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WOMEN-IN-HOCKEY Digest 464
Topics covered in this issue include:
1) petition additions
by "Scott Perkins"
2) Re: petition: day 3
by KELLY IRELAND
3) [Fwd: Re: What does hockey teach?]
by The Stevens
4) Re: petition: day 3
by "David S. Fales"
5) Hockey issue of Go, girl!
by
6) Re: petition: day 3
by "Angela R. Teague"
7) Re: WOMEN-IN-HOCKEY digest 463
by "JENNIFER Lynn Moen"
8) Re: Hockey issue of Go, girl!
by "SYRILYN TONG"
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Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 22:12:05 -0500
From: "Scott Perkins"
To: "\"Subscribers to\" <"
Subject: petition additions
Message-ID:
Hi,
The entire Keweenaw Wings Girls' Midget Hockey Team would like to add
their names to the petition. They also wish to encourage other teams to do
the same.
#2- Mary Jukkala, Houghton, MI
#3- Laura Lankton, Houghton, MI
#4- Becky Beauchamp, Houghton, MI
#5- Andrea Johnson, Calumet, MI
#6- Adelynn Vilmann, Houghton, MI
#7- Kelly Johnson, Calumet, MI
#8- Nicole Ropiak, Iron River, MI
#9- Maggie Adams, Michigan Tech. University, Houghton, MI
#10- Abbey Strong, Chassell, MI
#11- Michelle LaCourt, Baraga, MI
#12- Jane Hyrkas, Calumet, MI
#13- Laura Stark, Baraga, MI
#14- Grete Kangas, Calumet, MI
#15- Jen Stevens, South Range, MI
#16- Tracy Klobucher, Baraga, MI
Thanks, hope this helps!
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Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 20:40:06 -0800
From: KELLY IRELAND
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: petition: day 3
Message-ID:
MISS CAROLYN R SIMON wrote:
>
> Well all, I was at a hockey excursion in Washington D.C. this weekend
> so I was unable to post Day 3's results. However, I am happy to
> report that I received 112 new names, bringing the grand total to 242
> names. I haven't even added in the names I got over the weekend yet!
> Keep the support coming, and keep spreading the word...
>
> Again, if you are living in some kind of a vacuum and are unaware of
> this petition, e-mail me your name, age, location, and e-mail address
> for a campaign for a major tv broadcasting company to show the
> women's national hockey championships this April.
>
> -Carolyn #21I didn't know anything about your petition. I am the District Rep. for
female hockey in North Central British Columbia, Canada. We currently
have 12 senior women's teams in the north and are growing every year.
The national's are in BC this year, but still 500 miles from us. We'd
love to see a few games on tv.
Marilyn Ireland
Prince George, BC Canada
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Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 21:19:44 -0800
From: The Stevens
To: email@hidden, email@hidden
Subject: [Fwd: Re: What does hockey teach?]
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My name is Bree, and I am 11 years old. I play goalie on the Anaheim Jr.
Ducks and Team Cal South girls team. This is what hockey has taught me!!
It teaches how to have heart and there is no "I" in team!! Don't give
your hopes up. Teaches you how to play with other kids that are not the
same as you. Also that when you have a mean coach, you do not have to
play for them.
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Bree Stevens
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Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 14:09:11 +0000
Subject: Re: What does hockey teach?
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> Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 14:33:47 -0500 (EST)
> To: email@hidden
> From: ScottWhittemore
> Subject: Re: What does hockey teach?
> Reply-to: email@hidden
> At 10:14 AM 2/4/97 -0500, you wrote:
> >Scott,
>
> >you said:
> > Hockey teaches winning in life.
>
> >What do you mean by this?
>
> >Claude
>
> Claude:
> I mean that hockey can teach kids work pays don't just give up because
> the going may get tough in a long season.(Kurt my son his season never ended
> in summer and it shows he passed many) It teaches about politics. Lets face
> it hockey as life is full of politics. My son just had 3 goals and one
> assist in last two games and would not have made the team had I not fought
> for him to make the "B" team at the start. They did not even want to let
> him tryout because he is six. He is fourth leading in points and climbing.
> He would have slid backwards at "C" had I let him get stuck in "C" again
> because of his age.(he did not want to play "C" he cried when they tried to
> force him)(only rule on age I know is mite 9 and under depends on birth
> date)"A","B","C" level should be ability so I fought! He ended up trying out
> for "A" and the "B" coaches woke up. Hockey is just the way life is, you
> fight to get ahead. We are not afraid to say he wants to go far and we
> support him and he knows the odds as best a six year old can. He learned
> his dad & mom will fight for him if other adults are hiding behind a system.
> He learned hard work got him to be the best six year old player for now in
> our area. He turns 7 soon. Anyway he knows hockey and the sacrifices he
> has made and the money and time mom and dad put in with him. He knows his
> brother wants to catch him and his friends. Work got him to this point.
> Lesson in life is to me that work pays in sports and school. I tell him
> school is just like hockey if you work hard you do well and ejoy it more.
> He does well in both. I hope this was able to answer that question?
>
> Scott
>
Scott,
You never mentioned anything about hockey teaching "winning" in your
reply above to Claude. You did give a great serman on giving it your
all and working hard at whatever you endeavour to do in life. But
hockey doesn't just teach winning. It teaches life skills. Work
ethic, respect, determination, sacrifice, etc. These are the skills
and qualities that we would want our children to learn from sport.
