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Women-in-Hockey Digest Thursday, February 11 1999 Volume 01 : Number 369
In this issue:
McGill/St. Laurent tie 0-0
Midnight Sun Tourney / Clinic
McGill University women's hockey webpage
Tournaments
Las Vegas Results
ALL results Vegas
Re: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
Pickup games in Boston
BANTAM GOALIE . . . Possible opening
RE: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
RE: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:05:01 PST
From: "Dan Madden"
Subject: McGill/St. Laurent tie 0-0
McGill posts back-to-back 0-0 ties
On the heals of Saturday's surprising 0-0 draw against defending
CIAU Champion Concordia, the McGill Martlets repeated that feat
Wednesday, deadlocking College St. Laurent 0-0 in Quebec University
Women's Hockey League action.
It's the third consecutive game that the Martlets have tied. A week
ago, McGill and Middlebury College skated to a 1-1 draw.
Kim St. Pierre kicked aside 30 shots in the Martlet net, while
Emmanuelle Cabana stopped 35 shots for the Patriotes, including 18 in
the third period.
McGill is 3-1-2 in their last six league games and 6-4-3 in the six
team loop.
The Martlets regular season concludes Friday at John Abbott
College. It's a 6:00 p.m. start. On Saturday, McGill travels to
University of New Hampshire for an exhibition game.
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:12:41 -0800
From: Bob Petit
Subject: Midnight Sun Tourney / Clinic
The Alaska Firebirds will be hosting the 1999 Midnight Sun Tournament
and Clinic in Anchorage, Alaska From July 31 - August 6. Tourney will
run from July 31 - August 2 will U19, U15 & U12 divisions and consist of
6 team round robin in each division. The clinic will follow from August
3 - 6 and will be run by Jeff Kampersal from Princeton, Katie Stone
from Harvard, Heather Norton from Yale and Ruthann Cantile from
Bemidji. Laura Stamm will also be holding daily sessions on power
skating. For more information contact Bob Petit - email@hidden or
Gary Miller - email@hidden
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:33:13 PST
From: "Dan Madden"
Subject: McGill University women's hockey webpage
Kurt:
The McGill University women's hockey club updates its webpage daily
to reflect up-to-date information.
This is necessary to keep a following and promote our program,
league and women's hockey.
I agree with you, however, many Canadian schools aren't updating
their pages and the CIAU site (women's hockey stats/scores page) is a
joke. (no updates or weeks go by without updating it.)
Maybe an e-mail to these schools and the CIAU would help. (I have
already e-mailed, earlier this season, to the CIAU to express my
displeasure and disappointment.)
At McGill, we have enjoyed a solid season and we are serious about
our women's hockey program. Our webpage (www.zoo.net/hockey) has been a
tremendous asset to the promotion of our program.
The McGill Martlets are also regular contributors to the
women-in-hockey list, Info-Hockey-L List (U.S. College list), Hipcheck
Magazine and several other publications.
Kurt......Follow the McGill Martlets and you will never be in the
dark!!!
Dan Madden
General Manager
McGill University
Women's Hockey Club
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 07:50:42 -0500
From: "Cindy Goodman"
Subject: Tournaments
If you have any information of any tournaments in the month of March or April for a womens Senior AA team please write me. The locations can be anywhere from Quebec, New York State, or Michigan State. My address is email@hidden, thank you for your help.
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 08:25:51 -0800
From: email@hidden (Megan Bryant)
Subject: Las Vegas Results
Las Vegas Women's Hockey Classic Feb. 4-7 1999
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Upper Intermediate Division Winner:
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ALASKA STARS
So. Cal Rays1 3 v.s. Alaska Stars 5 (empty net goal)
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Intermediate Red Division Winner:
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MINNESOTA EAGLES
So. Cal Rays2 2 v.s. Minnesota Eagles 5
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Intermediate Blue Division Winner:
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MICHIGAN ARTIC STORM double over-time & shootout
Michigan Artic Storm 4 v.s California Ice Vixens 3
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Novice Division Winner:
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COLUMBUS CAPITALS
Columbus Capitals 2 v.s. Houston Sirens 0
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All results to follow in next mail.
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 08:33:32 -0800
From: email@hidden (Megan Bryant)
Subject: ALL results Vegas
Here is the entire result list for the
Las Vegas Women's Hockey Classic Feb 4-7 1999:
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Upper Intermediate: 4 teams 1st and 2nd to Finals
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Alaska Stars
beat California Quakes 2-1 2 pts.
lose to Calgary Cobras 5-6 0 pts.
beat So. Cal. Rays 4-1 2 pts.
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So. Cal Rays
beat Calgary Cobras 6-2 2 pts.
beat California Quakes 6-1 2 pts.
lose to Alaska Stars 1-4 0 pts.
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Calgary Cobras:
lose to So. Cal. Rays 2-6 0 pts.
beat Alaska Stars 6-5 2 pts.
beat California Quakes 6-2 2 pts.
