Wisconsin girls’s hockey trio of Edwards, Harvey, O’Brien named prime three finalists for 2025 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

The Wisconsin trio of Laila Edwards, Caroline Harvey and Casey O’Brien has been named the 2025 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award prime three finalists.

This marks the second time ever (2013, Minnesota), that each one three finalists hail from the identical faculty.

The winner of the 2025 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award might be introduced on Saturday, March 22, at 11:30 a.m. CT as a part of a reside present on the NHL Community on the McNamara Alumni Middle on the Minnesota campus.

The reside present – a part of Saturday on the Ladies’s Frozen 4 – is free and open to the general public. Doorways open at 11 a.m. CT. After the present, followers may have the chance to get autographs from earlier Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winners AJ Mleczko (Harvard, 1999), Krissy Wendell (Minnesota, 2005), Kendall Coyne Schofield (Northeastern, 2016) and Taylor Heise (Minnesota, 2022).

2025 PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD TOP-THREE FINALISTS

LAILA EDWARDS • JUNIOR • FORWARD • WISCONSIN

Ranks third in nation in objectives per recreation (.79) and second in objectives (30) … Tied for second in nation in factors per recreation (1.71) and whole factors (65) … Ranks fifth nationally in assists per recreation (0.92) … Helped lead Wisconsin to the WCHA Last Faceoff Championship and WCHA Common Season Championship, a document of 35-1-2 and the No. 1 seed within the NCAA Event … All-WCHA First Workforce choice … Ranks second in WCHA in factors in convention contests (48) … Forbes 2025 30 Athletes Underneath 30 Choice … WCHA Ahead of the Month for November … Two-time WCHA Ahead of the Week (Oct. 14, Jan. 20) … Volunteered on the Ronald McDonald Home of Dane County and American Household Youngsters’s Hospital on the Badger Patio.

CAROLINE HARVEY • JUNIOR • DEFENDER • WISCONSIN

Leads defenders nationally in factors per recreation (1.53), objectives per recreation (.42) and assists per recreation (1.11) … Ranks third within the nation for all gamers in assists per recreation and sixth in factors per recreation … Has 58 factors (16G, 42A), probably the most of any defender nationally … WCHA Defender of the Yr … Helped lead Wisconsin to the WCHA Last Faceoff Championship and WCHA Common Season Championship, a document of 35-1-2 and the No. 1 seed within the NCAA Event … All-WCHA First Workforce choice … Named to WCHA Last Faceoff All-Event Workforce … Three-time WCHA Defender of the Month (October, November, February) … HCA Nationwide Co-Participant of the Month for September … Six-time WCHA Defender of the Week (Sept. 30, Oct. 7, Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Dec. 2, Feb. 24) … Volunteered on the Ronald McDonald Home and American Household Youngsters’s Hospital on the Badger Patio.

CASEY O’BRIEN • FIFTH YEAR • FORWARD • WISCONSIN

Leads nation in factors per recreation (2.18) and assists per recreation (1.53) … Ranks seventh within the nation in objectives per recreation (.66) … Leads the nation in factors (83) and assists (58), and is seventh in objectives (25) … Helped Wisconsin to the WCHA Last Faceoff Championship and WCHA Common Season Championship, a document of 35-1-2 and the No. 1 seed within the NCAA Event … WCHA Participant and Ahead of the Yr … All-WCHA First Workforce choice … Named to WCHA Last Faceoff Most Excellent Participant and in addition a member of the All-Event Workforce … HCA Nationwide Co-Participant of the Month for September … Two-time WCHA Ahead of the Month for September and October … Three-time WCHA Ahead of the Week (Sept. 30, Oct. 7, Feb. 10) … Has volunteered on the American Household Youngsters’s Hospital Bucky Locker Room Patio, the Ronald McDonald Home and Augie’s Lunches with Love.