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Subject: 2001 IIHF Women's World Championships Tickets
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 09:05:38 -0600
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Tickets are now on sale for the 2001 IIHF Women's World Championships
through www.Ticketmaster.com or by calling 1-800-989-5151.  Hotel
information and game schedule are located on the 2001 website located at
www.superrink.org for Rochester, St. Cloud and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Lynn Olson
Co-Chair, 2001 IIHF Women's World Championships
5909 12th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN  55417
612-861-2671 Phone and Fax
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Subject: UMaine Women's hockey article (Bangor Daily, 11/29/00)
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Inconsistency plagues UMaine women's hockey
By Larry Mahoney and Pete Warner, Of the NEWS Staff

http://www.bangornews.com/cgi-bin/article.cfm?storynumber=24525

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Subject: Gary Thorne on Women's Hockey (BDN, 11/29/00)
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Bangor Daily News:  11/29/00

Frozen Four for women shows growth
By Gary Thorne

http://www.bangornews.com/cgi-bin/article.cfm?storynumber=24524&a=1

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Subject: Christmas Gift Ideas for Girl's &  Women's Hockey
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If you have a female hockey player on your list you can check the great
variety of female hockey items available at www.hersport.net
Wickenheiser One-on-One Tour Participant T-shirts and Hockey Training
Manual (not up on the site yet)The Hockey Book for Girls - by Stacy
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Checkout our great selection of Olympic items from a variety of sports.

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Nov. 29, 2000
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Northern Exposure - Huskies, Pandas both post lopsided sweeps
Pandas in tie for first, Huskies in playoff position

WINNIPEG - Last week was a bad time to be from the South, as the 
northernmost team won every game played, by a combined score of 47-1. 
The Alberta Pandas got a measure of revenge from the Lethbridge 
Pronghorns for their ties on Nov. 10-11. Lethbridge failed to score a 
goal in the series, as they were shutout by 8-0 and 3-0 scores. The 
Pandas' sweep puts them in a tie for first place with the Regina 
Cougars, who played an exhibition series against the Notre Dame 
Midgets. Lethbridge's two losses drop them into fifth spot, below UBC 
and Manitoba, who both also had non-conference games.
	Saskatchewan travelled to Calgary and swept the Dinos by 
scores of 10-0 and 7-1. The Huskies' sweep allowed them to move past 
the Dinos into the sixth and final playoff position. On Friday, the 
Huskies scored seven goals in the first period and cruised to the 
victory. Those seven goals were as many as they had scored in six 
previous league games.
	In non-conference play, Manitoba continued the trend towards 
blowing out southern opposition as they trounced the Concordia 
Cobbers, an NCAA Division III team, by scores of 9-0 on Saturday and 
10-0 on Sunday. Trisha Faurschou had six goals and nine points in the 
two games for the Bisons.
	The league has started its winter break, the next league 
games will not take place until Jan. 5-6, when Regina plays 
Saskatchewan. Non-conference action this weekend sees the Richmond 
Steelers visiting UBC on Friday, North Dakota travelling to Manitoba 
for a Friday-Saturday series and Brandon playing at Winnipeg on 
Sunday.

That was the week that was:

At the Clare Drake Arena in Edmonton: (#4 Alberta 8, Lethbridge 0; #4 
Alberta 3, Lethbridge 0)
On Friday, the Alberta Pandas scored five goals in the third period 
on their way to the 8-0 win. Alberta led 3-0 after two periods, on 
goals by Mandy Kinjerski, Jody Grabas and Erin van de Wetering. 
Alberta took advantage of Lethbridge's change of goaltenders between 
the second and third periods, as they lit up Pronghorns backup Angela 
Watts for five goals on ten shots. 'Horns starter Courtney Butler 
took the loss, her first of the season, and stopped 21 of 24 shots in 
40 minutes. Stacy McCullough picked up her fourth shutout of the 
season for Alberta. The Pandas held a significant edge in shots on 
goal, taking 34 shots at the Lethbridge net, while allowing only 15. 
Lori Shupak led the Pandas with three points (1G, 2A), while 
Kinjerski and Grabas had two goals each.
Saturday's match was much closer, as the Pandas won by a 3-0 margin. 
Tonya d'Entremont gave Alberta a 1-0 lead at the 14:24 mark of the 
second period. Jody Grabas and Mandy Kinjerski added third period 
goals to clinch the series sweep. The Pandas' Stacy McCullough 
stopped 13 shots en route to her second consecutive shutout. Courtney 
Butler stopped 23 of 26 shots for Lethbridge, and took her second 
straight loss. Lethbridge suffered through some penalty troubles, as 
they took nine minor penalties, as compared to Alberta's two minors, 
but the Pandas were unable to capitalize. Alberta was unable to score 
in the 13:48 they were on the power play. Lethbridge was unable to 
take advantage of their sole power play.

