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HI,
As you may recall, I was the one who's looking around to get into hockey
and wondering about the cost of playing. Thank you very much for all your
help on the issue. I have a pretty good idea of what to do next.
Unfortunately, my OSAP repayment just came and I run into financial
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Last year there was women's senior tournament held in Maine and I'm trying
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Anyone out there have any information?
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GOPHERS AND HARVARD POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY
BOSTON, Mass. - Minnesota's women's hockey game with Harvard on Sunday has
been postponed due to the malfunction of both zamboni's at Harvard's Bright
Hockey Center.
Pending availability of facilities, the game has tentatively been
rescheduled for Monday afternoon.
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November 4, 2000
Women*s Hockey Drops Wild One To No. 4 Brown
Providence, R.I. * Wisconsin scored three times in the
first 1:43 of the game, but failed to hold on as the
seventh-ranked Badgers fell 5-3 to No. 4 Brown at
Meehan Auditorium on Sunday.
Karen Rickard (Bowmanville, Ont.) opened the scoring
just 18 seconds into the contest when Kelly Kegley
(Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) flipped the puck to
Rickard from behind the net. Rickard finished into an
open net. 17 seconds later, Meghan Hunter (Oil
Springs, Ont.) scored after winning the puck along the
boards, centering it to Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.)
and receiving the return pass. Hunter snapped the puck
up off the crossbar from just outside the crease for
the 2-0 lead.
Kegley upped the lead to 3-0 at 1:43 when she skated
in from the blue line and beat Brown goaltender Katie
Germain to the short side with a wrist shot. Kerry
Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) sent Kegley in for the score.
The goal chased the rookie goaltender to the bench,
and brought in sophomore Pam Dreyer who would blank
Wisconsin the rest of the way.
*We knew that Meghan Hunter was going to see her
former teammate [Katie Germain] in goal tonight and
our goal was to go hard and rattle her early,* head
coach Trina Bourget said. *It was Karen Rickard who
struck first. Anytime things happen that quickly you
have to keep battling like it*s 0-0. Brown is a great
team and is No. 4 for a reason.*
Brown got on the board with a power-play goal from
the point at 7:24. Mandy McCurdy beat a screened
Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) to make it a 3-1
contest.
Emily Sigman then closed the gap to 3-2 in similar
fashion at 9:17. The defenseman*s point shot found the
net past a screened MacMillan. Christina Sorbara
brought Brown all the way back at 17:48 of the period,
deflecting a point shot from Marguerite McDonald up
over MacMillan and squaring the game at three.
The teams skated to a scoreless second period and a
scoreless third until the 14:27 mark. Brown*s Emily
Sigman misfired on a cross-ice pass the banked off the
boards and in on MacMillan. The Badger goaltender
attempted to cover the puck, but it slipped past her
glove, banking off her goal pad and into the slot. Kim
Insalaco followed the play and scored what would be
the game*winning goal.
Brown added insurance on a second fluke goal at
19:22. Courtney Johnson*s centering attempt hit
MacMillan*s goalie stick and dropped between the
goaltender*s legs. Patricia Long followed the play,
poking the puck off the left skate of MacMillan and to
the far side of the goal where Meredith Ostrander
finished to seal the 5-3 win.
*We had a really strong second period,* said Bourget.
*If you look at each period, we gave up three goals in
the first but were still tied. Same with the second
period, we were still tied 3-3. In the third period, a
couple of mistakes cost us. We could have covered the
puck on the fourth goal and we just didn*t have enough
today. Brown just kept battling back.*
MacMillan made 32 saves and absorbed the loss to
fall to 6-2-0. Dreyer earned the win in relief with 30
saves and improved to 2-0-0.
The Badgers (6-2-0, 3-1-0 WCHA) stay on the road and
travel to Ohio State in their next action. Wisconsin
plays the Buckeyes in Columbus, Ohio on Nov. 10-11 at
7:05 p.m., at OSU Ice Arena.
