
Kent School
Boys Swimming

Boys Swimming
Swimming and diving at Kent bring a team approach to individual sports, helping students understand their role in something greater than themselves.
Overview

Skill Development & Teamwork
Kent Swimming aims to grow each individual through emphasis on teamwork. While talent is important, each athlete’s dedication to his teammates is what builds motivation, chemistry and integrity, ultimately providing the platform upon which the individuals can thrive.

Leadership & Character Development
Practice is more than rigorous drylands and swimming set after set in order to get into shape. It is where leaders are born. It is where lifelong relationships are formed. It is where the differences in our swimmers’ diverse backgrounds blur and one cohesive unit emerges as the focus is narrowed to common goals. It is where character is built and impressed not only as a means to faster swimming, but to maturing into better citizens on and off the pool deck.
Meet the Coaches
Coach Max Butler
Coach Max Butler became Head Coach of Boys Swimming in 2025, building on his experience with the school’s program since 2023.
"Ever since leaving the competition space, I have always wanted to stay involved. Coaching allows me to do that. Being a part of the Kent community means I get to share my knowledge and passion for a wonderful sport with a team of young athletes who are driven, hard-working, and bring great energy to the team."
Coach Butler brings extensive expertise gained from competing throughout high school and as a four-year Division I athlete at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he trained alongside top-level coaches and athletes. With multiple individual state championships in high school and several conference titles in college, Coach Butler now brings his passion and deep knowledge of swimming to Kent.
"Kent's program focuses on building technique and skill in each stroke discipline as well as developing sound racing strategies for competition. Through continuous improvement and increasing challenge, athletes will see themselves transform over the course of the swim season. We hope for our athletes to learn what it means to escape the training "comfort zone" and recognize how and when they can push themselves that little bit extra for real improvement."
In addition to leading the boys swimming team, Coach Butler is a member of the Mathematics Department.

Coaching Staff
Steve Robey - Assistant Coach
Roster
Schedule & Results
Boys Varsity Swimming Schedule and Results
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Hopkins School
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Westminster School
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Founders League Swimming Championship
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New Englands Swimming Championship
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School Records
School Records
| Event | Name | Time | Year |
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| 200 Medley Relay |
Jason Adams |
1:36.68 | 2010 |
| 200 Freestyle | Michael Lindburg | 1:47.54 | 2011 |
| 200 Individual Medley | Hirokazu Kamei | 2:02.23 | 2015 |
| 50 Freestyle | Jason Adams | 21.30 | 2010 |
| 100 Butterfly | Jason Adams | 49.91 | 2010 |
| 100 Freestyle | Jason Adams | 47.07 | 2010 |
| 500 Freestyle | Ashton Smith | 5:01.98 | 2020 |
| 200 Freestyle Relay |
Jason Adams |
1:30.24 | 2009 |
| 100 Backstroke | Jason Adams | 49.99 | 2010 |
| 100 Breaststroke | Hirokazu Kamei | 59.53 | 2015 |
| 400 Freestyle Relay | Jason Adams Benton Bair Shaw Bridges Michael Lindburg |
3:18.41 | 2010 |
Becoming the best as an individual athlete and collectively as a team can only be achieved by discipline, hard work, and at times, self-sacrifice.