Meet the Kodiaks

Josie is an exciting young prospect, who joins us from Peterborough Phantoms.

In her first ever season playing ice hockey, Josie racked up 5 points in 12 games, as the Phantoms made it to the playoffs. In the first half of her season with the Kodiaks she has more than doubled her number of points. 

A quick skater and hard worker, Josie has a lot of promise.  She is a key part of the team. 

Defender Clare joins us from Milton Keynes Falcons in WNIHL 1, where she spent three seasons. Before then she was captain at Peterborough where at WNIHL 2 level, she has 70 points in 136 games from the blue line.

A hugely experienced player, we’re looking forward to having Clare join our ranks.

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Saara joins us from Peterborough, where she played a key role in helping the Phantoms reach the playoffs last season. Scoring 11 goals and 17 points in 12 games.

Before coming to England, the Finn scored 69 points in 96 games in the Swiss leagues with Université Neuchâtel and Forward-Morges.

The former Cambridge University Women’s captain joins after 4 years with the Blues.

The defender was a high scoring presence from the blue line, picking up 31 points in 48 games, including 18 goals.

An intelligent player with offensive instincts, she’s a powerhouse defence that we are thrilled to have on the team. 

Yuyan Jiang joins the squad as a defender from the University of Cambridge Women’s Blues. After making the leap from our B Team this season, she’s shown rapid improvement and secured a well-earned spot on the roster.

With strong vision and smooth puck movement, Yuyan plays a smart, reliable game from the back.

Cherry joins from Chelmsford Pythons, where she played as a defender but, before then she was a goalie for Chelmsford’s senior side, the Cobras.

Cherry brings WNIHL 1 experience and a cool head to the Kodiaks. Her quick reflexes and game knowledge give her an added edge between the pipes. 

A quick and sharp defender, Beth joins us from Chelmsford where she spent 2 seasons playing with the Cobras in WNIHL 1. Giving her an edge for the quick pace of the game.

Her speed and tenacity along the boards make her a fierce presence on our D line. Not one to give up, she works hard and is fitting in beautifully. She is a brilliant addition to the squad.

Defender Vicki joins the Kodiaks from Chelmsford Pythons, and before them, she iced with the Invicta Dynamics, Chelmsford Cobras and the Romford Nighthawks.

Vicki  lends a lot of experience to the club, showing day in and day out what hard work looks like. Her constant presence gives certainty to the defensive line. 

The Kodiaks are delighted to welcome Julia Maybury into the red shirt this season.

Centre Julia, joins us from the University of Cambridge where she racked up 25 goals and 44 points in 18 games for the Women’s Blues. Before coming to England, she had 50 points in 48 games for Boston College’s club side in the ACHA.

Julia is a smooth skater with excellent positional play, and we can’t wait to have her on board this season!

The Kodiaks are pleased to announce the return of forward Rachel Holland!

Rachel joined us from our initial open sessions last summer, having previously played in Swindon, before becoming a central part of the Kodiaks squad.

In the Kodiaks red, Rachel picked up her highest ever points tally with 3 goals and 9 points.

A hard worker who sees the ice well, she is a key player on our offensive line up. Her tenacity and drive lend themselves to some epic play making moments.

Nat is a talented prospect who has stepped up from the Kodiaks B Team to become a regular on our league roster.

A natural on the ice, she’s a strong skater with solid positional awareness. Always working to improve, we’re excited to watch her development continue as a Kodiak in the seasons ahead.

Jess joins us from Milton Keynes Falcons development. Before a stint away from the game, she was a regular in their Premier/WNIHL 1 team.

A force along the boards and in the corners, Jess is an all around player that shows dedication both on and off the ice. Throughout the season she has been key in creating opportunities in front of the net and defending in her home zone.

She has also played defence for MK Ice Breakers, wearing the A.

Defender Ronnie joins us from Streatham Storm where she iced for both their Elite League side and their B team. 

With an eye for the ice and the ability to read the play her defensive prowess makes her a an incredible addition to the team. 

Ronnie has also played at Southampton University, where she was a teammate of fellow Kodiak Katie Goodwin.

Erin is a promising young talent, joining the Kodiaks on a two-way deal from the MK Falcons.

Her speed and puck-moving ability make her a key asset on the blue line, while her strong defensive instincts and natural feel for the game make her tough to beat and hard to get past.

Our Canadian captain is back for another season after leading the team through a highly successful first year, both on and off the ice.

Ashley recorded 57 points in 16 games, finishing as the top scorer in WNIHL 2 and across all women’s leagues in Britain. Her quick feet, sharp hands, and consistent performance made her a standout player throughout the season.

Her determination on the ice and positive presence off it continue to make her a key part of the team.

Alicia burst onto the WNIHL 2 scene last season, scoring on her debut against Cardiff and going on to tally 19 goals and 28 points in just 9 games. At the same time, she captained the Cambridge University Blues, posting 49 points in 17 BUIHA games.

Splitting her time between forward and defence, Anderson was a driving force behind the team’s playoff push. With speed, grit, and a deadly shot, she’s a constant threat wherever she is on the ice.

Alecia makes her league debut this season, joining the Kodiaks from the RAF Vulcans.

An athletic goaltender with plenty of potential, she brings fierce competitiveness both on and off the ice. With sharp reflexes, a strong work ethic, and a talent for pulling off jaw-dropping saves, Alecia is already a key part of the Kodiaks’ success this season.