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Dartmouth College

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 6083 Alumni Gym Hanover, NH 03755
Division 1 New Hampshire Northeast
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Taylor Schram

Taylor Schram was named the Stacy and Nick Branca Family Head Coach of Women's Soccer in December of 2022.


For the past year and a half, Schram served as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at Boston College. While with the Eagles, she assisted the head coach in all facets of the program, including developing training and game plans, enhancing the student-athlete experience and operations tasks such as budgeting and NCAA compliance affairs.


Schram spent two years as an assistant coach for the Big Green while also serving as the program's recruiting coordinator. Among her duties were analyzing team film and opponent film to plan for upcoming matches, as well as working with each student-athlete to create individualized development plans.


Schram was an assistant coach at Florida Gulf Coast University for one year where she helped lead the Eagles to a 13-4-2 record and a spot in the ASUN Conference semifinal. Schram is a U20 World Cup champion, three-time Big Ten champion, former Binghamton assistant coach and former graduate assistant at West Virginia.


Prior to FGCU, Schram spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons at Binghamton as the program's first assistant, turning the program around from a last-place finish in the America East in 2016 to conference champions in 2017 with an 11-4-4 record. That performance led to Staff of the Year honors for Schram and the Binghamton coaching staff.


A four-year starter at Penn State, Schram helped the Nittany Lions to three Big Ten titles and four NCAA Tournament appearances including a runner-up finish in 2012. During her time in State College, Schram was a two-time All-Big Ten selection, a member of the 2012 NCAA All-Tournament Team, a Third Team All-Region honoree as well as a First Team Academic All-American.


Her time at Penn State did not go unnoticed as Schram was called into the United States U20 National Team camp where she later earned a spot on the side that went to Tokyo for the U20 World Cup. There, the US finished second in the group to Germany, advancing to the knockout stage. The Americans then took down North Korea and Nigeria, setting up a rematch with the Germans in the final. The United States prevailed 1-0, the third U20 World Cup title for the US.


Upon graduation in 2014, Schram accepted a graduate assistant coaching position at West Virginia, helping the Mountaineers make the Elite Eight in 2015 and finish the season No. 2 in the country. West Virginia won the Big 12 in both of Schram's seasons as graduate assistant coach.


Schram holds USSF "B" and "C" licenses as well as an NSCAA Premier National Diploma and United Soccer Coaches Association Premier Diploma.

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Ali Rogers

Ali Rogers joined the Dartmouth women's soccer coaching staff as the program's associate head coach in March 2023.


Rogers arrives in Hanover after spending the last five years on the women’s soccer coaching staff at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU). She started with the Eagles as the Director of Operations in August 2018 before being elevated to assistant coach/recruiting coordinator in June 2019. After the conclusion of the 2022 season, Rogers was promoted to associate head coach.


Assisting the head coach with preparation for training sessions, Rogers was also in charge of team defensive strategies while overseeing the daily training of the back line. Rogers was instrumental in the development and incorporation of a recruiting plan that demonstrated successful results for the recruitment and retention of academically and athletically qualified student-athletes.


FGCU had a successful four-year spell with Rogers on the staff, including a trip to the NCAA tournament this past fall, its first since 2017, after winning the Atlantic Sun (ASUN) conference tournament in a penalty shootout against Liberty. In addition to the team success, Rogers coached numerous All-Conference student-athletes, All-Region student-athletes, and one All-American in Leah Scarpelli, who was named ASUN Defensive Player of the Year and Third Team All-American by College Soccer News this past season.


A decorated athlete and two-year captain for the Eagles, Rogers was a five-time ASUN Conference champion. As a senior, she scored both goals in FGCU’s ASUN Championship victory over Lipscomb, earning Championship MVP honors. Rogers was also named National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Third Team All-Region that season after starting 17 of the 18 games she played in. In addition to All-Region honors, Rogers was named ASUN First Team All-Conference. During her redshirt junior season in 2015, she started and played all 90 minutes in the NCAA Tournament victory over USF, the program’s first-ever win in the NCAA Tournament.


After graduating from FGCU, Rogers played professionally overseas with KKPK Medyk Konin in Ekstraliga, the top division in Poland.


Rogers holds a USSF “C” license.

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Madeline Burdick

Madeline Burdick joined the women's soccer coaching staff in Aug. 2021. Burdick served as the interim head coach from Nov. 2022 - Dec. 2022.


Under her guidance in 2022, the Big Green had one of the top goalkeepers statistically in the Ivy League with Charlotte Cyr, who was named All-Ivy First Team after leading the league in shutouts, saves and saves per game.


In her first season with the Big Green in 2021, Dartmouth finished the season with a 7-7-1 record. They started the season with a 4-0-1 record with the tie coming on the road against No. 8 Georgetown.


Burdick joins the Dartmouth staff after spending her last three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of South Dakota. In her first year with the Coyotes, Burdick helped guide the team to their best season in the Division I era with nine wins. During her time with South Dakota, she coached several All-West Region honorees, including the program's first ever All-Region selection, as well as multiple All-Summit League selections.


A 2018 graduate of the University of Northern Colorado, Burdick spent four years as a goalkeeper on the Bears women’s soccer team before transitioning to South Dakota as an assistant coach on the women’s soccer staff in July 2018. At Northern Colorado, Burdick had a decorative playing career, earning Big-Sky All-Conference accolades. In 2015, she was named MVP of the Big Sky Conference Tournament when she saved all three penalty kicks she faced in the shootout to help the Bears advance to the NCAA Tournament. Burdick ended her playing career as the program's all-time leader in career wins (28), career shutouts (19) and most shutouts in a season (10).


Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, she spent time as a volunteer for Soccer Without Borders, a non-profit organization whose goal is to bring about positive change in the world through the sport of soccer.


Burdick received her master’s in Kinesiology and Sports Management from South Dakota in 2019.

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