The New York Sirens put another piece in place for the coming seasons signing 24-year-old blueliner Ally Simpson to a two-year contract extension.
Simpson was a third round pick of the Sirens in 2024.
“Knowing that Allyson will be with us for at least the next two seasons adds to this wave of youth,” said Sirens General Manager Pascal Daoust. “It’s her talent, speed, and leadership that we’re proud and excited to build with and around.”
The Texas product had five points in 30 games last season as a rookie after spending her collegiate career with Colgate.
“I'm thrilled to be re-signing with the Sirens as we continue to create something special with this organization,” said Simpson. “I'm excited to play a role in the league's continued growth while helping shape the Sirens into a championship team. I can’t wait to get back on the ice with my teammates, old and new, and give everything I have for them and the fans who have supported us from day one.”
Simpson joins Micah Zandee-Hart, Jaime Bourbonnais, Maja Nylen Persson, Jincy Roese, and Lauren Bernard as players signed to New York's blueline.
The team also selected defender Dayle Ross in the 2025 Draft.
