Overview
- Harvey edged finalists Abbey Murphy of Minnesota and Tessa Janecke of Penn State for Division I women’s hockey’s top award, giving Wisconsin its seventh winner and a second straight after Casey O’Brien.
- She matched her career-best with 63 points (18 goals, 45 assists), ranking second nationally in assists and fourth in points while leading all defenders.
- She swept WCHA Player and Defender of the Year honors, becoming the first player to claim the defender award three times.
- Fresh off Olympic gold with Team USA, she tied Megan Keller for the tournament lead among defenders with nine points.
- Wisconsin meets Ohio State in Sunday’s national championship game, and Harvey is widely projected as the No. 1 pick in June’s PWHL draft.