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Women-in-Hockey Digest Monday, February 22 1999 Volume 01 : Number 376
In this issue:
legal goalie mask in adult female hockey?
MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
Re: legal goalie mask in adult female hockey?
Re: Bumper Sticker
The Canadian Nationals Question??
Team in Waterloo?
OT:Hockey calendar
Bill Littlefield
WIH: re: Littlefield
Live Chat w/Team Canada
Lady Black Bears Drop Two
Hockey in Shikoku, Japan?
1999 Esso Women's National Championship
ECAC Release - 2/18
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Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 13:30:31 -0800 (PST)
From: goalieootttaA
Subject: legal goalie mask in adult female hockey?
If anyone can help with the question below, please cc a reply to my email
as it would be helpful to have the info as soon as possible!
Does anyone know what masks are legal in Canadian Adult female hockey? I
have a cat's eye cage on a Calcoat mask, which came with the mask and the
whole thing was marked CSA approved, and was told in my game tonight that
it's not legal and I have to change to a fully barred mask. I thought the
cage was Ok as the mask came CSA approved.
I play in
Vancouver, BC. in the Female Ice Hockey League.
Thanks!
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Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 17:23:24 -0600
From: "Craig Roberts"
Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
GOPHERS USE THREE-GOAL THIRD TO COMPLETE PROVIDENCE SWEEP
For the second game in a row Providence goalie Sara DeCosta stymied Minnesota
but the Gophers came through with three goals in the final eight minutes to beat
the Friars 5-1.
DeCosta, who made 37 saves in a 1-0 loss Saturday, stopped 18 of 20 shots
through two periods, including a 16-save effort during the second period, to
keep the Friars within striking distance of Minnesota, which got first period
goals from Jenny Schmidgall and Courtney Kennedy, at 2-1.
Myia Yates got ProvidenceÍs only goal of the weekend at 10:05 of the second
period when she tipped a Valerie Bono shot from the left point on the power
play.
The scored remained 2-1 until Schmidgall got her second goal of the game, and 32
of the season, with 7:48 to play. Winny Brodt scored little more than two
minutes later and Kennedy clinched the game with her 13th of the season with
1:22 left in the game.
Minnesota, 25-2-2, held a 36-11 advantage in shots on goal as DeCosta made 36
saves for Providence, 17-10-2. Erica Killewald had 10 saves for the Gophers.
GAME SUMMARY
Goals by Period 1 2 3 Tot
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Providence.......... 0 1 0 - 1
Minnesota........... 2 0 3 - 5
1st period - 1, MINN, Jenny Schmidgall 31 (Nadine Muzerall) 05:31. 2, MINN,
Courtney Kennedy 12 08:40. Penalties - Alain Frankiewicz, PROV (checking) 06:37;
Amber Hegland, MINN (checking) 12:32.
2nd period - 3, PROV, Myia Yates 14 (Valerie Bono, Jessica Tabb) 10:05 (pp).
Penalties - Shannon Kennedy, MINN (tripping) 08:48; Jackie Tamsin, PROV
(holding) 17:06; Myia Yates, PROV (hooking) 18:52.
3rd period - 4, MINN, Jenny Schmidgall 32 (Shannon Kennedy, Nadine Muzerall)
12:12. 5, MINN, Winny Brodt 10 (Brittny Ralph) 14:17. 6, MINN, Courtney Kennedy
13 (Kris Scholz) 18:38. Penalties - None.
Shots on goal - PROV 5-5-1-11; MINN 4-16-16-36. Power plays - PROV 1 of 2;
MINN 0 of 3. Goalies - PROV, Sara DeCosta 12-9-2 (36 shots-31 saves); MINN,
Erica Killewald 16-2-2 (11-10). Referees - Bill Kronschnabel, Rick Tibesar. A -
1341.
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Craig Roberts, University of Minnesota
Assistant Sports Information Director
Check out the Gophers on the Web at http://www.gophersports.com
Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline at (612) 626-STAT
GO GOPHERS!
For women's college hockey statistics go to:
http://www.gophersports.com/sportsNews/press_release.asp?news_id=273
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Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 20:46:28 -0500
From: "TeePee Communications"
Subject: Re: legal goalie mask in adult female hockey?
Date sent: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 13:30:31 -0800 (PST)
From: goalieootttaA
To: email@hidden
Subject: legal goalie mask in adult female hockey?
> If anyone can help with the question below, please cc a reply to my email
> as it would be helpful to have the info as soon as possible!
>
> Does anyone know what masks are legal in Canadian Adult female hockey? I
> have a cat's eye cage on a Calcoat mask, which came with the mask and the
> whole thing was marked CSA approved, and was told in my game tonight that
> it's not legal and I have to change to a fully barred mask. I thought the
> cage was Ok as the mask came CSA approved.
