Audrey Jackson is in her senior season for St. Anselm College. She netted a pair of goals Friday to help lead the Hawks to a series sweep of St. Michael’s. PHOTO COURETYS OF ST. ANSELM COLLEGE

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Women’s NCAA Player of the Week

Audrey Jackson

Saint Anselm College

Mounds View/Gentry Academy High School

Audrey Jackson scored twice in Friday’s 5-0 win for St. Anselm over St. Michael’s. Jackson, a native of Shoreview, MN, played high school hockey at Mounds View and then at Gentry Academy, where she helped lead the Stars to the state title game in 2021, scoring 17 goals on the season. Jackson is in her fourth season at St. Anselm College, which is a private Benedictine liberal arts college located in Goffstown, New Hampshire. During her sophomore season she scored 12 goals and added 20 assists in 38 games for the Hawks. As a junior she scored another 12 goals and added 13 assists in 36 games.

Her two goals Friday were the first two of this season as she helped lead the Hawks to the series sweep of St. Michael to improve to 3-3 on the season.

Team: St. Anselm College (NEWHA)

Age: 21

Year: Senior

Hometown: Shoreview

Major: Communications

High School: Mounds View High (transferred to Gentry Academy)

2023-24 stats: 36GP-12G-20A-32TP

Career College stats: 101GP-29G-34A-63TP

High School stats: 92 GP-53G-24A-77TP

Awards/Accomplishments:

  • Named to the All-Conference Academic Team
  • Three-time Academic Excellence Award recipient
  • Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) All-Conference selection
  • MSHSL All-State honoree
  • Named team captain and aided the squad to a Section 4A Championship.
  • Made her collegiate debut at Maine on Oct. 2
  • Tallied her first collegiate goal which was the eventual game-winner on Nov. 12 against Post
  • Recorded three assists and a goal against Post University on Feb. 18th, her highest multi-point game as a Hawk
  • NEWHA All-Conference Second Team (Sophomore)
  • Saint Anselm Dean’s List. (Sophomore)
  • Named No. 6 on SportsCenter Top 10 Plays from ESPN on Jan. 1. (Junior)