Dartmouth College Men's Rowing

Betsy and Mark Gates 1959 Head Coach of Men's Heavyweight Crew Mark Gates '59 and his wife, Betsy, have endowed this position. A former Dartmouth rower, Gate...

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

Mallory Poole is in her first season as an assistant coach with the women's lacrosse team. "We are thrilled to have Mallory join the Dartmouth lacrosse staff...

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)

Sabrina Bohrer was named assistant coach of men's heavyweight rowing on July 24, 2023 and enters her first season back at Dartmouth in 2023-24. "I'm thrilled...

Trent Talmadge joined the Dartmouth Strength and Conditioning program in July 2022. He is responsible for Men's and Women's Soccer, Baseball, Softball and Lightweight and Women's Rowing. With nearly 12 years of experience as a strength and performance coach, he has trained over 1,300 combined athletes and clients ranging ages 11-95. Coach Talmadge previously served as Assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of New Hampshire where he led all aspects of performance training for Men's Soccer, Women's Lacrosse, Women's Swim and Dive, along with being an Assistant Strength Coach with Football. During that time, Men's Soccer won the American East Conference 2020, Runner-up 2021, along with NCAA tournament appearances with final rankings of #19 (2020) and #9 (2021). Swim and Dive captured the 2021 American East title. At Assumption College in Worcester, Mass., Coach Talmadge worked with the nationally ranked Swimming and Diving team along with the Softball program, the men's Blue & White Swimming & Diving team and Men's Soccer. The Women's Swim/Dive Division II team had a 2019 NE-10 Championship finish (National Rank: 22) and 2020 NE-10 Runner-Up (National Rank: 24). Men's Soccer won the NE10 Championship 2019 and had their first ever NCAA Tournament appearance and tourney match win. Along with collegiate coaching, he also owns Talmadge Ironside Strength & Conditioning, an online strength and conditioning service which has developed from years working in the priv

Yuri is entering her thirteenth year at Dartmouth ahead of the 2025-26 season. Prior to her hire at Dartmouth, Fujioka completed an internship year at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY. Fujioka started her career at Dartmouth with the women's basketball team. Now, she works with men's heavyweight rowing and women's rugby. She has a diverse background in education, most recently earning her Master of Science in Athletic Training from Illinois State University in 2011. Prior to that, she earned two undergraduate degrees, the first in 2006 in Tokyo, Japan, from Kokushikan University, where she studied Physical Education. After developing in an interest in Athletic Training, Yuri pursued her Bachelor of Science from Oregon State University, graduating in 2009. Yuri's professional interests include manual therapies, and she has completed the Graston Technique Module 1.