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CANADA WEST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE

STANDINGS AS OF NOVEMBER 26, 2000
                    GP  W  L  T  GF  GA   PCT  | Home   Away   Streak | Overall
1 REGINA            6  5  1  0  30  11  0.833 | 1-0-0  4-1-0  5-0-0  |  12-2-0
2 x-ALBERTA        12  9  1  2  51  10  0.833 | 4-1-0  5-0-2  4-0-2  |  10-1-2
3 MANITOBA          4  2  2  0   8  12  0.500 | 0-2-0  2-0-0  0-2-0  |  6-3-0
   BRITISH COLUMBIA  6  3  3  0  12  18  0.500 | 1-3-0  2-0-0  2-0-0  |  4-4-0
5 LETHBRIDGE        6  1  2  3   8  15  0.417 | 0-0-2  1-2-1  0-2-3  |  7-5-3
6 SASKATCHEWAN      8  2  6  0  24  27  0.250 | 0-5-0  2-1-0  2-0-0  |  4-10-0
7 CALGARY          10  1  8  1  13  53  0.150 | 0-6-1  1-2-0  0-6-1  |  1-8-1
x-Clinched playoff berth
Note: Standings determined by winning percentage.
Note: Brandon (1-2-0 overall) and Winnipeg (0-7-0 overall) are club 
teams, their games do not count in the conference standings.

LAST WEEK:
    FRI. NOV. 24
      Saskatchewan 10 at Calgary 0
       [S: Stachiw 2, Thorson 2, Tulloch 2, Bertram 2, Fjeld 2, SO-Nuttall]
      at Alberta 8, Lethbridge 0
       [A: Kinjerski 2, Grabas 2, Van De Wetering, Shupak, Lorenz, 
Dubyk, SO-McCullough]
      Killarney Knights at UBC, 7:15 PM (nc)
      Regina at Notre Dame Midgets, 6:15 PM (ex)
    SAT. NOV. 25
      at Alberta, Lethbridge
       [A: 
      Saskatchewan 7 at Calgary 1
       [S: Thorson 2, Torborg, Dohm, Mould, Fjeld 2. C: Hanchar]
      at Manitoba 9, Concordia-Moorhead 0
       [M: Elliott, Faurschou 3, Keating, Rommelaere, Everard, Van 
Aggelen, Mamchuk, SO-Wagner/Staples]
      Regina at Notre Dame Midgets, 1:30 PM (ex)
    SUN. NOV. 26
      at Manitoba 10, Concordia-Moorhead 0 (nc)
       [M: Elliott 2, Faurschou 3, Nickel 2, Van Deynze 2, Mamchuk 1, 
SO-Staples/Wagner]
NEXT WEEK
    FRI. DEC. 1
      Richmond Steelers at UBC, 7:15 PM (nc)
      North Dakota at Manitoba, 7:00 PM (ex)
      TBA at Regina, TBA (ex)
    SAT. DEC. 2
      North Dakota at Manitoba, 7:00 PM (ex)
    SUN. DEC. 3
      Brandon at Winnipeg, 1:00 PM (nc)
     
