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Women-in-Hockey Digest Saturday, March 13 1999 Volume 01 : Number 389
In this issue:
CJOH - CTV interview
Canada 4, Sweden 1 (Women's World Semi)
Canadian Press on Canada/Sweden
USA-Finland
Second Period in Finland
Final in Finland
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Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 21:04:20 -0800
From: KL Sports
Subject: CJOH - CTV interview
Just wanted to let you know that KL Sports "Sport Source for Women" just
had their first TV interview shown tonight on CJOH TV in Ottawa. It may
get picked up by other CTV stations across Canada.
The interview profiled both Karin and Claire, the two owners of KL Sports
"Sport Source for Women". They showed a variety of the women's hockey
products that are available from KL Sports and also discussed how they got
started in the business of promoting women's hockey and women's sport in
general.
KL Sports is looking to help make women's sport merchandise available.
Please let us know if there are things that you are looking for and having
a hard time finding them. We specialize in women's hockey products from
collectibles to apparel.
We are always looking for new ideas or new products that people are
interested in.
Karin Lofstrom
3492 Southgate Road
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada K1V 9P9
ph. (613)739-9948
fax (613)739-3316
email: email@hidden
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Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 07:49:43 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Canada 4, Sweden 1 (Women's World Semi)
(1-0, 1-1, 2-0)
Final scoring
Third Period
4-1 CAN 3. ST-LOUIS, France(10. LE, Mai-lan, 9. SMITH, Fiona)
51.20 2 Min SWE 25. SJOLANDER, Therese INTRF
47.27 3-1 PP1 CAN 16. HEFFORD, Jayna(61. SUNOHARA, Vicky, 7. BOTTERILL,
Jennifer)
47.18 2 Min SWE 9. VIKMAN, Anna ROUGH
42.34 2 Min CAN 39. BENOIT, Amanda BD-CK
41.43 2 Min SWE 23. ANDERSSON, Gunilla BD-CK
Second Period
36.22 2 Min SWE 29. LINDSTROM, Ulrika HOOK
33.15 2 Min SWE 20. BURHOLM, Pernilla CROSS
32.10 2 Min SWE 21. ELFBERG, Joa HI-ST
31.19 2 Min CAN 22. WICKENHEISER, Hayley CROSS
30.18 2-1 CAN 18. DROLET, Nancy(15. GOYETTE, Daniella)
26.17 1-1 PP1 SWE 19. MANSSON, Tina(21. ELFBERG, Joa)
24.48 2 Min CAN 22. WICKENHEISER, Hayley BD-CK
First Period
18.24 1-0 CAN 18. DROLET, Nancy(77. CAMPBELL, Cassie)
13.59 2 Min SWE 27. LINDBERG, Ylva BD-CK
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Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 07:54:41 -0800
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Canadian Press on Canada/Sweden
Canada 4 Sweden 1
By NEIL STEVENS -- Canadian Press
ESPOO, Finland -- Canada is in the final again, but it
will have to play
better than it did in a 4-1 semifinal win over Sweden
today to retain
the world women's hockey title.
Coach Daniele Sauvageau's team will face the winner of
the
USA-Finland semifinal for the championship Sunday (11
a.m. EST,
TSN).
Nancy Drolet of Drummondville, Que., scored two goals
and Jayna
Hefford of Kingston, Ont., and Nathalie Rivard of
Mississauga, Ont.,
added one each against Sweden, which had been beaten 11-0
by the
United States in the opening round.
"We had our ups and downs," admitted Rivard. "But we
regrouped
and got back to playing our game."
Tina Mansson scored for Sweden, which was the first of
Canada's
four opponents to score a goal.
Canada, the winner of all four previous women's worlds,
now is 24-0
in the history of the event.
In the early going, Sweden concentrated on defence to
try and hold
Canada off the scoresheet. When they gained possession,
the Swedes
iced the puck.
The tactic worked for 18 minutes. Drolet finally broke
through in the
19th minute. Gaining possession of a loose puck in a
corner of
Sweden's zone, Drolet darted to the side of the net to
flick a wrist shot
past goaltender Lotta Gothesson.
Mansson tied the score on a power play at 6:17 of the
second period.
Fending off a check by Jayna Hefford, Mansson shovelled a
low shot
towards Kim St-Pierre and the puck dribbled between the
goalie's
legs.
The Swedes were giving Canada more of a game than had
been
expected. The defending champions were playing
unimpressively. Bad
passes and missed passes ruined many of their rushes.
"We were playing hard and were still first on the puck
but we just had
a couple of let's just say not-so-precise passes," said
Rivard. "But we
changed our game play to make it simpler, to get the puck
up the ice
quicker, and that rectified things."
Drolet made it 2-1 at 10:18 of the second off a pass
from Danielle
Goyette. Drolet's shot deflected off the stick blade of
Pernilla Burholm
to handcuff Gothesson.
Canada's power play was not producing. Finally, after
going 0-for-5,
it produced a 3-1 lead at 7:27 of the third period.
Rivard slapped a
long drive and Hefford shoved in the rebound.
Rivard then slapped a long shot that bounced through
traffic and into
Sweden's net at 17:10.
Canada outshot Sweden 40-15. Despite those numbers, it
wasn't the
Canadian cakewalk everybody was predicting.
"We're feeling pretty solid," Rivard said. "We've only
got one goal
against us in four games, so we're really proud of our
defensive record.
"Knowing that we are really solid defensively, all we
have to do now
is capitalize on our chances and turn it on when we have
to, and the
goals will come."
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Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 12:00:01 +0000
From: "Page"
Subject: USA-Finland
Score at end of first is: USA 0 Finland 1
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Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 12:48:55 +0000
From: "Page"
Subject: Second Period in Finland
USA 2 1. PP Darwitz(Granato,Bye)
2. Darwitz(Looney)
Finland 1 1. Hanninen(Lehto,Vaarakallio)
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Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 13:38:40 +0000
From: "Page"
Subject: Final in Finland
USA 3 Finland 1
1. PP Darwitz 1. Hanninen
(Granato, Bye) (Lehto, Vaarakallio)
2. Darwitz
(Looney)
3. Wendell
(Merz)
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