Bio

CAREER HONOURS:

• 2022-23 U SPORTS Academic All-Canadian
• 2022-2023 RSEQ First Team All-Star
• 2022 CHA Tournament MVP
• 2x CHA All-Tournament Team (2018-19, 2021-22)
• 2021-22 CHA Sportsmanship Award
• 2020-21 CHA Best Defensive Forward
• 2020-21 All-CHA Second Team
• 2019-20 All-CHA First Team
• 2018-19 All-CHA Rookie Team

FIFTH YEAR (2022-23)

Named an RSEQ First Team All-Star while playing in 24 regular season games, leading the team with 16 goals and 27 points…Finished second in the conference in goals and fifth in points…Her 27 points were the fourth most in a single season in program history, and 16 goals were third most and the most since the 2001-02 season…Became the third Gee-Gees women’s hockey player to score at more than a point-per-game pace, joining Karine Bombardier and Mélodie Bouchard…Served as alternate captain…Made first career appearance in Garnet and Grey Oct. 15, scoring a goal in a 3-1 win over Montreal…Started the season on a seven-game point streak…Enjoyed nine multi-point games…Tallied two game-winning goals (Oct. 28 versus Carleton and Dec. 2 versus McGill)…Had a point in every win (except for Jan. 20 where she did not dress)…Was held pointless just six times…Participated in the 2022-23 PWHPA All-Star Skills Competition…Scored once in three playoff games.

BEFORE THE GEE-GEES (Syracuse University)

FOURTH YEAR (2021-22)

Served as alternate captain while playing in all 32 regular season games…Led the team in goals (17) and points (32), while finishing tied for first in assists (15)…Earned the CHA Sportsmanship Award while being named the CHA Tournament MVP and to the All-Tournament team…Named the conference Forward of the Month for January and was a three-time Forward of the Week…Led the conference in powerplay goals with six…Notched four three-point games, including scoring all three goals in a 3-2 win against RIT on Feb. 25…Helped the Orange to a first-place regular season finish in the CHA and appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the second time in her career, losing to Quinnipiac in the first round…Concluded her NCAA Division 1 career with 105 points (46 goals, 59 assists), never missing one of the 128 regular season games played by the Orange during her career.

THIRD YEAR (2020-21)

Skated in all 22 regular season games in a season shortened due to COVID-19…Led the Orange in points with 23 (nine goals, 14 assists)…Named the CHA Best Defensive Forward to the All-CHA Second Team…Was a two-time CHA Player of the Week…Recorded six assists in a three-game series at Lindenwood in February…Member of the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

SECOND YEAR (2019-20)

Dressed for all 36 regular season games, leading the team with 10 goals…Finished tied for the team lead in points with 28 and second with 18 assists…Named to the First All-CHA Team…Awarded the CHA Individual Sportsmanship Award and was a finalist for the CHA Best Defensive Forward and Player of the Year awards…Enjoyed a six-game point streak in January and February…Member of the CHA All-Academic Team, the 2019-20 ACC Academic Honor Roll, and the Syracuse Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Athletic Director’s Honor Rolls…Joined Syracuse’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

FIRST YEAR (2018-19)

Played in all 38 regular season games, finishing tied for the second on the team in goals (10) and points (22)…Named to the All-CHA Rookie Team, was the CHA Rookie of the Month for February and a two-time CHA Rookie of the Week…Made first career conference appearance Oct. 1 at St. Lawrence, scoring a goal…Helped Syracuse to the CHA Championship and its first berth at the NCAA Tournament in program history…Named to the CHA All-Academic Team, the 2018-19 ACC Academic Honor Roll, and the Syracuse Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 Athletic Director’s Honor Rolls.

BEFORE UNIVERSITY

Skated with the Nepean Wildcats of the PWHL in parts of four seasons (2014-18), serving as assistant captain in 2018…Recorded 65 points (33 goals, 32 assists) in 106 career PWHL games played…Played alongside fellow Gee-Gee Jade Todd with the Wildcats…Represented Canada at the 2018 U-18 World Championships, earning a bronze medal.