Penn State women's hockey welcomes six newcomers to the 2021-22 roster as the Nittany Lions aim to defend their first-ever CHA regular season championship title.
Head Coach Jeff Kampersal and the entire women's hockey program are happy to welcome the newest student-athletes to Hockey Valley.
"After a well-deserved break in May, the Nittany Lions are all busy getting better, said Kampersal. "These six players will significantly add to our already motivated team."
Introducing the next of our incoming student-athletes, forward Lexi Bedier!
LEXI BEDIER
Position: Forward
Height: 5-8
Shooting Hand: Left
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Previous Team: Rink Hockey Academy Kelowna
PRIOR TO PENN STATE
Played for Rink Hockey Academy Kelowna of the CSSHL in 2020-21 and Pursuit of Excellence from 2018-20...Won CSSHL title and Stoney Creek Sabres University Showcase in 2018-19 season...Recorded 20 points in 41 games played from 2018-21.
PERSONAL
Full name is Alexis Gillespie Bedier...Parents are Sue and Bob Bedier...Father, Bob, won a Centennial Cup with the Red Deer Rustlers in the AHL...Has one brother, Jon...Intends to major in a business-related field...Born June 11, 2003 in Calgary, Alberta.
WHY LEXI CHOSE PENN STATE
I chose Penn State because of the undeniable energy and culture. I immediately felt a sense of family and knew that Penn State was the best way to reach my academic and athletic goals.
COACH KAMPERSAL'S VIEW
"Lexi can do a little of everything and do it very well. She is a smart player and reliable in all three zones."