Winning is a result of many of those qualities and skills put
together. But it is not what sport is all about. Winning is just
the bonus.
I think that is what you were trying to say anyway.
David Baker
Manager, Officiating
CANADIAN HOCKEY
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Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 23:27:45 -0800
From: "David S. Fales"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: petition: day 3
Message-ID:
KELLY IRELAND wrote:
>
> MISS CAROLYN R SIMON wrote:
> >
> > Well all, I was at a hockey excursion in Washington D.C. this weekend
> > so I was unable to post Day 3's results. However, I am happy to
> > report that I received 112 new names, bringing the grand total to 242
> > names. I haven't even added in the names I got over the weekend yet!
> > Keep the support coming, and keep spreading the word...
> >
> > Again, if you are living in some kind of a vacuum and are unaware of
> > this petition, e-mail me your name, age, location, and e-mail address
> > for a campaign for a major tv broadcasting company to show the
> > women's national hockey championships this April.
> >
> > -Carolyn #21I didn't know anything about your petition. I am the District Rep. for
> female hockey in North Central British Columbia, Canada. We currently
> have 12 senior women's teams in the north and are growing every year.
> The national's are in BC this year, but still 500 miles from us. We'd
> love to see a few games on tv.
>
> Marilyn Ireland
> Prince George, BC Canada
Here is another name to add to your list, 2 years ago I was watching the
IIHF tournament in San Jose, but had to miss the final between Canada
and the USA, because I was on a trip to Canada, To watch the Sharks. We
got coverage of the World Curling Championships, BUT got about8 seconds
of the tournament! This really sucks. It is a BAD reflection on US TV.
What if CBC would have covered the event?
BTW, if they ever hold the event in San Jose again, I will FILL the
stands with fans, I am very high on women's hockey, especially the
National teams
Daveov
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 97 08:01:48 -0700
From:
To:
Subject: Hockey issue of Go, girl!
Message-ID:
Hi, everyone!
We're putting together a special issue of Go, girl! devoted to raising
awareness about women's hockey. I've already received a lot of help and
priceless info from list members. Thank you so much.
And now, another request for help ... What I'd like to do is compile a
sort of directory of teams, not so much a "phone book" type thing, but
more a story that shares highlights of the season. If you would like to
email me a short description (1-2) paragraphs about your team, I will try
to include it in the story. I'm envisioning it as a sort of "round-up"
article where readers can see a short, "rah-rah" blurb about your team,
along with a team logo, if possible. We'll also provide an email or web
link if you'd like. One guideline to keep in mind, our readers are more
interested in people and the triumphs/tribulations of sports than they
are in scores and plays. Certainly, feel free to include your stats, but
ground them in some personal meaning.
If you're interested in being part of this, or if you have other info you
want to share, please mail me privately at email@hidden
Thanks in advance. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Melissa @ Go, girl! Mag
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Melissa Joulwan
Go, girl! Magazine http://www.gogirlmag.com
415-332-4134
Go, girl! is a bi-weekly magazine dedicated to getting women of all
ages and fitness levels involved in sports.
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 1997 11:15:01 -0500 (EST)
From: "Angela R. Teague"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: petition: day 3
Message-ID:
I am interested in having a look at the petition and I might even sign
it. I am a fellow female puckster from Vermont. Please send me a copy of
the petition and I will send a reply. My info can be found at the bottom
of the screen. Thanks!
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Angela R. Teague
233 Converse UVM &
Burlington, VT 05405 \ /
(802)656-1526 \/
email@hidden
On Tue, 4 Feb 1997, Rachelle Thibert wrote:
> By all means keep the names coming! Add my name too
> Rachelle Thibert
> University of Guelph Gryphons #33
> Guelph, Ontario, Canada
>
> On Sun, 2 Feb 1997, MISS CAROLYN R SIMON wrote:
>
> > Well all, I was at a hockey excursion in Washington D.C. this weekend
> > so I was unable to post Day 3's results. However, I am happy to
> > report that I received 112 new names, bringing the grand total to 242
> > names. I haven't even added in the names I got over the weekend yet!
> > Keep the support coming, and keep spreading the word...
> >
> > Again, if you are living in some kind of a vacuum and are unaware of
> > this petition, e-mail me your name, age, location, and e-mail address
> > for a campaign for a major tv broadcasting company to show the
> > women's national hockey championships this April.
> >
> > -Carolyn #21
> >
>
>
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 1997 13:00:38 -0600
From: "JENNIFER Lynn Moen"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: WOMEN-IN-HOCKEY digest 463
Message-ID:
I was wondering if anyone knew of any kind of hockey team in the NW
part of Minnesota. (Crookston/Grand Forks N.D. area) if you do it
would be greatly appreciated if you could inform me about this
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 1997 13:45:35 AST9ADT
From: "SYRILYN TONG"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Hockey issue of Go, girl!
Message-ID:
Hi! I'm the director of the Arctic Stars, Senior "B"
Women's Hockey Team, and we are in our 3rd year. Last
year, we played in the men's league, finishing 4th out of
8. This year, we're in 1st place, out of 10 teams. It's
the 1st time a women's team will have won the men's
league. Obviously, the guys aren't very happy with us,
but overall, it's not bad playing with them. I hope this
is what you wanted; if not, let me know!!
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