Athletics

Championships and Alumnae Athletes

A History of Excellence

Hockaday's rich history of athletics dates back to its founder, Ela Hockaday, who named Athletics as one of her four cornerstones. Today, girls compete for championships in the Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC) in basketball, cross-country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. Hockaday students also compete for titles in crew and fencing.

Championships

List of 12 frequently asked questions.

  • Basketball

    SPC Championships
    1966
    1974
    1986
    1987
    2008
  • Cross Country

    SPC Championships
    1980
    1983
    1996
    1997
    2011
    2017
  • Field Hockey

    SPC Championships
    2007
    2010
    2014
  • Golf

    SPC Championships
    19772007
    19782008
    19792011
    19902012
    1997
    2006
     
     
  • Gymnastics

    SPC Championships

    197719851993
    19781986
    19791987
    19801988
    19811991
    19831992
  • Lacrosse

    SPC Championships
    2003
    2007
    2014
    2018
    2022
    2023
    2024
    State Championships
    2008
    2009
    2012
    2021
    2022
    2023
    2024
  • Soccer

    SPC Championships
    197719912011
    198019932013
    198120002020
    198220042022
    198620052023
    19892008
  • Softball

    SPC Championship
    1979
  • Swimming and Diving

    SPC Championships
    1968199620032015
    1969199720052016
    1970199820062022
    197119992007
    199020002008
    199520022009
  • Tennis

    SPC Championships
    19692013
    19952014
    19962016
    1997
    2003
    2011
  • Track

    SPC Championships
    2011
    2017
    2023
  • Volleyball

    SPC Championships
    19661985
    19742008
    19752021
    19762023
    1982
    1983
     

Taking the Next Step

Many Hockaday student-athletes elect to pursue their athletic careers in college. This requires a coordinated effort between the athlete, her family, and the School.  Student-athletes interested in participating at the collegiate level work with the College Counseling office to assist them in deciding what role athletics should play in the college search, as well as important details about eligibility, recruiting, and scholarships.

Twelve members of the Class of 2024 are continuing their athletic careers in college, adding to the 75 collegiate student-athletes who have graduated from Hockaday in the past seven years.

Alumnae Athletes

List of 17 frequently asked questions.

  • Basketball

    Ashna Tambe '24, University of Pennsylvania
    Lena Hicks '21, Emerson College
    Jessica Savage ’15, Colorado College
  • Beach Volleyball

    Avery Jackson '24, Stanford University
  • Cheerleading

    Kristen Romano ‘17,  Southern Methodist University
  • Cross Country

    Margaret Thompson '24, Princeton University
    Inez Johnson '21, Bates College
    Parker Hawk ’19, Washington & Lee University
    Adoette Vaughan ’19, Arkansas 
    Jacque Choucair ‘13, Stanford University
  • Equestrian

    Anastasia Stewart ’16, Savannah College
  • Fencing

    Victoria Li '23, Johns Hopkins University
    Diana Piovanetti '21, Cornell University
    Avery Youngblood ’12, Stanford University
    Isabella So ‘11, John Hopkins University
    Arden Youngblood ’10, Princeton University
     
  • Field Hockey

    Emilia Callahan '21, Dartmouth College
    Sophie Rubarts ’19, Hendrix College
    Cynthia Tassopoulos ’09, Harvard University
    Sarah Kennedy ’08, Rhodes College
    Chelsea Miller ’07, University of Iowa 
    Sarah Dockery ’07, Rhodes College
    Louise Stevenson ’05, Amherst College
    Katherine Brooks ’03, Stanford University
    Shari Barnett ’03, Davidson College
    Marlena Reese ‘99, Wake Forest University
    Courtney Flanagan '91, Stanford University
    Erin McBride '88, Stanford University
    Betty Barr ’75, Ursinus College
  • Golf

    Julia Haetzel '22, Washington and Lee University
    Amber Hardeman ’09, Dartmouth College
  • Ice Hockey

    Ellie Abel '23, Union College
  • Lacrosse

    Taylor Hua '24, Amherst College
    Grace Hoverman '23, Columbia University
    Lauren Roach '23, University of Louisville
    Josie Sinwell '23, William and Mary College
    Landry Grover '22, University of Denver
    Anna Gum '22, Hamilton College
    Minje Kwun '22, Dartmouth College
    Maddy Charest '21, Tufts University
    Lauren Stallings '21, Sewanee: The University of the South
    Mary Gum '20, Amherst College
    Evan Johnston '20, Syracuse University
    Margaret Woodberry '20, Brown University
    Reid Cohen ’19, Pitzer College
    Ariyanna Easter ’19, Southwestern University
    JoJo Gum ’19, Yale University
    Lizzie Benedict ’18, University of North Carolina
    Emily Fuller ’18, Bowdoin College
    Kate Love ’17, Penn State University
    Emily Stallings ’17, University of Southern California                      Hailey Mount ’16, Whitman College
    Maggie Fobare ‘12, Northwestern University
    Taylor Thornton ’09, Northwestern University
    Haley Huffines ’08, Lafayette University
    Caroline Smith ’08, Stanford University
    Sarah Jonson ’07, William & Mary University
    Kelsey Ferguson ’07, University of Denver
    Sarah Kirchhofer ’04, Duke University
    Megan McClain ’04, Stanford University
  • Rowing

