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Women-in-Hockey Digest      Friday, July 14 2000      Volume 01 : Number 692



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   Re: to all those still home this lazy summer....
   Wisconsin women's hockey schedule
   Re: to all those still home this lazy summer....

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Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 08:07:17 -0400 (EDT)
From: Margaret Lillard 
Subject: Re: to all those still home this lazy summer....

> Susanica Tam writes:
> 
> << Hi, this list has been kinda quiet lately. I hope
> everyone is having a fun and hockey-filled summer.I
> went to go sharpen my skates and realized there's not
> too much blade left, and i've been wanting new skates
> so this is the time. I suppose i could check back in

I didn't get your original post, so I guess I could have missed this reply
- -- has anyone pointed out you can just get the blade replaced on your
existing skates? If you really like the boot, you don't have to replace
the whole thing. Sure is nice for those of us who needed months to break
in their skates.

MAL

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Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:30:52 -0500
From: "Paul Capobianco" 
Subject: Wisconsin women's hockey schedule

July 13, 2000

Badger Women¢s Hockey Releases 2000-01 Schedule

Madison, Wis. ø Four games with defending national champion Minnesota and a possible rematch with Team USA highlight the 2000-01 University of Wisconsin women¢s ice hockey schedule, released today.

The Badgers will open their season at the Kohl Center with a two-games series against Mercyhurst (Penn.) on Oct. 14-15. Wisconsin will open conference play the following weekend with a road series against 1999-00 WCHA-Champion Minnesota-Duluth. The Badgers first home conference series comes Oct. 27-28 when the UW will welcome St. Cloud State to the Dane County Coliseum for a pair.

Check out www.wisc.edu/ath for more information.

Paul Capobianco
Assistant Women's SID
University of Wisconsin
P: 608-263-1983
F: 608-265-8051
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www.wisc.edu/ath/

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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 07:09:52 -0400
From: Gary Goldberg MD 
Subject: Re: to all those still home this lazy summer....

 has anyone pointed out you can just get the blade replaced on your
>existing skates? If you really like the boot, you don't have to replace
>the whole thing. Sure is nice for those of us who needed months to break
>in their skates.
>
>MAL
>
My daughter's feet have stopped growing.  Even though she skates almost
every day, the materials they use in boots now are really hardy, and do not
break down easily.  (We have a couple of pairs of my husband's old leather
skates, and they are like cheesecloth!)  We replaced the blade holder, all
the rivets that were rusted out,  and blade for $40.  The cheapest thing in
hockey!

Debbie

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