2022-23 Women's Ice Hockey Roster
Biography
2022-23: Played 34 games ... Four goals and one assist for 5 points ... 38 shots on goal, at least one shot in 21 games ... Eleven penalties for 22 minutes ... Blocked 21 shots, at least one block in 18 games ... Won 225 face offs (.511) with season-high 13 won (Stonehill) ...Â
2021-22: Played all 32 games ... Three goals and one assist ... Game-winning goal against Union ... Thirteen penalties for 26 minutes ... Had 38 shots on goal ... Blocked 27 shots ... Won 223 of 260 face offs (.462) ... Won 11 of 16 face offs against St. Lawrence on Oct. 29, 12 of 15 vs. St. Cloud on Nov. 26 and 11 of 15 against Dartmouth on Feb. 19 ... ECAC Hockey All-Academic ...
2020-21: Did not compete due to COVID-19 restrictions ... ECAC Hockey All-Academic ...
2019-20: Played 28 games ... Two goals, including one on power play ... Eight penalties for 16 minutes ... Had 41 shots on goal and 13 blocked shots ... Fifth on team in SOG ... Multiple shots on goal in 11 games, including season-high six once (Dartmouth) ... Blocked at least one shot in 11 games ... ECAC Hockey All-Academic ...
Before Rensselaer: Two years with Stoney Creek Sabres of Provincial Women's Hockey League (forward) ... PWHL Final Four silver medal ... OWHA Provincial bronze medal ... USA-Canada Cup Champions (2016-19) ... Attended Assumption Catholic Secondary School ... Played ice hockey ... Team MVP in 2018-19 ... Honor Roll … Visual Arts Award …Â
Personal: Biology major … Dean's Honor List ... Volunteer hockey coach ... Daughter of Eileen and Robert Bukvic … Father played football at University of Guelph.
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On attending Rensselaer: "The opportunity for outstanding academics and athletics alongside being able to live on a beautiful campus with great athletic facilities made my choice to attend Rensselaer very easy." - August 2020
Benefits of undergraduate community: "There are so many resources to support students academically and athletically. There are also many opportunities within the school and community to be a part of a group that shares your interests and passions." - August 2020
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Why RPI: "I chose RPI because of its highly regarded academic programs as well as having the opportunity to play at a highly competitive level of women's hockey. Upon first visiting the beautiful campus, RPI felt like somewhere I could envision myself pursuing my athletic and academic goals. I look forward to becoming a part of the RPI community and having many exciting opportunities throughout the next four years." - June 2019
Statistics
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Historical Player Information
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2019-20Freshman
Forward
5'5"
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2020-21Sophomore
Forward
5'5"
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2021-22Junior
Forward
5'5"
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2022-23Senior
Forward
5'5"
