Kali Flanagan is a skilled offensive defender from Hudson, New Hampshire. She’s spent most of her career playing in New England, particularly in Boston, but now plays for the PWHL’s Toronto Sceptres.
Heading to Boston College, Flanagan played her way onto the radar for Team USA. In 2017 Flanagan made her senior national team debut winning a gold medal with USA at the World Championships. The following year in 2018 Flanagan won Olympic gold with USA in PyeongChang.
Following her NCAA career, Flanagan joined the PWHPA spending two seasons on the Dream Gap Tour before leaving the Association to sign with the Boston Pride of the PHF in in 2021-2022. That season she helped the Pride win an Isobel Cup championship. The next season, returning to the Pride, Flanagan was named the PHF’s Defender of the Year and played in the PHF All-Star game.
When the PWHL was announced, Flanagan was selected by PWHL Toronto and has remained a core member of the Toronto Sceptres’ top four.