Danna Ramadan '25 Recruiting Profile

                        My name is Danna Ramadan, and I’m a goalie (#30) for the Princeton Tiger Lilies 16U AA black team. As well as the Egyptian National Women's team. I graduate in the year, 2025 from CJCP (Central Jersey College Preparatory School). 

                  Positioned as a goaltender, I would explain my characteristics as a competitive, driven, highly coachable, and team-oriented athlete.  I tend to be aggressive in front of the net and can track the puck well. I am very vocal and attentive, communicating with the defensemen by quickly assessing plays and providing assistance in making the right play. At times when I get scored on, I demonstrate resilience, easily being able to clear my head and reset. After each game,  I rewatch and look out for things I did wrong even if it's a shutout. I believe that there are always mistakes being made whether that's simply positioning or reading a play incorrectly.

From an academic standpoint, I am a devoted Principals List student who excels in all my classes in conjunction with an above-average hockey schedule. As a Junior, I am taking two dual credit courses at William Paterson University.  In addition to, AP and Honors classes. I'm also a part of the student council and Red Cross club. Academics are my top priority and one of my strengths is the ability to balance both hockey and school. I believe that this prepares me for what's to be expected as a D1 student-athlete at such prestigious Universities. 

One unique aspect about me is that I'm a dual-national American-Egyptian player.  I play for the Egypt Pharaoh's U16 team. We attended the NHL-sponsored,  Amerigol Latam Cup in September of 2022, making an appearance as Egypt's first National U16 team and taking home the gold (for the men's team as well). I had the honor of being one of Egypt’s first female ice hockey players and first Goalie. In addition, I also received the U16 tournament MVP.  

The privilege to play at a collegiate level would be a blessing in itself. I am sure to bring the moral principles I abide by from both academic and athletic perspectives.