Boston Fleet Sign Second-Round Pick Ella Huber to Two-Year Deal

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BOSTON, MA – The Boston Fleet have officially signed forward Ella Huber, their second-round selection (10th overall) in the 2025 PWHL Draft, to a two-year Standard Player Agreement through the 2026–27 Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) season. Huber becomes the first member of Boston’s 2025 draft class to ink a deal.

Front Office Statement

“We’re thrilled to lock in Ella Huber here in Boston,” said Fleet GM Danielle Marmer. “She’s an elite skater with high-end speed and versatility. Whether at center or wing, she brings pace, grit, and a two-way game. She’s the kind of player who can slot anywhere in the lineup, contribute offensively, kill penalties, and block shots. We expect her to be a key piece of our attack.”

Player Profile: Ella Huber

  • Position: Forward
  • Drafted: 10th overall by Boston (2025 PWHL Draft)
  • College: University of Minnesota (2019–2023)
  • Career Stats:
    • 156 games played
    • 52 goals, 88 assists140 points
    • 2024–25 (Senior Year): 15 goals, 33 assists — 48 points in 42 games
  • Leadership: Team captain in senior season
  • International:
    • Gold medalist – 2020 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship
    • Represented Team USA in 2018 & 2019 U18 series vs. Canada
  • Hometown: Northfield, Illinois

Player Quote

“I’m beyond excited to officially be a part of the Boston organization and to call this incredible city home,” said Huber. “It’s an amazing group, and I’m looking forward to getting started and building something special here with the Fleet.”

Fleet Forward Depth – 2025–26 Roster Includes:

  • Chloé Aurard
  • Hannah Brandt
  • Loren Gabel
  • Laura Kluge
  • Shay Maloney
  • Alina Müller
  • Jamie Lee Rattray
  • Jill Saulnier
  • Theresa Schafzahl
  • Liz Schepers
  • Sophie Shirley
  • Susanna Tapani
  • Ella Huber

With 20 players now under contract, Boston continues to build a deep and dynamic forward group ahead of the upcoming season.

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