PRINCETON, N.J. -- After a regular season highlighted by national success and culminated with Cornell winning its second-consecutive Ivy League title, the Ivy League announced its All-Ivy teams and major award winners for the 2025 women’s ice hockey season. 

Princeton junior Issy Wunder was named Ivy League Player of the Year. After a breakout sophomore season in which Wunder was named Second Team All-Ivy, the forward became one of the best players in the country, scoring 25 goals and recording 24 assists for 49 points, 12 of which, on 5 goals and 7 assists, came in Ivy League play. Her 1.63 points per game ranked fourth in the country and she was tied for fourth nationally with 25 goals scored. Wunder opened the season on a 13-game point streak and maintained her consistent impact throughout the year, scoring in 8 of 10 games against Ivy League foes. 

Cornell’s Lindzi Avar was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Year, making it the second-straight Big Red player to win the award after Annalies Bergmann last year. The Chanhassen, Minnesota native stepped into the Cornell lineup and helped replace the production lost by last year’s Ivy League Player of the Year and Patty Kazmaier Award winner Izzy Daniel. She led all Cornell skaters with 14 goals and was fifth on the team with 19 points in 29 games played. Avar came on strong at the end of the season, scoring 8 goals and totaling 11 points in her final 12 games, including 2 goal games against Princeton and Harvard. 

Winning their second-straight Ivy League title and capping the regular season with a 20-4-5 record, Cornell was named Ivy League Coaching Staff of the Year. Led by Doug Derraugh, who won the individual Ivy League Coach of the Year Award a season ago, Cornell accumulated 27 points in the 10 Ivy League games this season and enters the postseason as the sixth-ranked team in the country. 

Cornell led all Ivy League members with five All-Ivy selections, including four First Team All-Ivy recipients. In addition to Avar, defensemen Ashley Messier and Rory Guilday, and goaltender Annelies Bergmann were all placed on the All-Ivy First Team, with Messier being a unanimous selection. The other unanimous selection was Wunder, who was Princeton’s only First Team All-Ivy recipient. Rounding out the All-Ivy First Team was forward Anna Bargman of Yale. 

The All-Ivy Second Team featured players from four teams, with Dartmouth and Princeton each placing two members, Lauren Messier and Michaela Hesova for Dartmouth and Sarah Paul and Mackenzie Alexanderfor Princeton, on the team. Alyssa Regalado made it five total All-Ivy honorees for Cornell and Harvard’s Mia Biotti rounded out the All-Ivy Second Team. 
 
The 2025 Ivy League women’s ice hockey Academic All-Ivy team consisted of Brown’s Cameron Sikich, Cornell’s Lily Delianedis, Dartmouth’s Cally Dixon, Harvard’s Jenna MacDonald, Princeton’s Issy Wunder and Yale’s Olivia Muhn. 


 
Player of the Year: Issy Wunder, Princeton
Rookie of the Year: Lindzi Avar, Cornell
Coaching Staff of the Year: Cornell

First-Team All-Ivy
Lindzi Avar, Cornell
Issy Wunder, Princeton*
Anna Bargman, Yale
Ashley Messier, Cornell*
Rory Guilday, Cornell
Annelies Bergmann, Cornell

Second-Team All-Ivy
Lauren Messier, Dartmouth
Sarah Paul, Princeton
Mackenzie Alexander, Princeton
Alyssa Regalado, Cornell
Mia Biotti, Harvard
Michaela Hesova, Dartmouth
 
Honorable Mention
Katie Chan, Cornell
Avi Adam, Cornell
Laura Fuoco, Dartmouth
Carina DiAntonio, Yale
Cameron Sikich, Brown
Kenzie Bachelor, Dartmouth
Rosie Klein, Princeton
Gracie Gilkyson, Yale
Pia Dukaric, Yale
* Unanimous selection