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November 1, 2000	Women's Hockey Weekly Release #2

Cougars hand Pandas their first loss, Lethbridge jumps to second place

WINNIPEG - The Alberta Pandas were handed their first loss of the 
season on Saturday night, a 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Regina 
Cougars, however they were able to retain their hold on first place. 
Alberta's  0.833 winning percentage puts them 83 points ahead of 
second-place Lethbridge. Lethbridge opened their season with a win 
and a tie in their series in Calgary.

At the Clare Drake Arena in Edmonton:
On Friday, Krysty Lorenz' power play goal, her second of the night, 
35 seconds into overtime to give the Alberta Pandas a hard-fought 3-2 
victory over the visiting Regina Cougars. Lori Shupak had tied the 
game at two for Alberta when she scored with 1:05 remaining in the 
third period. Regina had taken a 2-0 lead into the third period on 
goals by Erin Tady and Julie Foster, before Alberta came back with 
the two third period goals. Stacy McCullough stopped 23 of 25 shots 
for Alberta, while Laura Paradis made 14 saves on 17 shots for the 
Cougars.
On Saturday, Regina again took a 2-0 lead, but this time was able to 
hold on and defeat Alberta by a 3-1 score. Regina's 2-0 lead came on 
a first period goal by Erin Tady and a second period marker by Julie 
Foster. Brandy West scored an empty net goal with 20 seconds left to 
seal the victory for the Cougars. Lori Shupak scored the lone Alberta 
goal. Regina's Laura Paradis earned her first win of the season, 
stopping 17 of 18 shots, while Alberta's Stacy McCullough suffered 
her first loss, as she made 28 saves.

At the Olympic Oval in Calgary:
On Friday, Melissa Cusak and Dalziel Frisky scored two goals each to 
lead the Lethbridge Pronghorns to a 4-0 win over the Calgary 
Dinosaurs. Lethbridge led 1-0 after one period, and 3-0 after 40 
minutes. Courtney Butler earned the shutout for the Pronghorns, 
stopping all 13 shots she faced. Tiana Velestiuk took the loss, while 
making 19 saves on 23 shots.
On Saturday, Leslie Hodges scored a goal and an assist for 
Lethbridge, but it was not enough to earn the sweep, as the Dinos and 
Pronghorns fought to a 2-2 overtime tie. Kerry Caffrey opened the 
scoring for Calgary 7:32 into the first period, with a goal assisted 
by Stacey Scorenson and Jodie Sorenson. Lethbridge tied the game at 
the 3:55 mark, on Darby King's first goal of the season, and took the 
lead at the 10:12 point, with a goal by Leslie Hodges. The lead was, 
short-lived, as Jill Percy scored for Calgary 1:17 later to tie the 
game at two. Neither team could tickle the mesh in the remaining 
28:31 of regulation, and the five minute overtime period also settled 
nothing.

In non-conference play, at Humboldt, Sask., the Manitoba Bisons swept 
a pair of games from the Saskatchewan Huskies, by scores of 8-3 on 
Saturday and 3-1 on Sunday.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: This week's CW Women's Hockey Player of the Week 
is ERIN TADY from the University of Regina Cougars. Tady, a 5'0, 
1st-year forward from North Battleford, Sask., was in on four of 
Regina's five goals this weekend as they split their series at 
Alberta. Tady scored one goal and one assist in each game. Tady is in 
her first year studying Arts.

CW HONOUR ROLL:
Krysty Lorenz (Alta): Scored two goals, including the game winner in 
overtime on Friday vs Regina.
Melissa Cusack (Leth): Scored four points (2G, 2A) in Lethbridge's 
4-0 win over Calgary on Friday.
Julie Foster (Reg): Was in on both Regina goals in their 3-2 overtime 
loss to Alberta on Friday.
Courtney Butler (Leth): Shutout Calgary on Friday, making 13 saves.
Dalziel Frisky (Leth): Scored two goals and one assist in 
Lethbridge's 4-0 win over Calgary on Friday.
Joell Fiddler (Reg): Scored three points (1G, 2A), including the 
game-winning goal, in Regina's 3-1 victory over Alberta on Saturday.

STATISTICS:

CANADA WEST UNIVERSITIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE

STANDINGS AS OF OCTOBER 29, 2000
                    GP  W  L  T  GF  GA   PCT  | Home   Away   Streak | Overall
1 ALBERTA           6  5  1  0  28   7  0.833 | 2-1-0  3-0-0    L-1  |  6-1-0
2 LETHBRIDGE        2  1  0  1   6   2  0.750 | 0-0-0  1-0-1    U-2  |  6-4-1
3 BRITISH COLUMBIA  2  1  1  0   6   5  0.500 | 1-1-0  0-0-0    W-1  |  1-1-0
   REGINA            2  1  1  0   5   4  0.500 | 0-0-0  1-1-0    W-1  |  4-2-0
5 CALGARY           6  1  4  1   9  31  0.250 | 0-2-1  1-2-0    WL3  |  1-4-1
6 MANITOBA          0  0  0  0   0   0  ----- | 0-0-0  0-0-0    ---  |  5-1-0
7 SASKATCHEWAN      2  0  2  0   0   5  0.000 | 0-2-0  0-0-0    L-2  |  3-4-0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   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, games against them do not count in the 
standings.

