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 face top-tier competition. Our program is known for its tradition of excellence, having reached the NEPSAC tournament quarterfinals in 2012, 2018, and 2023, and the finals in 2015. With a proud history, the team captured the New England Prep School Class C Title in 2007, 2008, and 2009.
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 Rouillard at arouillard@kua.org or start the process with the Office of Admission.
The girls played a fantastic game against NMH on Wednesday afternoon. The team did a great job of working together and connecting passes to make goals happen. They are putting in the hard work in practice and it is definitely paying off!
So happy with our win against Tilton. The girls played great and really learned to push through when they didn't agree with what the officials were saying. Passes were clean and crisp, ball movement was really working well, and communication was at an all time high for us so far this season. Super happy with the first on the road win!
Our second home game against Proctor Academy ended on a high note Wednesday afternoon. In the first quarter, Elena Simon scored our first goal off of a penalty corner. The game went into the half at 1-0 with the game being pretty evenly matched. Then, in the 4th quarter, KUA got another penalty corner that resulted in a penalty stroke being called due to a defensive player having the ball hit their body when it otherwise would have gone into the goal. Again, Elena Simon was the one to score on that 1v1 penalty stroke putting KUA up 2-0. The game ended at that and the girls were very excited for their first home field win. Defensively, our goal keepers split their time each having a few saves but no defensive penalty corners were called on us, a huge improvement from the previous game. Coaches were happy and we are excited to hit the road for our next game against Tilton School on Friday, September 25th.