1 2 3 F
#7 Wisconsin 3 0 0 3
#4 Brown 3 0 2 5
1st- UW, Rickard 2 (Kegley), 00:13; UW, Hunter 12
(Antony), 00:35; UW, Kegley 2 (Weiland), 1:43; BU
McCurdy (Kauth, Insalaco), PP, 7:24; BU, Sigman
(Insalaco), 9:17; BU, Sorbara (MacDonald, Kauth),
17:48.
2nd- No Scoring.
3rd- BU, Insalaco (Sigman), 14:27; BU Ostrander (Long,
Johnson), 19:23
Saves- UW, MacMillan (6-2-0) 14-9-9=32; BU, Germain
(0-0-0) 0-x-x=0; BU, Dreyer (2-0-0) 6-15-9=30.
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GOPHERS EARN DELAYED WIN OVER CRIMSON
BOSTON, Mass. - Due to malfunctions of both zambonis, Minnesota and Harvard
had to postpone their duel 24 hours with the Gophers coming out on top 3-2.
Angie Francisco got the Crimson on the board first with a power play-goal
past a screened Erica Killewald at 11:13 of the opening period but
Minnesota's Nadine Muzerall answered with a power-play goal of her own just
1:01 into the second period to tie the score.
Minnesota then took a 2-1 lead at the 17:01 mark of the period when Tracy
Palinsky notched her first career goal, beating Harvard goalie Alison
Kuusisto high on her stick side.
The Crimson, playing with only 11 skaters, tied the score at 5:03 of the
third period when Vanessa Bazzocchi scored her first career goal but the
Gophers got the winner when Ronda Curtin converted a Nadine Muzerall rebound
at the 6:49 mark.
Minnesota outshot Harvard 12-6 in the final period and 41-35 for the game.
Killewald finished with 33 saves while Kuusisto had 38.
Minnesota........... 0 2 1 - 3
Harvard............. 1 0 1 - 2
1st period - 1, HU, Angie Francisco 1 (Tara Dunn, Kiirsten Suurkask)
11:13 (pp). Penalties - Bethany Petersen, UM (interference) 09:55; Kelly
Olson, UM (checking) 11:50.
2nd period - 2, UM, Nadine Muzerall 2 (La Toya Clarke, Courtney Kennedy)
01:01 (pp). 3, UM, Tracy Palinsky 1 (Kelsey Bills, Kris Scholz) 17:01.
Penalties - Pam Van Reesema, HU (interference) 00:48; Nadine Muzerall, UM
(interference) 05:44; Jamie Hagerman, HU (checking) 06:09; Emily Buchholz,
UM (interference) 18:23; Kelly Olson, UM (interference) 19:43.
3rd period - 4, HU, Vanessa Bazzocchi 1 (Jamie Hagerman, Lauren
McAuliffe) 05:03. 5, UM, Ronda Curtin 5 (Nadine Muzerall, La Toya Clarke)
06:49. Penalties - Nadine Muzerall, UM (major-slashing) 17:32.
Shots on goal - UM 10-19-12-41; HU 11-18-6-35. Power plays - UM 1 of 2;
HU 1 of 6. Goalies - UM, Erica Killewald 5-2-0 (35 shots-33 saves); HU,
Alison Kuusisto 0-2-0 (41-38). Referee - Tom Parece. Assistant referees -
James Bardozeau, Bob Cunio. A - 112.
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THIS WEEK: The University of Wisconsin (6-2-0, 3-1-0 WCHA) continues its road swing with a pair of conference games at Ohio State (3-4-0, 2-2-0). The Badgers and Buckeyes take to the ice at OSU Ice Arena in Columbus, Ohio on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10-11 at 6:05 p.m. CST.
Practice times: Wisconsin practices at The Shell this week from Monday to Wednesday between 4-6 p.m. Please contact Paul Capobianco at 608-263-1983 for all media requests.
BADGER RANKINGS: The Badgers climbed to their highest ranking to date when the 10 NCAA Division I coaches taking part in the U.S. College Hockey Online Poll voted Wisconsin No. 5 in the country this week. Wisconsin garnered 52 points after defeating then-No. 5 Harvard and falling to then-No. 4 Brown. Dartmouth is the unanimous No. 1, with Brown now ranked No. 2 in the country. Minnesota dropped from No. 2 to a share of No. 3 with Minnesota-Duluth.
