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From: "Phil Cottrell" 
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Subject: Women's Sports Channel Approved
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 06:42:33 -0800
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Today's National Post reports that TSN (The Sports Network) has been
successful in its application for a women's sports channel to be a "must
carry" digital offering on Canadian cable. The station is to be up and
running by Fall 2001. So, it looks like we'll be doing more taping of hockey
games for our American cousins :)

Phil, Victoria, BC

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Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 16:06:52 -0500
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Yeah! This is so great! This means I would spend even more time watching 
TV. We can show people on TV that women atheletes can be as good as men.

Gen


-----Original Message-----
From:	Phil Cottrell [SMTP:email@hidden]
Sent:	Friday, November 24, 2000 9:43 AM
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Subject:	Women's Sports Channel Approved

Today's National Post reports that TSN (The Sports Network) has been
successful in its application for a women's sports channel to be a "must
carry" digital offering on Canadian cable. The station is to be up and
running by Fall 2001. So, it looks like we'll be doing more taping of 
hockey
games for our American cousins :)

Phil, Victoria, BC

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From: "Paul Capobianco" 
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November 24, 2000

Wisconsin Falls to Defending National Champions

Middleton, Wis. - In a battle of the first and second-place teams in
the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, the women's hockey Badgers
scored first and Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) scored twice, but
Wisconsin fell short of defending national champion Minnesota, 5-2, at
Capitol Ice Arena on Friday. 
	At 5:48, Hunter sent the puck from behind the net to Sis
Paulsen (Eau Claire, Wis.) at the left point. Hunter skated into the
slot after the pass and redirected Paulsen's shot past Minnesota's
Erica Killewald. Hunter's 22nd gave the UW a 1-0 lead with the
power-play goal.
	Things stayed 1-0 until with 16 seconds left in the first
period, Minnesota's Nadine Muzerall beat UW netminder Jackie MacMillan
(Buffalo, Minn.) with a snap shot on the power-play. The Badgers went
1-for-5 while Minnesota was 1-for-3 with the player advantage in the
first period.
	Muzerall would give Minnesota its first lead of the game with
her second power-play goal at 14:22 of the second. Tracy Engstrom
retrieved the puck behind the net and flipped it to Muzerall on the
right goal line. Muzerall beat MacMillan short-side, after the goalie
was caught leaning off the post, giving the Gophers a 2-1 lead. 
	Hunter squared the contest at two, 5:19 into the third with a
wrist shot from high in the left face-off circle just inside the far
post. Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) extended her point-scoring streak
to nine games with the assist. But 26 seconds later, Muzerall and the
Gophers regained the lead for good. The senior flipped the puck in the
air on goal, hitting it off MacMillan's glove, off the inside of the
post and in. 
	Ambria Thomas would add a fourth goal at 8:05 and Laura
Slominski gave the Gophers their third power-play tally of the game at
12:02 to close out the scoring. Minnesota finished 3-for-9 on the
power-play, but failed to score on a 46 second three-on-five advantage
in the second period that helped keep the Badgers in the game.
Wisconsin finished 1-for-6 on the power play.
	MacMillan stopped 27 shots and dropped to 8-3-1 on the year.
Minnesota's Killewald stopped 22 shots, upping her record to 8-2-0.
	The Badgers (9-3-1, 6-2-1 WCHA) will look to rebound tomorrow
in the series finale with the Gophers (9-2-0, 8-1-0). The teams meet
at the Capitol Ice Arena at 7:05 p.m.

			1	2	3	F
Wisconsin		1	0	1	2
Minnesota		1	1	3	5

1st - 1, UW, Hunter 22 (Paulsen), PP, 5:48; 2, UM, Muzerall 5
(Buchholz, Kennedy), PP, 19:44.
2nd - 3, UM, Muzerall 6 (Engstrom), PP, 14:22.
3rd - 4, UW, Hunter 23 (Weiland), 5:19; 5, UM, Muzerall 7 (Petersen),
5:45; 6, UM, Thomas 11 (Petersen, Slominski), 8:05; 7, UM, Slominski
(Petersen, Clarke), PP, 12:02.
Saves -  UW, MacMillan (8-3-1) 4-13-10=27; UM, Killewald (8-2-0)
7-9-6=22.
Referee - Jerry Kreiger. AR: Brad Shepherd, Lisa Schlatter.
Attendance - 643.


