Two days after being named the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Goaltender of the Year, Minnesota Duluth's Ève Gascon was named a finalist for the  Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year Award, the Women’s Hockey Commissioners Association announced Friday afternoon. 

Gascon was one of three finalists, along with the University of Connecticut’s Tia Chan and Quinnipiac's Felicia Frank. Gascon is the only repeat finalist from 2025. The winner will be announced during the NCAA Frozen Four at Penn State University.

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The two-time WCHA Goaltender of the Year, Gascon ranks second among all goaltenders with her 10 shutouts on the season, while her .741 save percentage is seventh in the NCAA. Gascon was also named this year's WCHA Goaltending Champion after posting a league-best .943 save percentage in conference play. The Bulldog netminder also led all WCHA goaltenders with her seven shutouts in league play.

The Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year Award was established in 2021. The first three winners came from Northeastern University: Aerin Frankel (2021 and 2022) and Gwyneth Philips (2023). Clarkson’s Michelle Pasiechnyk took home the trophy in 2024, and Wisconsin’s Ava McNaugton was last year’s winner.

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