    Evie Fox '24, Bates College
    Maya Malik '24, University of Washington
    Abby Grace McGowan '24, University of Virginia
    Emery Stehel '24, Boston University
    Caroline Stevens '24, Georgetown University
    Zoe Stone '24, Georgetown University
    Sophia Clavenna '23, Williams College
    Savannah Frederiksen '23, Tufts University
    Victoria Pereira '23, Wesleyan University
    Paisley Brown '22, Connecticut College
    Lucy Roberts '22, Columbia University
    Jordan Stock '22, Stanford University
    Olivia Weeldreyer '22, Cornell University
    Laine Betanzos '21, Colgate University
    Sophia Foster '21, Lehigh University
    Annie Herring '21, Brown University
    Erin Hughes '21, Rollins College
    Noelle Diamond '20, Stanford University
    Alexandra Hart '20, Southern Methodist University
    Alyssa Manganello '20, Southern Methodist University
    Julie Valois '20, University of Pennsylvania
    Felicity Diamond ’19 Columbia University
    Sophie Pearson ’19  University of Tulsa
    Anna Glasgow ’18  Dartmouth College
    Teal Cohen ’17  University of Washington
    Cecilia Magnanello ’17 Bucknell University
    Taylor Toudouze ’17, University of Michigan
    Sarah Taylor ’16, Stanford University
    Darcy Malican ’16, University of Southern California
    Claire Noble ’16, Boston College
    Kristie Gudmundsson ’10, Yale University
    Emily McCombs ’10,  Southern Methodist University
    Marianna See ’09, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Soccer

    Jaden Thomas '24, Stanford University
    Ambyr Baker '23, Villanova University
    Ayla Sumer '23, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Alexandra Weinmeister '23, Washington University in St. Louis
    Leena Mehendale '22, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Swiler Boyd ’19, Acadia University
    Trinity Thomas ’18, Harvard University
    Mimi Asom ’15, Princeton University
    Hanna Fobare ’10, Clemson University
    Haley Williams ’09, Rice University
    Raven Tatum ’08, Texas A&M
    Megan Cassidy ’08, University of Pennsylvania
    Alicia Crawford ’07, United States Naval Academy
    Lindsay Campbell ’07, University of Indiana
    Katie Cummisky ’07, Cornell University
    Ashley Bolden ’07, University of Oklahoma
    Katherine Lagow ’05, Louisiana State University
    Sarah McCall ’05, Lehigh University
    Pilar McDonald ’03, Williams College
    Cameron Hardesty ’03, Davidson
    Lea Lafield ‘03, Vanderbilt University
    Cassidy Acuff ’01, Purdue/UTD
    Anne Crane ’99, Central Tennessee University
    Nicole Small '91, The University of Pennsylvania
    Mandy Ginsberg '88, University of California, Berkeley 
  • Softball

    Maia Hartley, '23, University of Pennsylvania
    Madison Stringfield, '20, Rhodes College
  • Swimming

    Brooke Adams, '22, University of Texas
    Julia Luo, '22, University of Chicago
    Estelle Fisher, '21, Washington and Lee University
    Abby Tchoukaleff, '20, Providence College
    Ellie Pfeiffer ’17,  Colorado College
    Spindrift Beck ’09, University of Texas
    Meaghan Wtters ’08, Yale University  
    Leslie Crozier ’75, Stanford University
  • Tennis

    Sarah Youngberg '22, Wesleyan University
    Fernanda Suarez ’18,  Endicott College
    Chelsea Watanambe ’17, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Maura McCrary ’15, Sewanee University
    Mason Strickland ‘13, Texas A&M 
    Connor Thomas ’11,  Sewanee University
    Stephanie Do ’08, University of Pennsylvania
  • Track & Field

    Alyssa Anderson '24, Yale University
    Margaret Thompson '24, Princeton University
    Lola Isom '23, Yale University
    Remy Finn '22, University of Notre Dame
    Kate Clark '21, Boston College
    Emma Simons '21, Tulane University
    Alyssa Taylor '21, Tulane University
    Justice Coutee-McCullum ’19, Rice University
    Sophie Isom ’18, Yale University
    Jasmine Jin ’16, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Anna Buford ’16, Amherst University
    Claudia Hammond ’15, University of South Carolina
    Harper Clouston ’15, Emory University
    Charlsea Lamb ’15, Rice University
    Tessa Granowski ’11, University of Southern California
    Brooke Granowski ’10, Carleton University              
    Jackie Guevel ’10, Carnegie Mellon University
    Melissa Sullivan ’08, Amherst University
    Smyth Bitter ’97, Davidson University
  • Volleyball

    Bennett Trubey '24, Harvard University
    Lauren Ingram '23, Duke University
    Sydney Eyestone '22, Williams College
    Audrey Gass '22, Transylvania University
    Halle Blend '20, California Institute of Technology
    Leilah Smith '20, Stanford University
    Samantha Toomey ’15,  Carnegie Mellon
    Mackenzie Capetillo ’15, Rhodes College
    Olivia Bailey ’09, Loyola Marymount / SMU
    Kate Squires ’09, Colorado College
    Crystal Jackson ’06, Southwestern University
    Katie McCaney ’06,  William & Mary
    Ally Squires ’05,  Rhodes College
    Kelli Sams ’03,  Stony Brook University

Take The Next Step

Just as we encourage our girls to be curious and engage in the process of discovery, we encourage and invite you to visit our campus and experience a day at Hockaday.
Within the private school community, The Hockaday School is an independent college-preparatory day school for girls from grades PK–12 located in Dallas, Texas. Students realize their limitless potential through challenging academic curricula, arts, athletics, and extracurricular programs so that they are inspired to lead lives of purpose and impact.