Our Leprechauns Girls Elite Teams will be attending four high-end events in 2026:
Shamrock Elite
April 24-25
Battle of Boston
June 5-7
Harrow Invite
June 2026
Militia Cup
Aug 2026
About The Leprechauns
The Leprechaun Hockey program was founded in 2007 as Shamrock Elite Hockey to promote tournament games for players who desire off-season hockey competition. Players are given the opportunity to meet and compete with other Elite players. Each team will provide a professional coach.
The organization was established to promote a competitive hockey experience without the traditional commitment of seasonal hockey. Participants are expected to make a commitment for specified tournaments during the spring and summer months only. The program allows players and families to travel to selected tournament games.
2024
Champions
Girls Battle of Boston (2011)
Finalists
Girls Shamrock Elite (2010)
Girls Militia Cup (2010)
Girls Battle of Boston (2010)
2023
Champions
Girls Militia Cup (2010)
Girls Militia Cup (U20)
Finalists
Girls Shamrock Elite (2010)
Girls Militia Cup (2010)
Girls Battle of Boston (2010)
2022
Champions
Girls Battle of Boston (2012)
Finalists
Shamrock Elite Girls (2010, 2011, U19)
2021
Champions
Girls Militia Cup (2010, U17)
Finalists
Girls Militia Cup (2009)
Girls Harrow Invite (2007, 2010)
2020
Champions
Girls Shamrock Elite (U17)
Finalists
Girls Shamrock Elite (U10)
2019
Champions
Girls Shamrock Elite (U17, U19)
Girls Militia Cup (U12, U17)
Lady Whalers Classic (U10, U12, U16)
Girls Harrow Invite (U12, U17, U19)
Finalists
Girls Militia Cup (U10, U14)
Lady Whalers Classic (U14)
2018
Champions
Boys Shamrock Elite (2004, 2009)
Girls Shamrock Elite (U19)
Girls CCM Invite (U19)
Lady Whalers Classic (U12, U14, U16)
Beantown Classic (College/Pro)
Girls Militia Cup (U12, U17)
Finalists
Girls CCM Invite (U16)
Girls Harrow Invite (U12, U14, U16, College)
Girls Militia Cup (U10, U14)
The Coaches
Grayson Goolgasian
Coach & Director
Curry College
Grayson Goolgasian
Coach & Director
Grayson Goolgasian is a standout junior at Curry College, where she shines as the captain of the NCAA Division III women’s ice hockey team. She is studying Public relations at Curry College. Grayson graduated from Lasalle Academy after attending there for four years. While at Lasalle Academy, she played varsity field hockey, ice hockey, and lacrosse. Also at Lasalle, she won three state championships and was a two time female hockey player of the year.
Her freshman year at Curry College, she earned second-team all-conference honors in the Commonwealth Coast Conference and team MVP recognition.
She has coached at RB Hockey for two years now.
Ava Doyle
Coach
Curry College
Ava Doyle
Coach
Ava Doyle is a sophomore at Curry College where she majors in Business Administration and Marketing and is a member of the ice hockey and lacrosse teams. During her first year playing hockey at Curry, Ava was third on the team in points as a rookie defenseman. Ava graduated from Cushing Academy in 2022 following four years of being a 3 sport varsity athlete competing on the ice hockey, field hockey, and lacrosse teams. She also took part in many school and community activities such as being a class representative, tour guide, and proctor. While at Cushing, Ava won the Small School Ice Hockey Championship in 2020. Prior to Cushing, Ava played hockey with the North Shore Vipers and won a National Championship in 2018.
Skylar Irving
Coach
Northeastern
Skylar Irving
Coach
Skyler is currently a Senior at Northeastern University. As a member of the Northeastern Women’s Ice Hockey team, Skylar made two Frozen Four appearances and captured two Hockey East Championships. She was named to the All-Rookie Team in 2021-22, the Hockey East All-Third Team in 2023-24, and named MVP of the Beanpot for 2024.
Skylar’s High School career included winning the 2017 MIAA state champions with NDA, the 2017 Tier 1 National Championship with the U14 Bay State Breakers, and the 2018 Tier 1 Mass State Championship with the U16 Boston Jr. Eagles. She was named 2018-19 All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention before winning the 2019-20 NEPSAC Large School Player of the Year & being named to the First Team as a member of Tabor Academy. Also in 2019-20, Skylar was named to the ISL First Team.
