Century Mark: Wolves Captain Harrison Kinne Hits 100 NCDC Games

The West Chester Wolves NCDC are proud to recognize Captain Harrison Kinne on reaching a major milestone — 100 career games in the NCDC.

The 6’3”, 216-pound defenseman out of Swampscott, Massachusetts has built his junior career on consistency, physicality, and leadership. After breaking into the NCDC with the Boston Jr. Bruins organization, Kinne took another step in his development when he arrived in West Chester — earning and wearing the “C” for the Wolves.

Over the past two seasons, Kinne has anchored the Wolves’ blue line while continuing to produce offensively. In 2024-25, he recorded 24 points (5G, 19A) in 47 regular season games and added playoff production. This season, he’s followed it up with 21 points (5G, 16A) through 29 games, logging heavy minutes in all situations.

But his impact goes far beyond the stat sheet.

“Harrison is everything you want in a captain,” said Head Coach & GM R.C. Lyke. “He competes every single day, he leads by example, and he’s earned the respect of everyone in our locker room and our  league. Reaching 100 games in this league speaks to his durability, commitment, and the standard he holds himself to.”

Associate Head Coach & Assistant GM Tyler Casillo echoed that sentiment.

“Kinne is a pro in how he prepares and how he plays,” Casillo said. “He takes pride in defending, he moves pucks efficiently, and he’s someone we trust in every situation. The younger guys see how he carries himself — that’s leadership.”

From Massachusetts to West Chester, Kinne’s 100-game milestone is a reflection of development, accountability, and earning everything along the way. And as the Wolves continue their push this season, their captain remains at the center of it all.

Congratulations to Harrison Kinne on 100 NCDC games.