• Field Hockey - Varsity

    2024 - 2025

    The Kimball Union Academy Field Hockey team comprises a dedicated group of athletes who excel both on the field and academically. Competing in the Lakes Region League, which includes schools from New Hampshire and Vermont within the New England Prep School Athletic Conference (NEPSAC), we travel across New England to compete against top-tier teams. Our program is known for its consistent excellence, having reached the NEPSAC tournament quarterfinals in 2012, 2018, and 2023, and the finals in 2015. With a proud tradition of success, the team captured the New England Prep School Class C Title in 2007, 2008, and 2009. Many Kimball Union Wildcats have advanced to collegiate-level play, with recent graduates joining programs at James Madison University, Merrimack College, Skidmore College, Utica College, and St. Lawrence University.
     
    In 2024, the team will be guided by new Athletic Director Becca Main. Coach Main, a dynamic leader, brings nearly three decades of experience in athletics, health, and wellness. She pioneered Quinnipiac University’s first field hockey and women’s lacrosse teams, transforming them into top-tier Division I programs. As an administrator for the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA), Coach Main has contributed significantly to the executive team, focusing on motivation, organization, and innovative solutions for athletic challenges. An accomplished former Penn State field hockey All-American and USA Field Hockey Women’s National Training squad member, Coach Main champions the student-athlete experience and understands the profound impact of sports on campus life and community morale.

    Learn More About Playing at KUA
    If you would like to learn more about our Varsity Field Hockey program, and the full KUA experience, feel free to email Coach Main at bmain@kua.org or start the process with the Office of Admission.

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Team Schedule: Scroll Right for All Games

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Scrimmage

Field Hockey - Varsity - Governors Academy

Non-League
Governor's Academy
Location: Governor's Academy
Home
League
Proctor Academy
Tie 0-0
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Away
League
Tilton School
Win 3-1
Location: Tilton School
Away
League
Holderness School
Win 1-0
Location: Holderness School
Home
League
Northfield Mount Hermon School
Loss 5-6 OT
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Away
League
St. Paul's School
Loss 0-1
Location: St. Paul's School
Home
League
Holderness School
Tie 1-1 OT
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Away
League
New Hampton School
Loss 0-3
Location: New Hampton School
Away
League
Proctor Academy
Tie 1-1 OT
Location: Proctor Academy
Away
League
Ethel Walker School
Loss 0-1
Location: Ethel Walker
Away
League
Brewster Academy
Tie 1-1 OT
Location: Brewster Academy
Home
League
Tilton School
Win 1-0 OT
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Home
League
Phillips Exeter Academy
Tie 2-2 OT
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Away
League
Cushing Academy
Loss 0-3
Location: Cushing Academy
Home
League
Deerfield Academy
Loss 0-1 OT
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Away
League
Austin Prepartory School
Win 1-0 OT
Location: Austin Prepatory School
Home
League
New Hampton School
Location: Playing Fields - Pope Turf Field
Home
Rescheduled
League
New Hampton School
Home
League
NEPSAC's
Home
League
NEPSAC's
Home
League
NEPSAC's

Statistics

Overall Statistics
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4 6 5 43.3
League Statistics
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4 6 5 43.3
Non-League Statistics
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Team News

Team News

List of 15 news stories.

  • KUA's Overtime Heroics Spoil Austin Prep’s Senior Night in 1-0 Victory

    Kimball Union Academy took control from the start against Austin Prep, keeping the ball in their opponent's half for the majority of the game. Despite their dominance, KUA struggled to convert their chances, with the game remaining scoreless through regulation. In overtime, however, KUA broke the deadlock with a well-placed shot from the edge of the circle that found the back of the net. The thrilling goal secured a 1-0 victory for KUA, capping off a hard-fought and well-deserved away win.
  • Unreal Goalkeeping and Grit: KUA Pushes Deerfield to the Limit in OT

    In a hard-fought battle, Kimball Union Academy’s field hockey team displayed tenacity and resilience against Deerfield Academy. The game was a defensive showcase, with KUA matching Deerfield's intensity at every turn. Stellar goalkeeping stood out, as KUA’s keeper delivered highlight-reel saves, preserving the scoreline and keeping Deerfield’s strong offense at bay. Despite KUA’s incredible effort, the game slipped away in overtime when Deerfield found the back of the net in the final seconds, resulting in a 1-0 loss for KUA. This matchup underscored KUA’s grit and defensive strength, setting a high standard for future games.
  • Kimball Union Holds Strong Through First Half in Hard-Fought Match at Cushing

    Kimball Union Academy (KUA) faced off against Cushing Academy in a hard-fought contest, ultimately falling 3-0 on the road. KUA kept the game tight through halftime, trailing by just one goal, and showcased resilience against a formidable Cushing side. Known for their perseverance, KUA battled through each quarter, creating moments of promise and holding their own against the relentless Cushing offense. Despite the scoreline, KUA’s grit and teamwork were evident, proving they are a team capable of rising to tough challenges.
  • KUA Pushes Through Adversity to Force OT in 2-2 Draw with Exeter

    Kimball Union Academy (KUA) battled Phillips Exeter Academy in an intense matchup, with both teams exchanging goals and ending regulation tied 2-2. KUA's relentless effort and gritty defense pushed the game into overtime, showcasing their resilience. Pushing through adversity has been a theme for KUA all season, and this game was no different. Despite facing constant pressure from Exeter, KUA remained composed and fought hard to control the pace, proving once again that their determination is unmatched. With several overtime appearances this season, KUA looked confident and comfortable heading into the extra period.
  • Relentless KUA Claims 1-0 OT Victory Over Tilton