The Badgers rank No. 6 in the USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll released last week.
GOOD WILL HUNTING: Frosh Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) set up a pair of goals, including the game-winner, in the Badgers" 3-1 win over then-No. 5 Harvard on Saturday. Hunter had her goal-scoring string snapped at six games , but extended her point-scoring string to eight games with her 12th goal of the season against then-No. 4 Brown.
With three points over the weekend, Hunter now leads the WCHA and the country in goals (12), power-play goals (5), and freshman scoring (12-6=18), and ranks second in points (18) and power-play points (5-2=7). In strictly WCHA contests, she shares the lead in goals (8) and power-play goals (4), ranks second in frosh scoring (8-4=12), fourth in overall points (12) and shares fourth in power-play points (4-1=5).
A POINT A DAY: Sophomore Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.) had an assist in each game during the Badgers" two-game tour of the ECAC this past weekend, extending her scoring streak to eight games. Antony set up Kerry Weiland"s power-play goal to open the scoring against Harvard. She set up Meghan Hunter"s goal against Brown on Sunday to up her team-leading assist total to nine.
The Badgers" top scorer as a frosh, Antony ranks second on the squad and shares fifth in the conference with 14 points. The wing ranks third in the conference with nine assists and shares seventh with five goals.
POINT! WISCONSIN: Totalling a goal and three assists against No. 5 Harvard and No. 4 Brown over the weekend, defenseman Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) led all Badgers in scoring. The sophomore scored the opening goal in the Badgers" 3-1 win over Harvard, while assisting on the game-winner and the insurance marker. On Sunday against Brown, Weiland set up the UW"s third goal of the contest.
Weiland climbed to a share of second in scoring among WCHA defenders with 10 points and a share of fourth overall with eight assists. She also shares third with six points on the power-play.
PUMP UP THE VOLUME: After registering just two assists in the Badgers" first six games, the UW"s leading goal scorer from 1999-00 notched two goals and an assist for Wisconsin over the weekend. Kelly Kegley (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) tallied the game-winning goal with a power-play tally during the second period against then-No. 5 Harvard. Kegley deflected a point shot past the Harvard goaltender for the score.
Kegley scored a goal on Sunday and set up another against Brown to up her season point total to five and give her two goals on the year.
FIRST THINGS FIRST: The Badgers continue to jump out to leads and have now scored the first goal in each of their first eight contests. Kerry Weiland kept the streak in tact when she tallied 15:43 into the first period against Harvard last Saturday. Karen Rickard (Bowmanville, Ont.) became the fifth Badger to score first with a goal 13 seconds into the UW"s game at Brown on Sunday. Kendra Antony scored the first goal in both games this against St. Cloud State on Oct. 27 and 28. Meghan Hunter did the same against Minnesota-Duluth the second series of the season as well as in the Badgers" first game of the season against Mercyhurst. Steph Millar (Hudson, Wis.) scored the first UW goal in the Badgers" other game against Mercyhurst.
SCOUTING OHIO STATE: The Ohio State University enters this week"s series with Wisconsin at 3-4-0, 2-2-0 WCHA. The Buckeyes split a conference series with Bemidji State last weekend, falling 2-1 before rebounding for a 5-2 win. The win snapped a three-game losing streak for OSU. The Buckeyes previous win was a 4-2 victory over then No. 2 Minnesota.
Shana Frost paces OSU scorers with four goals and four assists for eight points. Corinne Rosen follows with three goals and four assists. A pair of frosh defenders, Kelli Halcisak (6 points) and Emma Laaksonen (5 points), along with frosh forward Jeanne Chapple (5 points), round out the top scorers.
In goal, April Stojak has seen all the action for OSU and sports a 2.87 goals against average and .841 save percentage this year.
Jacki Barto (Providence, 1984) is in her second year with OSU after leading the Buckeyes to a 8-26-3 mark in the first year of the program during the 1999-00 season.
