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Women-in-Hockey Digest Friday, March 12 1999 Volume 01 : Number 388
In this issue:
Pacific Districts
Canada 1, Finland 0
USA 6, China 0
Canadian Press Account of Canada/Finland
MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
Pacific Regionals
2 for 1 Hockey School Specials
GOALIE BOOKS have ARRIVED!!!
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 12:18:11 -0800
From: "Dave O'Leary"
Subject: Pacific Districts
Does anyone have the scores to any of the girls midget games in the
District Tournament this week in Anehiem ? I will foward any scores that
my daughter gives me when she calls.
thank you
dave oleary
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 20:44:30 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Canada 1, Finland 0
Canada vs. Finland
March 11, 1999
Espoo, FINLAND
Game Summary, March 11, 1999
First Period
Scoring:
No scoring
Penalties:
10.14 2 Min FIN 17. KROOKS, Sari HI-ST
11.34 2 Min FIN 2. LUOMAJOKI, Katri-helena BD-CK
12.27 2 Min FIN 17. KROOKS, Sari CHARG
Second Period
Scoring:
26.00 1-0 CAN 61. SUNOHARA, Vicky(16. HEFFORD, Jayna, 13.
OUELLETTE, Caroline)
Penalties:
20.13 2 Min CAN 12. DUPUIS, Lori INTRF
27.05 2 Min CAN 77. CAMPBELL, Cassie SLASH
31.29 2 Min CAN 12. DUPUIS, Lori BD-CK
33.20 2 Min CAN 4. KELLAR, Becky BD-CK
39.19 2 Min CAN 91. HEANEY, Geraldine BD-CK
Third Period
Scoring:
No scoring
Penalties:
44.52 2 Min CAN 61. SUNOHARA, Vicky HOOK
45.58 2 Min CAN 22. WICKENHEISER, Hayley CROSS
49.21 2 Min FIN Team-penalty TOO-M
55.09 2 Min FIN Team-penalty TOO-M
59.01 2 Min CAN 13. OUELLETTE, Caroline HOOK
Goaltenders: Finland Tuula Puputti
Canada Sami Jo Small
Shots on Goal Finland 4 12 5 = 21
Canada 14 4 9 = 27
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 20:49:35 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: USA 6, China 0
U.S. Women's National Team Skates Past China, 6-0, At 1999 IIHF Women's
World Championship
U.S. Clinches First Place In Group A; Advances
To Semifinals
( VANTAA, Finland - March 11, 1999) - The 1999
United States Women's National Team defeated
China, 6-0, to clinch first place in Group A at
the
1999 International Ice Hockey Federation
Women's
World Championship here Thursday evening. With
the loss, China finished third in Group A with
a
1-2-0 record. The U.S. (3-0-0 in
preliminary-round
play) will face Finland (2-1-0 in
preliminary-round
play), the second-place finisher from Group B,
in
the semifinals on Saturday.
Forward Jenny Schmidgall (Edina, Minn.) figured
in five of the six U.S. goals and led Team USA
with
five points (1-4). She was named the U.S.
Player
of the Game, while forward Karyn Bye (River
Falls, Wis.) notched a hat trick.
Forward Katie King (Salem, N.H.) tallied the
game-winning goal as she beat Team China
goaltender Lina Huo at 12:15 of the first
period to
make the score 1-0. Schmidgall doubled the U.S.
lead on a power-play tally at 5:59 of the
second
stanza. Cammi Granato (Downers Grove, Ill.) and
King assisted on the play. Bye converted on a
pass from Schmidgall at 16:32 to make the score
3-0 at the end of the second period.
Bye tallied her second goal at 2:20 of the
third
period, and forward Brandy Fisher (Colton,
N.Y.)
notched her first goal of the tournament at
16:33 to
make the score 5-0. Bye registered her third
goal
with less than two minutes remaining in the
game
to make the final score 6-0. Forward Stephanie
O'Sullivan (Dorchester, Mass.) assisted on all
three third-period goals.
"China has a strong defense that was very
effective early in the game," said U.S. Head
Coach
Ben Smith (Gloucester, Mass.). "But in the
second and third periods, Jenny Schmidgall and
Karyn Bye stepped up and created offense for
us. I
am proud that we stayed on track both
physically
and mentally tonight."
