Athletics
KUA Athletics
We Champion Our Student Athletes
Kimball Union offers a competitive and engaging athletic and recreational program for student athletes looking to progress in their sport. As a member of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Conference (NEPSAC) and the Lakes Region League, the Wildcats compete in 14 varsity sports, such as hockey, basketball, field hockey and soccer, with more than 70% of students earning at least one varsity letter each year.
Each year KUA graduates student-athletes who pursue their sport at the college and professional levels. They'll work closely with talented and experienced coaches, utilizing exceptional facilities, and leave KUA with self-confidence, commitment, time management, and leadership skills.
Each year KUA graduates student-athletes who pursue their sport at the college and professional levels. They'll work closely with talented and experienced coaches, utilizing exceptional facilities, and leave KUA with self-confidence, commitment, time management, and leadership skills.
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Exceptional Coaching
KUA has a proud tradition of hiring exceptional coaches whose backgrounds provide incredible instruction for our developing student-athletes, at every skill level. Our varsity coaches bring a wide variety of skills and life experiences to help their student-athletes achieve outstanding results, grow within their sport, or establish sound fundamentals.
Health and Wellness
Our inclusive program gives every student the opportunity to benefit from athletics and recreation, regardless of skill or experience. Our coaches aim to parlay the experiences learned through competition into lifelong lessons and a commitment toward developing healthy minds, bodies, and overall wellness. Enjoy recreational skiing or join the Outing Club to enjoy the great outdoors.
Celebrating All
Whether you're on the field, court, ice, or cheering from the sidelines as a Wildcat, wearing the black and orange means you belong. KUA is committed to providing a welcoming and safe environment in which all community members value and respect each other’s unique qualities and contributions. We will make every effort to ensure all student-athletes, staff, and fans feel safe and welcome in our facilities, at our contests, and as part of our teams. Read our Fan Code of Behavior, revised in 2023 by the DEIJ Athletics Council.
Wildcats in the News
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New Kansas Jayhawks Guard Nick Timberlake Already Feels at Home
Playing for Kansas is a dream come true for the Towson transfer Nick Timberlake. -
Adam Fantilli Wins Hobey Baker Award
Michigan forward Adam Fantilli '21 has won the 2023 Hobey Baker Memorial Award as college hockey's top player. -
Fantilli Brothers Share an Unbreakable Bond
Luca '21 and Adam Fantilli '21, Canadian brothers who play hockey together at the University of Michigan, talk about their special bond as best friends and teammates -
Taylor Soule '18 Joins Watch List
Taylor Soule '18 was named one of the 20 watch-list candidates for the 2023 Cheryl Miller Award, presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Coaches Association. -
Watch Jordan Harris Score First Career NHL Goal
Jordan Harris '18 of the Montreal Canadians scored the first goal of his NHL career last night early in the first period against the Florida Panthers. -
Abby Kelly '15 Named Assistant Coach
Abby Kelly '15 returns to her alma mater of Bowdoin College as assistant coach of the women's basketball team. -
Husky Pride: Mia Brown
Northeastern's Mia Brown '18 shares what Pride Month means to her, and why "having an inclusive, open, and loving team is so important for the mental and physical wellbeing of queer and LGBTQ+ athletes." -
Ohio State's 'Cinderella story' Started with Hiring of Nadine Muzerall
Nadine Muzerall '97 led Ohio State's Women's Hockey Team to the 2022 National Championship with a 3-2 victory over Minnesota Duluth. -
KUA’s Walker Commits to Stetson Baseball
Brendan Walker '22 is all set to play NCAA Division I baseball next year for Stetson University — a school that counts two Cy Young Award winners from the last decade among its alumni. -
After year of growth in prep school, Cash McClure turns focus to college
The season of basketball at the New Hampshire prep school has just further prepared Cash McClure'22, the 2021 Mr. Maine Basketball winner and Gatorade Player of the Year at Maranacook, as he continues his career progression.
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