    Kimball Union Academy's midfield controlled the tempo, consistently winning possession and dictating play. Their defense also stood strong, allowing Tilton few chances, while their attacking pressure kept the opposition on their heels throughout the match. Despite firing numerous shots, KUA was unable to find the back of the net in regulation. The game remained scoreless, sending both teams into overtime. KUA finally broke through in the extra period, securing a 1-0 victory with a well-placed goal.
  • KUA and Brewster Academy Clash Ends in 1-1 OT Stalemate

    Kimball Union Academy battled Brewster Academy to a closely contested 1-1 draw in a windy, chilly contest on the road. KUA opened the scoring, but Brewster Academy quickly answered to level the match. The game remained tightly contested, with both teams exchanging chances, ultimately heading to overtime—a familiar scenario for KUA this season. Despite the draw, it was a strong performance and a great opportunity for KUA to reset their momentum heading into the remainder of the season. KUA is back at it at home on Saturday vs Tilton School. 
  • KUA Falls Short in Hard-Fought 1-0 Battle Against Ethel Walker

    Kimball Union Academy (KUA) battled fiercely in a 1-0 loss against Ethel Walker in a hard-fought contest. Despite dominating possession for long stretches, KUA struggled to find the back of the net. The defense held strong throughout the match, but Ethel Walker capitalized on a key opportunity to score the game’s only goal. KUA’s relentless effort and grit kept them competitive until the final whistle.
  • Kimball Union Battles Back for 1-1 Overtime Tie Against Proctor

    In a thrilling matchup, Kimball Union Academy and Proctor Academy played to a 1-1 draw after overtime. Proctor opened the scoring, but KUA quickly responded, taking control of the game’s tempo in the second half and throughout overtime. Stellar goalkeeping from KUA proved critical, keeping the game even as both teams pressed for the go-ahead goal. Despite several chances, neither side could break the deadlock, and the match ended in a well-fought tie. The Wildcats play away at Ethel Walker on Saturday to end the week’s three game road trip.  
  • KUA Shows Resilience in Battle Against New Hampton

    New Hampton School secured a 3-0 victory over Kimball Union Academy in a hard-fought contest. KUA showcased versatility, with many players stepping into new positions to make an impact and keep the game competitive. Despite the shift in roles, KUA fought hard to create scoring opportunities but couldn't break through New Hampton's defense. KUA looks forward to building on this experience as they prepare for Proctor Academy on Friday. 
  • KUA Rallies in Second Half to Earn 1-1 Draw Against Holderness in Overtime Thriller

    Kimball Union Academy and Holderness played to an intense 1-1 draw in an exciting home game on Saturday. Holderness struck first, scoring at the buzzer to close out the first half, but KUA came out strong after the break, leveling the score with a determined second-half performance. Both teams fought hard in overtime, with back-and-forth action that kept the game wide open until the final whistle. KUA’s resilience and improved play in the second half leaves plenty of positives to build on for their next matchup.
  • KUA Battles Hard in 1-0 Defeat to SPS, Eyes Holderness Showdown

    In a tightly contested match, Kimball Union Academy fell 1-0 to St. Paul's School in a hard-fought battle on the road. KUA displayed resilience and determination, pushing until the final whistle, with several promising moments that showcased their growing skill set. Despite the loss, the team gained valuable experience and is eager to build on these positives. KUA will return home to face Holderness on Saturday, ready for another competitive challenge.
  • KUA Takes NMH Into OT and Loses 5-6

    In a thrilling matchup between Kimball Union and NMH, both teams showcased their skill and tenacity, leading to a nail-biting overtime finish. The game was a rollercoaster of emotions, with multiple gritty goals and dramatic turns that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Despite Kimball Union's valiant effort and a relentless fight, they ultimately fell to NMH with a final score of 5-6. The intense contest highlighted the spirit of competition, leaving players and spectators buzzing with excitement long after the final whistle.
  • Kimball Union Closes Out Strong Week with 1-0 Triumph

    Kimball Union Academy secured a 1-0 win over Holderness with an early goal off a rebound from a corner. KUA showed tremendous effort and improvement throughout the match, holding strong defensively to preserve the lead. This victory wraps up a successful week for KUA, who finished with two wins and a tie. They will next face Northfield Mount Hermon at home on Wednesday.
  • Field Hockey Unites to Win 3-1 Under the Lights at Tilton

    Tilton School struck first with an early goal to take a 1-0 lead over Kimball Union Academy. However, KUA responded with dominance in the midfield, using their speed and precision to control the game. Kimball Union surged ahead with three unanswered goals, securing a 3-1 victory. They’ll look to continue their winning ways on Saturday, the 21st, in an away match against Holderness.
  • Kimball Union Tackles Overtime for a Tie on their Home Opener

    In a tightly contested and thrilling home opener, Kimball Union Academy played to a 0-0 draw against Proctor Academy in a hard-fought battle. Both teams traded chances throughout the match, with the 7v7 overtime period adding even more excitement and near-goals. Despite creating big opportunities, neither side could break the deadlock. This game marks the first of three matchups for Kimball Union this week. Kimball Union will now travel to Tilton School on Friday, September 19, in search of their first win of the season.
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