Sedona Blair


Sedona Blair
University of New Hampshire (NCAA)
🇺🇸 United States● Ice Hockey
Meet Sedona Blair
Sedona Blair is a goaltender playing for the University of New Hampshire. Blair has been a standout goalie from the beginning of her collegiate career, starting all 36 of UNH’s games as a first-year player. In her first year, she also set the UNH record for saves in a single season with 917. Blair followed up with a strong sophomore season as well, ranking second in hockey east in shutouts and ending the year with a sterling .929 save percentage.
Blair, an Eden Prairie Native, played at Holy Family Catholic High School before her time at UNH. While there, she was a 2023 Let’s Play Hockey Senior Goalie of the Year Award Semifinalist. The goaltender has participated in Sophie’s Squad events before, dropping the puck at Holy Family’s Mental Health Awareness Night in 2024.

Career Highlights

UNH Single season saves record holder
Articles and News

Sedona Blair
UNH Wildcats
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Sophie’s Squad shows us that being a great teammate goes beyond the game. It’s about looking out for each other, speaking up when someone’s struggling, and reminding everyone that it’s okay to ask for help. Carrying Sophie’s legacy is a commitment to kindness, support, and making sure no one fights their battles alone














