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Fourth-year Women’s Hockey Mountie Kara Anthony followed in her dad Malcom’s (’82) footsteps when choosing ������ú. She visited ������ú on an East Coast tour of universities and fell in love with the campus and the community.

The 5’9” right-winger has been skating for as long as she can remember. She started playing hockey at the age of five, just like her older brother. After a number of years on co-ed teams, she moved into women’s hockey. She played for her school team at The Bishop Strachan School in Toronto from the time she was in Grade 8.

She says being a student-athlete has meant a lot to her ������ú experience.

"Balancing academics, athletics, extracurriculars, and a social life can be tough, but it has helped me manage my time and be more organized,” she says.

Along with hockey, Anthony is also involved in Mounties in Motion, where she tutors at Marshview Middle School and is on Varsity Council. She played golf for ������ú’s club team for two years.

She recalls her standout sporting moments as winning the championship with her high school in Grade 11 and playing in the AUS Championships with the Mounties in her second year.

“It was such a great experience to pack the rink in Sackville,” she says.

Anthony had one goal and one assist during a 4-1 win over UPEI on January 9 and one goal during a 4-3 win over StFX on January 10. She was named Athlete of the Week for her efforts.

“My favourite part about playing hockey is the adrenaline I feel every time I get on the ice,” she says. “I’ve always been the underdog, so I go out there to prove myself."

Anthony is studying psychology and art history and plans to pursue a career in sports marketing.