Paul Capobianco
Assistant Women's SID
University of Wisconsin
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From: "Craig Roberts" 
To: Craig J Roberts 
Subject: I:MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2000 00:04:16 -0600
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THIRD-RANKED GOPHERS DOWN FIFTH-RANKED BADGERS ON ROAD

MIDDLETON, Wis. - Nadine Muzerall recorded her first hat trick of the season
and Minnesota converted on three of nine power play opportunities en route
to a 5-2 victory over Wisconsin.

Meghan Hunter got the Badgers on the board first when she scored her 22nd
goal of the season at 5:48 of the opening on the power play.

Muzerall scored the game's next two goals, both on the power play. The first
came with 16 seconds remaining in the first period and the second, the only
goal of the second period, came at 14:22 of the middle frame.

Hunter scored even strength at 5:19 of the final period to tie the game but
Muzerall completed her hat trick just 26 seconds later. Ambria Thomas then
scored at 8:05 and Laura Slominski scored on the power play with 7:58 left
in the game.

The Gophers, after being outshot 8-5 in the opening period, held a 27-16
advantage over the final 40 minutes and a 32-24 edge for the game. Erica
Killewald had 22 saves for Minnesota while Jackie MacMillan had 27 for
Wisconsin.

The two teams complete their series at 7:05 p.m. at the Capitol Ice Arena in
Middleton.

Minnesota...........  1  1  3 -  5
Wisconsin...........  1  0  1 -  2

   1st period - 1, UW, Meghan Hunter 22 (Sis Paulsen) 05:48 (pp). 2, UM,
Nadine Muzerall 5 (Courtney Kennedy, Emily Buchholz) 19:44 (pp). Penalties -
Emily Buchholz, UM (checking) 01:14; Courtney Kennedy, UM (roughing) 05:02;
Nadine Muzerall, UM (slashing) 06:18; Karen Rickard, UW (interference)
06:54; Bethany Petersen, UM (checking) 09:36; Kelly Kegley, UW
(interference) 11:00; Ambria Thomas, UM (high-sticking) 12:38; Meghan
Hunter, UW (tripping) 19:12.
   2nd period - 3, UM, Nadine Muzerall 6 (Tracy Engstrom) 14:22 (pp).
Penalties - Sis Paulsen, UW (interference) 00:20; Nicole Uliasz, UW
(elbowing) 07:09; Kerry Weiland, UW (checking) 08:23; Sis Paulsen, UW
(holding the stick) 13:38; La Toya Clarke, UM (hooking) 16:09.
   3rd period - 4, UW, Meghan Hunter 23 (Kerry Weiland) 05:19. 5, UM, Nadine
Muzerall 7 (Bethany Petersen) 05:45. 6, UM, Ambria Thomas 11 (Bethany
Petersen, Laura Slominski) 08:05. 7, UM, Laura Slominski 7 (Bethany
Petersen, La Toya Clarke) 12:02 (pp). Penalties - Stephanie Boeckmann, UW
(interference) 10:17; Kerry Weiland, UW (hooking) 15:31; Tracy Engstrom, UM
(high-sticking) 19:55; Kerry Weiland, UW (roughing) 19:55.
   Shots on goal - UM 5-14-13-32; UW 8-9-7-24. Power plays - UM 3 of 9; UW 1
of 6. Goalies - UM, Erica Killewald 8-2-0 (24 shots-22 saves); UW, Jackie
MacMillan 8-3-1 (32-27). Referee - Jerry Krieger. Assistant referees - Brad
Shepherd, Lisa Schlatter. A - 643.

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Craig Roberts, Asst. Media Relations Dir.
Univ. of Minnesota Women's Athletics
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