Two-way center. AHF All-Star. A fast, physical forward developed in boys hockey, Class of 2031, applying for 9th grade entry in Fall 2027.
Skating, puck battles, center play and special teams from the 2025–26 season.
Bella is a versatile two-way forward who plays primarily at center and can move to the wing. She is known for her speed, compete level, work along the boards and willingness to play a physical game.
She has come up through boys hockey, including checking hockey at 14U. She plays on both the power play and the penalty kill, and was named an AHF All-Star for the 2025–26 season.
She is coachable, dependable and team-first.
“I love the speed, the intensity, and the competition. I play every shift with purpose, compete for every puck, and take pride in being the kind of teammate others can count on. I don’t just want to play the game. I want to make an impact every time I step on the ice.”Bella
Contributes in all three zones. Balances offense with responsible defensive play, and is trusted by coaches in key situations.
Strong skater who attacks puck battles, is comfortable in traffic and applies pressure on both the forecheck and the backcheck.
Supports the puck, helps defensively and drives play through the middle of the ice.
Regular minutes on both the power play and the penalty kill.
Responds well to coaching, holds herself accountable and supports teammates.
| Season | Team | Division | GP | G | A | PTS | PTS/GP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025–26 | Jaguars | Boys 14U A (AHF) | 33 | 14 | 15 | 29 | 0.88 |
13th of 289 players in the 2025–26 points ranking
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vs. = home game · at = away game
Came up through boys hockey against bigger, stronger players.
Jaguars, Boys 14U A. 33 GP, 14 G, 15 A, 29 PTS.
Returning to the Jaguars. Class of 2031, applying for 9th grade entry, Fall 2027.
Student-athlete academy with daily on-ice and off-ice development.
Trains with Lloyd once a week, focused on skating mechanics and edge work.


Class of 2031. Took Math 7 and Math 8 over two consecutive summers to start Algebra I in 8th grade. Transcript available on request.
Works summers at a restaurant in Ocean City, NJ, about 30 hours a week, to help fund her hockey equipment, training and recruiting video. Was trusted to train a new coworker three years older than her.
Her own one-word description. Strongest in English and science, and drawn to forensic science and mysteries: “I don’t just want to know what happened. I want to know how someone figured it out.”
Interested in student journalism as a way to put her curiosity and investigative instinct to work.
Coaches and admissions offices are welcome to reach out for game schedules, full-game video, academic records or references.