The Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) is celebrating its 25th season of women’s hockey competition in 2023-24 and as part of this year-long salute to the rich history of the league, the WCHA is announcing its Top 25 Team with five members of the team announced each month through February. 

The WCHA 25th Anniversary Top 25 Team was chosen by a selection committee comprised of former players, coaches and league officials along with input from a recently conducted WCHA fan poll. 

The members of the WCHA 25th Anniversary Top 25 Team are listed below.  Check back each month throughout the season for the new team members.

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• OCTOBER 2023 TOP 25 TEAM RELEASE
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• DECEMBER 2023 TOP 25 TEAM RELEASE
• JANUARY 2024 TOP 25 TEAM RELEASE
• FEBRUARY 2024 TOP 25 TEAM RELEASE

Molly Engstrom Defense Wisconsin (2001-05)

Jenny Schmidgall-Potter Forward Minnesota Duluth (1999-04)

Caroline Ouellette Forward Minnesota Duluth (2002-05)

Maria Rooth Forward Minnesota Duluth (1999-03)

Krissy Wendell Forward Minnesota (2002-05)

Sara Bauer Forward Wisconsin (2003-07)

Tessa Bonhomme Defense Ohio State (2003-08)

Natalie Darwitz Forward Minnesota (2002-05)

Kim Martin Hasson Goaltender Minnesota Duluth (2006-11)

Jessie Vetter Goaltender Wisconsin (2005-09)

Meghan Duggan Forward Wisconsin (2006-11)

Hilary Knight Forward Wisconsin (2007-12)

Jocelyne Lamoreux-Davidson Forward North Dakota & Minnesota (2008-13)

Monique Lamoreux-Morando Forward/Defense North Dakota/Minnesota (2008-13)

Natalie Spooner Forward Ohio State (2008-12)

Brianna Decker Forward Wisconsin (2009-13)

Ann-Renée Desbiens Goaltender Wisconsin (2013-17)

Amanda Kessel Forward Minnesota (2010-13 & 2016)

Sarah Nurse Forward Wisconsin (2013-17)

Noora Räty Goaltender Minnesota (2009-13)

Hannah Brandt Forward Minnesota (2012-16)

Jincy (Dunne) Roese Defender Ohio State (2016-20)

Taylor Heise Forward Minnesota (2018-23)

Sophie Jaques Defender Ohio State (2018-23)

Lee Stecklein Defense Minnesota (2012-17)