BADGERS AGAINST THE BUCKEYES: The Badgers lead the Buckeyes, 3-1-1, in the all-time series. Wisconsin earned its first program win against OSU on Oct. 15, 1999 when Michelle Sikich (Apple Valley, Minn.) broke a 1-1 tie to give the UW its 2-1 victory. Ohio State avoided the sweep with a 1-1 tie in the second game of that weekend. The Badgers swept the Buckeyes, 6-2 and 3-2, in the season's second weekend series between the two teams, but fell 4-2 at the WCHA Tournament in the season"s final contest.
Kerry Weiland led the Badgers against the Buckeyes last season with five goals and four assists in five games. Kelly Kegley was equally as impressive despite only playing in three of the five meetings. Kegley registered a hat trick against OSU and finished the season with four goals and two assists when the two teams met. Sis Paulsen (Eau Claire, Wis.) showed strength in the series with a goal and five assists in five games.
Head coach trina bourget: Trina Bourget takes over the reigns for the second-year Badgers as interim head coach after spending the UW"s inaugural campaign as the team"s top assistant. The Shrewsbury, Mass., native arrived in Madison in the summer of 1999 after a successful two-year stay as head coach of Division III Sacred Heart University. Named the 1998*99 Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference/Koho Coach of the Year, she led the Pioneers, in their third year of existence, to a No. 8 national ranking. Their 15-4-3 record during the 1998*99 season, good for second in the ECAC, earned Bourget American Women"s Hockey Coaches Association Coach of the Year Runner-up honors.
Bourget"s most recent coaching experience came this past summer when she joined the coaching ranks of USA Hockey. She served as co-coach of the USA Hockey Junior Olympic Development Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y.
A 1994 graduate of the University of New Hampshire, Bourget owns a bachelor of science degree in family and consumer studies. Bourget competed as a forward and defenseman for the University of New Hampshire women"s hockey team where she helped the Wildcats to the ECAC Division I Championship in 1991, and runners-up finishes 1992 and 1993.
A former referee, Bourget brings a great understanding of all aspects of the game. She spent over 11 years in the official"s stripes and received her *B* Pool license from the International Ice Hockey Federation. She also achieved the status of a USA Hockey Level 4 official. Bourget worked games involving the U.S. National Team, the Norwegian Women"s National Team, as well as three U.S. Girls" and Women"s National Tournaments from 1997-99. At the 1996 Women"s Select Officials Camp held in Lake Placid, N.Y., Bourget earned Most Dedicated Official as voted on by her peers.
The Leaders of the pack: After spending the 1999-00 season with a rotating captain system, the Badgers have settled on junior forward Michelle Sikich and sophomore forward Sis Paulsen as team co-captains. Sikich is the only three-year college player on the Wisconsin roster, while Paulsen was the 1999-00 team MVP and one of the two Badger representatives on last season"s All-WCHA First Team.
Important websites: Check out www.collegehockeystats.com for the latest box scores and statistics in women"s ice hockey from around the country. The Badgers have launched their new website at www.uwbadgers.com. The WCHA will soon be unveiling a new website design at www.wcha.com.
BIG TEN FAX-ON-DEMAND: Information on Badger women"s hockey can now be retrieved using the Big Ten Conference"s fax-on-demand system. Using the Infoconnection System, information will be posted as follows:
Entire Release: 3365 / Statistics/Results: 3366
Roster/Schedule: 3367 / Latest Game Report: 3368
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The Badgers finally return home Thanksgiving weekend when they play host to No. 3 and defending national champion Minnesota. The Nov. 24-25 games will be played on Friday and Saturday at the Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton, Wis., beginning at 7:05 p.m.