Team USA goaltender Laurie Belliveau
(Manchester, Mass.) stopped all eight shots she
faced to record the shutout and her second
victory
of the tournament. Huo turned aside 39 of 45
shots
in the losing effort.
After an off-day tomorrow, the U.S. will face
Finland in the second semifinal game on
Saturday
at 6:00 p.m. (11:00 a.m. EST). Canada, the
first-place finisher from Group B, will play
Sweden,
the second-place finisher from Group A, in the
first
semifinal game Saturday at 2:00 p.m. (7:00 a.m.
EST).
USA 1 2 3 --
6
China 0 0 0 --
0
First Period -- Scoring: 1, USA, King (Granato,
Schmidgall), 12:15. Penalties: Diao, CHN (body
checking), 4:47.
Second Period -- Scoring: 2, USA, Schmidgall
(King, Granato), 5:59 (pp). 3, USA, Bye
(Schmidgall), 16:52. Penalties: Zhang, CHN
(body
checking), 5:15; Coelho, USA (roughing), 17:13.
Third Period -- Scoring: 4, USA, Bye
(O'Sullivan,
Schmidgall), 2:20. 5, USA, Fisher (O'Sullivan,
Schmidgall), 16:33. 6, USA, Bye (O'Sullivan,
Fisher), 18:36. Penalties: Sun, CHN
(interference),
4:14; King, USA (unsportsmanlike conduct),
10:59;
Wendell, USA (slashing), 19:19.
Goaltenders: USA, Belliveau (8 shots, 8 saves).
CHN, Huo (45 shots, 39 saves).
Shots On Goal: USA 12-14-19-45. CHN 3-4-1-8.
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 20:56:10 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Canadian Press Account of Canada/Finland
Canada shuts down Finland
By NEIL STEVENS -- Canadian Press
ESPOO, Finland -- Vicky Sunohara's breakaway shot and Sami
Jo
Small's perfect goaltending lifted Canada to a 1-0 victory
over Finland
that clinched first place in Group B at the women's world
hockey
tournament Thursday.
In the semifinals Saturday, Canada (3-0) will play Group A
runner-up
Sweden (2-1), and Finland (2-1) will face the United States
(3-0).
Canada, which won all four previous women's worlds, now is
23-0 in
tournament history.
In other games Thursday, the United States beat China 6-0,
Sweden
blanked Russia 7-0 and Germany edged Switzerland 5-4.
Betting shops handled 500,000 Finnish marks ($144,150 Cdn)
in wagers
on the outcome of the Canada-Finland game.
It was 0-0 after one period.
Nancy Drolet pushed in a rebound early in the game but
American
referee Vicki Kale ruled the net had been knocked off its
moorings.
All three penalties assessed in the opening period were
against Finland,
but Canada couldn't score -- even with two two-skater
advantages
totalling one minute 49 seconds. The closest it got during
the power
plays was Nathalie Rivard's slap shot off a post.
Canada led 1-0 after 40 minutes despite taking all five
penalties
signalled by Kale in the second period.
On Sunohara's even-strength goal at 6:00, Jayna Hefford
dug the puck
off the boards just inside Finland's blue-line and slid it
into the middle of
the zone. Goaltender Tuula Puputti's defence had
disappeared, and
Sunohara swooped in to take possession with a clear path to
the net.
She deposited a slider between Puputti's legs.
Small preserved the lead when she kicked out her right leg
to block a
slap shot by Katja Riipi on a 2-on-1 rush.
Kale turned the third period into theatre of the absurd.
Hefford scored on a breakaway, lifting the puck into the
top of the
Finnish net. The red light did not go on. As Canadians
celebrated, the
Finns wisely decided to keep skating. Sunohara wound up
with a
hooking penalty in rushing back to stop a Finnish break.
Kale blew her
whistle, finally, to send off Sunohara, and to ignore
Canadian pleas.
Replays on the video screen above centre ice showed the
puck entering
the net, but Kale ignored them.
Kale then assessed Canada a seventh consecutive penalty.
She then managed to put everybody in the same mood when
she gave
the Finns two consecutive penalties for too many skaters on
the ice.
