Molly has a “team first” approach with her student-athletes. Developing this team-first mentality will help breed a winning culture in all that her students do, whether it be in the rink, the classroom, or beyond the hilltop. Focusing on this approach fosters character traits such as integrity, collaboration, and respect. Molly’s players will not only learn the skills of the game, but leadership and teamwork that will last well beyond their high school careers. As such, Molly encourages her players to set goals beyond prep school. The highly competitive schedule allows these student-athletes to be sought after by DI & DIII NCAA institutions. 
 
Competitively, Molly won a New England Prep Championship with The Westminster School in 2011. She competed for four years with NCAA DIII Salve Regina University, RI. While there, Molly was honored with the Sportsmanship Award, which is presented to student-athletes who have earned the respect of fellow athletes, coaches, and administration for superior athletics and for continually demonstrating those qualities associated with good sportsmanship. 
 
Following her collegiate career, Molly has coached five seasons: two as an assistant at The Hun School of Princeton, NJ, with the back-to-back league champion boys team, and three at Canterbury, where she brings a wealth of experience as both a player and coach. Molly is USA Hockey certified and was accepted into the USA Hockey intern program in Minnesota in 2019. There, she had the opportunity to work with the Girls Select National camp players as well as coaches at the National, Division I, Division III and Prep School levels.