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WOMEN-IN-HOCKEY Digest 560
Topics covered in this issue include:
1) Re: Club Championships
by email@hidden
2) Re: 1997 Women's Hockey Championships
by "Lynn Witkowski"
3) A poem
by Jessica Yeo
4) Re: A poem
by email@hidden
5) Re: A poem
by Jessica Yeo
6) Re: A poem
by "BRICKELL, DAWN"
7) SHE SHE SHE
by Jessica Yeo
8) Club Championships
by email@hidden
9) Milwaukee
by email@hidden (julee)
10) Re: 1997 Women's Hockey Championships
by George Boccanfuso
11) Help with address in Mass.
by email@hidden
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 15:09:01 -0400 (EDT)
From: email@hidden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Club Championships
Message-ID:
In a message dated 97-05-05 01:34:15 EDT, you write:
<< Wow! I had no idea that North Country CC was such
a great team. I will be attending a Community College
in upstate New York this fall, and intend to put together
a women's club hockey team. I was wondering if anyone
knew, besides North Country CC, what other opponents
we might face, and where they are located.
Thanks,
Brooke Krogle
>>
Hi Brooke,
I'm from Upstate NY.. I was wondering what Community Collage you were
attending..?? I'm from Rochester NY... We have a womans travel team... We
sometimes scrimmage against the RIT tigers which are Div.3 I believe... I was
just wondering if you were going to be at a school in the area .. We could
try to get a scrimmage if you get a team...... Good luck on getting a team
together...
CHRISTINE..
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 15:41:49 -0400
From: "Lynn Witkowski"
To:
Subject: Re: 1997 Women's Hockey Championships
Message-ID:
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> From: George Boccanfuso
> To: Subscribers to
> Subject: Re: 1997 Women's Hockey Championships
> Date: Sunday, May 04, 1997 6:44 PM
>
> On Fri, 2 May 1997, Lynn Witkowski wrote:
>
> > No body checking is already a rule for women's hockey and it is
> > international. What you saw in the World Championships, was a referee
> > allowing contact.
> > Lynn
> >
> Lynn
>
> Check "no pun intended" out the video from the IIHF on body contact. It
is
> excellent and gives cleAr definitions of body contact and checking. Body
> contact is allowed as long as the intent was not to separate the player
George, not having seen the video, I am not positive on whether or not my
assumptions are correct. I believe that there is NO deliberate body
contact in female hockey. If you use your body intentionally to take out a
player or take the puck from a player then that would be considered as
deliberate body contact. Incidental contact would be an unintentional bump
or contact that occurs normally during the game IE in the corners when
trying to get the puck and the players touch due to close proximity.
This is not an argument for or against contact. I think that because
referees are humans, they will interpret the type of contact diferently
from ref to ref.
The call should be differentiated from "body contact" or "body checking".
On the game sheet, when a penalty is given it is often referred to as body
contact.
I'd like to see the video. I think that the referees in Sudbury do see the
video as part of their training program. If I am correct it is not specific
to female hockey, but to minor hockey in general.
Lynn
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> From: George =
Boccanfuso <email@hidden>
> To: Subscribers to <email@hidden>
> Subject: Re: 1997 Women's Hockey =
Championships
> Date: Sunday, May 04, 1997 6:44 PM
> =
> On Fri, 2 May 1997, Lynn Witkowski wrote:
>
> > =
No body checking is already a rule for women's hockey and it is
> =
> international. What you saw in the World Championships, was a =
referee
> > allowing contact.
> > Lynn
> > =
> Lynn
>
> Check "no pun intended" out the =
video from the IIHF on body contact. It is
> excellent and gives =
cleAr definitions of body contact and checking. Body
> contact is =
allowed as long as the intent was not to separate the =
player
George, not having seen the video, I am not positive =
on whether or not my assumptions are correct. I believe that there =
is NO deliberate body contact in female hockey. If you use your body =
intentionally to take out a player or take the puck from a player then =
that would be considered as deliberate body contact. Incidental contact =
would be an unintentional bump or contact that occurs normally during =
the game IE in the corners when trying to get the puck and the players =
touch due to close proximity.
This is not an argument for or =
against contact. I think that because referees are humans, they will =
interpret the type of contact diferently from ref to ref.
The =
call should be differentiated from "body contact" or =
"body checking". On the game sheet, when a penalty is =
given it is often referred to as body contact.
I'd like to see =
the video. I think that the referees in Sudbury do see the video as part =
of their training program. If I am correct it is not specific to female =
hockey, but to minor hockey in general.
Lynn
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 15:07:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jessica Yeo
To: email@hidden
Subject: A poem
Message-ID:
I had to write a poem for school, and I thought up this, please tell
me what you think of it, Im in 9th grade, Jessica Yeo:
An Ode to a Hockey Player
He gets up in the morning
even before the sun
he really doesnāt have to
but he thinks itās fun
He clears his plate
and ties his skates
and then goes out to play
Then he goes in a rush
to pack his books for school
he gives his hair a little brush
and runs off looking like a fool
He sits in school
thinking that itās not cool
not being able to talk to his friends
But all of a sudden he hears the bell
which means school has come to an end
He runs out the doors
his feet barely touching the floor
as he races to get home
He opens the door
and sits on the floor
and then realizes heās all alone
But he doesnāt care
because the ice is still there
and thatās where his day will end
He canāt stay out too late
but he still has lots of time to skate
and then he realizes the ice is his best friend!
