Hall of Fame
Stephanie Moberg starred as a forward during her four years at Plattsburgh State, helping the women’s ice hockey program win its first two NCAA Division III national championships in program history.
Moberg was a two-time First-Team All-America selection, and during her senior season in 2009-10, she was named the ECAC West Player of the Year and was a finalist for the Laura Hurd Award. The Saratoga Springs, N.Y., native earned Plattsburgh State Female Athlete of the Year accolades in 2009-10, and in the program’s career record book, she is tied for fifth in game-winning goals (17) in addition to ranking fifth in shorthanded goals (6) and 11th in points (133).
Moberg helped Plattsburgh State fashion a record of 97-11-7 during her time in a Cardinal uniform, and she also helped the Cardinals win the 2006-07 ECAC West championship.
Date of Induction into Cardinal Sports Hall of Fame:
Oct. 14, 2022
Where is she now:
Stephanie has spent the past 12 years coaching hockey at the college level, both at NCAA Division I and NCAA Division III programs. She is currently working with a youth hockey organization based out of Chicago (the Windy City Storm) where she serves as a College Advisor, Skills Coach, Mental Performance Coach and Coach for both the 16U and 19U girls’ ice hockey teams. Additionally, Stephanie runs her own skill development program and travels throughout the region providing skills to youth and college-aged players.
Currently, Stephanie lives in Rutland, Vt., with her husband, Kyle Robillard. They are the proud dog parents of a “spoiled dog named Maple.” She cites her greatest personal accomplishment as “the incredible people I have been blessed to have in my life.” Professionally, she states that her greatest accomplishment has been the privilege of coaching at the college level and continuing to maintain such great relationships with former players. “Coaching in some big games has been amazing and is an adrenaline rush in the moment, but in the grand scheme of things, it’s watching players I’ve coached or recruit have success in their lives,” Stephanie says.
Favorite Plattsburgh State Sports Moment:
“My favorite Plattsburgh State sports moment was winning the first-ever national championship in program history. Having the opportunity to be a part of that team was incredible, and doing so at home made it even more special.”
