Meet the Prospects: Grace Elliott

Rebecca Labaj

Grace Elliott has continued to be a force in U Sports hockey throughout her university career and now she's bringing that energy to the PWHL after declaring for the 2026 Entry Draft.

This season, Elliott led the conference with 24 goals and 37 points. The White Rocks native finished her university career with 88 goals and 67 assists.

She also set a conference record with 25 game-winning goals. This season alone, Elliott had 12 game winners, taking Hayley Wickenheiser's Canada West record, which she's held at 7 since setting the record in the 2011-12 season.

But that wasn't the only record she's set, setting the Thunderbirds program record for career goals (88), points (155), plus/minus, and shots on goal (569).

So it was no surprise when Elliott earned back-to-back Canada West Women's Hockey Player of the Year awards.

Standing at 6-foot-2, this Thunderbirds forward is hard to miss, showing no signs of stopping, as she looks to make an immediate impact for the lucky team who gets to draft her.