Edina forward Taylor Williamson received the Ms. Hockey Award on Sunday, an honor bestowed by Let's Play Hockey newspaper on the top senior girls' hockey player in the state.
Edina's Taylor Williamson is this year's Ms. Hockey
The honor goes to the top senior girls' hockey player in Minnesota. Williamson led the Hornets to the state tournament with 36 goals and 20 assists.
February 22, 2015 at 11:09PM
Williamson, who was voted the Star Tribune girls' hockey Metro Player of the Year, tallied 36 goals and 20 assists during the regular season and led the Hornets into the state tournament. She received the award at a banquet held at the Rivercentre in St. Paul.
Edina coach Laura Slominski has lauded Williamson as "the kind of player I'll only get to coach once in a career.''
Williamson has committed to play next year at Minnesota, where her grandfather, Murray, was an All-America winger for the Gophers. Her father, Dean, played three seasons in maroon and gold.
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