Princeton University Athletics
Women's Hockey Program Announces Five to Join from Class of 2026
August 17, 2022 | Women's Ice Hockey
Here's a look at the five members of the Princeton Class of 2026 set to join the Princeton women's hockey program:
Taylor Hyland
G • Wellesley, Mass. • Noble and Greenough School • East Coast Wizards
Before Princeton: Played for the Boston Junior Eagles (2010-17), for coach Scott Fusco and the East Coast Wizards (2017-22), and coach Tom Resor at Noble and Greenough (2016-21) ... won a 2018 Massachusetts hockey state champion ... played at USA Hockey Nationals from 2017-19 and 2022 ... attended multiple USA Hockey Player Development Camps ... 2018 USA Hockey Women's National Team Goaltending Camp invitee ... played at Noble and Greenough School for five years, captaining the team senior year ... played one year at the Loomis Chaffee School for a postgraduate year ... three-time ISL Champion with Nobles ... two-time New England Champion at Noble and Greenough ... three-time Harrington Holiday Invitational champion ... led Noble and Greenough team to an undefeated season in 2019-20, going 32-0-1 with a .727 GAA and a .941 save percentage ... won the 2020 Mark Harrington MVP Award- MVP of Elite Eight NEPSAC tournament ... 2020 first-team All-New England honoree ... 2022 honorable mention All-New England ... won the 2021 Anne Dudley Newell Hockey Cup with Noble and Greenough for dedication and excellence, the school's Grandin Wise Award for excellence in community service, and the school's Admissions Shield Head ... leader of Noble and Greenough's Experimental and Community Engaged Learning Advisory Group ... also played field hockey at Noble and Greenough ... graduated from Noble and Greenough with High Distinction ... volunteered for Immigrant Family Services Institute (IFSI) as a tutor ... volunteered for RV United Soccer and Willing Workers in South Africa.
Personal: Mother, Kim, played soccer, hockey, and lacrosse at Middlebury College ... father, Andy, played football and baseball at Middlebury College ... sister, Courtney, plays ice hockey at Harvard in the Class of 2024 ... grandfather, Art Hyland '63, was an All-Ivy League basketball and lacrosse player at Princeton ... cousin, Jack Moffatt, is a hockey goalie at Boston College in the Class of 2023 ... interested in majoring in economics.
Katherine Khramtsov
F • Kensington, Md. • Stone Ridge High School • Philadelphia Jr. Flyers
Before Princeton: Was a 2019 National Champion at USA Hockey Nationals with the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite ... 2022 USA Hockey National Champion runner up with Philadelphia Jr Flyers ... 2020 and 2022 Washington Post Winter All-Met first team ... played in the U-18 USA Hockey Women's Festival in 2019 ... played varsity field hockey at Stone Ridge.
Personal: Interned in the Office of Disciplinary Counsel with the D.C. Bar during the summer of 2022 ... interested in majoring in operations research and financial engineering at Princeton.
Jane Kuehl
F • Minneapolis, Minn. • Edina High School • UMHSEHL Tradition Black
Before Princeton: Was a Minnesota state champion in 2019 and 2021 ... honored on the Minnesota state all-tournament team in 2022 ... was a coaches selection for the all-conference team in 2022 ... served as a Fortis Leadership Mentor, helping advise and guide younger players.
Personal: Sister Annie is in the Princeton hockey Class of 2024 ... father Tim played at Notre Dame and spent a year playing professionally in Sweden.
Emerson O'Leary
F • Southborough, Mass. • Noble and Greenough School • Boston Jr. Eagles
Before Princeton: Four-year varsity player at Noble and Greenough as the team went 98-2-9 during her career, including a 76-game unbeaten streak ... team won the 2020 NEPSAC title and was a finalist in 2019 and 2022 ... team won the ISL title in 2019, 2020 and 2022 ... served as team captain as a senior ... voted NEPSAC Player of the Year in 2022 by the New England Coaches Association ... ISL MVP by a coaches vote in 2022 ... 2020 ISL first team ... won the Boston Bruins' John Carlton Award as the area's outstanding student-athlete female hockey player in 2022 ... Boston Globe All-Scholastic girls hockey team in 2022 ... earned school's Miller Medal for academic and athletic excellence in 2022 ... selected to USA Hockey's U-18 camp and the USA National Festival camp in 2021 ... club teams won five Massachusetts state titles ... Assabet Valley team was a U-14 national finalist in 2018 ... co-led the Campuses Against Cancer club at Nobles and Greenough and volunteered for Immigrant Family Services Institute, assisting students weekly with schoolwork and tutoring ...
Personal: Parents are Amy and John O'Leary ... has two older siblings ... mother is an elite marathon runner.
Isabel Wunder
F • Toronto, Ont. • Community Hebrew Academy • Durham West Jr. Lightning
Before Princeton: Won the league regular season and playoff championships in 2021-22 with the Durham West Jr Lightning and served as team captain ... led the league in scoring in 2021-22 with 32 goals and 51 assists in 30 games ... was invited to the Hockey Canada U18 Summer Camp in 2020 and participated in the Development Camp in 2021 ... placed fourth at the 2019 National Women's U18 Championship with Team Ontario Blue.
Personal: Parents are Michael Wunder and Joanna Sugar ... has two younger brothers, Teddy and Luke.