>
It must be CSA approved, and it will not be CSA approved if it has
a cat's eye cage. When you bought it , did you request the cat's
eye cage and they changed it? The reason is some sticks can fit
through the part of the cage in front of the eyes.
I bought an Eddy mask a few years back and it came with a
regular cage, but I found I couldn't see properly, so had it changed
to cat's eye. I never had any hassle, after many years, but
technically it's illegal.
Tim
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TeePee Communications
Womens Hockey Photo Website
http://web.idirect.com/~teepee/hockey.htm
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Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 21:40:43 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Bumper Sticker
My daughter and I really like the bumper sticker that reads "I Love MY Hockey
Player --- She's Awesome". Does anyone know where we can purchase this
particular bumper sticker? Thanks in Advance! Kris
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:44:06 -0800
From: Annette Chernin
Subject: The Canadian Nationals Question??
Hello,
I'm going to be in Toronto for all or part of the Nationals.
If anyone know how the provinces are doing regarding the playoffs?
Over here (in BC) we will be represented by the New Westminster
Lightning, in Ontario by the Aero's, Quebec Jofa-Titan or will they send
an all-star team again? Anyhow, sorry for the run on sentence. If
anyone can add more to that!
Andria Hunter????
Thanks,
Annette
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 08:36:55 -0500
From: "Angela Koos (NTT)"
Subject: Team in Waterloo?
Does anyone know of any women's teams in Waterloo?
I'm currently the goaltender for Team Michigan Team X-Treme (
http://members.xoom.com/GoalieGirl01
) but I'm may be moving to Waterloo around July so I would like to find a
team to play on there... If anyone has any information please e-mail me!!
Thanks!
Angela
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 08:46:40 -0500
From: Amy Antonucci
Subject: OT:Hockey calendar
Does anyone have the hockey calendar with the schedule? If so, can you
tell me who the Islander is in the picture with Jagr?
Thanks,
Amy
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 09:29:38 -0700
From: Mitzi Witchger
Subject: Bill Littlefield
Thx to whoever it was a couple of weeks ago here who encouraged NPR's Bill
Littlefield, host of 'Only A Game', to cover more women's sports,
especially women's ice hockey. Heard the piece on this past weekend's show.
It's on 7-8am on Saturdays here in central Indiana.
Part of it was from Bright Arena, where Brown lost to Harvard, 6-2. The
follow-up interviews were terrific. In fact the whole hour had lots of
women & sports: soccer, hockey, hockey Olympians, authors.
I believe the press responds better to positive suggestions, not just 'you
never report on...'. Acknowledging a good job is equally important. Thx
for the effort to help Littlefield make it happen!
Mitzi Witchger
GREAT! Girls Really Expect A Team!
More and more girls are learning what most boys have known for so long:
Sports are about so much more than the score!!
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 08:32:07 -0700
From: Pamela Smith
Subject: WIH: re: Littlefield
Thx to whoever it was a couple of weeks ago here who encouraged NPR's Bill
Littlefield, host of 'Only A Game', to cover more women's sports,
especially women's ice hockey. Heard the piece on this past weekend's show.
It's on 7-8am on Saturdays here in central Indiana.
Part of it was from Bright Arena, where Brown lost to Harvard, 6-2. The
follow-up interviews were terrific. In fact the whole hour had lots of
women & sports: soccer, hockey, hockey Olympians, authors.
I believe the press responds better to positive suggestions, not just 'you
never report on...'. Acknowledging a good job is equally important. Thx
for the effort to help Littlefield make it happen!
Mitzi Witchger
Mitzi and anyone else who might be interested--
I am the one who initially wrote to Littlefield and shared the subsequent
exchange with this list. I, too, noticed lots more coverage of women's
sports in the last two shows, especially last Saturday's. (The week before,
he seemed to go out of his way, during coverage of the Daytona 500, to
mention a special NASCAR race just for women!)
I e-mailed him Saturday afternoon to thank him for the coverage. I hope
others on this list did/do the same.
Last Saturday, he read part of my initial e-mail on the air. He basically
just defended himself in response, and said that people like Rebecca Lobo
and Cammi Granato would be surprised at my charges. Again, I maintain that
*occasional* big stories on women athletes is not the same as consistent,
routine coverage of women's sports. He also mentioned in his defense that
80% of the mail that week had been from women. I fail to see how that means
that he covers women's sports adequately.
Just one other point--he mentioned last Saturday that many of the names of
the US Women's National Soccer team are household names. Well, I think his
household must be a bit different from the typical person's! Yes, Mia Hamm
is pretty well known, but I couldn't tell you any names of her teammates,
and I consider myself to be a pretty well-informed fan of women's sports!
