JUNIOR (2021)
An injury sidelined him for the first six games yet he still managed to rank second on the squad in catches (21) and yardage (259) … those totals led the team over that four-game stretch … also caught two touchdowns, one of 10 players on the team to have at least one as the Big Green spread the wealth … posted a team-high 72 receiving yards on five grabs in his season debut at No. 21 Harvard, the last catch a 15-yard gain during the game-winning drive that ended with a 25-yard field goal with 49 seconds to play in the 20-17 victory … led Dartmouth with five receptions and 61 yards and snagged a 4-yard scoring strike as the Green handed 16th-ranked and undefeated Princeton a 31-7 defeat … topped the century mark for the first time in a 41-7 win over Cornell with career highs of 106 yards on seven catches, one of which was an 8-yard trip to the end zone (the lone passing TD of the game) … not only caught a modest four throws for 20 yards in the season finale at Brown, but also fielded punts and returned the first one 14 yards to help Dartmouth clinch a share of the Ivy League title in a 52-31 victory over the Bears.
SOPHOMORE (2020)
Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
FRESHMAN (2019)
One of just three rookies to play in all 10 games … made an immediate impact, catching five passes for 32 yards in the season-opening, 35-6 victory at Jacksonville … hauled in two passes at Marist for 20 yards in the 49-7 win … collected 30 yards on his one catch in the 59-24 triumph over Columbia … also active on kickoff coverages, making five tackles during the season.
HIGH SCHOOL
Named all-state first-team as a senior in Missouri Class 4, helping Watkins go 15-0 and win Missouri state championship … produced 48 catches for 675 yards and eight receiving TD, 180 yards and seven rushing TD, 34 tackles and a 42.3-yard punting average to go with a 22.4-yard punt return average … snared 44 receptions for 899 yards and scored 15 touchdowns as a junior … National Honor Society.
PERSONAL
Full name is Dale Oloff Chesson … born on Feb. 16, 2001 in St. Louis, Missouri … son of Jehu Chesson has one brother who tied a Michigan record with four TD catches against Indiana before being selected by the Chiefs in the fourth round of the 2017 draft … had a host of college offers … ranked 21st in countdown of leading senior prospects in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Super 30 … interested in outing club activities.