Daryl Watts

Career notes

• Member of Team Canada’s 2024-25 Rivalry Series roster.
• Halfway through the 2022-23 season, Watts joined the PHF’s Toronto Six, contributing seven points in 12 regular season games en route to the franchise’s first Isobel Cup.
• In the NCAA, Watts split her time between Boston College (2017-19) and the University of Wisconsin (2019-22).
• Watts became the first freshman in the history to win the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (2018). She was also a Top-3 finalist in 2021 and a Top-10 finalist in 2020 and 2022.
• Finished her NCAA career as the Badgers’ career leader in points-per-game (1.76), while ranking in the top-10 in assists (95), goals (72) and points (167).
• In 2020-21, scored the overtime-winning goal for Wisconsin in the NCAA National Championship game. That season, she was named the WCHA Forward of the Year, as well as WCHA and USCHO Player of the Year.
• The 2019-20 season, her first at the University of Wisconsin, she was the NCAA points leader (74) from start to end, also leading in assists. Her assist total (49) set a new program record.
• During her sophomore campaign with the Boston College, Watts led the team in all points categories on her way to reaching 100 career points, the fastest BC player to reach the milestone in the modern NCAA era.
• In her first year at BC, during the 2017-19 season, Watts was awarded several accolades, including: the Cammi Granato Award as Hockey East Player of the Year and both the USCHO Player and Rookie of the Year. She led the NCAA with 82 points in 32 games played, which also set program rookie records for points, goals and assists.
• Internationally, she represented Canada at the 2016 and 2017 U18 World Championships, winning silver at both tournaments, contributing goals in both gold medal matches.