
A tough, versatile guard who has already shown scoring punch and two-way juice
Hiatt arrives at Dartmouth with a proven high-school résumé and a gritty, improvement-minded profile: in 2024-25 he averaged 21.8 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists, led Edmonds-Woodway to a 26-3 season and a Washington 3A title-game run, and earned league MVP honors.[1][2] His early Dartmouth output has been modest in 2025-26, but he has already flashed upside with a 10-point college game and profiles as a guard who can impact the ball in multiple ways, not just score.[3][4]




