIGHT END
First team: Tyler Neville, Harvard
Second team: Jackson Hawes, Yale
Third team: Matt Robbert, Cornell
OFFENSIVE LINE
First team: Kiran Amegadjie, Yale
First team: Jalen Travis, Princeton
First team: Jonathan Mendoza, Yale
First team: Jacob Rizy, Harvard
First team: Austin Gentle, Harvard
Second team: Nicholas Schweitzgebel, Dartmouth
Second team: Micah Sahakian, Cornell
Second team: Luke Painton, Columbia
Second team: Jake Ligos, Penn
Second team: Jack Purcelll, Penn
Third team: Thomas Hartnett, Dartmouth
Third team: Kontantin Spörk, Dartmouth
Third team: Andrew Pruske, Columbia
Third team: Jack Karhu, Yale
Third team: Jackson Bradley, Cornell
Mentions:
Brown: 1 first team, 1 third team
Columbia: 1 first team, three second team, 1 third team
Cornell: 0 first team, 1 second team, 3 third team
Dartmouth: 0 first team, 2 second team, 2 third team
Harvard: 3 first team, 1 third team
Penn: 0 first team, 3 second team, 1 third team
Princeton: 1 first team, 1 second team, 1 third team
Yale: 6 first team, 1 second team, 2 third team
Tomorrow: The Phil Steele All-Ivy League defense.
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And a few more freshmen courtesy of Dartmouth's social media:
The tag line with the following from the Dartmouth social media posts: Sweat Now, Shine Later seems appropriate. Click the pic to see the photos one-by-one.
Sweat Now, Shine Later. pic.twitter.com/gDg9184qit
— Dartmouth Football (@DartmouthFTBL) July 28, 2023
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David Shula's high school coach died at age 93 and the Big Green wide receivers coach is quoted in a story in the Miami Herald (LINK):
“Coach Zappone was a great leader who influenced so many of us on a positive way,” said Shula, a sophomore on that state team who is now an assistant coach at Dartmouth. “He always found a way to motivate you and hold you accountable. He’ll be missed by all of us.”
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EXTRA POINT
That Certain Dartmouth '14's friend was trying to get her to sign up for the 100K Tushar Mountain Run in Utah, which is being conducted today. Ivy Leaguer that she is, she showed she was smarter than that. Instead she signed up for – and is on the course this morning – the 70K version. Gulp. That's a more more reasonable 43½ miles. ;-)
The course description includes this:
The Tushars Mountain Runs are staged out of Eagle Point Resort at an elevation of over 10,000 feet. All race distances climb to the highest point in the Tushar range, Delano Peak at 12,174 feet. Join us this July for a spectacular and brutal race you won’t soon forget.
And . . .
One of the toughest most spectacular mountain races in all of North America in a little known mountain range near Beaver, Utah. The Tushar Mountains are a hidden gem of high altitude peaks, mountain canyons, alpine lakes and stunning terrain.
