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The 5-foot-4 forward out of Wisconsin said she had “great conversations” with Sirens management ahead of the draft, but she had no idea New York would trade up for her.

Poulin, who was also named forward of the year, led the league with 19 goals and finished fourth with 26 points in 30 games.

Sirens general manager Pascal Daoust also completed a trade with the Toronto Sceptres to acquire the No. 3 pick and choose Wisconsin center Casey O’Brien, women’s college hockey’s MVP last season.

Poulin also garnered Forward of the Year honors ahead of Knight, who the Fleet lost to Seattle in PWHL expansion.

The 23-year-old forward from Colgate University is the first Czech player ever taken first overall in the PWHL.