University of St. Thomas Athletics
11/13/2026 3:00:00 PM | Women's Hockey
|
Name |
Position |
Height |
Hometown |
High School Team |
|
Rowyn Street |
F |
5-2 |
Winnipeg, MB. |
Shaftesbury |
|
Maisy Tomlinson |
D |
5-5 |
Boise, ID. |
Maple Grove |
|
Maija St–Pierre |
G |
5-8 |
Sault Ste. Marie, ON. |
Etobicoke Jr. |
Rowyn Street (F, 5-2, Winnipeg, Man./ Shaftesbury High School)
The right-handed forward joins the Tommies from Shaftesbury High School. There, Street is a two-time CSSHL First Team All-Star (2024-25, '25-26) and two-time RHA Winnipeg Captain (2025-26, '26-27). She led the CSSHL in goals (31) and points (69) last season, and she currently ranks second all-time in goals (93) and points (179) in the CSSHL.
The forward was selected to represent Team Manitoba at the U18 Female National Canadian Hockey Championships in 2025-26 and will represent Team Manitoba at the Canada Games in 2026-27.
Street is the daughter of Scott and Kara and has two siblings, Brienna and Zack.
Head Coach Brausen on Street: "She is a dynamic offensive player with a proven ability to produce at a high level in one of the top Canadian leagues year to year. Her competitiveness and leadership experience really stand out in her time with RINK Winnipeg. Beyond her offensive talent, she brings a strong work ethic and a drive to continually improve, which aligns deeply with our culture. We are excited to see her continue to grow and develop here at St. Thomas."
Maisy Tomlinson (D, 5-5, Boise, Id./ Maple Grove High)
The left-handed defenseman joins the Tommies from Maple Grove High. Tomlinson was named two-time Northwest Suburban All-Conference, Lake Conference All-Conference and All-State Honorable Mention.
She played with current Tommies goaltender Dani Strom in 2023-24 at Maple Grove. The defender also played one season at Wayzata High.
Tomlinson is the daughter of George and Jennifer and has one sibling, Bennett.
"Maisy is a strong-skating, dependable, 200-foot defenseman who brings a competitive mindset and a well-rounded skill set to our blue line. Her ability to impact the game on both sides of the puck has been evident throughout her time at Maple Grove High School, as well as through her involvement in USA Hockey programming this summer. We are excited about her continued trajectory and look forward to helping her grow and develop here at St. Thomas," said Brausen.
Maija St–Pierre (G, 5-8, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont./ Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins)
The left-handed goaltender joins the Tommies from Etobicoke Jr. She won the Provincial Championship in 2024-25 and '25-26. St–Pierre won the Top Goaltender Award at the 2025 Canadian U18 Women's National Championships.
The goaltender was a member of Canada's U18 National Team at the 2026 U18 Women's World Championship, where she won a silver medal. She also won a bronze medal with Team Ontario Blue at the 2025 Canadian U18 Women's National Championships.
She also won the Hazel Morrison Award as an Outstanding Female Athlete in Track & Field in 2024.
St–Pierre is the daughter of Liisa. Her mother played soccer and volleyball at Cambrian College.
"Maija is a talented, competitive goaltender who has consistently demonstrated her ability to perform at the highest levels of her age group," said Brausen. "Her experience competing on both national and international stages, along with her championship success, speaks to her ability to elevate her game and make a significant impact on her teams. We love the confidence and competitiveness she brings to the crease and believe she has an incredibly bright future ahead of her. We are excited to be part of her continued development and look forward to the impact she will make on our program here at St. Thomas."
