Christina Kessler

Quick Facts

Full Name	Christina Kessler
Occupation	Ice Hockey Player
Date Of Birth	May 28, 1988(1988-05-28)
Age	36
Birthplace	Mississauga
Country	Canada
Birth City	Ontario
Horoscope	Taurus

Christina Kessler Biography

Christina Kessler is one of the most popular and richest Ice Hockey Player who was born on May 28, 1988 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Kessler was signed to Kessler’s team the Harvard Crimson in the autumn of 2006, and was in 11 games, making 12 starts. In her first season she scored eight wins and also recorded silence against Princeton Tigers (on Nov. 25 and Jan. 5) as well as against the nationally recognized Minnesota Duluth (Dec. 2). The shutouts she scored between November 25 and December 2 occurred in her third and second game at a collegiate level in her career. It is part of an stretch where she played for 150 minutes without conceding a goal. She was only able to concede one goal in her first three NCAA games. On the 8th of December she recorded a record-setting 33 saves against the top-ranked team in the country, New Hampshire. In 2007-08, Kessler set the NCAA single season record with 12 shutouts. She also led all NCAA goalies with an .952 saving percent (679 out of 713) and a winning percent (30-2-0, .938). With Kessler as their goalie the Crimson established the record for the lowest number of goals allowed in a single season. On January 27th, 2008 victory over Dartmouth (a 4-1 shutout) Kessler surpassed Ali Boe for the Crimson single-season shutout mark by recording the eighth shutout of her career. Boe had set the previous record with seven shutouts during 2003-04. The 2008 Women’s Beanpot, Kessler blocked 41 of 43 shots in the tournament, and was awarded the award named Joe Bertagna. On the 1st of February Kessler received the very debut NCAA assist. In a game with Brown, Kessler assisted on an assist scored by Kathryn Farni. A win on February 23 over Cornell (by 4-2) was Kessler her 25th win during the regular season. The senior season (2008-09) was a result of her being selected to the ECAC Hockey preseason all-league team. Statistics-wise, she placed second in ECAC with an 1.55 goals-against-average in conference games. The Beanpot final (from February 3 2009) she shut out 17 shots in a game against Boston University as the Crimson won. The win in February 20 against St. Lawrence Skating Saints St. Lawrence Skating Saints led to her 4th shutout in the league. In the ECAC Quarterfinals (on February 27 and 28), Kessler logged back-to-back shutouts against Cornell (by scores of 3-0 and four-to-one) and Cornell (with a score of 3-0, 4-0).

She was at the first IIHF Development Camp (held at Vierumaki, Finland). Kessler played for the OWHA as well as Hockey Canada. The year 2006 saw her picked for Canada’s national under-22 team, but she was not able to participate due to an injury. Kessler made up the Canadian Under 22 team which played a three-game match against USA’s US under 22 squad in the month of August in 2009. Kessler recorded 40 saves over 2 games played for the Canadian Under-22 team. She was a part of the team with the silver medal during MLP’s MLP Cup in January 2009. In the two games played, she recorded 35 saves and two shutouts. Backstops were her for the Canadian Under-22 team that won the Gold Medal at 2010 MLP Cup. She recorded an shutout of 15 saves in the gold- medal match against Switzerland. Her debut came with in the Canadian National women’s hockey team at the 2010 Four Nations Cup. Kessler was awarded the gold medal when she was among the goalie backups for Shannon Szabados. She traveled from Bratislava, Slovakia to participate in the 2011 IIHF High Performance Women’s Camp between July 4 and 12. In the first match in the IIHF Eight Nations Tournament, Kessler was able to secure the shutout in an 16-0 win against Switzerland. On the 3rd of October, 2011 she was selected for the Team Canada roster that participated in the 2011 4 Nations Cup.

As as a high school senior (2009-10), Kessler was fifth in the NCAA with the .944 percent of saves. Kessler also placed in the top five with an 1.39 goal- against percentage. The Crimson’s season-opening game against Colgate (contested in October in 2009.), Kessler registered 29 saves. In November, she record a new career-high in blocking 37 shots against Princeton. In December 4 and 5 the 5th of December, 2010 Kessler was one of the most impressive games in the course of her NCAA career. She made 24 saves against Minnesota on December. 4, when the Crimson won by 1-0. Her performance was followed by securing 29 saves, guiding Harvard into a goalless draw the next day. At the time of this weekend Minnesota hadn’t been eliminated since the season of 2006-07. A win on December 8 against Minnesota’s Connecticut Huskies (in which the Crimson won 2-1) led to Kessler being tied with Ali Boe for the Harvard record for wins in a career of 63. Number 64 won on the 16th of January, 2010 with a 21-save effort, which resulted in winning 5-1 against Colgate. Colgate Raiders. Her save percentage for the entire career is .9414 (1,863 out of 1,979 attempts) is the highest of all time of all time in NCAA history.

Christina Kessler Net Worth

Christina Kessler is one of the richest Ice Hockey Player from Canada. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Christina Kessler 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Christina Kessler (born May 28 1988) has played with her country’s Canadian National women’s ice hockey team. Her first appearance with Team Canada was at the 2010 Four Nations Cup where she was part of the winning team. She was part of the Burlington Barracudas in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League before being drafted as a player by Brampton Thunder in the dispersal section of the 2012 CWHL Draft. As a member of her team, the Toronto Furies, she was named the most Valuable player in this year’s Clarkson Cup.

Kessler played as a player in Kessler played in the PWHL with her team, the Toronto Jr. Aeros. The 2005-06 season was when she helped the team to an undefeated regular-season. Additionally, she assisted the team to win provincial and league championships.

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Christina Ranked on the list of most popular Ice Hockey Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Canada. Christina Kessler celebrates birthday on May 28 of every year.