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The Wickenheiser One-On-One Tour is a national grassroots program
consisting of a series of hockey skills development clinics designed
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The one-hour on-ice sessions will consist of skill development catered to
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CANADA WEST UNIVERSITIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE
STANDINGS AS OF NOVEMBER 5, 2000
GP W L T GF GA PCT | Home Away Streak | Overall
1 ALBERTA 8 7 1 0 39 8 0.875 | 2-1-0 5-0-0 W-2 | 8-1-0
2 LETHBRIDGE 2 1 0 1 6 2 0.750 | 0-0-0 1-0-1 U-2 | 6-4-1
REGINA 4 3 1 0 21 8 0.750 | 1-0-0 2-1-0 W-3 | 6-2-0
4 CALGARY 6 1 4 1 9 32 0.250 | 0-2-1 1-2-0 WL3 | 1-4-1
BRITISH COLUMBIA 4 1 3 0 7 15 0.250 | 1-3-0 0-0-0 L-2 | 1-3-0
6 MANITOBA 0 0 0 0 0 0 ----- | 0-0-0 0-0-0 --- | 5-1-0
7 SASKATCHEWAN 4 0 4 0 4 21 0.000 | 0-3-0 0-1-0 L-4 | 3-6-0
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BRANDON - - - - -- -- ----- | ----- ----- --- | 1-2-0
WINNIPEG - - - - -- -- ----- | ----- ----- --- | 0-3-0
U-2: Unbeaten in 2. WL3: Winless in three.
Note: Standings determined by winning percentage. Brandon and
Winnipeg are club teams, their games do not count in the conference
standings.
LAST WEEK:
FRI. NOV. 3
at Regina 8, Saskatchewan 3
[R: Kernalaguen, Foster, West 4, Fillder, Balfour, S:
Bassingthwaite, Bailey 2]
Alberta 6, at UBC 0
[A: Kinjerski, Kinney 2, Finnie, Lorenz 2, McCullough SO]
SAT. NOV. 4
Regina 8 at Saskatchewan 1
[R: West 2, Balfour 5, Clarke. S: Torborg]
Alberta 4 at UBC 1
[A: Kinjerski 2, Van de Wetering, Shupak. BC: Klein]
NEXT WEEK:
THU. NOV. 9
UBC at Vancouver Griffins, 7:45 PM (nc)
FRI. NOV. 10
Manitoba at Saskatchewan, 7:00 PM
Alberta at Lethbrige, 7:00 PM
Winnipeg at Regina, 7:30 PM (nc)
SAT. NOV. 11
Manitoba at Saskatchewan, 7:00 PM
Alberta at Lethbridge, 7:00 PM
Winnipeg at Regina, 2:00 PM (nc)
SUN. NOV. 12
Winnipeg at Regina, 12:00 PM (nc)
Planet Ice Rockets at UBC, 3:00 PM (nc)
(nc) - Non-conference game
LEADING SCORERS
Team # Player Name P Yr GP G A Pts Pt/SG
Reg 6 Brandy West F 3 4 7 2 9 2.25
Leth 7 Melissa Cusack F 1 2 2 2 4 2.00
Reg 9 Joell Fiddler D 2 4 2 6 8 2.00
Alta 9 Krysty Lorenz C 4 8 11 4 15 1.88
Alta 18 Lori Shupak C 3 8 7 6 13 1.63
Reg 10 Erin Balfour F/D 2 4 6 0 6 1.50
Leth 12 Dalziel Frisky F 2 2 2 1 3 1.50
Reg 17 Julie Foster F 2 4 2 4 6 1.50
Leth 8 Jeanette Tymofichuk F 5 2 0 3 3 1.50
Reg 11 Erin Tady F 1 4 2 3 5 1.25
Alta 15 P. Trish Dubyk LW 2 8 5 3 8 1.00
Alta 10 Tonya d'Entremont D 4 8 1 7 8 1.00
Leth 11 Lesley Hodges F 2 2 1 1 2 1.00
Sask 12 Kimberley Torborg F 1 4 1 3 4 1.00
Reg 8 Kelsey Rezansoff F 1 4 0 4 4 1.00
NOTE: Pt/SG: Points per scheduled game. To allow for the difference
in games scheduled, the scoring standings are determined by points
per scheduled game.
LEADING GOALIES: (Minimum 1/3 of team's minutes)
Team # Player Name GP GS MinPl Sh Sv GA GAA SPct.
