Who / What
Alina Müller is a Swiss professional ice hockey forward who currently plays for the Boston Fleet in the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL). She also represents Switzerland on the women's national hockey team.
Background & History
Born on March 12 1998, Müller developed through Swiss hockey ranks before moving to the United States to play college hockey at Northeastern University. While still a teenager, she became a prominent figure in Swiss ice hockey, earning a place on the national team. In 2014, she joined the Boston Fleet as part of the inaugural PWHL lineup, marking a new chapter in her career.
Why Notable
Müller made history at the 2014 Winter Olympics by scoring the game‑winning goal in Switzerland’s bronze‑medal match, becoming the youngest ice‑hockey player ever to win an Olympic medal at age 15. Her early success showcased the talent emerging from Swiss hockey. As a forward for a premier professional women's league and a national team veteran, she continues to influence the sport’s growth and visibility.
In the News
Müller’s transition to the Boston Fleet highlights the expanding opportunities for female hockey players in North America. Her experience and skill bring a high‑profile talent to the PWHL, drawing attention to the league’s competitive level and increasing fan engagement.
