Haley Winn is an American defenseman who has quickly established herself as one of the most reliable and well-rounded blue-liners in women’s hockey. A native of Rochester, New York, Winn developed through USA Hockey’s elite development programs before committing to NCAA Division I hockey at Clarkson University. With the Golden Knights, she became a central figure on the back end, known for her hockey IQ, strong skating, and ability to contribute in all situations.

During her collegiate career, Winn played a major role in Clarkson’s sustained national success, helping the program capture multiple NCAA National Championships. She consistently logged heavy minutes against top competition and was trusted in key defensive and special-teams situations. Winn’s steady two-way game earned her conference and national recognition, as well as a reputation as a dependable leader within one of the NCAA’s most competitive programs.

Winn transitioned seamlessly to the professional level, joining the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) with Boston, where she continued to showcase her composure and defensive reliability. Internationally, she has represented the United States at the senior level, including appearances at the IIHF Women’s World Championship, where she earned a gold medal. Her career reflects a blend of championship experience, international success, and a consistent, high-level presence on the blue line.