Kali Flanagan

Career notes

• In 2018, Flanagan represented the USA at the Olympic Winter Games and brought home gold - the first gold medal for the country since the inaugural tournament in 1998.
• Prior to the PWHL, Flanagan played for the PHF’s Boston Pride franchise (2021-23).
• In 2021-22, she helped the Pride capture the Isobel Cup with four assists in 14 regular season games, and five points in three playoff games.
• In 2022-23, she was named Defender of the Year in a campaign that saw her pot 16 points in 21 games.
• After graduating University, Kali played with the PWHPA, playing in showcases during the 2019-20 season and in the 2021 Secret® Cup USA series
• Her first appearance with the USA Hockey’s senior team came at the 2017 World Championship where she ended the tournament with gold around her neck.
• Flanagan suited up for Boston College’s Eagles during her collegiate play in the NCAA (2014-19)
• After being centralized with Team USA in 2017-18, Flanagan returned to BC for her senior year, and was named a Hockey East Third Team All-Star and to the Hockey East All-Tournament Team.
• At the end of her NCAA career, Flanagan had tied the Eagles’ record for most games played as well as seventh in defender points and goals, and eighth in defender assists.
• In 2016-17, the Eagles secured their second straight year of championships with both the Beanpot and Hockey East tournaments. Flanagan blocked a team-high 66 shots and featured on the NCAA’s leading power play unit and second-best penalty kill
• During her sophomore year of patrolling the blue line for BC, Flanagan raised her first set of championships, coming out on top in the Beanpot and the Hockey East conference, while helping the team establish a new program record of 14 shutouts.