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It does look like Jeff Kampersal and staff have done a great job with recruiting, for sure. The incoming freshman class looks to have some real talent, and it's going to be fun to watch them develop their game at D-1.
It would've been nice for Maddy Campbell to get more looks as a freshman last...
Penn State got its eighth incoming freshman in Sydney McIntosh (https://onwardstate.com/2026/07/06/canadian-forward-sydney-mcintosh-commits-to-penn-state-womens-hockey/), making this one big freshman class in 2026-27. With the two transfers, Penn State will now have 10 new faces this season...
Absolutely, and I always love the most challenging out-of-conference schedule Jeff Kampersal can put together. This is going to be a whole different team without the talented senior class that just graduated (and got drafted). No more Janecke, etc. That's no fun, for sure, but I'm really anxious...
Penn State has released its 2026-27 schedule: https://gopsusports.com/sports/womens-ice-hockey/schedule
Out-of-conference opponents this season are Minnesota, Ohio State, St. Lawrence, Boston College, Princeton, and Cornell.
Penn State still has Maddy Campbell, too, but Morgan Stickney is coming in with Team USA IIHF experience and a great record in those tournaments, so she will be battling Campbell for the starter job. I didn't know Lauren Hernick finally found a team, and kind of surprised she went to D3.
Wisconsin and Minnesota's attendance averages are double the next highest school's attendance, and way above everyone else. Nobody is even close to those two programs. To be fair, they've been at it and successful for a long time, too.
At Penn State, there is a faithful small group of students...
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