Brayton Osgood

Biography

In May of 2016, Dartmouth graduate and former assistant Brayton Osgood rejoined the staff of the ski team as the head coach of the men’s Nordic ski team. Osgood's 2018 squad featured Callan DeLine ’18 who made the All-America First Team in the 20K freestyle and Second Team in the 10K classical, while Luke Brown ’18 grabbed a second-team spot in the latter race to help Dartmouth post their best finish (third) at the NCAA Championship in seven years. Osgood guided the Big Green in 2023 with three of his skiers earning All-East honors, including John Steel Hagenbuch ’25, who not only was the EISA Men's Nordic Rookie of the Year, but also went on to become the first men’s Nordic skier at Dartmouth to be crowned to more than one All-America First Team in over 50 years. Jack Lange ’26 made the All-America second team in the 20K classic as well, giving the Green three All-America performances for the first time in five years. He built on his successful 2023 season by coaching Hagenbuch to a national championship in the Men's 7.5K Freestyle. The national champion also took home the USCSA Men's Nordic National Skier of the Year and All-American honors. Lange also had another successful season, competing in the 20K classic at the NCAA Championship and earning second team All-America for his top ten finish on the second day of the National Championship. In 2025, the Big Green had another dominant and successful season, thanks to Hagenbuch and Luke Allan. Either Hagenbuch or Allan won ev

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