Jesse Compher is an American professional ice hockey forward playing for the Toronto Sceptres in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL). A skilled two‑way forward with a blend of offensive instincts and solid defensive play, Compher has become a key contributor in Toronto’s forward group. After being selected by the Sceptres in the inaugural PWHL Draft, she steadily increased her impact, recording nine goals and nine assists in a full season and ranking among her team’s top scorers. Her performance earned her a multi‑year contract extension, reflecting the organization’s confidence in her continued growth and influence in the lineup.

Before joining the PWHL, Compher had a standout NCAA career, suiting up for both Boston University and the University of Wisconsin. She helped Wisconsin capture a national championship and was named to the NCAA All‑Tournament Team in her final year of collegiate eligibility. Her dynamic playmaking and goal‑scoring ability made her one of the top forwards in college hockey during her tenure.

Internationally, Compher has represented the United States on the world stage, earning multiple World Championship medals and contributing to Team USA’s efforts at the Olympic Games. With a growing list of professional and international accomplishments, she continues to be a foundational piece of the Sceptres’ core, known for her versatility, competitive drive, and ability to step up in crucial moments for her club.