Dartmouth College Baseball

McFadden joined the Big Green coaching staff in the fall of 2018 to help with the pitchers and serve as the bullpen coach after spending two seasons at Missouri Western. He was elevated to interim head coach through the 2025-26 season in July of 2025 after longtime Head Coach Bob Whalen announced his retirement. In his six years with the Big Green, the pitching staff has averaged a 6.95 ERA, and McFadden has worked with dominant pitchers including Jack Metzger who led the team with six saves in a season twice and ranks third all-time among Big Green pitchers with 12 career saves. In 2025, Eddie Albert and Nate Isler were strong as starting pitcher for McFadden and the Big Green. Isler led the team with 55.1 innings pitched while Albert posted the most strikeouts, 51, including his career high 11 in his start vs. the Cornell Big Red. Joseph Chambers made 16 appearances out of the bullpen, the most of the Big Green, leading the team with a 4.13 ERA. As the pitching coach for the Griffons, McFadden helped the staff post an ERA in the top four in the 13-team MIAA both of his years there. Missouri Western qualified for the NCAA Division II Central regional during his first season as three of his starters ranked among the league’s top 10. He also coached four pitchers to All-MIAA honors in both seasons, including first-team honoree Richie Peoples in 2017. Prior to Missouri Western, McFadden pitched for Kansas State University and was named to the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll. H

Brad Hill joined the Big Green in August of 2025 after two years as the head coach at his alma mater, Emporia State. Hill will work primarily with the hitters at Dartmouth. Hill has been a head coach for 26 total seasons, posting a career 930-563-3 record with three different programs. He coached nine years at Central Missouri and 15 at Kansas State before spending the last two years at Emporia State. With the Hornets the past two seasons, Hill posted a 44-54 overall record, engineering a 20-game turnaround in his first season. He had four student-athletes earn all-conference recognition, maintained a team 3.15 GPA, and improved retention by 25%. From 2003 through 2018, Hill posted a record setting 463 wins as the head coach at Kansas State. He guided the Wildcats to four NCAA Regional appearances and the program’s only Big 12 Championship in 2013. He was a two time Big 12 Coach of the Year (2009, 2013), a two-time ABCA Midwest Coach of the Year (2009, 2013) and had 46 players drafted to the MLB in his 15 years at the helm at K State. Hill also coached McFadden and current assistant coach Jacob Biller at Kansas State. McFadden was a member of the 2013 Wildcats team that won the Big 12 conference title and advanced to the NCAA Super Regional. He was named to the Big 12 All-Rookie team after posting a 6-3 record over 13 starts and 58 innings. Biller played under Hill for two seasons at K State. He earned the Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award, the highest academic honor

Biller joined the Big Green staff in October 2022 as an assistant coach to work with the infielders and assist the hitters. The 2026 campaign will be his fou...

Jake Hewitt joined the Big Green sports medicine staff as an athletic trainer in July 2025. He will work primarily with the baseball team and club sports. Pr...

Jaren Hunter joined the Dartmouth baseball staff in August of 2025. The 2026 season will be his first with the Big Green. Hunter, who graduated from Oregon S...

Dartmouth Athletics has announced the appointment of Jerry Hubshman Jr. as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development, where he will lead all fundraising and stewardship efforts supporting the Big Green's 35 varsity programs, 36 club sports and intramurals. Hubshman is coming from Fordham University, where he most recently served as Senior Director of Athletics Development and Senior Associate Director of Athletics. In that role, he led a five-person development team, directed all athletics fundraising operations, and provided strategic leadership for major gift, annual fund, and capital campaign initiatives. At Fordham, Hubshman played a key role in securing transformational support for several capital projects, including a $2 million football locker room renovation, a $1.5 million campaign to enhance Water Polo operations, as well as secured funding for a sailing boathouse project. Prior to his time at Fordham, Hubshman spent five years at Hofstra University, where he served as Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs, leading the department to a 111% increase in philanthropic revenue, a 303% increase in unique donors, and a 59% increase in corporate sponsorships. Hubshman began his career at his alma mater, Stony Brook University, where he was a member of the Seawolves football team and served as team captain. A native of Dunmore, PA., Hubshman earned both his bachelor's degree in health science and his master's degree in liberal studies from Stony Bro

Justin Ruff joined Dartmouth in June of 2025 as the newest Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. Prior to Dartmouth, Ruff spent nearly four years as the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Nichols College, helping with student-athlete development, sports coaching and development, and strength training. While at Nichols, Ruff developed and taught the Introduction to Sports Performance Practicum course, providing hands on strength and conditioning experience to students. Ruff has also worked as a strength and conditioning coach at multiple other institutions, including Merrimack, Augsburg, Concordia University-St. Paul, and Minnesota. He received his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from Augsburg in 2020 before earning his Masters of Sports and Exercise Science with an emphasis in strength and conditioning, kinesiology, and exercise science from Merrimack in 2021.

Associate Director of Strategic Communications (Men’s Soccer, Rugby, Women’s Ice Hockey, M/W Skiing, Baseball, Open/W Sailing, Women's Tennis, Interim HW/LW Rowing)

Taurian Houston joined Dartmouth Athletics in April 2023 as the Executive Associate Athletics Director for Administration, marking his second tenure with the Big Green. In his current role, Houston provides strategic leadership and coordination across Dartmouth's 35 varsity sports programs. He leads the Sport Administration team and serves as a key liaison across all athletics department areas, including Business & Finance, External Strategy, and Human Resources. He has direct sport oversight of Men's and Women's Soccer, Men's and Women's Basketball, Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving, Baseball, and Softball. Additionally, Houston has administrative oversight of Compliance, Athletics Equipment and Travel Operations. He is a member of the Director of Athletics and Recreation's leadership team and assists with the department-wide strategic planning efforts. He steers the department's Camp and Clinic Committee, which has generated record revenue under his leadership, and plays a pivotal role in advancement initiatives and capital projects that enhance the student-athlete experience. Houston collaborates with several campus partners, including Integrity & Compliance, Safety and Security, Community Standards & Accountability and the Office of General Counsel. As Dartmouth Athletics' Deputy Title IX Coordinator, he works closely with the Equal Opportunity, Accessibility, and Title IX Office to deliver annual education and training to staff and student-athletes. At the conference l