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California Quakes:
lose to Alaska Stars 1-2 0 pts.
lose to So. Cal. Rays 1-6 0 pts.
lose to Calgary Cobras 2-6 0 pts.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
So. Cal. Rays1 v.s Alaska Stars
5-3 ALASKA (empty net goal)
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Intermediate Red: 6 teams 1st place goes straight to Finals
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Salt Lake Black Diamonds
beat Team Abby 1-0 (ot) 2 pts.
lose to Minn. Eagles 0-7 0 pts.
beat Pheonix Kings 4-2 2 pts.
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Sacramento Ms. Conduct
tie Pheonix Kings 3-3 (ot) 1 pt.
lose to So. Cal. Rays2 9-1 0 pts.
lose to Minn. Eagles 0-7 0 pts.
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Pheonix Ice Chalet Lady Kings
tie Sacramento 3-3 (ot) 1 pt.
beat team Abby 3-2 2 pts.
lose to Salt Lake 4-2 0 pts.
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Bay Area Team Abby (San Francisco)
lose to Salt Lake 0-1 (ot) 0 pts.
lose to Pheonix Kings 3-2 0 pts.
lose to S. Cal. Rays2 4-0 0 pts.
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Minnesota Eagles
lose to So. Cal. Rays2 0-2 0 pts.
beat Salt Lake 7-0 2 pts.
beat Sacramento 7-0 2 pts.
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Southern California Rays 2
beat Minn. Eagles 2-0 2 pts.
beat Sacramento 9-1 2 pts.
beat team Abby 4-0 2 pts.
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SEMI-FINALS
Minnesota 6 v.s. Salt Lake 1
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CHAMPIONSHIP
So. Cal. Rays2 v.s. Minnesota Eagles
5-2 MINNESOTA
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Intermediate blue: 8 teams 2 Flights
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Tuscon Chilly Peppers (Flight 1)
lose to Michigan 1-9 0 pts.
lose to San Diego1 3-6 0 pts.
lose to Ice Vixens 0-8 0 pts.
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Michigan Artic Storm (Flight 1)
beat Tucson 9-1 2 pts.
tie Ice Vixens 4-4 (ot) 1 pt.
beat San Diego1 5-2 2 pts.
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San Diego Heartbreakers1 (Flight 1)
lose to Ice Vixens 3-2 0 pts.
beat Tuscon 6-3 2 pts.
lose to Michigan 5-2 0 pts.
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California Ice Vixens (Flight 1)
beat San Diego 3-2 2 pts.
tie Michigan 4-4 (ot) 1 pt.
beat Tuscon 8-0 2 pts.
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Hinton Wheelers (Canada) (Flight 2)
beat to Polar Cats1 2-1 (ot) 2 pts.
beat Arizona State 10-0 2 pts.
beat Calif. Thunder 8-1 2 pts.
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California Polar Cats1 (Flight 2)
lose to Hinton 1-2 (ot) 0 pts.
beat Calif. Thunder 9-0 2 pts.
beat Arizona State 11-0 2 pts.
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California Thunder (Flight 2)
beat Arizona State 7-0 2 pts.
lose to Polar Cats1 0-9 0 pts.
lose to Hinton 1-8 0 pts.
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Arizona State She Devils (Flight 2)
lose to Calif. Thunder 0-7 0 pts.
lose to Hinton 0-10 0 pts.
lose to Polar Cats1 0-11 0 pts.
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SEMI-FINALS
Michigan Artic Storm 3 v.s. Californis Polar Cats 2 overtime shootout
California Ice Vixens 4 v.s. Hinton Wheelers 2
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CHAMPIONSHIP
Michigan Artic Storm v.s. California Ice Vixens
4-3 MICHIGAN double overtime shootout.
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Novice: 10 teams 2 flights
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Columbus Capitals (Flight 1)
beat Polar Cats2 3-0 2 pts.
beat beat Harpies 2-1 2 pts.
beat San Diego 2-1 (ot) 2 pts.
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California Polar Cats2 (Flight 1)
lose to Columbus 0-3 0 pts.
beat San Diego 2-1 (ot) 2 pts.
beat Harpies 1-0 2 pts.
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San Diego Heartbreakers2 (Flight 1)
beat Harpies 3-2 2 pts.
lose to PolarCats2 1-2 (ot) 0 pts.
lose to Columbus 1-2 (ot) 0 pts.
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Houston Harpies (Flight 1)
lose to San Diego2 2-3 0 pts.
lose to Columbus 1-2 0 pts.
lose to Polar Cats 0-1 0 pts.
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Anaheim Solar Bears (Flight 2)
lose to Sirens 1-2 0 pts.
lose to Texas Torn. 1-3 0 pts.
tie L.A. Chill 1-1 (ot) 1 pt.
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Houston Sirens (Flight 2)
beat Anaheim 2-1 2 pts.
beat L.A. Chill 2-1 2 pts.
beat San Jose 5-1 2 pts.
