St. Lawrence University Athletics

The Arnprior, Ontario native, Rachel earned ECAC Rookie of the Year, All-Rookie honors and Second-Team All-ECAC in her first season in Scarlet and Brown. Her list of accolades continued to grow as she earned Second-Team All-America honors, earned the ECAC Sarah Devens Award, was a three-time ECAC Goalie of the Year, a three-time All-ECAC honoree and helped lead the Saints to a Frozen Four finale in 2001 and a third-place finish in 2004. She was a tri-captain for two seasons, was named the team MVP three times and was also a member of the Canadian National Women's Under 22 Team for two seasons. She has her name marked in multiple spots in the women's hockey record book, most notably first with 77 career wins. She also holds second place in career appearances (123), minutes played (7174:51), career saves (3,059) and career winning percentage (.676), third in both goals career goals against average (2.05) and career save percentage (.926) and fourth with 14 career shutouts. You can also find Rachel's name 21 times in the season record columns. Following graduation, Rachel worked in the field of special education and started her career teaching children with autism and moved into a position coordinating services and support for student with autism in the Renfrew County District School Board. Three years ago, she began working as Teacher for Students, who are Blind/Low Vision in that same school district. Rachel resides in Braeside, Ontario with her husband Andrew and daughters Madison and Amelia.