Grayson Goolgasian Curry College
Ave Doyle Curry College
Skylar Irving Northeastern
Sami Barletta Endicott
Jenna Seibold Endicott
Melissa Macri Endicott
Aurura Devereu Endicott
Nicole Connor Endicott
Kat Keith Endicott
Cassidy Grunning Suffolk
Sam Molind Suffolk
Sammy Lassman Suffolk
Lilly Oniel Suffolk
Cora Webber Saint Anslems
Sophia Jones RPI
Julia Shaunesy Boston University
Christina Vote Boston University
Katie Pyne Boston College
Jillian Fey Boston College
Abby Newhook Boston College
Ashley Clarck Providence College
Abby Volo Boston College
Cailin Flynn Boston College
Kate Ham Boston College
Michaela Boyle Clarkson
Emma Edgington Elmira College
Courtney Hyland Harvard
Alexa Matses Northeastern
Bella Vasseur Wisconsin
Kaley MacDonald Harvard
Julia Pellerin Boston College
Mia Langlois Northeastern
Savanna Norcross Boston College
Molly Bardol Cushing
Bella Fredies Cushing
Kristina Allard USAH National Camp
Kayla Clifford USAH National Camp
Cailin Flynn USAH National Camp
Kara Goulding USAH National Camp
Kate Hamm USAH National Camp
Gali Levy USAH National Camp
Kaley MacDonald USAH National Camp
Hannah Squires USAH National Camp
Breanna Studley USAH National Camp
Cora Webber USAH National Camp
Sophia Jones USAH National Camp
Sophia Testa USAH National Camp
Zoe Pincelli USAH National Camp
Ellie Traggio USAH National Camp
Grace Caligiuri USAH National Camp
Hallie Tullo USAH National Camp
Maeve Reynolds USAH National Camp
Matt Beniers NTDP
Brett Berard NTDP
Jason Siedem Boston College
Anthony Cipollone University of Vermont*
Jarod Crespo Penn State*
Brett Berard Providence College
David Sacco UNH
Owen Paskowski Colorado College
Riley Duran Providence College
Jack Williams Northeastern
Sasha Telequine Northeastern
Dom Franco Army
Teddy Wooding Yale
Jared Rosburg Michigan State
Tyler Kelleher UNH
Ryan Bliss Cornell
Johnny Macleod BU
Jack Eichel BU
JD Dudek BC
Charlie Kelleher UNH
Noah Hannifin BC
Colin White BC
Jeremy Bracco BC
Nolan Aibel Yale
Bobo Carpenter BU
Ara Nazarian UNH
Pat Flynn Dartmouth
Lincoln Griffin Northeastern
Tony Conzo Umass
Liam Darcy UNH
Jack McCarthy Brown
Ryan Dmowski UMass Lowell
Nolan Aibel Yale
Lincoln Griffin Northeastern
Ace Cowens Vermont
Adam Gaudette Northeastern
Charles McAvoy BU
John Marino Harvard
Elijah Harris Brown
John Leonard UMass
Spenser Young Providence College
Steve Ruggiero Penn State
Keith Petruzzelli Quinnipiac
Matthew Allen Providence College
Riley Prattson Providence College
Dan Petrick Northeastern
TJ Walsh BC
Mark McLaughlinSt. Lawrence University
Luke Stevens Yale
Bryan Nelson UCONN
James O'Brien Providence College
Jack Quinlivan University of Maine
Michael Callahan Providence College
Jake Ryczek Providence College
Sean Keohan Dartmouth College
Michael Callahan Providence College
Eric MacAdams UNH
Jack Rathbone Harvard University
Nick Rutigliano Bentley University
Brandon Tabakin Yale University
Christopher Garbe Brown University
Matthew Lombardozzi Bentley University
Brent Hill University of Maine
Matthew Fawcett Quinnipiac University
Jayson Dobay Umass Amherst
Ben Thomas Union College
Marc Mclaughlin Boston College
Apply To Be A Leprechaun
We’ve worked hard to build a strong team with our goal being to keep this core group together for all tournaments to provide effective and ideal coaching throughout the season. With that being said, we would like to encourage participation in all tournaments but also understand that the Spring/Summer is a very busy time and that you may have other commitments. If you have a conflict and cannot make all of the events, individual tournament registrations are accepted.