The boys’ lacrosse team plays their home games on the Hoffman Turf Field and is equipped with an automatic Hudl camera that can record and live stream practices and games.  Training on the field is about learning the game, improving one’s skill and speed, and understanding the success that comes with teamwork and collaboration.  Squaring off against squads in the competitive FAA and NEPSAC, the program boasts an extraordinary ten New England championships, most recently in 1999.

Coach Hild believes in values-based coaching, an understanding that the tools learned in practice and on the field can help a player through adversity in life. These lessons build character and allow you to face headwinds with fortitude.

“To be successful on the field and in life, you have to learn to work together as a team with various personalities,” he said. “If you just have a single-minded focus on yourself, it’s tough to succeed as a team.”

Coach looks for players with a positive attitude and a good work ethic. Whether or not a player has had a bad day, he expects his player to tap his inner reserve to motivate themselves and their teammates and give it their total effort.

All Kingswood Oxford athletes have access to our 33-acre campus, with multiple playing fields, an artificial turf field, a multi-purpose fieldhouse, a yoga studio, and two fitness centers.  Certified athletic trainers are on hand every day to ensure the health, well-being, and development of every student-athlete.  Every team also reflects the school’s core values, demonstrating honesty, integrity, and respect, learning with passion, and caring beyond self.