All times local to game site
(nc) - Non-conference game  (ex) - Exhibition game

LEADING SCORERS
Team  #   Player Name           P  Yr     GP   G  A  Pts  Pt/SG
Reg    6  Brandy West           F   3      6   8  5   13   2.17
Alta   9  Krysty Lorenz         C   4     12  13  5   18   1.50
Reg   10  Erin Balfour         F/D  2      6   8  1    9   1.50
Alta  18  Lori Shupak           C   5     10   8  8   16   1.33
Reg   11  Erin Tady             F   1      6   4  4    8   1.33
Reg    9  Joell Fiddler         D   2      6   2  6    8   1.33
Reg   17  Julie Foster          F   2      6   2  4    6   1.00
Man   14  Kristin Nickel        LW  1      4   2  2    4   1.00
Alta   7  Jody Grabas           D   1     12   5  6   11   0.92
Alta  10  Tonya d'Entremont     D   4     12   2  9   11   0.92
Sask  19  Taryn Fjeld           F   2      8   5  2    7   0.88
Alta  16  Mandy Kinjerski       F   4      9   6  4   10   0.83
Alta  15  P.Trish Dubyk         LW  2     12   6  4   10   0.83
UBC    5  Jana Horsman          RW  3      5   1  4    5   0.83
Reg    8  Kelsey Rezansoff      F   1      6   1  4    5   0.83
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 10  10  609:25  186  177   7  0.69  0.952 
7-1-2   5  39  3.84
Leth  35  Courtney Butler    6   6  355:00  140  130  10  1.69  0.929 
1-2-3   1   8  1.35
Reg   20  Laura Paradis      6   6  360:35   97   86  11  1.83  0.887 
5-1-0   0  30  4.99
Sask   1  Robin Nuttall      7   6  361:17  180  164  16  2.66  0.911 
2-4-0   0  20  3.32
B.C.  30  Tanya Foley        3   3  183:18   79   70   9  2.95  0.887 
2-1-0   0   9  2.95
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 TARYN FJELD of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. Fjeld, a 
5'7" 2nd-year forward from Grimshaw, Alberta, scored six points in 
the Huskies' sweep of the Calgary Dinosaurs in Calgary. Fjeld, a 
first-year Arts and Science major, scored two goals and added one 
assist in Saskatchewan's 10-0 win over the Dinos on Friday. On 
Saturday, Fjeld again picked up two goals and one assist as the 
Huskies cruised to a 7-0 victory over the Dinos. On Saturday she 
scored her goals 53 seconds apart in the second period and put the 
game completely out of reach.


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For further information contact:
John Edwards
Canada West Women's Hockey Statistician
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John Edwards
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Statistician, Canada West University Women's Ice Hockey
Phone: (204) 779-8828, Cell: (204) 797-4381, Fax: (204) 783-9075

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November 27, 2000

Women"s Hockey Signs Three Early

Madison, Wis. - Interim head women"s hockey coach Trina Bourget announced today that forward Jackie Friesen (Regina, Sask.), defender Molly Engstrom (Siren, Wis.) and goaltender Jessica Bernal (Chatsworth, Calif.) have signed National Letters of Intent and will attend the University of Wisconsin beginning in the fall of 2001.
	
Jackie Friesen, a 5-10 1/2 left wing, is set to co-captain her high school boys" team at Thom Collegiate Regina her senior season. Friesen has been a part of the team the past two years while also playing for the Regina Royals female midget hockey team. Last year, the Team Saskatchewan player recorded 78 points on 38 goals and 40 assists in 34 games with the Royals. With Team Saskatchewan, Friesen helped her squad to fourth at the national championship. She was also part of Team Saskatchewan Midgets as a sophomore and helped them to fourth at the Canada Winter Games. Her freshman year she helped the Regina Royals to a provincial silver medal.
	Friesen is also a four-year volleyball player and was named to the city all-star team for this year. Named her high school"s junior female athlete of the year as a sophomore, Friesen also competes for the fastball team, Canada"s version of softball. 
	Friesen is the daughter of Lean and Edie Friesen.

Bourget on Friesen:
*Jackie Friesen is a strong left-winger who will bring size, strength and a scoring touch around the net to Wisconsin. She"s got a great shot, good hands and an excellent work ethic and attitude.*

