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Kenneally '90 Announces Women's Hockey Class of 2020
6/27/2016 12:00:00 AM | Women's Ice Hockey
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Brown University women's hockey team will welcome nine incoming freshmen for the 2016-17 season as part of the class of 2020, head coach Bob Kenneally '90, announced on Monday.
"It is my pleasure to welcome these nine student-athletes to Brown and the women's hockey program. This is a group that the coaching staff will be counting on to help lead the Bears to success over the next four years," said Kenneally.
The nine newcomers include: Veronica Alois (Andover, Mass.), Maybelline Beiring (Calumet, Mich.), Hana DeClerck (Menlo Park, Calif.), Sena Hanson (New Brighton, Minn.), Calla Isaac (Sherwood Park, Alberta), Sarah Migliori (East Greenwich, R.I.), Lucinda Quigley (Newton, Mass.), Alley Rempe (Calgary, Alberta) and Steph Rempe (Calgary, Alberta).
Veronica Alois
Number: 6
Position: Forward
Height: 5-4
Shoots: R
Hometown: Andover, Mass.
High School: Andover High School
Junior Team: East Coast Wizards
Athletic Honors: Selected All-Conference and All-State for hockey … Also played soccer and lacrosse … In soccer, named Team MVP and All-Conference all four years, Eastern Mass All-Star Team One and All-State for two years and All-Scholastic … Two-year All-Conference selection in lacrosse … Also competed for the North Shore Vipers and East Coast Wizards Junior Team's … DECA District Champion.
Why Brown?: "I loved the open-curriculum, location and the diversity of the student body at Brown."
* will also compete on the Brown women's soccer team
Maybelline Beiring
Number: 8
Position: Defense
Height: 5-9
Shoots: R
Hometown: Calumet, Mich.
High School: Calumet High School
Junior Team: Lansing Spartans
Athletic Honors: Competed with the Lansing Spartans … Named Best Defenseman two-straight years … Two-time team captain … Selected to the USA National Camp 2012-15 … Also received a varsity letter in softball … Graduated high school with academic honors.
Why Brown?: "I chose Brown because I received an athletic opportunity, plus it is one of the best schools in the country."
Hana DeClerck
Number: 24
Position: Forward
Height: 5-4
Shoots: R
Hometown: Menlo Park, Calif.
High School: Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School
Junior Team: Little Caesars
Athletic Honors: Named All-District, All-League, All-State and MVP … Recipient of the Zetterberg Award … Won the HPHL Academic Achievement Award in 2016 … Also competed for the Little Caesars.
Why Brown?: "I have always wanted to play Division I ice hockey at a school with unparalleled academics, and Brown offers all those things. My dad went to Brown, and through him I believed Brown had the best undergraduate setting and community I'd want to be a part of."
Sena Hanson
Number: 12
Position: Forward
Height: 5-9
Shoots: L
Hometown: New Brighton, Minn.
High School: St. Paul Academy
Junior Team: MN Blades and Skate to Excellence
Athletic Honors: Five-year letter winner at St. Paul Academy … Recorded 26 goals and 29 assists for 55 points as a senior … Tallied 24 goals and 28 assists for 52 points as a junior … Named All-Conference all four years … Claimed the conference scoring title … Named MVP and Rookie of the Year … Selected All-State … Participated in the National Development Camp … Also played for Skate to Excellence and MN Blades … Additionally competed in two years of track & field and softball … Earned All-Conference twice and Rookie of the Year in track & field … Member of the National Honor Society … Made the honor roll … Four-time Spotlight on Academic Award recipient.
Why Brown?: "For the excellent academics and athletics, along with the beautiful campus and surrounding area."
Calla Isaac
Number: 1
Position: Goaltender
Height: 5-8
Catches: L
Hometown: Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
High School: Sherwood Park
Junior Team: Strathcona Midget AA Warriors
Athletic Honors: Played for the Strathcona Midget AA Warriors … Also competed in track & field, soccer and volleyball … Received the Heart Award (2015) and Rookie of the Year (2014) for track & field … Made Academic Honors all four years … Gold Medalist in the Provincial High Jump … Competed in nationals for track & field.
Why Brown?: "Brown has given me the opportunity to receive a great education while playing a very high level sport."
Sarah Migliori
Number: 14
Position: Forward
Height: 5-5
Shoots: Right
Hometown: East Greenwich, R.I.