If shows like his covered women's soccer ROUTINELY, we might be more
familiar with the athletes.
Anyway, I, too, am happy so far with the Only a Game results!
Pam
P.S. His e-mail address is: email@hidden
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 08:03:52 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Live Chat w/Team Canada
The Canadian Hockey site (www.canadianhockey.ca) is advertising "live chat"
with Therese Brisson and Danile Sauvageau on Sunday, Feb. 28 at 7 pm EST.
Phil, Victoria, BC
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 14:02:33 -0500
From: Deron Treadwell
Subject: Lady Black Bears Drop Two
The University of Maine fell to 12-15-3 and into 11th-place in the ECAC
with a pair of losses to powerhouse Brown University this weekend, 10-0 on
Friday and 7-0 on Saturday.
Maine returns home this weekend to take on the Cornell Big Red Friday and
Saturday. They will be the last two home games of the year, and game time
is 7:00 both evenings.
FRIDAY'S GAME:
Brown 10, Maine 0
SCORE BY PERIOD SHOTS ON GOAL PEN-MIN PPG-PP
Maine - 0 - 0 - 0 -- 0 12 - 2 - 6 -- 20 7 - 14 0 - 4
Brown - 4 - 2 - 4 -- 10 17 - 16 - 21 -- 54 5 - 10 2 - 6
First Period:
Scoring-
BN-1 01:49 Kristy Zamora (Tara Mounsey)
BN-2 03:36 Carly Regnier (Jordan Jiskra, Julie Iler)
BN-3 11:08 PP Jordan Jiskra (Kathleen Kauth, Ali Brewer)
BN-4 19:11 Jordan Jiskra (Carly Regnier, Ali Kenney)
Penalties-
BN 06:50 Julie Iler (2 - Holding)
ME 10:25 Alison Lorenz (2 - Hooking)
ME 16:53 Abbie Howell (2 - Interference)
Second Period:
Scoring-
BN-5 14:18 Tara Mounsey
BN-6 15:42 PP Kristy Zamora (Cara Gardner)
Penalites-
ME 14:55 Kelly Nelson (2 - Charging)
BN 16:39 Patricia Long (2 - Interference)
ME 16:39 Christina Hedges (2 - Elbowing)
ME 18:43 Jessica Stachiw (2 - Cross-Checking)
Third Period:
Scoring-
BN-7 07:56 Meredith Ostrander (Ali Kenney, Cara Gardner)
BN-8 13:50 Kathleen Kauth (Tara Mounsey, Jordan Jiskra)
BN-9 19:26 Julie Iler (Kristy Zamora)
BN-1019:46 Jill Graat (Kristy Zamora)
Penalties-
BN 05:24 Tamra Jones (2 - Holding)
BN 09:13 Christina Sorbara (2 - Interference)
BN 09:34 Julie Iler (2 - Checking)
ME 10:42 Kira Misikowetz (2 - Hooking)
ME 15:18 Jill Marks (2 - Hooking)
GOALTENDING SUMMARY:
Goaltender (Min Played) Saves By Period:
ME- Amanda Cronin (60:00) 13 - 14 - 17 -- 44 (10 GA)
BN- Ali Brewer (60:00) 12 - 2 - 6 -- 20 (0 GA)
SATURDAY'S GAME:
Brown (17-4-3, 17-4-3 -1st) 7, Maine (12-15-1, 6-15-1 - 11th) 0
SCORE BY PERIOD SHOTS ON GOAL PEN-MIN PPG-PP
Maine - 0 - 0 - 0 -- 0 4 - 1 - 4 -- 9 2 - 4 0 - 3
Brown - 3 - 3 - 1 -- 7 25 - 29 - 19 -- 73 3 - 6 1 - 2
First Period:
Scoring-
BN-1 06:41 Julie Iler (Kristy Zamora)
BN-2 07:58 Jordan Jiskra (Carly Regnier, Tara Mounsey)
BN-3 09:57 Kathleen Kauth (Carly Regnier, Jill Graat)
Penalties-
BN 11:17 Ali Kenney (2 - Hooking)
Second Period:
Scoring-
BN-4 02:15 Patricia Long (Melissa Rennison, Christina Sorbara)
BN-5 05:46 Kristy Zamora (Marcie Deering, Jill Graat)
BN-6 17:54 PP Emily Sigman (Ali Kenney, Meredith Ostrander)
Penalties-
ME 09:25 Andrea Keller (2 - Slashing)
ME 16:08 Jessica Stachiw (2 - Cross-Checking)
BN 18:42 Meredith Ostrander (2 - Cross-Checking)
Third Period:
Scoring-
BN-7 10:56 SH Cara Gardner
Penalties-
BN 09:27 Kathleen Kauth (2 - Slashing)
GOALTENDER SUMMARY:
Goaltender (min played) SAVES BY PERIOD
ME- Amanda Cronin (60:00) 22 - 26 - 18 -- 66 (7 GA)
BN- Ali Brewer (60:00) 4 - 1 - 4 -- 9 (0 GA)
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Deron Treadwell - email@hidden
"Any idiot can face a crisis -- it's this day-to-day living
that wears you out." - Anton Chekhov
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 11:37:36 PST
From: "Mary Wood"
Subject: Hockey in Shikoku, Japan?
