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Post Eagles women's ice hockey

The Post Eagles women's ice hockey team is a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I college ice hockey program that represents Post University. The Eagles, members of New England Women's Hockey Alliance (a founding member since 2018) play at the Sports Center of Connecticut in Waterbury, Connecticut. The program's all-time leading scorer is Caisey Van Den Oetelaar with 140 points.

History

On November 9, 2018, Kaitlyn Daly stopped 89 of 97 shots in an 8-2 loss to Saint Anselm.

On March 1, 2025, Post defeated the Franklin Pierce Ravens by a 1-0 score. With the win, the seventh seeded Eagles reached the NEWHA semifinals for the first time ever. Julia Wysocki recorded the game winning goal while goaltender Hannah Saunders earned her eighth shutout of the season.

Following the 2024–25, Julia Wysocki became the first player in Post history to win the NEWHA Player of the Year Award. Winning the conference scoring title with 26 points, she was also the leader in goals scored with 17.

Brandon Brown, a 2022 graduate of Post University became Eagles head coach in 2025. On October 17, 2025, he earned his first win as the Eagles defeated the Franklin Pierce Ravens in a 3-2 final.

On February 14, 2026, Tymmarie Grom played in her 141st consecutive game for Post, setting a program record. Grom also became the Post all-time leader in games played.

Team captains

This is an incomplete list

  • 2020–21: Paige Dundas and Kathleen Takita
  • 2024–25: Angelique Pitter C, Hannah Saunders C, Maddy Noonan A, Caisey van den Oetelaar
  • 2025–26: Hannah Saunders

Season-by-season results

Scoring Leaders

Awards and Honors

Statistical Leaders

  • Hannah Saunders, 2024-25 NEWHA leader, Goals Against Average - 1.92
  • Hannah Saunders, 2024-25 NEWHA leader, Shutouts - 6
  • Julia Wysocki, 2024-25 NEWHA Scoring Champion

NEWHA Awards

  • Julia Wysocki, 2025 NEWHA Player of the Year
  • Hannah Saunders, 2025 NEWHA Player of the Year
  • Rowyn Ringor, 2025 NEWHA Player of the Year

All-Rookie

  • Madeleine Noonan, 2023 NEWHA All-Rookie Team

NEWHA All-Stars

All-Sportswomanship

  • Jenna Abeyta, 2023 NEWHA All-Sportswomanship Team
  • Grace Glasrud, 2024 NEWHA All-Sportswomanship Team
  • Hannah Saunders, 2025 NEWHA All-Sportswomanship Team
  • Maddy Noonan, 2026 NEWHA All-Sportswomanship Team

References