Savannah Harmon is an American professional ice hockey defenseman known for her strong defensive play, skating ability, and offensive contributions from the blue line. Originally from New York, she developed her game through elite youth programs before excelling at the collegiate level with the Ohio State Buckeyes. During her time at Ohio State, Harmon became a key two-way defender, contributing points, logging significant ice time, and helping lead her team to deep runs in the NCAA Tournament. She earned All-Conference and All-America recognition for her consistent play and leadership on and off the ice.

Harmon entered the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) as a highly regarded defensive prospect. She was drafted by PWHL Boston, where she quickly established herself as a reliable blueliner, known for shutting down opposing forwards while also generating offense from the back end. Her poise, hockey IQ, and physicality have made her a valuable member of Boston’s defensive corps, and she continues to be an integral part of the team’s success in the league.

Internationally, Harmon has represented Team USA, participating in various IIHF Women’s World Championships and other international competitions. She has helped the U.S. secure multiple medals, demonstrating her ability to perform at the highest levels and contributing to the country’s strong presence in women’s hockey on the world stage.