American · Hampton, USA · Born 19 January 1987American ice hockey forward and captain who led Team USA to Olympic gold in 2018, becoming one of the most successful players in women's hockey history.
Meghan Duggan captained the United States to a dramatic shootout victory over Canada in the 2018 Olympic final, ending a 20-year gold medal drought for the American women's program at the Winter Games. She won multiple IIHF World Championship titles across her career and was a driving force in the 2017 US women's national team boycott that secured improved compensation and support from USA Hockey, a landmark moment for women's sports labour rights.
She captained the United States women's ice hockey team to Olympic gold at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics, ending a 20-year gold medal drought.
How They Played
Duggan was known as a versatile forward who could play both center and wing positions effectively. She possessed strong leadership qualities on the ice and was recognized for her hockey intelligence and ability to make plays in crucial moments. Her physical style of play and competitive drive made her a reliable two-way player who contributed both offensively and defensively.
Lasting Impact
Duggan's leadership helped elevate women's hockey in the United States and she played a crucial role in the team's successful fight for better pay and support from USA Hockey.
Career Honours
- Olympic Gold 2018 (Captain)
- Olympic Silver 2010, 2014
- IIHF Women's World Championship Gold multiple times
| Team | Period | GP |
|---|---|---|
| Boston Pride | 2015–2017 | — |
| New Hampshire Wildcats | 2002–2006 | — |
 USA | — | 81 |
American Athletes