Molly Engstrom, a 5-9 defenseman for Culver Academy in Culver, Ind., attended Siren High School for her freshman and sophomore years. As a junior at Culver, Engstrom recorded 18 goals, 18 assists and 36 points in 40 games. Prior to Culver, the Wisconsin native spent three years with the Minnesota Thoroughbreds, helping the team to national runner-up finishes during the 1996-97 and the 1998-99 seasons. Engstrom also competed in the AAA Team Minnesota Hockey Festival as part of the Wisconsin Selects boys" team from 1995-97. She also competed in the tournament as part of the 1998 girls" team, the first year offered to girls. Engstom is a three-time participant at the USA Hockey Olympic Development Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y. 
	Engstrom defines the phrase !all-around athlete" with a Wisconsin State discus title as a sophomore, sectional and regional championships and a 19th-place state finish as a freshman cross country runner, and a volleyball regional championship as a sophomore at Siren. In her junior year at Culver, Engstrom helped her golf team to a 16th-place finish at the state meet while winning discus sectional and regional titles and finishing eighth at the state meet. She was named Culver"s track and field MVP.
	Engstom is the daughter of Judy and Rick Engstrom.

Bourget on Engstrom
*Signing Molly makes our already talented defensive corps that much stronger. She brings many outstanding attributes that our current blue-liners possess: great skating ability, puck control, coupled with hockey sense and great play-making ability. Not only is Molly solid defensively, but she will be able to step up and join the offensive rush. I am thrilled that Wisconsin-native Molly Engstom will be donning the red jersey in 2001. It is always our goal to recruit the best in Wisconsin, but it is also to recruit the best players in the nation and Molly fits both categories.*

Jessica Bernal, a 5-6 goaltender, played the past three years with the West Valley Wolves boys" at the bantam and then the midget level. An academic achievement award winner the last three years with the Wolves, Bernal helped her team to third place at the California State Championship as a sophomore. Starting that same year, she participated at the USA Hockey National Development Camp, earning the top goaltender award at the Pacific District Regionals. She also helped the Under-15 California Selects women"s team to second place. As a junior, she won the skills competition at the U.S. Nationals as part of the Under-19 California Selects. She is again part of the Under-19 California Selects as a senior.
	An attendee of Chatsworth High School, Bernal is the daughter of Ilene and Michael Bernal.

Bourget on Bernal:
*We are excited to have Jessica Bernal joining current goaltenders Jackie MacMillan and Jen Neary. She was one of the top goaltenders in the country at the USA Hockey Olympic Development Camp in Lake Placid this summer. She has the ability to stop the puck. She has natural athletic ability and the quick reflexes to be in the right place at the right time to make the save.*

Bourget on the 2001 recruiting class
*All three early signees are talented individuals with terrific character, are young women possessing strong work ethic and each have the motivation to succeed. All three have achieved academic success in addition to their athletic success.*

Paul Capobianco
Assistant Women's SID
University of Wisconsin
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F: 608-265-8051
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MUZERALL, PETERSEN EARN WCHA HONORS

Senior right wing Nadine Muzerall and frosh defense Bethany Petersen were
honored by the WCHA for their play over the weekend.

Muzerall, who had four goals and recorded her 200th career point, was named
the WCHA Player of the Week, an honor she won twice last season. She had a
hat trick in leading Minnesota to a 5-2 win Friday. She scored the
game-tying goal in Saturday9s 4-4 tie for her 200th point and the 119th goal
of her career.

Petersen was named the WCHA Rookie of the Week. She tied a school record by
recording three assists in the third period of the Gophers9 5-2 victory
Friday. Her eight assists are third on the team and lead the Minnesota
defense.

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Craig Roberts
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University of Minnesota Women's Intercollegiate Athletics
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 This was sent to me - thought I'd pass it along in case anyone
 has a team and is interested in playing them.
 
 Rhonda
 
> > Terry Bologna wrote:
> >
> > Hello!
> >
> > We are a Girls Ice Hockey Team
> > The name of our Team is the Ice Angels
> > The rink we skate at is Arc Ice in Chesapeake, Virginia.  Right now we
> > are only playing tournaments but we would also like to skate against
> > other girls teams that are not too far away.  We are a U-15 (with
> > girls as young as 7 and with many different skill levels) and are
> > looking for more girls.  If interested in playing with us or playing
> > against us, please send an email to email@hidden.
> >
> > Thanks!
> 

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