Hannah Bilka is an American forward known for her speed, offensive creativity, and ability to perform in high-pressure moments at every level of women’s hockey. A native of Minnesota, Bilka developed through USA Hockey’s elite programs before committing to NCAA Division I hockey at Ohio State University. With the Buckeyes, she quickly emerged as a dynamic offensive threat, helping lead the program to national prominence with her blend of skill, competitiveness, and hockey IQ.

During her collegiate career, Bilka played a key role in Ohio State’s NCAA National Championship run and earned national recognition as one of the top forwards in college hockey. She received multiple conference and national honors, including All-American selections, and was widely regarded for her impact in big games. Her ability to generate offense off the rush, combined with a strong two-way game, made her one of the most dangerous forwards in the NCAA during her tenure.

Bilka transitioned to the professional ranks with the Seattle Torrent, becoming an important piece of the club’s offensive core. Her energy, scoring touch, and leadership have helped shape the team’s identity at the PWHL level. Internationally, Bilka has represented the United States at the senior level, winning gold at the IIHF Women’s World Championship. Her career reflects championship experience, international success, and a continued rise as a premier forward in professional women’s hockey.