At the Olympic Oval in Calgary:   (Saskatchewan 10, Calgary 0; 
Saskatchewan 7, Calgary 1)
On Friday, the Saskatchewan Huskies unleashed six games' worth of 
frustration on the Dinosaurs, overwhelming the Dinos with a 
seven-goal outburst in the first 20 minutes. Saskatchewan's first 
period output matched its total output for the season so far. The 
Huskies scored five of their goals in a stretch from 4:30 to 11:35 of 
the first. Danielle Stachiw and Joanie Tullouch scored a pair of 
goals each in the first, while Jessie Thorson, Misty Bertram and 
Taryn Fjeld added singles. In the final fourty minutes, the Huskies 
added another three goals, to reach the final 10-0 margin. Thorson, 
Bertram and Fjeld each picked up their second goal of the game. Robin 
Nuttall stopped all 15 shots sent to her, to pick up her first 
shutout (and first win) of the season. Tiana Velestuk faced 58 
Saskatchewan volleys, and made 48 saves for the Dinos.
On Saturday, Saskatchewan used a four-goal second period to pace 
themselves to a 7-1 win. The Dogs led 2-0 after the first, on goals 
by Thorson and Kimberley Torborg. Suzanne Hanchar put the Dinos on 
the board 52 seconds into the second. The Huskies squelched any 
momentum as they scored 1:12 later on Lisa Dohm's first goal of the 
season. Joanna Mould put the Huskies up 4-1 at 5:15, while Taryn 
Fjeld scored two goals 53 seconds apart midway through the period to 
give the spoils to Saskatchewan. Jessie Thorson's second goal of the 
game rounded out the scoring. Laura Taylor picked up the win, making 
19 saves on 20 shots, while Calgary's Tiana Velestuk saved 43 of 50 
shots in a losing effort.

At the Max Bell Centre in Winnipeg:   (#8 Manitoba 9, Concordia-Mhd 
0; #8 Manitoba 10, Concordia-Mhd 0)
On Saturday, Manitoba routed the Concordia Cobbers, an NCAA Division 
III school from Moorhead, Minn., by a 9-0 score. Trisha Faurschou had 
a natural hat trick for the Bisons, while Jacqui Elliott added four 
points (1G, 3A). Five other players scored for the Bisons. Laurie 
Wagner and Pam Staples split the shutout, and were not seriously 
tested as the Cobbers managed only five shots on goal, including none 
in the second period. Sarah Keucher made 36 saves for Concordia on 45 
Manitoba shots.
On Sunday, Manitoba trounced the Cobbers 10 to 0. Trisha Faurschou 
picked up her second hat trick in as many nights, and finished the 
weekend with nine points. Jacqui Elliott, Kathy Van Deynze and 
Kristen Nickel each had two goals for the Bisons. Karen Mamchuk had 
the other Bisons marker. Staples and Wagner again split the shutout, 
facing a combined 12 shots on goal. The Cobbers' Shyla Wilson stopped 
43 of 53 shots sent her way. This game became chippy near the end, as 
the Cobbers took six penalties for 12 PIM in the last two minutes of 
the game.

CW Honour Roll

Stacy McCullough (Alta): Shut out Lethbridge twice this weekend, 
stopping 28 shots in the two games.  She now has five shutouts on the 
season.
Jessie Thorson (Sask): Had five points (4G, 1A) in Saskatchewan's 
sweep of the Calgary Dinos.
Mandy Kinjerski (Alta): Scored three goals, including Friday's 
game-winner, in Alberta's two wins over Lethbridge,
Misty Bertram (Sask): Scored four points (2G, 2A) in the Huskies' 
10-0 win on Friday.
Jody Grabas (Alta): Scored three goals in Alberta's sweep of  Lethbridge.
Joanie Tulloch (Sask): Scored four points (2G, 2A) in the Huskies' 
10-0 romp on Friday.
Joanna Mould (Sask): Earned four assists in Friday's 10-0 U of S victory.
Trish Faurschou (Man): Scored nine points, including two hat tricks, 
in Manitoba's sweep over Concordia-Moorhead.
Jacqui Elliott (Man): Scored six points, including both game winners 
in the Bisons' two blowouts of Concordia-Moorhead.

Player of the Week:

TARYN FJELD, F, Sask.
2nd year, Grimshaw, Alta., 5'7"

Fjeld,  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 7-1 victory over the Dinos. On 
Saturday she scored her goals 53 seconds apart in the second period 
to put the game completely out of reach.

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For more information contact:
John Edwards,
Canada West Women's Hockey Statistican

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John Edwards
email@hidden
Statistician, Canada West University Women's Ice Hockey
Phone: (204) 779-8828, Cell: (204) 797-4381, Fax: (204) 783-9075