Farrell Signs with HC Davos of PFWL in Switzerland for 2026-27 Season
4/24/2026 12:50:00 PM | Women's Hockey
Farrell scored 45 points in three seasons with Huskies
DAVOS, Switzerland – St. Cloud State Women's Hockey senior forward Avery Farrell (Rogers, Minn.) signed a professional contract with HC Davos of the the PostFinance Women's League (PFWL; also known as Swiss Women's Hockey League, SWHL) in Davos, Switzerland, as announced by the organization on April 22. Farrell spent her final three collegiate seasons with the Huskies where she scored 19 goals and 26 assists for 45 points in 107 games.
Farrell produced her lone 20-point season in an SCSU sweater in her 2025-26 senior campaign, contributing six goals and 15 assists (tied career high) for 21 points to go along with 15 blocks (tied career high) in 37 games. As a junior she tallied six goals and four assists for 10 points and as a sophomore she compiled seven goals and seven assists for 14 points. Her 45 career points rank tied for 38th all-time in program history.
Prior to SCSU, Farrell spent her freshman season with DI Franklin Pierce (N.H.) (2022-23), earning New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) All-Rookie Team honors after scoring 12 goals and 15 assists for 27 points. Additionally, she was named to the Hockey Commissioner's Association (HCA) National Women's Rookie of the Year watch list while her 27 points led the team. She also contributed three power play goals, three game-winning goals and skated to a +9 mark and earned one NEWHA Rookie of the Week award.
For her career, the Rogers native produced 31 goals and 41 assists for 72 points in 143 games. In the classroom, she earned back-to-back Western Collegiate Hockey League (WCHA) All-Academic Team and Scholar-Athlete Award honors in 2024-25 and 2025-26. She was also named a 2024-25 American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA)/Krampade All-American Scholar.
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