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Southern California Mustangs (Flight 2)
lose to L.A. Chill 0-1 0 pts.
beat San Jose 5-0 2 pts.
beat Texas Torn. 4-2 2 pts.
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Los Angeles Chill (Flight 2)
beat Mustangs 1-0 2 pts.
lose to Sirens 1-2 0 pts.
tie Anaheim 1-1 (ot) 1 pt.
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San Jose Valenti Rebels (Flight 2)
lose to Texas Torn. 0-5 0 pts.
lose to Mustangs 0-5 0 pts.
lose to Sirens 1-5 0 pts.
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Texas Tornados (Flight 2)
beat San Jose 5-0 2 pts.
beat Anaheim 3-1 2 pts.
lose to Mustangs 4-2 0 pts.
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PLAY-OFFS
Texas Tornados 3 v.s California Polar Cats 1
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SEMI-FINALS
Columbus Capitals 2 v.s. California Mustangs 1 overtime shootout
Houston Sirens 2 v.s. Texas Tornados 1 overtime
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CHAMPIONSHIP
Houston Sirens v.s. Columbus Capitals
2-0 COLUMBUS
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 09:05:07 -0800
From: email@hidden (Megan Bryant)
Subject: Re: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
I am not familiar with this particular radio staion but it sounds like it
is par for the course with regards to ALL radio staions. Atleast the ones
in the Los Angeles area.
BUT...It does sound like this guy might being doing more than normal.
He actually went to Florida to cover a female sport!
If this is the case, even though he may not be doing as much as there
should be, there has to be a start.
He may be an ally rather than an enemy.
Megan #11 Polar Cats
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 12:39:39 -0500
From: Sara Katherine deBethune
Subject: Pickup games in Boston
Does anyone know of any co-ed mixed level pick-up games that happen
regularly in the greater Boston area. I play in a women's league, but I
have a couple of friends (who happen to be men) who would like to play
occassional pickup. One is pretty good, the other is more of a
beginner. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Kate de Bethune
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 13:11:28 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: BANTAM GOALIE . . . Possible opening
Hi Folks:
There was a young lady (goalie) who played AAA. Are you still out here?
Good News . . . Bad News. Our goalie on the Bantam Team in Montreal, may be
unavailable to participate in the Canadian Cup Tournament. Therefore, we are
searching for a possible replacement. If you know someone with a 83-84 birth
date please have them contact me ASAP!
AL CLEMENS
President
United Scholastic Achievers, Inc.
734-761-4700 ext. 3334
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 11:19:42 -0700
From: "Hunter, Bill 780 464-8643"
Subject: RE: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
"Thought some of you might be interested in the following exchange I have
been having with Bill Littlefield, host of the radio program "Only a Game".
What do you think? Am I way off base? Do I sound like a crazed feminist?"
Well, you have to remember that these programs exist not to entertain and
inform their listeners but to generate ratings that allows the stations to
sell 30 second slots for big advertising dollars. (How else do you explain
Howard Stern) So you're involved in a viscous circle. Perceived low public
interest in a sport generates little publicity which contributes to
perceived low public interest and so on along the spiral.
The way to change the amount of coverage is for people to call in and write
in to demonstrate public interest. Then you have to compete with the
interest demonstrated in the NFL/NHL/NBA etc and will see coverage hours
more or less based on the ratio of demonstrated interest.
Lots of sports exist out there. I don't hear the show so I don't know the
answer to this. What's the comparison to the coverage curling gets? Or
lacrosse? Or the CFL?
"But I guess to me it sounds like people who speak highly of a father
because he has changed diapers or done dishes a time or two. That's great,
but why not make it a regular thing, so that it is longer a special thing to
see a man helping with such chores. "
This sounds like an unfair shot.....
Bill Hunter
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 14:29:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Val Schmitt
Subject: RE: WIH--Only a Game coverage of women
Just a quick comment...
> Well, you have to remember that these programs exist not to
entertain and
> inform their listeners but to generate ratings that allows the
stations
> to sell 30 second slots for big advertising dollars.
Actually, since Only A Game is on NPR (National Public Radio) it does
NOT exist to generate ratings and sell advertising slots...
> The way to change the amount of coverage is for people to call in
and write
> in to demonstrate public interest. Then you have to compete with the
> interest demonstrated in the NFL/NHL/NBA etc and will see coverage
hours
> more or less based on the ratio of demonstrated interest.
However, this is absolutely true - even when the almighty dollar (be
it US or Canadian!) is not the object, _listenership_ is - so if more
listeners tell Bill Littlefield that they want women's and girls'
sports, then he just might cover those sports more. If no one says
they want this coverage, then Bill's not totally to blame for not
seeing that there is an audience for it.
- --Val
(oh, and P.S., the show originates out of Boston (WBUR I think) where
there are plenty of US, and frequently Canadian, women Olympians
living/playing.)
==
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http://people.ne.mediaone.net/vschmitt Growth is optional.
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Nighthawks Ice Hockey C Team Co-Captain #22 --Karen Kaiser Clark
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