Small stuck out her right arm to stop a Sari Krooks
breakaway shot in
the dying minutes. She was unbeatable.
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 23:11:47 -0600
From: "Craig Roberts"
Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
For Immediate Release
March 11, 1999
Contact: Craig Roberts (612-624-0522 or 651-407-9292)
GOPHERS SHUTOUT MAVERICKS FOR MIDWEST SHOWDOWN TITLE
Minnesota started slowly but scored twice in the second period and added four
more goals in the third period to defeat Minnesota State, Mankato 6-0 in the
championship game of the Midwest Showdown at Mariucci Arena.
Despite outshooting the Mavericks 22-1 in the opening period, Minnesota State
goalie Jenny Padget kept her team in the game by shutting out the Gophers in the
opening 20 minutes.
Ambria Thomas broke up the scoreless tie after Courtney Kennedy carried the puck
out of the Minnesota zone, hit Thomas with a pass at the far blue line and she
scored her 13th goal of the season at 4:23.
Kennedy then made it 2-0 with 1:49 to play in the second period when she picked
up a loose puck in the left corner of her own zone and went end-to-end for her
15th goal of the season.
Winny Brodt helped the Gophers clinch the game, scoring once in the final period
while setting up two other goals as Minnesota raised its record to 26-3-3 on the
year. Minnesota State, Mankato finishes its first season of varsity competition
at 14-15-0.
Padget recorded 48 saves for the Mavericks while Erica Killewald, who recorded
her first career assist on Thomas' goal, posted her seventh shutout of the
season with 12 saves.
GAME SUMMARY
Goals by Period 1 2 3 Tot
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MSU, Mankato........ 0 0 0 - 0
Minnesota........... 0 2 4 - 6
1st period -- No scoring. Penalties -- Jackie Koury, MANKATO (tripping) 8:08.
2nd period -- 1, MINN, Ambria Thomas 13 (Courtney Kennedy, Erica Killewald)
4:23. 2, MINN, Courtney Kennedy 15 18:11. Penalties -- Ryann Geldner, MANKATO
(roughing) 3:55; Nadine Muzerall, MINN (high sticking) 3:55; Megan Keator,
MANKATO (tripping) 9:25; Shannon Kennedy, MINN (interference) 10:19; Tai
Thorsheim, MINN (holding) 15:53.
3rd period -- 3, MINN, Tracy Engstrom 11 (Winny Brodt, Angela Borek) 6:31. 4,
MINN, Winny Brodt 13 (Kelly Olson, Emily Buchholz) 9:51. 5, MINN, Nadine
Muzerall 26 (Betsey Kukowski, Shannon Kennedy) 11:17. 6, MINN, Brittny Ralph 7
(Ambria Thomas, Winny Brodt) 12:48 (pp). Penalties -- Courtney Kennedy, MINN
(checking) 2:35; Ryann Geldner, MANKATO (high sticking) 11:29.
Shots on goal -- MANKATO 1-5-6-12; MINN 22-17-15-54. Power plays -- MANKATO 0
of 3; MINN 1 of 3. Goalies -- MANKATO, Jenny Padget 7-8-0 (54 shots-48 saves);
MINN, Erica Killewald 17-3-3 (12-12). Referee -- Don Bakke, Bruce Tilton. A --
415.
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Craig Roberts, University of Minnesota
Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone: (612) 624-0522 Fax: (612) 624-8018
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: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 21:31:08 -0800
From: Bob Petit
Subject: Pacific Regionals
First scores I have heard from Anaheim were:
U19
Seattle Admirals - 3
Alaska Firebirds - 1
U15
Alaska Firebirds - 9
Fairbanks Ice Breakers - 0
I'll pass on more as I get them
Bob Petit
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Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 09:30:21 -0500
From: VICS HOCKEY SCHOOLS
Subject: 2 for 1 Hockey School Specials
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God Bless
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President
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Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 10:05:05 -0500
From: VICS HOCKEY SCHOOLS
Subject: GOALIE BOOKS have ARRIVED!!!
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President
Vic's Hockey Schools
CHECK OUT OUR 1999 SUMMER PROGRAM
& HOCKEY BOOKS ON-LINE NOW!
Head Offices - 1-800 500-8427 to Register
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