Minnesota Ms. Hockey Award

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The Ms. Hockey Award is an award given to the best female senior high school hockey player in the state of Minnesota. The award is sponsored by the Let's Play Hockey newspaper, the Minnesota Wild, and Shakopee Chevrolet. The 2023 award winner was Ella Boerger, a forward from Andover High School.

Criteria

The following are all criteria for the award:

  • Academic record
  • Community service
  • Coachability
  • On-ice performance.

Selection process

The process of selecting the winner starts with the selection of the top 10 candidates in the state. This is reduced to five finalists, and then the panel selects a winner.

The panel responsible for selecting the winner consist of the following:

  • High school coaches
  • Division I and III college coaches from Minnesota and Wisconsin

Winners

The following table lists the winners of the Minnesota Ms. Hockey award.[1]

More information Year, Player ...
Year Player Position School Ref.
1996Winny BrodtDRoseville
1997Annamarie HolmesDApple Valley
1998Laura SlominskiFBurnsville
1999Ronda CurtinDRoseville
2000Krissy WendellFPark Center
2001Renee CurtinFRoseville
2002Ashley AlbrechtDSouth St. Paul
2003Andrea NicholsFHibbing-Chisholm
2004Erica McKenzieFHastings
2005Gigi MarvinFWarroad
2006Allie ThunstromFNorth St. Paul
2007Katharine ChuteFBlake
2008Sarah EricksonFBemidji
2009Becky KortumFHopkins
2010Bethany BrausenFRoseville Area
2011Karley SylvesterFWarroad[2]
2012Hannah BrandtFHill-Murray
2013Dani CameranesiFBlake
2014Sydney BaldwinDMinnetonka
2015Taylor WilliamsonFEdina
2016Presley NorbyFMinnetonka
2017Grace ZumwinkleFBreck School
2018Taylor HeiseFRed Wing
2019Madeline WethingtonDBlake
2020Olivia MobleyFBreck School
2021Peyton HempFAndover
2022Vivian JungelsDEdina
2023Ella BoergerFAndover[3]
2024Ayla PuppeFNorthfield[4]
2025Mercury BischoffFGrand Rapids/Greenway[5]
2026Maddy KimbrelFHoly Family[6]
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Jori Jones Award

The following table lists the winners of the Jori Jones Award, which is presented to the Let's Play Hockey Senior Goalie of the Year.[7]

More information Year, Player ...
Year Player School Ref.
1999Katie BeauduyBlaine
2000Shari VogtRiver Lakes
2001Jody HorakBlaine
2002Amber HasbargenWarroad
2003Robin DoepkeChaska
2004Emily BrookshawHill-Murray
2005Johanna EllisonCloquet-Esko-Carlton
2006Alannah McCreadyCentennial
2007Ashley NixonBlaine
2008Alyssa GroganEagan
2009Laura BellamyDuluth
2010Kallie BilladeauHopkins
2011Julie FriendMinnetonka
2012Erika AllenRoseville
2013Sydney RossmanMinnetonka
2014Erin O'NeilHopkins
2015Frances MarshallThief River Falls
2016Jenna BrennemanBreck
2017Breanna BlesiMaple Grove
2018Alexa DobchukEden Prairie
2019Calla FrankWhite Bear Lake
2020Anna LaRoseNorth Wright County
2021Brynn DulacMinnetonka
2022Maggie MalechaNorthfield
2023Uma CornieaEdina[3]
2024Grace ZhanHill-Murray[4]
2025Layla HempMinnetonka[5]
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Olympians

The following Ms. Hockey winners went to represent USA Hockey in the Winter Olympic Games.

More information Player, Event ...
PlayerEventResult
Krissy Wendell[8]Ice hockey at the 2002 Winter Olympics Silver
Ice hockey at the 2006 Winter Olympics Bronze
Gigi Marvin[9]Ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics Silver
Ice hockey at the 2014 Winter Olympics Silver
Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics Gold
Dani Cameranesi[10]Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics Gold
Ice hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics Silver
Hannah Brandt[11]Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics Gold
Ice hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics Silver
Grace Zumwinkle[12]Ice hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics Silver
Ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics Gold
Taylor Heise [13]Ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics Gold
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