W-L-T SO GF GFA
Alta 30 Stacey McCullough 6 6 359:25 127 122 5 0.83 0.961
5-1-0 3 26 4.34
Leth 35 Courtney Butler 2 2 125:00 34 32 2 0.96 0.941
1-0-1 1 6 2.88
Reg 20 Laura Paradis 4 4 240:35 72 64 8 2.00 0.889
3-1-0 0 21 5.24
B.C. 30 Tanya Foley 2 2 120:00 54 47 7 3.50 0.870
1-1-0 0 6 3.00
Sask 1 Robin Nuttall 4 3 182:17 114 102 12 3.76 0.890
0-3-0 0 1 0.33
NOTE: GF=Goals For, the number of goals scored by the goalie's team
while she is in the net.
GFA=Goals For Average.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: This week's CW Women's Hockey Player of the Week
is BRANDY WEST from the University of Regina Cougars. West, a 5'6"
3rd-year forward, scored seven points in Regina's sweep of
Saskatchewan this weekend. She scored four goals and added one assist
in Friday's 8-3 Regina win, and picked up another two goals in
Saturday's 8-1 Regina win. The Langbank, Sask. native is in her
fourth year studying Physical Education.
Women's Hockey Weekly Release #3
Alberta regains its winning ways, Regina sweeps the Route 11 rivalry
WINNIPEG - The Alberta Pandas and Regina Cougars both swept their
opponents this weekend, cementing their positions in the upper tier
of the Canada West University Women's Hockey League. Alberta's sweep
of UBC gives them a 7-1 record and a 0.875 winning percentage, 0.105
ahead of second-place Lethbridge and Regina. Regina put up two
eight-enders in their sweep of the Saskatchewan Huskies. The sweep
pushed them into a tie with Lethbridge at 0.750.
At the Thunderbird Winter Sports Centre in Vancouver:
On Friday, Leah Kinney and Krysty Lorenz each had two goals to lead
the Pandas to a 6-0 victory over the UBC Thunderbirds. Mandy
Kinjerski and Angie Finnie also added goals for Alberta. Stacy
McCullough stopped ten UBC shots to pick up her third shutout of the
season. The Pandas scored was spread evenly, as they netted two goals
in each period. Alberta fired 39 shots at Teryne Russell in the UBC
net, who made 33 saves. Alberta went 1-3 on the power play, while UBC
went 0-4.
On Saturday, Mandy Kinjerski and Lori Shupak each had three points to
lead the Pandas to a 4-1 victory and the sweep over UBC. Kinjerski
scored two goals for Alberta, and singles were added by Erin van de
Wetering and Lori Shupak. Charlotte Klein had the UBC marker, a
shorthanded goal in the second period. Tanielle LeBlanc earned her
first CW win as a Panda, stopping 11 of 12 UBC shots, while UBC's
Tanya Foley rejected 36 of 40 shots sent in her direction.
At Exhibition Stadium in Regina:
On Friday, Brandy West led the Cougars with four goals, including the
game-winner, as Regina romped in its conference home opener by an 8-3
score over Saskatchewan. Guen Kernalaguen, Joell Fiddler, Erin
Balfour and Julie Foster also hit the twine for Regina. Regina broke
the game open by scoring four goals in 2:51 early in the second
period. Saskatchewan mounted a comeback late in the second period and
early in the third, as they scored three goals, one by Jerry
Bassingthwaite and two by Becky Bailey, in less than five minutes.
Regina held a wide edge in shots on goal, firing 55 shots as opposed
to the 18 shots mustered by Saskatchewan. The Cougars' Laura Paradis
improved her record to 2-1-0 on the season, while Robin Nuttall and
Laura Taylor split the goaltending duties for Saskatchewan.
At the Rutherford Rink in Saskatoon:
On Saturday, the Cougars made the journey up Route 11 to Saskatoon
and came home with an 8-1 romp over the Saskatchewan Huskies. Erin
Balfour lit the lamp five times to lead the Cougars. Brandy West
added two goals, giving her six for the series, and Deana Clarke had
one goal for Regina. Kimberley Torborg repled for Saskatchewan.
Regina again put the game away early in the second, as they scored
two goals in 24 seconds to stretch their lead out to an
insurmountable 6-0. The game was a chippy affair, with 25 minor
penalties being called. The Cougars went 2-10 on the power play,
while Saskatchewan was unable to capitalize on eight man-advantages.
