Former University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey player Katerina Mrázová has been named to her second Czechia Olympic Team, announced Tuesday.


Mrázová skated for the Bulldogs from 2013-2018 and was a All-WCHA Third team selection in the 2017-18. Over her UMD career, the product of Prague, Czech Republic skated in 64 games and scored 17 goals and had 25 assists for 42 points. 


A 2022 Olympian who skated in five games and netted a goal, Mrázová was drafted eighth in the first-ever PWHL Draft by the Ottawa Charge. In 47 career games in the PWHL, Mrázová  has 27 points, including 10 goals. The forward has skated for Czechia in the IIHF World Championships eight times, and is a two-time bronze medalist (2022 and 2023).


Mrázová is the first former or current Bulldog to be named to an 2026 Olympic Team, but she won't be the last. UMD currently has 41 all-time Olympians that have come through its historic program.