Noah Kinsinger enters his second season with the Franklin Pierce University women’s ice hockey program in 2026-27, serving as an Assistant Coach. Kinsinger works primarily with the Ravens’ goaltenders and defense while also contributing to recruiting, video, scouting, and hockey operations. During the 2025-26 season, he helped Franklin Pierce capture the NEWHA Championship and earn the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance.
Prior to Franklin Pierce, Kinsinger served as the goaltending coach for Miami University’s Division II ACHA men’s hockey team during the 2024-25 season. His coaching background also includes video experience with Miami University’s NCAA Division I men’s hockey program, Miami Youth Hockey, and goalie development at camps and clinics.
Kinsinger played four seasons at Miami University, earning ACHA All-American honors and helping lead the RedHawks to the ACHA Division II National Championship game during his senior season. Prior to Miami, his playing career included stops in Wyoming, Indiana, and Texas.
A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Kinsinger earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Leadership and Management from Miami University and is currently pursuing his MBA in Sports Management at Franklin Pierce. Kinsinger has a particular passion for goaltending and enjoys studying the technical and mental details of the position. He is passionate about building relationships with athletes and helping them develop both as players and people.
