After completing her first season in the Provincial Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), forward Sarah Spooner took some time to reflect on her successful debut in the competitive league.

Spooner, a highly touted prospect coming out of junior hockey, made an immediate impact with her new team, the Toronto Titans. In her first season, she tallied an impressive 25 goals and 20 assists in just 35 games, earning her a spot among the league leaders in scoring.

“I couldn’t be happier with how my first season in the PWHL went,” Spooner said. “I was able to contribute offensively and help my team win games, which is always the ultimate goal.”

Spooner credited her success to the support of her teammates and coaches, who helped her adjust to the faster pace and higher level of competition in the PWHL.

“The players in this league are incredibly talented and skilled, so I knew I had to elevate my game to compete,” Spooner explained. “But having such a supportive group of teammates and coaches made the transition much smoother.”

In addition to her on-ice success, Spooner also made an impact off the ice, serving as a role model for younger players in the league.

“I take pride in being a positive influence on and off the ice,” Spooner said. “I want to show younger players that with hard work and dedication, anything is possible.”

Looking ahead to next season, Spooner is focused on continuing to improve and help her team compete for a championship.

“I’m already looking forward to next season and am excited to see what we can accomplish as a team,” Spooner said. “I know that with hard work and determination, we can achieve great things.”

Overall, Spooner’s first season in the PWHL was a resounding success, and she is eager to build on her accomplishments in the seasons to come.