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Brooke Gnetz, a 5-foot-5 defenseman and 2-time USA Hockey National Champion (U16 & U19), was invited to the 16/17 USA Hockey National Development Camp in July and is a multi-year USA Development Camp invitee. In her three previous seasons with Woodbury High School, Brooke accrued 64 points on 17 goals and 47 assists from the blueline. Together, Brooke and Alaina will become UMD's first ever pair of sisters in program history.

Brooke has piled up 64 points on 17 goals and 47 assists through 81 games at Woodbury High School. The blueliner was named to the USA Girls National 16/17 camp in July and has been an invitee at many USA Development camps. With their signings, the twins will become the first pair of sisters to play for the UMD women's hockey team.

Brooke, a defender, and Alaina, a forward, both announced their verbal commitments to Minnesota Duluth in August after standout sophomore seasons at Woodbury. The twins bring championship experience and elite skill to the Bulldogs program.

Brooke Gnetz, a 2-time USA Hockey National Champion at U16 and U19, was selected for the prestigious USA Hockey Girls National 16/17 Camp, featuring 170 of the top players in the 2008 and 2009 birth years. This recognition highlights her status as one of the nation's elite defensive prospects.

Full career statistics and scouting profile for Brooke Gnetz — tracking her journey from Woodbury High School through USA Hockey national teams to her commitment at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Career totals: 64 points (17G, 47A) across 78 high school games.

In-depth amateur scouting coverage of Brooke Gnetz including player ratings, historical rankings, and evaluations from multiple showcase events including USA Tier 1 Nationals, PIP Labor Day Tournament, and Minnesota High School play.