Hockey 2003-2007
The first women’s hockey player to be inducted to the Wall of Fame, Emily Hobbs played four outstanding seasons in goal for the Tommies between 2003 and 2007.
Emily had a lock on the team’s most valuable player honours, earning it each of her four seasons. She was named an Atlantic University Sport (AUS) 1st-team all-star in three seasons and a 2nd-team AUS all-star once. In 2006, she was St. Thomas’ female athlete of the year and was named a CIS 2nd team all-star. She faced a lot of shots and was the difference in many wins for her team, boasting a career 0.916 save percentage and a 2.86 goals against average in regular season play.
Emily has achieved much on the ice, but she also left a lasting legacy for the women’s hockey program with her work in the community that current players strive to uphold.