It’s Not How Big You Are, It’s How Big You Play BioAchievementsMore When Emily Pfalzer was in fifth grade, she watched the US Women’s Hockey Team play in Rochester, New York. Ever since, she has been dreaming and training to become one of the world’s best. At just 5’2”, one well-known quote (by basketball great…
Winning Games and Having Fun BioAchievementsMore From her earliest memories of playing Hockey during “open ice” with her dad, sister, and brother at the Plymouth Ice Center in Plymouth, Minnesota, Dani Cameranesi is no stranger to awards and accolades as an Ice Hockey forward. She represented the US team in 2018 in PyeongChang, but even…
Eyes on the prize BioAchievementsMore With her sights set on gold, two-time silver medal-winning hockey forward Kelli Stack believes she’ll return to the Games in 2018 to compete once again. And given her resumé on the ice, there’s little doubt she’ll be back. Kelli’s collegiate experience includes playing an integral role in helping Boston College…
The puck stops here BioAchievementsMore Brianne McLaughlin is right at home on the ice, having started skating in Ohio at age 5. As a college goalie for the Robert Morris University Colonials, she stopped 3,809 of the 4,188 shots she faced, recording a .910 save average. In 2010-11, Brianne was drafted by the Burlington Barracudas…
The best defense is good offense BioAchievementsMore As one of the top-scoring defensewomen on both her University of Minnesota Golden Gophers college team and in the national collegiate rankings, Illinois-born Megan was also the team’s captain. A silver medalist in the 2014 Sochi Games, she’s focused on winning gold and aspires to play for the…
Skate hard. Hit hard. Work hard. BioAchievementsMore Defensewoman Kacey Bellamy has been a key player in helping the USA Women’s Hockey Team win two silver medals in the Winter Games, and aspires to continue training and playing for the U.S. National Team in upcoming years. A 2009 graduate from the University of New Hampshire (UNH),…
