Be it the NEPSAC, academies and other programs around the region and beyond, there are plenty of 2007-born players sure to make their mark in women's college hockey in short order. Since June 15, 2023, many 2007-born players became eligible to receive verbal offers from Division 1 colleges, and many have. Even more became eligible...
Be it the NEPSAC, academies and other programs around the region and beyond, there are plenty of 2007-born players sure to make their mark in women's college hockey in short order.
Since June 15, 2023, many 2007-born players became eligible to receive verbal offers from Division 1 colleges, and many have. Even more became eligible on June 15 of 2024. Lots of local schools have been active in the birth year, landing commitments from prospects both in their own backyards and beyond.
To track what’s coming next, here’s our running database of all 2007-born players coming to New England to play Division 1 women's college hockey, local players landing commitments as well as New England natives committing outside the region. Some players will still be upperclassmen at the prep, high school and academy level this upcoming season, while others will begin their collegiate careers as early as this fall.
Players, parents and coaches are welcome to submit updates. Please send additions to patrick.donnelly@hockeyjournal.com and include the following: name, hometown, birthday, position, shoots/catches, school/club, height and college.
