Girls Ice Hockey
For more than one hundred years, Kent School has enjoyed a successful tradition of ice hockey, with its first team dating back to 1911. In 1986, the first girls team competed, and for nearly three decades now, young women have represented Kent on the ice.
Overview
Skill Development & Teamwork
With an emphasis on individual player development, our girls prepare for their futures as college athletes. Kent Hockey utilizes the most up-to-date training techniques, ranging from game video analysis to player conditioning through personalized training programs. Player readiness is developed on the Manual D. Nadal Rink on campus and in Kent’s state-of-the-art fitness center. What is more, our girls engage in this highly competitive playing environment, while balancing their commitment to academics and while living within a fine community of scholarship.
Leadership & Character Development
The Kent experience certainly teaches girls the critical skills of the game, but Kent Hockey prides itself on the qualities of hard-work, teamwork and leadership—those very qualities that will follow our athletes in all they endeavor beyond our campus.
Meet the Coach
Coach Elena Gualtieri
At Kent, hockey is more than just a sport; it’s a cornerstone of our community that instills values of dedication, perseverance, and camaraderie. I look forward to fostering an environment where our athletes can thrive both athletically and academically, ensuring they grow into well-rounded individuals. Together, we will build on our legacy, embrace challenges, and celebrate our achievements as we continue to strengthen the tradition of Kent Hockey.
I am extremely excited for the opportunity to uphold the proud tradition of competitive hockey at Kent. Between my three years as a Kent player and now five years as a coach, my commitment remains the same — we strive for the postseason and aim for another championship. We will continue to work hard on and off the ice, be supportive teammates, and, most importantly, be positive members of our community. Our focus is not only on developing our players' skills on the ice, but also on preparing them for success in college and beyond, regardless of the level they play at.
Roster
Girls Varsity Hockey Roster
Name | Class |
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Anika Berry | 2026 |
Rachel Bishop | 2026 |
Renee Bishop | 2026 |
Dakota Boyle | 2028 |
Clara Cumming | 2025 |
Pip Davies | 2027 |
Sophia DeFalco | 2025 |
Aspen Devlin | 2028 |
Annika Hohn | 2026 |
Mia Laudato | 2027 |
Angel Li Yun Lin | 2026 |
Hadley Lineberger | 2025 |
Delia Logan | 2026 |
Olivia Machan | 2028 |
Eva Mayo | 2025 |
Kathryn McKiernan | 2026 |
Ainsley Moffitt | 2027 |
Zioranmachi Nwotite | 2026 |
Chloe Pittinaro | 2026 |
Senna Reyes | 2026 |
Louise Roper | 2025 |
Rory Seelig | 2025 |
Kendall Shima | 2025 |
Girls JV Hockey Roster
Name | Class |
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Pearl Betz | 2028 |
Katharine Blaicher | 2026 |
Brynn Carter | 2028 |
Shawn Elizabeth Clarke | 2027 |
Brianna Connors | 2028 |
Elena Cosgriff | 2027 |
Devan DiCintio | 2027 |
Chloe Dioguardi | 2027 |
Campbell Fredericks | 2027 |
Arya Gartside-Vats | 2026 |
Ava Goeller | 2027 |
Taylor Hennessey | 2027 |
Xiaoyu Huang | 2027 |
Chantelle Ideriah | 2025 |
Zoe Karafotas | 2027 |
Syna Kikanamada | 2025 |
Carson McNichol | 2027 |
Lucy Ober | 2027 |
Lillian Poole | 2027 |
Sadie Rehnborg | 2028 |
Adeline Smith | 2025 |
Isabel Stafford | 2025 |
Quinn Trush | 2028 |
Abigail Victory | 2027 |
Jayda Wang | 2026 |
Schedule & Results
Girls Varsity Hockey Schedule and Results
Girls JV Hockey Schedule and Results
A member of the Founders League, which is regarded as one of the highest levels of hockey competition available to high school-age players in the country, Kent gains remarkably from an incredibly strong schedule.