Kendall Coyne
Awards & Honours
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Awards Won
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Records
Kendall Coyne Schofield is one of the most decorated players in women's hockey history. She has won two Olympic gold medals, two Olympic silver medals, and seven world championship golds. She was the first woman to compete in the NHL All-Star Skills Competition, where she posted the fastest time in the event. As a captain, she led the Minnesota Frost to back-to-back Walter Cup championships. Her Patty Kazmaier Award and NCAA honors highlight her dominance at the collegiate level. She continues to break barriers as a player development coach and analyst, inspiring the next generation of female athletes.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Northeastern Athletics Hall of Fame
Inducted for her outstanding contributions to women's ice hockey.
First woman to compete in NHL All-Star Skills Competition
Became the first female player to participate in the NHL All-Star Skills Competition.
First female player development coach in Chicago Blackhawks history
Hired as a player development coach for the Rockford IceHogs, the team's AHL affiliate.
Records & Feats
First woman to compete in NHL All-Star Skills Competition
In 2019, she became the first woman ever to participate in the NHL All-Star Skills Competition, skating the fastest skater event in 14.326 seconds.
Most goals in Northeastern University women's hockey history
Scored 141 goals in 133 games at Northeastern, setting the program record.
Most points in Northeastern University women's hockey history
Recorded 249 points in 133 games at Northeastern, setting the program record.