High School: Westminster School
Junior Team: Mid-Fairfield Connecticut Stars U19 and Assabet Valley U19 Red Maj
Athletic Honors: Competed in field hockey, ice hockey and lacrosse at Westminster School … Also played for the Mid-Fairfield Connecticut Stars U19, Assabet Valley U19 Red Maj, U16 Red Maj & Min and U14 Red Maj & Min … Won the 2016 Brian T. Bruyette Senior Award as the best female athlete … 2016 Daly Award winner for being a three-sport athlete … Kurtz MVP Award recipient for lacrosse and MVP in hockey in 2016 … Helped her hockey team to a NEPSAC Division I Championship (2014) and her field hockey team to NEPSAC Division I Runner-Up (2015) … Named Most Improved in field hockey in 2014 … Guided her hockey team to an undefeated season in 2013 and the Rhode Island Division I State Championship in 2012 and 2013 … First Team All-State and All-Division in 2013 for hockey … USA Developmental Camp participant in 2011, 2012 and 2014 … With her junior teams, was the 2012 Tier 1 U14 National Champion and reached the National Championship with the U16 Tier 1 & U19 Tier 1 teams … Participant on the 2014, 2015 and 2016 MA State Championship teams … Named Westminster School Sumis in the spring of 2016 and Westminster School Excellence in AP Calc. AB in 2015 … Achieved Academic First Honors at LaSalle Academy 2011-12 and 2012-13.
Why Brown?: "Brown offered me the Ivy League education I always wanted and the opportunity to play Division I hockey."
Lucinda Quigley
Number: 2
Position: Defense
Height: 5-7
Hometown: Newton, Mass.
High School: Noble and Greenough
Junior Team: East Coast Wizards
Athletics Honors: Four-year letter-winner in field hockey, ice hockey and lacrosse at Noble and Greenough … Captained all three teams her senior year … Also played for East Coast Wizards and Assabet Valley Girls Hockey … Named ISL All-League in hockey (twice) and field hockey … Two-time ISL Honorable Mention for lacrosse … NEPSAC Division I Champion for hockey (2013 and 2016) and NEPSAC Class A Champion in field hockey (2013) … USA Hockey Girls Tier 1 National Champion in 2011 and 2012 … Four-year USA Hockey National Developmental Camp invitee … Recipient of the Anne Dudley Newell Hockey Cup for dedication and excellence … Graduated with Academic Highest Distinction … Earned the Miller Medal for excellence in scholarship and athletics … Member of the Cum Laude Society, Senior Prefect and Peer Help Program … Harvard Book Prize (2015).
Why Brown?: "Brown has everything I was looking for: an urban university with outstanding academics and a place to play ice hockey."
Alley Rempe
Number: 47
Position: Forward
Height: 5-9
Shoots: R
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
High School: Penticton Secondary School
Junior Team: GHC Bantam AAA Rangers (AMBFHL)
Athletic Honors: Played for the GHC Bantam AAA Rangers (AMBFHL), Okanagan Hockey Academy Female Prep (JWHL) and U18 Team BC … Tallied 15 goals, 28 assists for 43 points in 51 games in the 2015-16 season … Was the AMBFHL highest scoring forward … Captained the GHC Bantam AAA Rangers in 2012-13 and was an assistant captain for the Okanagan Hockey Academy in 2014-15 and captain in 2015-16 … JWHL silver medalist 2013-14 … Member of U18 Team BC that played in the Canada Winter Games (2014- 15) and participated in the bronze medal game … Made the honor roll all four years.
Why Brown?: "Brown was the perfect fit for me, when I visited the campus the people and the atmosphere were so inviting. Going to Brown will allow me to get the education I want, along with playing NCAA Division I Hockey, I'm looking forward to the great opportunity."
Steph Rempe
Number: 44
Position: Defense
Height: 6-0
Shoots: R
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
High School: Penticton Secondary School
Junior Team: Okanagan Hockey Academy
Athletic Honors: Played for the Okanagan Hockey Academy (2013-14) … Recorded eight goals and 12 assists during 2015-16 … Received the top academic award during her sophomore and junior years at Okanagan Hockey Academy … Achieved Honors with Distinction all four years … Made the JWHL All Academic Team three years … Earned a JWHL silver medal in the 2013-14 season.
Why Brown": "I chose Brown because of the opportunity to play Division I Hockey, while getting a degree from an exceptional university. I also loved the atmosphere, and all the people I met."