Laura Paradis picked up her third consecutive win, stopping 18 of 19
shots for Regina. Laura Taylor and Robin Nuttall again split the
goaltending duties for the Huskies, stopping 44 of 52 Regina shots.
CW HONOUR ROLL:
Krysty Lorenz (Alta): Earned five points (2G, 3A) in Alberta's sweep of UBC.
Erin Balfour (Reg): Scored five goals, including the game winner, for
Regina on Saturday.
Lori Shupak (Alta): Picked up five points (1G, 4A) for Alberta this
past weekend.
Kimberley Torborg (Sask): Scored one goal and three assists against
Regina last weekend.
Kelly Rezansoff (Reg): Picked up three assists for Regina on Saturday
against Saskatchewan.
Mandy Kinjerski (Alta): Scored two goals and one assist in Alberta's
4-1 win over UBC on Saturday.
Beckie Bailey (Sask): Scored two goals in 2:34 against Regina on Friday.
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We are forming a high school girls' team in Louisville, KY for the first
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MUZERALL TABBED AT PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY SI FOR WOMEN
Minnesota senior Nadine Muzerall has been named the preseason national
player of the year by Sports Illustrated for Women in its College Hockey
Preview in the November/December of the magazine.
Muzerall led the nation during the 1999-2000 season in goals (49),
power-play goals (16), power-play points (27) and game-winning goals (9).
Her efforts led the Golden Gophers to the American Women9s College Hockey
Alliance National Championship, where she scored the game-winning goal in
the title game and earned all-tournament honors.
Muzerall has two goals and five points, having missed four games. The
Mississauga, Ontario, native got off to a slow start last season before
putting together a 20-game point-scoring streak, during which time she
scored 36 goals and 52 points.
During her career, Muzerall has scored goals in 70 of 103 games, during
which time Minnesota has posted a 63-4-3 record. The Gophers are just
15-14-4 when she plays and does not score a goal.
For more on SI for Women's College Hockey Preview, go to
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ockey/
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I was looking for something on the USAHockey website and noticed this.
There is the National Women's Team, and then there is the National Team.
The National Team is the men's team. Surprise. Not too PC.
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hersport.net (www.hersport.net) is proud to be one of
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Tour schedule below.
Wickenheiser One-On-One
Tour Schedule
Regina, SK - November 18-19, 2000
Saskatoon, SK - November 20-23, 2000
Winnipeg, MB - November 24-26, 2000
Edmonton, AB - December 9-10, 2000
Red Deer, AB - December 11, 2000
Banff, AB - December 12, 2000
Calgary, AB - December 13-16, 2000
Burnaby, BC - February 24-27, 2001
North Vancouver,BC - February 28-March 3, 2001
Aldergrove, BC - March 4, 2001
Brossard, QC - April 14-17, 2001
Candiac, QC - April 18-20, 2001
Scarborough, ON - April 22-25, 2001
Oshawa, ON - April 26-28, 2001
Etobicoke, ON - April 30-May 2, 2001
Oakville, ON - May 3-6, 2001
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Hi,
It's me again. I am wondering if I want to play goal eventually, how
different is the skating? I think I should still learn the basic (stopping,
backward skating, turning) skating skills first, right? I am just thinking,
if I keep practicing on a normal hockey skate, can I still get into playing
goal in the future.
As for the playing thing, I am still in some finanncial stress. So, Bruce
(from the Icebreakers), please email me and give me a number to call so we
can discuss playing and paying more? Thanks so much for all your help.
Gen
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At 09:55 AM 09/11/2000 -0500, Gen wrote:
>It's me again. I am wondering if I want to play goal eventually, how
>different is the skating? I think I should still learn the basic (stopping,
>backward skating, turning) skating skills first, right? I am just thinking,
>if I keep practicing on a normal hockey skate, can I still get into playing
>goal in the future.
