Natalie Spooner

Women's Hockey

Career Highlights

2024 IIHF Female Player of the Year
2023-2024 PWHL MVP; Top Forward
2023-2024 PWHL Top Goal Scorer; Top Points Scorer
2022, 2014 Olympic Gold Medalist
2018 Olympic Silver Medalist
Ranked #6 on Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Hockey (2020, 2021)
2020 Battle of the Blades, Judge
2019 Battle of the Blades, Finalist
2019 CWHL MVP Nominee
2016 CWHL All-Star Captain (Most Votes)
2015 IIHF World Championship, Best Forward
2014 CWHL Clarkson Cup Champion, Toronto Furies
2014 The Amazing Race Canada, Finalist
2012 IIHF World Champion
2012 NCAA All-American, OSU Buckeyes

Hometown

Scarborough, Ontario

Social Media Following

Instagram: 103,000
Twitter: 42,200
Facebook: 14,000
TikTok: 29,500

Natalie Spooner’s hockey story – from backyard rink to Olympic gold – is truly Canadian. Natalie fell in love with the game at an early age, and quickly realized she had the potential to go ‘pro’ thanks to her skills, toughness and determination. After 3 straight medal-winning appearances with the Canadian Olympic Team, Natalie added a new role to her growing repertoire – mom – with an impressive “mom-back” to compete at the World Championships in under six months.

In the PWHL’s inaugural year, Natalie quickly became the face of the league as she led in points and scoring through the season. She led Toronto to the playoffs and walked away from the season with the titles of League MVP and Top Forward. She was also voted the IIHF’s 2024 Female Player of the Year. Natalie’s record-breaking comeback is a testament to strong women everywhere – you can be both.