Raygan Kirk
Toronto Sceptres
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Age 25
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Raygan Kirk grew up in Ste. Anne, Manitoba, and took a winding path through college hockey before finishing her NCAA career with a championship and the tournament's Most Outstanding Player award.
Kirk began that journey at Robert Morris University, where she made the CHA All-Rookie Team after starting 24 games as a freshman and winning 15 of them. Her second season at RMU brought eight wins in 15 games and a .939 save percentage. When Robert Morris abruptly shut down its women's hockey program, Kirk was forced to transfer.
She landed at Ohio State, where her first two seasons with the Buckeyes were limited — four games in her junior year and eleven in her senior season, producing eight wins. It was her fifth year of eligibility that defined her college career. Kirk became the starter for Ohio State, going 22-and-whatever through the season and posting a .945 save percentage over 24 games. That 22nd win represented a new Ohio State team record for wins in a season. She shut out Wisconsin in the NCAA Championship game, was named to the Frozen Four All-Tournament Team, and took home tournament MVP honors.
Before any of that, Kirk had already represented Canada internationally. At the 2019 U18 World Championship, she played all four games, earned a gold medal, and was named tournament MVP — making her the holder of MVP honors at both the U18 Worlds and the NCAA Championship.
Kirk now tends goal for the Toronto Sceptres in the PWHL, wearing number 1.
Career Highlights
- In the NCAA, Kirk played at Robert Morris University and the Ohio State University
- Raygan became the number one goalie for the Buckeyes in her fifth year of eligibility, posting a .945 save percentage over 24 games, capturing the NCAA Championship, shutting out Wisconsin and being named tournament MVP and to the Frozen Four All-Tournament Team. The final win of her collegiate career was her 22nd win of the season, marking a new team record
- Her back three years of eligibility took place as a member of the Buckeyes. In her junior year, she only played in four games. As a senior, Kirk saw 11 games, winning eight.
- Kirk’s second year at RMU saw her post 8 wins in 15 games played with a .939 save percentage. She was forced to transfer to OSU after the program suddenly shuttered
- Making the CHA All-Rookie team with the RMU Colonials, her freshman year saw her start in 24 games and win 15
- Representing Canada at the 2019 U18 World Championship, Raygan played in all four games on the way to a gold medal and tournament MVP honours
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