Stonehill College

High School: 2025 graduate of Everest Academy.
Honors: Principal’s List – Maintained top academic standing…Ontario Scholar – Recognition for consistent academic excellence…Community Service Award – Honored for volunteer work supporting younger students in French learning, the Brilliant Minded Foundation, and the City of Pickering…Ice Hockey Team MVP Nominee – Recognized for performance and dedication on the U18AA team…Athletic Achievement Award – For excellence in athletics representing school teams.
Junior Team: North York Storm (OWHL U22 AA)
Club Teams: Durham West Lightning U9–U13A (2015–2021), North York Storm U15AA (2021–2022), Kingston Royals U18AA (2022–2023), North York Storm U18AA (2023–2024), ALSS Elite U18 – Boston Beantown Classic (2024), North York Storm U22 Elite (2024–2025)

Personal: 
Date of Birth: December 30, 2007 in Canada
Parents: Vera Mercier-Mitchell and Rory Mitchell
Siblings: Liane (38), Nikita (33), Dylan (21)
Why I Chose Stonehill? "I chose Stonehill because I see it as the place where my hockey journey and career dreams meet. Competing in NCAA Division I women’s hockey at a school that also offers a strong Political Science and Pre-Law path gives me the best of both worlds. From my first conversation with the coaches, I felt a connection, not just to the team, but to a community that will push me to grow as a player, a student, and a future lawyer."
Favorite Team: Tornto Maple Leafs
Favorite Athlete: Mitch Marner
Hobbies/Recreational Activities: Playing hockey, running, and dance; volunteering in the community; mentoring younger athletes; reading political theory and contemporary literature; traveling; and spending time with family and friends.
Fun Fact: "I started playing hockey at four years old, and when my parents asked me at seven which sport I wanted to focus on, after trying soccer, rugby, and ballet, I didn’t hesitate: hockey. Since then, the game has taken me across Canada and the U.S., pushed me outside my comfort zone, and shaped me into a bilingual student-athlete ready for the NCAA stage."