Jenna Cunningham
Hockey
Sport:
Hockey
Inducted:
2018
Jenna Cunningham has carved out a remarkable place in women’s hockey history, breaking barriers and representing Medicine Hat on some of the sport’s biggest stages. She made history as the first female from Medicine Hat to compete in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League, playing with the Calgary Inferno from 2011 to 2016 and culminating her professional career by winning the prestigious Clarkson Cup. A standout at the collegiate level, Jenna ranks among the top 20 all‑time point leaders for the Dartmouth College Big Green women’s hockey program, reflecting her skill, consistency, and competitive drive. Her impact on the growth of women’s professional hockey is further cemented by the display of her helmet in Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame, honoring her contributions and inspiring future generations of female athletes.
Details
| Inducted | 2018 |
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| Description | First female from Medicine Hat to compete in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League, playing with the Calgary Inferno from 2011 until 2016 when she won the Clarkson Cup. Top 20 all-time point leader for the Dartmouth College Big Green women’s hockey team. Cunningham’s helmet on display in Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame in recognition of her contribution to women’s professional hockey. |
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