Dartmouth College Women's Tennis

This endowed coaching position was established by Ron Boss ’61 and his wife, Marjorie, through a $1.5 million endowment. Read more May 2026 Bob Dallis, Ed.D., is entering his 26th year as head coach of the Dartmouth women's tennis team and his 41st year as a Division I head coach in 2026-27. In November of 2020, Dallis' position was endowed and he is now the Marge & Ron Boss ‘61 Family Head Coach of Women's Tennis. 2025-26: Dartmouth posted a 14-8 overall record and a 3-4 Ivy League record in 2025-26, as the Big Green finished tied for fourth in the Ivy League, their best conference finish since 2017-18. Dartmouth also posted an 8-2 record at Boss Tennis Center, its best home record since going 9-4 in 2016-17. The Big Green had five players post a winning singles record and six post winning doubles records. In Dallis' 25th year at the helm, Dartmouth posted a combined 92-80 singles record and a 103-66 doubles record. The Big Green also earned its fourth major award in program history as Peyton Capuano won the Ivy League's Player of the Year Award, the first time a Dartmouth player has won since 2017. Capuano was also named First Team All-Ivy singles and Second Team All-Ivy Doubles alongside Michela Moore. Moore also took home Ivy League Honorable Mention singles recognition. Additionally, first-year Alexandra Orlins and sophomore Sam Grosjean also earned Second Team All-Ivy doubles honors. 2024-25: The Big Green went 9-13 in 2024-25 along with a 2-5 Ivy league record. Dartmou

Ashley Kristiansen joined the Big Green sports medicine staff in May of 2024. Kristiansen will work primarily with the women's soccer and tennis programs. Kr...

Olivia Indorf joined Dartmouth in August of 2022, working primarily with cross country, men's and women's swim and dive, men's and women's track and field, and field hockey. Prior to her arrival in Hanover, Indorf worked in the same role at the University of New England for just under two years. She also worked at Springfield College, starting in January of 2019 as a strength and conditioning intern and a student assistant softball coach before moving into a strength and conditioning role supporting the football, men's lacrosse, diving, pole vault, javelin, jump, and multis student-athletes. She also worked as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the softball program. Indorf earned her bachelor's degree from Keene State College in 2018 before moving to Springfield College to earn her master's in sports and exercise science/strength conditioning in 2020.

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Marge & Ron Boss ‘61 Family Head Coach of Women's Tennis Bob Dallis announced the addition of Valeria Nikolaev to the coaching staff in August of 2024 as the...