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Andrew Hilton
Freshman Coach
Coach Info:
| Position: | Freshman Coach |
| Alma Mater: | Dartmouth |
| Graduating Year: | 1999 |
| Experience: | 3 Years |
Former Dartmouth captain Andrew Hilton '99 returned to his alma mater as the freshman heavyweight crew coach in August 2010. Hilton brings a wealth of experience
from a variety of areas to the role.
Hilton graduated from Dartmouth in 1999 as the captain of the varsity lightweight crew after leading the team to a bronze medal at the 1999 IRA
National Championships. Since then, he has coached at Harvard, Wisconsin, MIT, and Cal-Berkeley, where he was an assistant coach on the staff that produced the 2006 IRA National Champion Cal varsity eight. Hilton also spent a year training with the United States National Team at USRowing's Princeton Training Center in 2002 and coached at Deerfield Academy from 2003-2005.
"Andy's return to the boathouse highlights an exciting time for the team," said Bordeau. "The fact that our program was able to attract someone with a decade of experience says a lot about what the guys have done over the past few years, and Andy's experience on programs that both recruit and develop elite-level talent will undoubtedly help us as we look to move higher up in the ultra-competitive upper echelon of intercollegiate rowing."
Hilton graduated from Dartmouth in 1999 as the captain of the varsity lightweight crew after leading the team to a bronze medal at the 1999 IRA
National Championships. Since then, he has coached at Harvard, Wisconsin, MIT, and Cal-Berkeley, where he was an assistant coach on the staff that produced the 2006 IRA National Champion Cal varsity eight. Hilton also spent a year training with the United States National Team at USRowing's Princeton Training Center in 2002 and coached at Deerfield Academy from 2003-2005.
"Andy's return to the boathouse highlights an exciting time for the team," said Bordeau. "The fact that our program was able to attract someone with a decade of experience says a lot about what the guys have done over the past few years, and Andy's experience on programs that both recruit and develop elite-level talent will undoubtedly help us as we look to move higher up in the ultra-competitive upper echelon of intercollegiate rowing."