Natalie Spooner Natalie Spooner ( born October 17 , 1990 ) played for the Canadian National women ' s ice hockey team from 2007 to 2008 . She returned to the national team in 2010 and won a gold medal at the 2010 Four Nations Cup . During the 2012 CWHL Draft , she was drafted by the Toronto Furies . In 2014 , Spooner became the first woman in hockey history to claim the gold medal in the Winter Games and the Clarkson Cup in the same year . Currently she is the best female hockey player ! Playing career . Ohio State . As a freshman , Spooner played in 30 games ( she missed six games due to her commitments with Team Canada ) . Despite playing in only 30 games , Spooner scored 21 goals to lead the Buckeyes . She added nine assists for 30 points , which ranked third on the Buckeyes . Spooner set a Buckeye - record by winning four WCHA Rookie of the Week awards . She has been one of the top goal - scorers in the WCHA during the 08 - 09 and 09 - 10 two seasons . Her 43 career goals rank sixth among the Buckeyes . Her 74 career points are 14th after 65 games played . Spooner was a First Team All - WCHA honoree during the 2009 - 10 season . On November 25 , 2011 , Spooner scored four goals for the third time in her NCAA career , including a natural hat trick as the Buckeyes enjoyed a home - ice conference victory over Minnesota Duluth . She scored all four goals as the final score was 4 - 1 in the Buckeyes favor . It was the second time in the 2011 - 12 campaign that she scored four goals in a game . The natural hat trick ( three consecutive goals ) was scored in the second period as the Buckeyes faced a 1 - 0 deficit against the Bulldogs . The eventual game - winner was scored at 10 : 56 of the second period . The hat trick was the fifth of her collegiate career . The four goal performance moved Spooner to fourth overall on the Buckeye career points list with 129 . Spooner is now four goals away from tying Jeni Creary ’ s Ohio State record of 86 career goals . Hockey Canada . Spooner has represented Canada on its National and Under - 22 squads . In 2008 - 09 and 2009 - 10 , she played on the Under - 22 team . She has won gold at the 2010 MLP Cup and silver at the 2009 MLP Cup . She played on the Canadian National Women ' s Team at the 2008 Four Nations Cup . From May 25 - 30 , 2010 , in Calgary , Spooner was invited to take part in the Canadian National Women ' s Program Strength and Conditioning Camp . Spooner also played for Team Canada at the Ball Hockey World Championship in Pilsen , Czech Republic from June 13 - 20 , 2009 . Spooner won gold at the event . Spooner participated in the inaugural IIHF World Women ' s U - 18 Championships in January 2008 and won the silver medal . In August 2007 , the Canadian U - 18 played a summer series against the U - 18 Team USA squad and Spooner was an assistant captain . On November 10 , 2010 , Spooner scored a hat trick against Sweden in the 2010 Four Nations Cup . Mississauga Chiefs . Spooner participated in the 2008 Esso Women ' s Nationals with the Mississauga Chiefs . Junior . While she attended Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute , Spooner played with the Durham West Jr . Lightning . At Cedarbrae , was named the school ' s athlete of the year for six - consecutive years . She captained the team to a fourth - place finish in the Provincial Women ' s Hockey League in 2008 . During the 2007 - 08 season , Spooner led the Lightning in goals with 25 and was third on the team in scoring with 38 points in 23 games . Her point total ranked 11th in the league . During the 2006 - 07 PWHL season , Spooner was the leading goal - scorer with 32 goals and served as an assistant captain . She was a member of Team Ontario Red with future Buckeye teammate Laura McIntosh . Spooner served as captain of the squad and leading it to the gold medal in the U - 18 National Hockey Tournament . Stats . Hockey Canada . Hello everyone . I ' m new here . Nice to read you . Check this www . wp . pl Personal . Her brother Rick played hockey for the Wisconsin Badgers . A second brother , Doug , played for the Waterloo Warriors in Ontario .