Raygan Kirk

Raygan Kirk grew up in Ste. Anne, Manitoba, and by the time her collegiate career ended, she had helped Ohio State capture the 2024 NCAA Championship — shutting out Wisconsin in the final and walking away as tournament MVP and a member of the Frozen Four All-Tournament Team. That championship game victory was her 22nd win of the season, a new team record for the Buckeyes.

Kirk's path to Columbus was not a straight line. She began her college career at Robert Morris University, where she made the CHA All-Rookie Team as a freshman after starting 24 games and earning 15 wins. Her sophomore year brought eight wins in 15 games with a .939 save percentage. When Robert Morris abruptly shut down its women's hockey program, Kirk transferred to Ohio State. Her first two seasons with the Buckeyes were limited — four games in her junior year and 11 in her senior year — before she took over as the team's number one goalie in her fifth year of eligibility, posting a .945 save percentage over 24 games on the way to the national title.

Before her college years, Kirk represented Canada at the 2019 U18 World Championship, playing in all four games as Canada claimed gold. She was named tournament MVP for that performance as well.

Kirk joined the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL following her collegiate career and appeared on InGoal Radio in December 2024 InGoal Radio Episode 285 with Raygan Kirk of the Toronto Sceptres. InGoal Magazine has covered Raygan Kirk in one podcast appearance.