Gophers forward Abbey Murphy earns All-American selection

Gophers women's hockey forward Abbey Murphy was named a 2024-25 CCM Second Team All-American on Saturday.
It marks the first time that Murphy, whose 103 goals for her career rank sixth in program history, has garnered an All-American selection, and she's the first Gophers player to do so since Taylor Heise and Grace Zumwinkle in 2022-23.
Murphy's 65 points (33 goals, 32 assists) rank fourth in the nation and mark her career-high total. Her 33 goals rank second nationally, and Murphy leads the country in game-winning goals (7) and shots (242). Murphy has been dominant.
Earlier in March, Murphy was named one of the top-10 finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award, which is presented to the most outstanding player in Division I women's hockey. She was a top-10 finalists for the award last season, too.
Murphy was a standout on a Gophers team that reached the Frozen Four before falling to Wisconsin in the semifinals. The Badgers had the most All-Americans with four. Clarkson (2) was the only other team to have multiple All-Americans.
First Team All-Americans
- Eve Gascon, goaltender, Minnesota Duluth
- Caroline Harvey, defenseman, Wisconsin
- Haley Winn, defenseman, Clarkson
- Laila Edwards, forward, Wisconsin
- Casey O'Brien, forward, Wisconsin
- Kirsten Simms, forward, Wisconsin
Second Team All-Americans
- Annelies Bergmann, goaltender, Cornell
- Nicole Gosling, defenseman, Clarkson
- Emma Peschel, defenseman, Ohio State
- Tessa Janecke, forward, Penn State
- Murphy, forward, GOPHERS
- Kristyna Kaltounkova, forward, Colgate