Rachel: My mom thought I was going to turn into this man child.
Rachel: I'm a hockey player. I stare them down, man.
Rachel: I don't live on-camera, I live in real life.
Rachel: People now identify me as Rachel Skarsten, the actress.
Rachel: In Toronto I'm a person. In L.A. I'm just a product.
Rachel: As far as family and school go, that's not negotiable.
Rachel: I've always thought it's so rewarding and an honor to raise children.
Rachel: I've not only lost my anonymity, but my identity, as well.
Rachel: They [her friends] just get a kick out of the hot guys I get to work with and the free stuff I get.
Rachel: I don't want to get caught up in that. I like to be accommodating.
Rachel: Acting is just a small component.
Rachel: I told my mom I wanted to be a goalie and she just laughed at me.
Rachel: The producers of Birds of Prey were really worried I might ruin my face playing hockey.
Rachel studied ballet at Toronto's Royal Academy of dance.
Rachel's favorite hockey team is the Toronto Maple Leafs.
While starting to play hockey, Rachel wanted to play center but when she grew to 5'10", she realized that her height and quickness would be better utilized at goalie.
In 2002, Rachel was on the cover of Satellite Direct.
Rachel has a brother John who is 5'6".
Rachel was discovered by a talent agent who saw a tape of her singing at an event honoring her father.
Rachel was the goaltender for the Leaside Wildcats, a Double-A girls hockey team that won the Toronto championships and came fourth in Ontario.
Rachel plays the cello.
Rachel played a small role in the 2000 movie Angels in the Infield.
In 2004, Rachel was majoring in Drama and Film at Queens University in Canada.
Rachel is a graduate of Claude Watson School for the Arts in Toronto.
Rachel made $20,000 per episode for Birds of Prey.
Rachel appears in the music video Our Lady Peace: Innocence.
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