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 16:16:34 -0700
From: email@hidden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: A poem
Message-ID:
It's a good poem but couldn't ya replace he with she??? :)
Katie :)
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 16:55:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jessica Yeo
To: women-inemail@hidden
Subject: Re: A poem
Message-ID:
You're the fourth person to ask me that, and of course it could be, I
only had 10 minutes to think of a poem, in school so I just used he.
email@hidden wrote:
>
> It's a good poem but couldn't ya replace he with she??? :)
> Katie :)
>
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Date: Mon, 05 May 1997 20:08:52 -0400
From: "BRICKELL, DAWN"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: A poem
Message-ID:
At 03:17 PM 5/5/97 -0700, you wrote:
>I had to write a poem for school, and I thought up this, please tell
>me what you think of it, Im in 9th grade, Jessica Yeo:
>
>An Ode to a Hockey Player
>
>He gets up in the morning
>even before the sun
>he really doesn't have to
>but he thinks it's fun
>
>He clears his plate
>and ties his skates
>and then goes out to play
>
>Then he goes in a rush
>to pack his books for school
>he gives his hair a little brush
>and runs off looking like a fool
>
>He sits in school
>thinking that it's not cool
>not being able to talk to his friends
>
>But all of a sudden he hears the bell
>which means school has come to an end
>
>He runs out the doors
>his feet barely touching the floor
>as he races to get home
>
>He opens the door
>and sits on the floor
>and then realizes he's all alone
>
>But he doesn't care
>because the ice is still there
>and that's where his day will end
>
>He can't stay out too late
>but he still has lots of time to skate
>and then he realizes the ice is his best friend!
>
>
>
>
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>
It's good, but it should be SHE!
>
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 18:02:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jessica Yeo
To: email@hidden
Subject: SHE SHE SHE
Message-ID:
Ok I know it should be she. After 5 messages, I'll make sure that next
time I write a poem I use she, and not he.!!
---"BRICKELL, DAWN" wrote:
>
> At 03:17 PM 5/5/97 -0700, you wrote:
> >I had to write a poem for school, and I thought up this, please tell
> >me what you think of it, Im in 9th grade, Jessica Yeo:
> >
> >An Ode to a Hockey Player
> >
> >He gets up in the morning
> >even before the sun
> >he really doesn't have to
> >but he thinks it's fun
> >
> >He clears his plate
> >and ties his skates
> >and then goes out to play
> >
> >Then he goes in a rush
> >to pack his books for school
> >he gives his hair a little brush
> >and runs off looking like a fool
> >
> >He sits in school
> >thinking that it's not cool
> >not being able to talk to his friends
> >
> >But all of a sudden he hears the bell
> >which means school has come to an end
> >
> >He runs out the doors
> >his feet barely touching the floor
> >as he races to get home
> >
> >He opens the door
> >and sits on the floor
> >and then realizes he's all alone
> >
> >But he doesn't care
> >because the ice is still there
> >and that's where his day will end
> >
> >He can't stay out too late
> >but he still has lots of time to skate
> >and then he realizes the ice is his best friend!
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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> >
> It's good, but it should be SHE!
> >
>
>
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 21:04:50 -0400 (EDT)
From: email@hidden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Club Championships
Message-ID:
In message dated 97-05-05 Brooke Krogle wrote she would be attending a
community college in Upstate New York this Fall and wondered what teams they
might compete against if she forms a club hockey team.
Hi Brooke,
Where will you be attending college? There are 2 women's teams in Syracuse
that I know would be interested in new competition. There are several other
teams in this area too. Good Luck!
Becky
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 20:49:56 -0700 (MST)
From: email@hidden (julee)
To: email@hidden
Subject: Milwaukee
Message-ID:
I am moving to Milwaukee in a few weeks and I need to know about women's
hockey there. Is anyone on the list familiar with which rec leagues are
women or co-ed? I hope I will be able to continue to play there.
Thanks--Julee Bokelman
email@hidden
Julee Bokelman
email@hidden
email@hidden
www.primenet.com/~icegirl/
"This is not the ice capades. You will get hit."
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Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 09:49:07 -0400
From: George Boccanfuso
To: email@hidden
Cc: Lynn Witkowski
Subject: Re: 1997 Women's Hockey Championships
Message-ID:
Lynn
This video is specifically designed for women's hockey. The refs and
players are all women and the introduction by the president of the IIHF
specifically refers to women's hockey. The contact is more than
incidental that is shown in the video. I know the teams that I am going
to coach are going to be more physical because of this video. I liken
the contact to that contact that is allowed in basketball. If you have
$20 I highly recommned you purchase it. If I recall correctly its called
"Body Contact - The Right Call". I think if more people saw this type of
tough, well played hockey women's game would be better received.
--
George Boccanfuso
And the only people I fear are those who never have doubts -Billy Joel
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Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 08:56:28 -0600
From: email@hidden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Help with address in Mass.
Message-ID:
I need help with an address for Cindy Curley, past member of Women's
Team USA. She lives on Barton Road in Stowe, MA. and works at The
Orchard Hills Tennis Club in Lancaster, MA. Any address help you can
give me would be GREATLY appreciated! Dorene in Minnesota
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