LAST WEEK:
  FRI. OCT. 27
   Regina 2 at Alberta 3 (OT)     [R: Tady, Foster. A: Lorenz 2, Shupak.]
   Lethbridge 4 at Calgary 0      [L: Frisky, Cusack, Butler SO] 
  SAT. OCT. 21
   Regina 3 at Alberta 1          [R: Tady 2, Fiddler. A: Shupak]
   Lethbridge 2 at Calgary 2      [L: Hodges, King. C: Caffrey, Percy]

NEXT WEEK:
   FRI. NOV. 3
    Saskatchewan at Regina, 7:30
    Alberta at UBC, 7:30
   SAT. NOV. 4
    Regina at Saskatchewan, 7:00
    Alberta at UBC, 7:30

LEADING SCORERS
Team  #   Player Name           P  Yr     GP  G  A  Pts  Pt/SG
Reg   11  Erin Tady             F   1      2  2  2    5   2.00
Leth   7  Melissa Cusack        F   1      2  2  2    4   2.00
Reg    9  Joell Fiddler         F   2      2  1  3    4   2.00
Alta   9  Krysty Lorenz         C   4      6  9  1   10   1.67
Leth  12  Dalziel Frisky        F   2      2  2  1    3   1.50
Reg   13  Julie Foster          F   2      2  1  2    3   1.50
Leth   8  Jeanette Tymofichuk   F   5      2  0  3    3   1.50
UBC    7  Ming Tan              LW  2      2  3  0    3   1.50
Alta  18  Lori Shupak           C   3      6  6  2    8   1.33
Alta  15  P. Trish Dubyk        LW  2      6  5  3    8   1.33
Alta  10  Tonya d'Entremont     D   4      6  1  6    7   1.17
UBC   18  Meagan O'Hara         LW  2      2  2  0    2   1.00
Leth  11  Lesley Hodges         F   2      2  1  1    2   1.00
Reg    6  Brandy West           F   2      2  1  1    2   1.00
UBC    5  Jana Horsman          RW  3      2  0  2    2   1.00
UBC   16  Cindy Gilfillan       D   2      2  0  2    2   1.00
UBC   77  Sherie Salie          D   4      2  0  2    2   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
Leth  35  Courtney Butler    2   2  125:00  34  32   2  0.96  0.941 
1-0-1   1   6   2.88
Alta  30  Stacey McCullough  5   5  299:25 117 112   5  1.00  0.957 
4-1-0   2  20   4.01
Reg   20  Laura Paradis      2   2  120:35  35  31   4  1.99  0.886 
1-1-0   0   5   2.49
Sask   1  Robin Nuttall      2   2  119:30  66  62   4  2.01  0.939 
0-2-0   0   0   0.00
B.C.   1  Teryne Russell     1   1   59:20  16  14   2  2.02  0.875 
0-1-0   0   1   1.01
NOTE: GF=Goals For, the number of goals scored by the goalie's team 
while she is in the net.
       GFA=Goals For Average.
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November 4, 2000

Women's Hockey Handles No. 5 Harvard

Cambridge, Mass. - The Badgers scored a pair of power-play goals and
Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) scored once and added two assists to
lead seventh-ranked Wisconsin to a 3-1 victory over No. 5 Harvard at
the Bright Hockey Center on Saturday. Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs,
Ont.) added two assists as the Badgers knocked off their second
top-five opponent of the season. 

	"Kerry Weiland did a super job today, stepping up into the
offensive rush and playing solid defense," coach Trina Bourget said.
"Sis Paulsen did a great job also. They both stayed within their game
and played really well."

Wisconsin took a 1-0 lead with its first power-play goal of the game.
Weiland pinched in at the blue line to keep the puck in the offensive
zone and skated into the slot. Her shot was stopped by Harvard
goaltender Alison Kuusisto, who also stopped the rebound shot from
Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.). Weiland found the second rebound and
pushed it into a half-empty net at the 15:43 mark.

	Weiland set up the second power-play score with a point shot
that Kelly Kegley (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) deflected in from the
slot. Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) extended her point-scoring
streak to seven games with the second assist. The goal, on a
five-on-three, came at 11:40 in the second.

	Harvard cut into the lead at 9:27 of the third period. Kalen
Ingram kept the puck on a two-on-one and wristed the puck past the
Badgers' Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.). 

"Harvard came ready to play, but it was hard for them because they
didn't have their depth and were missing a couple of key players,"
Bourget said. "They battled hard and were aggressive on the
forecheck."

