Welcome to the South Kent Sports Legacies section, where we honor the rich history and enduring legacy of athletic excellence at South Kent School. From storied victories to unforgettable moments, our athletic programs have left an indelible mark on the landscape of prep school sports. In this section, we invite you to journey through the annals of time, celebrating the achievements of past athletes, coaches, and teams whose dedication and passion have shaped our sporting traditions.
Join us as we pay homage to the triumphs, challenges, and enduring spirit that define the proud heritage of South Kent athletics.
This past week, South Kent alum Jacob Fowler and the nation’s top-ranked Boston College Eagles completed an incredible showing at the Hockey East Tournament, going 3-0 and winning the Hockey East Championship. After winning a tightly contested matchup versus the Connecticut Huskies in the Quarterfinals 5-4, Fowler and the Eagles shipped up to TD Garden … Read more
By Raijon Dispensa ’24 & Tom Johnson Elmarko Jackson, South Kent’s first-ever McDonald’s All-American, continues to impress the basketball world at every stage of his career, showcasing his athleticism at the guard position and becoming a reliable leader at such a young age. Already an impact player at Kansas, Jackson’s success on the court is … Read more
Brian Mueller joined the Hillside in 1990 from Liverpool, NY, recording 51 points in 32 games. After playing a year of junior hockey, Mueller was drafted by the Hartford Whalers 141st overall in the 7th round of the 1991 NHL Draft. He would move on to the collegiate ranks to play three years with Clarkson … Read more
From Canton, NY, Wade Megan dominated as a player at South Kent from 2007-2009. In 68 games, Megan had an astronomical 114 points, as he was named to the NEPSIHA Prep West First Team. Prior to college, Megan was drafted by the Florida Panthers 138th overall in the 5th round of the 2009 NHL Draft. … Read more
Shayne Gostisbehere is another South Kent alum who originally resided in Pembroke Pines, FL. Gostisbehere played for South Kent from 2009-11, as he put together an incredible career. He was responsible for 69 points in 56 games, 56 of them on assists. This resulted in him being the MVP of the team. After graduating from … Read more
Anthony Florentino was born and raised in West Roxbury, MA. After making a pit stop at Xaverian Brothers High School, Florentino came to the Hillside for three years to improve his skills (2010-13). In 122 total games played with the Selects Academy, he had 88 points on 31 goals and 56 assists. Instead of going … Read more
From Pembroke Pines, Florida, Chase Priskie spent three years at South Kent. His best year came as a member of the 18U team from 2013-14, as he averaged over a point per game, totaling 26 on 8 goals and 18 assists. After leaving South Kent in 2014, Chase Priskie went on to play with the … Read more
Brandon Crawley spent most of his childhood in New Jersey, as he was born in a small town called Glen Rock. After starting his career with the New York Jr. Rangers and the Jersey Wildcats, Crawley came to South Kent to play for the 18U team. As a defenseman, Brandon Crawley had 5 goals and … Read more
Jake Ryczek was born and raised in Springfield, MA, about an hour and a half north of South Kent School. After playing youth hockey with the New York Jr. Ryczek joined the Hillside in 2013 to compete with the 16U team. In 26 appearances at South Kent, Jake Ryczek had a total of 17 points … Read more
Andrew Peeke spent his childhood in Parkland, Florida, as he found the love of hockey at a young age. With limited opportunities to grow his game, Peeke moved to South Kent at the age of 14 to skate with the Selects Academy. He played on the Hillside for three years and won USPHL Defensive Player … Read more