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PRONUNCIATION:
2024-25: WCHA All-Academic Team, WCHA Scholar-Athlete... Skated in 32 games for the Mavericks... Scored 13 goals (tied-second on team) with nine assists for 22 points (sixth)... Posted 82 shots on goal with a team-leading four power play goals with 11 blocked shots... Notched two goals and one assist at Bemidji State (Feb. 1)... Scored one goal and two assists vs. St. Thomas (Feb. 21)... Scored one goal at Minnesota in WCHA quarterfinals game two with season high eight shots on goal (Mar. 1)... Won 247 of 498 faceoffs.
2023-24: Named
WCHA Scholar-Athlete... Appeared in 34 games for the Mavericks... Scored four goals with nine assists for 13 points (sixth)... Recorded 91 shots on goal (fourth)... Had one game winning goal... Posted 17 blocked shots and 19 penalty minutes... Two goals at St. Thomas (Feb. 24)... Notched one assist at Minnesota in WCHA quarterfinals (Mar. 1)... Season high six shots on goal vs. St. Thomas (Feb. 23).
2022-23: WCHA All-Academic Team... Played in 35 games for the Mavericks as a sophomore... Posted nine goals and 11 assists for 20 points (sixth) with 67 shots on goal... Led the team with four power play goals... Blocked 16 shots... Had a pair of two-goal games, including Oct. 15 against Minnesota and Dec. 17 against LIU... Season-high three points against LIU (Dec. 16) with one goal and two assists.
2021-22: Skated in 33 of the Mavericks' 35 games as a rookie and made her Maverick debut Sept. 24 at Merrimack and recorded first collegiate points with a pair of assists...Scored first collegiate goal Oct. 30 vs. No.1-rated Wisconsin...Led MSU rookies during the 2021-22 campaign with six goals and eight assists for a total of 14 points with 55 shots on goal throughout the season...Named MSU's
Rookie of the Year after competing in her first season as a Maverick.
The Paddington File: A forward from Thunder Bay, Ont., just finished her fourth season with the Thunder Bay Queens of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA)...Served as the team’s captain during senior season and was invited to each of the last two OWHA U18 Strength & Conditioning Camps...As a junior, she served as assistant captain for the Queens and was the team’s leading scorer for the third consecutive season...In her career, she logged more than 156 goals, 105 assists for 261 points in 150 games played...Her first season, she was named assistant captain and Bantam AA’s most valuable player...From that season on, Paddington received most valuable offensive player honors each season...As a sophomore, she led the Queens on a 17-game win streak and to the 2019 qualifiers to get to the provincials and finished that season with a gold-medal win at the 2019 CanAm Cup...Outside of hockey, Alexis competed in basketball and volleyball her freshman and sophomore years at Westgate CVI in Thunder Bay.
Personal: She is the daughter of Dave and Carolyne Paddington and has two brothers, Elliot and Ben...Alexis was named to the honor roll at Westgate 2018-2020 and is a proposed pre-physical therapy major prior to attending MSU...She was born April 3... Enjoys playing tennis, volunteering at local animal shelter, music, and travel.
