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Career Notes: Finished MSU career with 124 games played, 42 goals (fifth all-time), 61 assists (second all-time) and 103 points (third all-time).
2024-25: Krampade All-American Scholar... Alternate Team Captain for 2024-25 season... WCHA All-Academic Team... WCHA Scholar Athlete... CSC Academic All-District... Led the Mavericks with 30 points... Scored eight goals (sixth) and led the team with 22 assists... Posted team-high 115 shots with two power play goals, one game-winning goal and 17 blocked shots... Held a plus-5 rating... Scored one goal with two assists at St. Cloud State (Nov. 15)... Recorded two goals vs. Bemidji State (Dec. 14)... Scored two goals at Minnesota in WCHA quarterfinals game three (Mar. 2) with season high nine shots on goal and two blocked shots.
2023-24: AHCA Krampade All-American Scholar... CSC Academic All-District... Named
 WCHA Scholar-Athlete... Named Team Three-Star Award... WCHA Forward of the Week (Oct. 9)... Appeared in 38 games for the Mavericks... Scored 20 goals (first, ninth in WCHA) with 10 assists and 30 points (second, 22nd in WCHA)... Led team with 126 shots on goal... Three power play goals (second)... Led team with five game-winning goals... Recorded 37 blocked shots...
2022-23: Named Krampade Division I All-American Scholar... WCHA All-Academic Team... Played 29 games for the Mavericks as a junior... Scored five goals and led the team in assists (22) and points (27)... Posted three assists against St. Thomas (Oct. 20)... Recorded two goals and two assists against Sacred Heart (Nov. 5)... Had three assists against LIU on Dec. 16... Blocked 42 shots and posted one game-winning goal... Held a +1 rating with 60 shots on goal.
2021-22:Â Skated in two games as a sophomore...Scored one goal for one point on the season in the series finale hosting Minnesota Duluth on Oct. 2, where the Mavericks upset the No. 5/6-rated Bulldogs 4-2...Named a WCHA Scholar-Athlete and to the WCHA All-Academic Team.
2020-21: Scored first career goals and added an assist for a three-point night in Mavericks first win of the season on Nov. 27 at St. Cloud State...Had two other multi-point performances against Bemidji State in 5-3 (Dec. 18) and 3-2 (Jan. 30) victories during first season...Helped on a pair of goals in 4-2 win for first two-assist game vs. St. Cloud State Feb. 6...Led the Mavericks with 15 points as a rookie..Finished first season tied for MSU's lead in goals and assists with an 8-7--15 line...Put the second-most shots on net for MSU with 57 in 2020-21...Earned the Maverick women's hockey
Rookie of the Year award...Was named to the
WCHA All-Rookie Team...Won Minnesota State's first-ever
WCHA Rookie of the Year Award.
The Nelson File: Three-sport athlete at Andover High School competed in hockey and lacrosse for four seasons and tennis her final two years...Mustered 219 points with 83 goals and 136 helpers over 98 games in her four seasons with the Huskies...Finished high school hockey career as 2020 Minnesota Class 2A State Tournament Champion.
Personal: Born June 13 to parents Tim and Maria Nelson...Sister, Jessica Nelson, is a sophomore on the Mavericks volleyball team...Studying forensic psychology at MSU... Completed bachelor's degree in exercise science.
