The New Milford, Connecticut, and Canterbury School hockey communities are mourning the reported passing of Andrey Uryadov, a respected hockey coach whose dedication to player development and the sport left a lasting impression on athletes, colleagues, and families.
News of Andrey’s reported death has brought sadness throughout the hockey community, with many remembering him as a mentor, leader, and coach who dedicated years of his life to helping young players grow both on and off the ice. Andrey Uryadov had served as Head Coach of Canterbury School’s boys’ varsity hockey program, bringing extensive playing and coaching experience to the role.
Remembering Coach Andrey Uryadov
Andrey Uryadov was widely respected for his passion for hockey and his commitment to developing student-athletes.
Before joining Canterbury, Uryadov built an accomplished hockey background as both a player and coach. He played NCAA Division I hockey at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) and later spent years coaching at South Kent School, where he helped guide players toward athletic and academic success.
Those who worked with him recognized his emphasis on preparation, skill development, discipline, and helping athletes reach their full potential.
Reported Motorcycle Accident
According to reports, Andrey Uryadov’s death was connected to a reported motorcycle accident in the New Milford, Connecticut, area.
At this time, details regarding the exact circumstances of the crash, including the location, timing, and any official findings from authorities, have not been fully confirmed through publicly available information.
Until additional verified details are released by authorities or his family, speculation regarding the accident should be avoided out of respect for those mourning his loss.
Canterbury Hockey Community Mourns
The loss of Coach Uryadov has deeply affected the Canterbury hockey family and the wider prep school hockey community.
Coaches often serve as more than instructors. They become mentors who influence young athletes through guidance, encouragement, and leadership. For many players who worked with Andrey, his impact extended beyond hockey skills and competition.
His dedication to building confident, disciplined, and prepared athletes will remain part of the legacy he leaves behind.
A Legacy in Hockey
Andrey’s career reflected a lifelong commitment to the sport.
From his early hockey years in Russia to his playing career in the United States and his work as a coach, he remained connected to the game and to the athletes he supported. His coaching journey included leadership roles focused on player development and creating opportunities for young hockey players.
The lessons he shared and the relationships he built will continue through the many players and colleagues whose lives he influenced.
Funeral and Memorial Arrangements
Details regarding Andrey Uryadov’s obituary, funeral arrangements, visitation, memorial service, or celebration of life have not been publicly confirmed at this time.
The family will share obituary, funeral, and memorial service details when arrangements have been finalized.
Friends, colleagues, former players, and members of the hockey community are encouraged to respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time and rely on official announcements for confirmed information.
Andrey Uryadov will be remembered for his dedication to hockey, his commitment to developing young athletes, and the positive influence he had on the communities he served.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, details regarding Andrey Uryadov’s death, the reported motorcycle accident, cause of death, investigation, obituary, funeral arrangements, memorial services, and personal history may change as authorities, the family, and official representatives release verified information. Not all information published online may be accurate, complete, or current. Readers should rely on official statements from the family and authorized sources for confirmed updates.
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