Last season, Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey’s scoring identity went through one player: senior forward Kahlen Lamarche.
The forward shattered the program’s single-season goal and point record during her 2025-26 campaign, leading the team in nearly every offensive statistic. Her eight game-winning goals prove that scoring had enough impact, helping the Bobcats close out their regular-season. However, after a seven-goal series against Brown in the ECAC, what powered the Bobcats through to the NCAA Regional Finals was their depth scoring.
Goal contributions from eight different Bobcats in the final four game stretch proved critical in securing their first NCAA Tournament win since 2023 and their first ECAC Championship Title since 2016.
Now, spreading out the scoring is powering Quinnipiac into its 2026-27 campaign. Just four games into the season, nine different Bobcats have recorded a goal, with an additional six recording a point.
That scoring spread is by design.
“I think it also means that we have, you know, a different line that can score each day, and I think it’s going to relieve a little bit of pressure from some of our top players,” head coach Cass Turner said.
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