Clarkson adds four recruits to women's hockey program for 2026-27
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 1:34 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Clarkson University announced four new players joining its women's hockey team for the upcoming season. The recruits include forward Kennedy Sisson, defenseman Ciara Lang, forward Abby Richardson, and goalie Kalia Pharand. Sisson had an impressive season with RINK Academy, scoring 26 goals in 26 games. Lang brings experience as a former Best Defender at the Esso Cup, while Richardson was a top scorer in the USA's 19-U leagues. Pharand, with a solid background in boys' AAA hockey, posted a 1.69 GAA and five shutouts last season. These players aim to enhance Clarkson's competitive edge in college hockey.
- •Clarkson welcomes Kennedy Sisson, Ciara Lang, Abby Richardson, and Kalia Pharand.
- •Sisson scored 26 goals for RINK Academy last season.
- •Lang was Best Defender at the Esso Cup and played for Edmonton Jr. Oilers.
- •Richardson recorded 102 points in 77 games with NAHA.
- •Pharand had a 1.69 GAA with the Mississauga Hurricanes.
- 1:34 PMYahoo Sports — Recruiting Class: Clarkson Brings A Talented Quartet To Potsdam
"Clarkson is welcoming four talented players to Potsdam this season filling voids at all positions. Here's a look at Clarkson's 2026-27 women's hockey recruiting class.
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