Lizzie started off her career in Southern California playing on various boys and girls teams. She went on to play in Prep School at New Hampton School where she made a great impact on helping the team adjust from D III to play D I prep league play. After graduating High School, Lizzie went on to play for Plattsburgh State and won a National Championship in 2014. For the last three years of her career, she attended UMass Boston. In 2016, the team won the first NEHC League Championship. After college, Lizzie played in the CWHL for the Boston Blades in 2017-2018 and played with the Worcester Blades the next season. When the league folded, she made the move to play in Australia (Some games against U19 Assistant Coach Nora Maclaine.) for the Adelaide Rush were she was a key player in helping the team win a silver medal in 2019-20.

Lizzie graduated for UMass Boston with a Psychology degree and has since worked with clients to improve their daily life skills. She is excited to take this knowledge and use it towards helping young girls reach their dreams.

Kaleigh grew up in Michigan and played for the Honeybaked organization out of the High Performance Hockey League. During her Honeybaked career, her team won 4 state tournament championships and 2 bronze medals in the USA Hockey National Tournament.

After graduating high school, Kaleigh went on to play Division 3 for UMass Boston (Class of 2019) where she currently holds the record for most games played (111) alongside 2 members of her graduating class. She was a part of the 2015-2016 Beacon team who won their first NEHC title in program history.

Kaleigh earned a bachelor's degree in exercise and health sciences and works as a personal trainer and strength coach while completing a premedical post-baccalaureate program at Northeastern University.