Dara Greig is a Canadian defenseman who has built a strong reputation through her consistent play at the collegiate, professional, and international levels of women’s hockey. A native of Mississauga, Ontario, Greig developed through Ontario’s elite youth programs before moving on to NCAA Division I hockey at Clarkson University. With the Golden Knights, she became a reliable presence on the blue line, contributing to one of the most successful programs in college hockey while showcasing her defensive awareness, physicality, and steady puck movement.

At Clarkson, Greig was part of multiple NCAA national championship teams, playing an important role in a structured, championship-caliber defensive system. While not relied upon primarily for scoring, she earned recognition for her dependable two-way play, penalty-killing ability, and leadership qualities. Her collegiate success positioned her well for the professional game, where poise and consistency are critical for defenders.

Greig began her professional career in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) with Ottawa, bringing depth and stability to the team’s defensive corps. Internationally, she has represented Canada at the under-18 level, capturing a gold medal at the IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship. Her career reflects a commitment to team-first hockey, strong defensive fundamentals, and continued growth at the highest levels of the women’s game.