Historic Save Record
With a .953 save percentage—allowing just 27 goals on 549 shots—Carly Greene topped the national charts, surpassing standout goaltenders from powerhouse programs like Quinnipiac and UConn.
Greene’s exceptional performance was pivotal in Sacred Heart’s historic season. She scored a 1.54 goals-against average, ranked seventh nationally, and secured six shutouts over 19 games. Her efforts were instrumental in leading the Pioneers to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history following a victory in the New England Women’s Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) tournament.
Most Outstanding Player
In the NEWHA tournament, Greene was named Most Outstanding Player, delivering 145 saves across four games, including a 50-save performance in the semifinal against Saint Anselm and 31 saves in the championship win over LIU.
Greene’s consistent excellence throughout the season earned her multiple accolades, including NEWHA Goaltender of the Week and HCA Women’s Goaltender of the Month honors.
Historic Legacy
Carly’s leadership and resilience set a new standard for Sacred Heart’s program, leaving an indelible mark on NCAA women’s hockey.
The Future
Greene’s legacy as the nation’s top goaltender and a trailblazer for Sacred Heart’s women’s hockey team is firmly established as she graduates.