	It stayed a one-goal contest until 18:35 when the Crimson took
their timeout and pulled their goaltender for an extra skater. Thirty
seconds later, Nicole Uliasz (Perkasie, Penn.) took advantage of the
vacant goal with her third goal of the season. Hunter and Weiland both
got assists.

	"The freshman were picking it up on the forecheck led by Steph
Boeckmann," commented Bourget. "Freshman Nicole Uliasz played well
defensively and let the coaches breathe a little easier with the
empty-net goal." 

	MacMillan stopped 19 shots to earn the win and improve to
6-1-0 on the season. Kuusisto made 17 saves in Harvard's first game of
the year and dropped to 0-1-0.

	The Badgers (6-1-0, 3-1-0 WCHA) continue their ECAC weekend
tomorrow. UW travels to Providence, R.I., and Brown (1-0-0), who beat
No. 2 Minnesota, 3-2 in overtime today.

	"We played well," added Bourget. "I am proud of our players.
We were playing hard, now we have to play smarter."

				1	2	3	F
#7 WISCONSIN		1	1	1	3
#5 HARVARD			0	0	1	1

1st - 1, UW, Weiland 2 (Antony), PPG, 15:43
2nd - 2, UW, Kegley 1 (Weiland, Hunter), PPG, 11:40
3rd - 3, HU, Ingram 1 (Unassisted), 9:27; 4, UW, Uliasz 3 (Hunter,
Weiland), EN, 19:05
Saves - UW, MacMillan (6-1-0) 7-9-3=19; HU, Kuusisto (0-1-0)
6-6-5=17


Diane K. Nordstrom
Associate Women's SID
University of Wisconsin
Madison, WI  53711
Phone: (608) 262-9024
Fax: (608) 265-8051
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GOPHERS FALL IN OVERTIME AT BROWN

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Minnesota outshot Brown and led until the final four
minutes of regulation but the fourth-ranked Bears came from behind to upset
the second-ranked Gophers 3-2 in overtime.

Kim Insalaco scored the game's first goal when her shot was deflected by a
Minnesota player past goalie Erica Killewald nine minutes, 48 seconds into
the opening period.

Laura Slominski got that goal back for Minnesota less than four minutes
later and Tracy Engstrom scored on a breakaway at 2:50 of the second period
to give the Gophers a 2-1 lead.

The scored remained that way until Melissa Rennison tipped in a pass from
Kathleen Kauth with 3:23 to play in the third period.

Kauth got the winner when Cara Gardner threaded a pass to her through the
neutral zone and she forced the puck through Killewald with 1:12 left to
play in the overtime.

Minnesota, which was 0-for-7 on the power play, outshot the Bears 38-32 but
sophomore Pam Dreyer, who recorded an assist on the game-winning goal, made
36 saves. Killewald had 29 saves for the Gophers.

Minnesota travels to Boston, Mass., to face Harvard on Sunday at 2 p.m. EST.

Minnesota...........  1  1  0  0 -  2
Brown...............  1  0  1  1 -  3

   1st period - 1, BU, Kim Insalaco 1 (Cassie Turner, Krissy McManus) 09:48.
2, UM, Laura Slominski 4 (La Toya Clarke, Ambria Thomas) 13:27. Penalties -
Courtney Kennedy, UM (high-sticking) 06:04; Patricia Long, BU
(high-sticking) 06:04; Cara Gardner, BU (obstruction-hooking) 06:37; Cassie
Turner, BU (checking) 19:07.
   2nd period - 3, UM, Tracy Engstrom 2 (Nadine Muzerall) 02:50. Penalties -
Emily Buchholz, UM (hooking) 00:16; Melissa Rennison, BU (checking) 03:22;
Kim Insalaco, BU (interference) 04:03; Kim Insalaco, BU (checking) 09:10;
Courtney Kennedy, UM (holding the stick) 10:10; Mandy McCurdy, BU
(interference) 17:34.
   3rd period - 4, BU, Melissa Rennison 1 (Kathleen Kauth, Mandy McCurdy)
16:37. Penalties - Tracy Engstrom, UM (interference) 05:13; Bethany
Petersen, UM (interference) 13:48; TEAM, BU (too many players on ice) 19:36;
Courtney Kennedy, UM (hooking) 19:57.
   OT period - 5, BU, Kathleen Kauth 1 (Cara Gardner, Pam Dreyer) 03:48.
Penalties - None.
   Shots on goal - UM 12-13-11-2-38; BU 13-10-7-2-32. Power plays - UM 0 of
7; BU 0 of 5. Goalies - UM, Erica Killewald 4-1-0 (32 shots-29 saves); BU,
Pam Dreyer 1-0-0 (38-36). Referee - Paul Driscoll. Assistant referees -
Michelle Boutin, John Jaskel. A - 350.

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