Team-specific pages coming soon.
Badminton – V & JV
Cross Country – V & JV
Equestrian (Fall)
Fall Crew
Field Hockey – JV
Field Hockey – Varsity
Soccer – JV
Soccer – Thirds
Soccer – Varsity
Volleyball – JV
Volleyball – Thirds
Volleyball – Varsity
Basketball – JV
Basketball – Thirds
Basketball – Varsity
Equestrian (Winter)
Ski Team – Varsity
Squash – JV
Squash – Thirds
Squash – Varsity
Swimming and Diving
Crew – Varsity
Golf – Varsity
Lacrosse – JV
Lacrosse – Varsity
Softball – Varsity
Tennis – JV
Tennis – Varsity
Track and Field
Ultimate – Varsity
To meet our coaches, click on team-specific pages above
Director of Athletics; Head Coach, Varsity Soccer
860-409-3725
adubnov@missporters.org
Certified Athletic Trainer for Select Physical Therapy
860-409-3712
bgustafson@missporters.org
Brittany is a board-certified athletic trainer with Select Physical Therapy and holds certification with the NSCA as a strength and conditioning specialist. Working out of the Select-Farmington clinic since 2017, her primary duty is to serve as the Head Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning coach at Miss Porter's School. She also serves as the Concussion Coordinator for the state of Connecticut, helping to bring awareness surrounding education, diagnosis and early intervention for the concussed patient. Prior to joining Select Physical Therapy and Miss Porter’s School, she served as an athletic trainer at the University of Vermont where she provided primary coverage for several men’s and women’s varsity sports. Brittany holds a bachelor's degree in athletic training from Merrimack College and master's degree in exercise science and nutrition from Sacred Heart University.
Assistant to the Athletic Director, Head Coach, Varsity Basketball
860-409-3709
tmarksmccall@missporters.org
Mrs. Marks earned her Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Virginia in 2013 where she was also a member of the women’s basketball team for four years. After graduating, Mrs. Marks played professionally in Luxembourg and Finland. After this amazing athletic and cultural experience, Mrs. Marks turned her focus to coaching and soon received an opportunity to join the University of Iowa Women’s Basketball Staff as their Recruiting Assistant. Her passion for coaching and leadership grew. In her first year, the Hawkeyes advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1996. After a two year stint at Iowa, Mrs. Marks traveled to Connecticut to take on the role of Director of Women's Basketball Operations for Quinnipiac University. In her first year, the Bobcats won its first NCAA tournament game and advanced to the Sweet 16. Mrs. Marks was also enrolled in Quinnipiac’s School of Business from which she received her master’s degree in Organizational Leadership in 2018. In her first year she lead Miss Porter’s Basketball team to a 17-3 record, being the first basketball coach to win a founders League championship.
Mrs. Marks lives on campus with her husband, Brett, and their two sons, Andrew and Xavier. She serves as Assistant to the Director of Athletics and Head Varsity Basketball Coach.
Aquatics Director, Director of Risk Management
Head Coach, Swimming
860-409-3711
kriccobon@missporters.org
It is the ‘soft stuff’ (communication, values, culture) that delivers the ‘hard stuff’ (wins, championships, trophies).
PLAYER EXPECTATIONS:
Upon selection to our athletic community, a player is expected to participate in all activities of their team (training, matches, service, and other team related activities). Players should be committed to improving as athletes and as people and should take participation within the program seriously. Miss Porter’s School student-athletes are required to:
FAMILY EXPECTATIONS:
Having supportive family members is essential to the individual player and school’s success in athletics. Miss Porter’s School recognizes and values the amount of work and commitment from families that goes into a dedicated student-athlete’s development. Continue to supply plenty of love, recognition, support, and encouragement. This allows your child to be confident, enjoy their sport, and perform better in training and matches. Support your child unconditionally; do not withdraw love when your child performs poorly. With that in mind we ask you to help us reach your child’s full potential:
COACH EXPECTATIONS:
Being a Miss Porter’s School coach is an honor within the community. The standard of excellence expected inside the classroom applies to our athletic program as well. A Miss Porter’s coach or trainer is expected to:
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Fall | Winter | Spring | |
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Interscholastic Teams |
Badminton Cross Country Equestrian Field Hockey Soccer Volleyball |
Basketball Equestrian Skiing Squash Swimming and Diving |
Crew Golf Lacrosse Softball Tennis Track and Field Ultimate |
Team Credit Offerings |
Dance Workshop Theater Theater Tech Team Manager |
Dance Workshop Theater Theater Tech Team Manager |
Dance Workshop Theater Theater Tech Team Manager |
Activities |
Art Enrichment Community Service Dance Driver's Ed. Equestrian Music Enrichment Serious Fitness Squash Startup Lab |
Art Enrichment Community Service Dance Equestrian Serious Fitness Startup Lab Winter Running Yoga |
Art Enrichment Community Service Dance Music Enrichment Rock Climbing Serious Fitness Squash Startup Lab Yoga |
Miss Porter’s School admits qualified students of any race, color, religious affiliation, national and ethnic origin, ancestry, mental or physical disability, or sexual orientation to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious affiliation, national and ethnic origin, ancestry, mental or physical disability, or sexual orientation or any other status protected by applicable law in the administration of its educational policies, admissions and financial aid policies, and athletic or other school administered programs.
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