DANBURY, CONN. – ECAC Hockey has selected the women's weekly award winners for the week ending on October 13th, 2026: Chloe Goofers (Jr., Colgate), Keira Owen (Fr., Colgate), Annika Stock (Fr., Quinnipiac) and Kalia Pharand (Fr., Clarkson).
High Peaks Resort Forward of the Week
Chloe Goofers (Jr., Colgate) has been named the High Peaks Resort Forward of the Week. The Alberta native was on fire this past weekend in the then-No. 14 Raiders' sweep of then-No. 8 St. Cloud State. Friday night in the 4-2 win, Goofers tacked on an empty-net goal to complete the win, tallying her second career multi-point night with Colgate. She stayed hot on Saturday, when she scored both goals, a power-play goal and the game winner, in the 2-1 win, logging her first multi-goal game as a Raider. This was Colgate's first sweep over a ranked opponent since sweeping No. 8 Cornell in the 2023-24 season.
ECAC Hockey Defender of the Week
Keira Owen (Fr., Colgate) has been named the ECAC Hockey Defender of the Week. The Mississauga Junior Hurricanes alum scored her first collegiate goal and recorded her second collegiate assist in the Raiders' 4-2 win over St. Cloud State. After the Raiders' weekend sweep, Colgate rose to No. 9 as St. Cloud State fell to No. 14. The Raiders are now 4-0 and hit the road looking to extend the streak in a series against Boston University this weekend.
Rookie of the Week Presented by Just Play
Annika Stock (Fr., Quinnipiac) has been named Rookie of the Week presented by Just Play following her impressive showing against Post University last Tuesday. The Alaska native recorded her first collegiate points, tallying three assists in the Bobcats' dominant 10-0 win. The Bobcats return to action on Friday, Oct. 16, hosting No. 7 Northeastern, looking to improve their record to 6-0.
MAC Goaltending Goaltender of the Week
Kalia Pharand (Fr., Clarkson) has been awarded the MAC Goaltending Goalie of the Week award. The first year goalie recorded her first collegiate shutout in the Golden Knights' 4-0 win over St. Lawrence on Thursday morning. The next night, Pharand was within six seconds of a second shutout, but St. Lawrence managed to squeeze one past her. Clarkson still managed to pull out the 3-1 victory, with the Ontario native making 26 saves for a .963 save percentage.
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