Founders League Champions: 2017, 2018, 2019
Division 1 New England Tournament Semifinalists: 2017, 2018, 2019
Division 1 New England Tournament Finalist: 2016
Division 1 New England Tournament quarterfinalist: 2015, 2014, 2011
Loomis girls hockey has a long and proud tradition of excellence. In the years since girls first started playing in the New England prep schools, the league has grown tremendously, and Loomis plays in what is now one of the top girls high school hockey leagues in the country. The team is highly competitive in New England Division I, regularly playing the most challenging schedule in the league and consistently finishing in the top tier of the division.
Our coaching staff works hard to combine individual skill development with systematic team play in daily practice. In addition to pushing each player to become a better hockey player, we emphasize teamwork, passion, commitment, communication, character, and excellence — in the classroom, on the ice, and in life. By creating an atmosphere that supports and challenges the student athletes, we prepare players to succeed both at Loomis and at the next level.
The Athletics Department hosted the annual Winter Varsity Awards ceremony on Sunday, March 24, as the winter varsity teams and their coaches, as well as parents and other supporters, gathered in the Hubbard Performance Hall to honor the teams and their players on a great season.
After upsetting the top-seeded team in the quarterfinals, the girls ice hockey team lost 1-6 to Kent School, the eventual tournament champions, in the Division I New England girls ice hockey semifinals on Saturday, March 2.
The girls varsity ice hockey team upset the top-ranked prep school team in New England on Wednesday, February 27, with a 3-1 victory in the quarterfinals of the championship tournament.
It is tournament time on the Island! Five varsity teams will compete in New England Prep School Athletics Conference post-season action this week.
The girls varsity ice hockey program captured its third straight Founders League championship when the Pelicans defeated Choate 5-1 on Saturday, February 9, in Wallingford, Conn.