I will be moving to Zentsuji City on the island of Shikoku,
Japan next
month. Zentsuji is located in Kagawa Prefecture. I have heard
that
there may be a women's team from Kagawa, and am hoping that
maybe
somebody can fill me in on the details and get me a contact
person, if
possible.
Or in any case, if anyone has played hockey, either women's or
pickup/co-ed in Shikoku, please let me know where the rinks are
located
and if they are accessible via bus/train.
I'm a goaltender who currently plays for the Chesapeake Bay
Lightning in
Maryland.
Hoping for replies,
Mary Wood
Chesapeake Bay Lightning
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 15:30:40 EST
From: Johjess@aol.com
Subject: 1999 Esso Women's National Championship
The Ontario Women's Hockey Association and the Mississauga Girls' Hockey
League are proud to present the 1999 Esso Women's National Championship March
25-28, 1999 at the Hershey Centre, Mississauga, Ontario.
Eight teams will be competing for the National title.
Advance ticket packages are now on sale through the Hershey Centre box office
(905-502-9100) or Ticketmaster Charge By Phone (416-872-5000).
Advance ticket packages are available until Monday March 1, 1999. An adult
Games Event Package is available for $25. This will get you in to all games,
including the Bronze and Gold Medal games. The Games Event Package is $15 for
children under 12 and seniors.
After March 1, 1999, single day passes will go for $10. Bronze medal game
tickets will be $10 and Gold medal game tickets will go for $15.
The Bronze and Gold Medal games will be reserved seating. All other games are
general admission.
The Ontario Provincial champions, Beatrice Aeros will be representing Ontario.
Along with National Team members, Cassie Campbell, Geraldine Heaney, Amanda
Benoit, Cheryl Pounder and Becky Kellar, the Aeros have added Nathalie Rivard
(Mississauga Chiefs), Vicky Sunohara (Brampton Thunder) and Jayna Hefford
(Brampton Thunder) to their lineup.
Last chance advance ticket packages will be available at the March 1 TSN
Challenge Game featuring Canada vs. US at the Brampton Sports and
Entertainment Centre.
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 20:18:25 -0500
From: Deron Treadwell
Subject: ECAC Release - 2/18
Finalists for National Player of the Year Award, A Who's Who of ECAC's
Best
USA Hockey Foundation president Walter L. Bush, Jr., announced Tuesday
the names of the 10 candidates for the 1999 Patty Kazmaier Memorial
Award, presented to the most outstanding
player in NCAA women's ice hockey. All 10 call the ECAC home.
Harvard University features three candidates, while Brown University and
the University of New Hampshire boast two each.
The candidates are Ali Coughlin, Princeton; Hillary Witt, Northeastern;
Sara DeCosta, Providence; A.J. Mleczko, Harvard; Tara Mounsey, Brown;
Angela Ruggiero, Harvard; Nicki Luongo,
New Hampshire; Tammy Shewchuk, Harvard; Carisa Zaban, New Hampshire; and
Ali Brewer, Brown. Coughlin and Witt are repeat selections.
"The USA Hockey Foundation is proud to recognize these outstanding
student-athletes," said Bush. "These talented players personify on- and
off-ice excellence, making them worthy
candidates for this prestigious award."
Nominations came from the head coaches of women's varsity ice hockey
programs throughout the United States. Three finalists for the award will
be announced March 15, and the Kazmeier
Award itself will be presented to the winner in St. Paul, Minn., on March
25 at the Radisson Hotel St. Paul.
The recipient will be chosen by an 11-member selection committee
comprised of women's coaches, representatives of the print and broadcast
media, and a representative of USA Hockey.
The inaugural Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award was presented last March in
Boston, Mass., to University of New Hampshire forward Brandy Fisher. The
award is named in honor of the late
Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letterwinner and All-Ivy
League honoree for Princeton from 1981-82 through 1985-86. An
accomplished athlete who excelled in ice hockey, field
hockey and lacrosse, Patty Kazmaier-Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990, at the
age of 28 following a long struggle with a rare blood disease.
Follow ECAC Ice Hockey at Hockey.ECAC.Com
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Deron Treadwell - email@hidden
"Any idiot can face a crisis -- it's this day-to-day living
that wears you out." - Anton Chekhov
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