Yes, I'd say so. One of the hockey truisms is that the goalie should be
the best skater on the team. So all you can do to practise skating skills
will help you out in the future, whatever positions you get a chance to
play. You mention stopping, backwards skating, and turning - also using
efficient powerful strides in skating forwards, various ways of moving from
side to side, changing direction, and various exercises in using your
inside and outside edges.
If you're doing most of your practising at public skating, be aware that as
a hockey player you will need to become equally comfortable turning in both
directions. So don't be shy about asking the arena workers when/whether
they change directions, and planning your visits so that you skate both
clockwise and counter-clockwise. (In some places they change every half
hour, at some arenas they skate counter-clockwise for an hour, then flood
and skate clockwise, and at other arenas they skate counter-clockwise all
the time because nobody complains.)
Have fun!
Louise
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GOPHERS TO RECEIVE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS AT WILD GAME SUNDAY
The University of Minnesota women9s hockey will receive its 2000
American Women9s College Hockey Alliance National Championship rings in a
ceremony preceding the Minnesota Wild9s game with the Edmonton Oilers,
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Thank you so much, Louise. Unfortunately, I don't really know how to do
different skatings. Any suggestions? The rink I went to is a public rink,
it's always skating in 1 direction. But sometimes there's very few or no
one there so I can skate any directions I like. Lucky me. I think I can do
a lot of my practises there, but I need to know how to do them first. (e.g.
moving from side to side, exercieses in using inside and outsides edges,
etc.)
Gen
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At 09:55 AM 09/11/2000 -0500, Gen wrote:
>It's me again. I am wondering if I want to play goal eventually, how
>different is the skating? I think I should still learn the basic
(stopping,
>backward skating, turning) skating skills first, right? I am just
thinking,
>if I keep practicing on a normal hockey skate, can I still get into
playing
>goal in the future.
Yes, I'd say so. One of the hockey truisms is that the goalie should be
the best skater on the team. So all you can do to practise skating skills
will help you out in the future, whatever positions you get a chance to
play. You mention stopping, backwards skating, and turning - also using
efficient powerful strides in skating forwards, various ways of moving from
side to side, changing direction, and various exercises in using your
inside and outside edges.
If you're doing most of your practising at public skating, be aware that as
a hockey player you will need to become equally comfortable turning in both
directions. So don't be shy about asking the arena workers when/whether
they change directions, and planning your visits so that you skate both
clockwise and counter-clockwise. (In some places they change every half
hour, at some arenas they skate counter-clockwise for an hour, then flood
and skate clockwise, and at other arenas they skate counter-clockwise all
the time because nobody complains.)
Have fun!
Louise
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Hi Gen,
There are two really good videos for learning the skating basics: One from
Robby Glantz and the other from Laura Stamm. You can order them direct on
their websites.
http://www.robbyglantz.com/
http://www.laurastamm.com/
The book from Laura Stamm is also very good.
Have fun!
Regards, Nick
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>Thank you so much, Louise. Unfortunately, I don't really know how to do
>different skatings. Any suggestions? The rink I went to is a public rink,
>it's always skating in 1 direction. But sometimes there's very few or no
>one there so I can skate any directions I like. Lucky me. I think I can do
>a lot of my practises there, but I need to know how to do them first. (e.g.
>moving from side to side, exercieses in using inside and outsides edges,
>etc.)
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Hi all,
There is a 3-Nations-Tournament going on in Zuchwil Switzerland right now.
Participating Teams are: Germany, Canada U22 and Switzerland.
Schedule/Results:
Date Time Game Score
07.11.00 20.45 CET Canada U22 - Switzerland 5-1(1-0,1-1,3-0)
Report
08.11.00 20.30 CET Germany - Canada U22 1-8(0-2,1-3,0-3)
Report
09.11.00 20.00 CET Switzerland - Germany Report 2-0(0-0,1-0,1-0)
10.11.00 20.00 CET Canada U22 - Germany LIVE Report
11.11.00 16.30 CET Switzerland - Canada U22 LIVE Report
12.11.00 11.30 CET Germany - Switzerland LIVE Report
See also:
http://frauenhockey.sport.ch/Turniere0001/Zuchwil2000/main.htm
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