Kent School
Boys Ice Hockey
Boys Ice Hockey
Kent School's tradition of hockey stretches back to 1911 and is alive today through the young men who represent Kent through hard work, selflessness, and dedication to academics and to their sport.
Kent competes in the Founder’s league, providing a high level hockey competition and sportsmanship.
Players learn not only the skills of the game, but leadership and teamwork that will last well past their high school careers.
Overview
Skill Development & Teamwork
Kent Hockey prides itself on the development of student athletes using the most up-to-date training techniques ranging from game video analysis to player conditioning through personalized training programs. Player readiness is developed in the rink, the outdoor synthetic ice surface, and in the fitness center. All of this development occurs for the betterment of the individual and, more importantly, the betterment of the team.
Leadership & Character Development
Kent Hockey prides itself on being competitive in the rink while also teaching young men the skills and characteristics that will carry them well into their future. By emphasizing integrity, sportsmanship, and collegiality, Kent Hockey develops strong players and engaged citizens.
Meet the Coach
Coach Dale Reinhardt
Coach Reinhardt has served as the head coach of the Boys Varsity Hockey Team at Kent School since 2013. Prior to Kent, he served as an assistant coach at Canterbury School, and at his alma mater, College of the Holy Cross, at the NCAA D-I level.
While at Holy Cross he was a four-year letter-winner and voted assistant captain for his senior season. He helped the Crusaders to an Atlantic Hockey Championship in 2006 and a berth in the Elite Eight of the NCAA D-I Tournament. In 2008, he was a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS award, which honors the attributes of community, classroom, character, and competition. After his collegiate career, Coach Reinhardt played professional hockey for the affiliates of the Anaheim Ducks (Bakersfield Condors) and LA Kings (Ontario Reign) in the ECHL. He has worked with USA Hockey’s select national festivals since 2009. During his tenure at Kent, he has coached the Lions to 2 Earl/Martin Large School New England Championships (2019, 2022) and a Founders League Championship (2014)
In his words, Coach Reinhardt and his coaching staff aim to "attract great people and help to create a culture that allows them to continue to grow and develop into young adults that we are proud to see wearing the Kent Lion. Our school's mission is to 'educate our students intellectually, socially, ethically, and spiritually so that they will be prepared to contribute to the common good in the world beyond Kent School.' That helps to guide us in our approach to working with our players."
Furthermore, Coach Reinhardt sees the importance of "creating an environment that allows for these student-athletes to put an emphasis on their academics and to have that work in concert with their athletic aspirations. Additionally, with an understanding of the goals our players have in the hockey arena, we aim to partner with them to meet their individual goals within the framework of our team goals."
Coach Reinhardt also serves as Kent's Dean of Students and lives on campus with his wife Cara and two young children, Molly and Miles.
Roster
Boys Varsity Hockey Roster
| Name | Class |
|---|---|
| Varen Aggarwal | 2026 |
| Dylan Anderson | 2025 |
| Aidan Armilio | 2026 |
| Tyler Bhalla | 2025 |
| Maddox Boyle | 2026 |
| Troy Brannen | 2027 |
| Jack Broderick | 2026 |
| Holden Brodie | 2028 |
| Alex Chiesi | 2026 |
| Nathan Di Chiara | 2025 |
| Luke Dow | 2025 |
| Noah Fitzsimons | 2026 |
| Aiden Grinshpun | 2026 |
| Calvin Gustafson | 2026 |
| Lucas Husted-Edwards | 2026 |
| Chase Jelenic | 2026 |
| John Klindworth | 2025 |
| Xander Knauf | 2026 |
| Ishwara Lowtan | 2025 |
| Ryan Lynch | 2027 |
| Daniel Lyu | 2028 |
| Dylan Mallgrave | 2027 |
| Carter McCabe | 2026 |
| Beckett McSween | 2026 |
| Adrien Naufal | 2027 |
| Will Neves | 2028 |
| Martyn Ogorodnikov | 2026 |
| Shengxuan Peng | 2027 |
| Stefano Pietrantonio | 2025 |
| Ryan Poirier | 2026 |
| Connor Quenville | 2025 |
| Sacha Reyes | 2026 |
| Oliver Schemm | 2028 |
| Will Schlechtweg | 2027 |
| Keegan Sears | 2026 |
| Jason Segal | 2027 |
| Richard Shin | 2026 |
| Mw Steinhauer | 2028 |
| Tripp Stovall | 2028 |
| Justin Victory | 2025 |
| Keegan Waldo | 2025 |
| Jacoby Weiner | 2026 |
| Yushen Yang | 2028 |
Boys JV Hockey Roster
| Name | Class |
|---|---|
| Joey Aleardi | 2028 |
| Elias Booth | 2026 |
| Eliot Cape | 2027 |
| Brendan Carter | 2028 |
| Charles Cosgriff | 2026 |
| Jay Cucinell | 2027 |
| Andrew Fayerweather | 2026 |
| Drew Gawel | 2028 |
| Brighton Johnson | 2026 |
| Larson Johnson | 2027 |
| Liam Kinsella | 2025 |
| Seungyun Lee | 2026 |
| Paris Ninios | 2028 |
| Giovany Njoh-Mbengue | 2026 |
| Charles Paquin | 2026 |
| Jude Parker | 2026 |
| TP Piriyapinyo | 2027 |
| Robby Plummer | 2028 |
| Quinn Pray | 2028 |
| Nate Press | 2025 |
| Ryder Press | 2027 |
| Jirathep Sirirat-usdorn | 2025 |
| Andrew Smith | 2028 |
| Tyler Wang | 2028 |
Boys Thirds Hockey Roster
No players were found for this team
Schedule & Results
Recent Success & Alumni
Recent Success
- 2022 NEPSAC Martin/Earl Tournament Champions
- 2020 Avon Christmas Classic Tournament Champions
- 2020 Avon Christmas Classic Tournament Champions
- 2019 NEPSAC Martin/Earl Tournament Champions
- 2013-14 Founders League Champions
- 2013-14 NEPSIHA Elite 8 Quarterfinalist
- 2013 Avon Tournament Champions
- 2012-13 NEPSHIA New England Elite Eight Tournament Runner-up
- 2011-12 NEPSHIA Large School Tournament Semi-Finalists
- 2010-11 NEPSHIA New England Elite Eight Tournament Runner-up
- 2010-11 Founders League Co-Champions
- 2010 Avon Christmas Classic Tournament Champions
- 2009-10 Founders League Champions
- 2009-10 NEPSHIA New England tournament Quarter-Finalists
- 2009 Avon Christmas Classic Tournament Champions
- 2007 Avon Christmas Classic Tournament Champions
Recent Alumni
Recent alumni have continued to excel on the ice and in the classroom at colleges such as Harvard, Brown, Michigan, Providence, Northeastern, Vermont, Massachusetts-Lowell, Penn State, Vermont, St. Lawrence, Army, and several other highly competitive NCAA Division I and III schools.
Former Kent players are also involved in the NHL. In 2008 Kent had two players taken, one in the third round and the other in the seventh by the San Jose Sharks.
In the 2012 draft Kent had two players selected on in the second round and another in the fifth round.
Our highly competitive schedule and focus on development has led many of our players to pursue their hockey aspirations in college and beyond.