Minnesota State University - Mankato Athletics

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PRONUNCIATION:

2023-24: Named Team Maverick Pride Award winner... Alternate Team Captain... Skated in 38 games for the Mavericks in final season... Scored six goals (sixth) with 11 assists (fourth) and 17 points (fifth)... Posted 85 shots on goal with one power play goal and 14 penalty minutes... Had three multi-point games... Scored goal in 5-4 win over Minnesota in opening game of WCHA quarterfinals (Mar. 1)... Posted five shots and one point at Minnesota in WCHA quarterfinal series vs. Minnesota (Mar. 1-3).

2022-23: Appeared in 35 for the Mavericks as a fourth year... Scored five goals and 11 assists for 16 points (ninth on team)... Scored one power play goal and one game-winning goal... Three multi-point games, including a goal and an assist against Bemidji State (Feb. 11) and a goal and an assist against St. Cloud State (Jan. 14).

2021-22: Appeared in 35 games as a junior...Set career highs in goals (nine) and assists (19) to finish fifth on the team with a career-high with 28 points during the 2021-22 campaign...Registered a season-high three points with three assists in the Mavericks' 6-2 victory at home over Lindenwood (Oct. 8)...Finished the season with the Mavericks' second-best +/- rating at a +12 clip...Named a WCHA All-Academic Team member.

2020-21: Appeared in 19 games during the 2020-21 season...Scored first goal of the season in game vs. Minnesota Duluth Nov. 21...Scored an unassisted game-winning goal Feb. 6 to lead Mavericks to 4-2 win over St. Cloud State..Posted a 2-2--4 line in second campaign at MSU.

2019-20: Appeared in all 37 games during her freshman campaign...Scored first collegiate goal in game vs. Rensselaer Sept. 27...Collected first assist of the season in game vs. Vermont Nov. 30... Recorded first multi-point game in WCHA contest at Ohio State on Jan. 11 with two assists...Registered 2-6--8 and recorded 10 blocks over course of season.

The Bobyck File: Regina, Sask., native, is a forward who is product of the girls hockey program at The Edge School where she was coached by two-time Canadian Olympian Carla MacLeod...Invited to the Team Canada U18 Camp...Was named an All-Star and was the Midget AAA league scoring champion for the Regina Rebels in 2016-17...Father Brent Bobyck won an NCAA Championship with North Dakota in 1986 and played professional hockey in America, Canada and Great Britain for 14 seasons.

Personal: Birthday February 14 in Manchester, England...Daughter of Brent and Lynne Bobyck... Father Brent won 1987 National Championship for North Dakota hockey... Majoring in Psychology at Minnesota State... Hobbies include hiking with her dog and surfing in the summer.