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>Didn't you just love the physical play over there? Hockey is emotional and
>we should be allowed to show it.
>
>Gen
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>>      Boy am I a sore loser!! Team USA far out-shot Team Canada (38-18, or
>something) but Kim St-Pierre was just a wall out there! We'd come directly
>from watching the Colorado Avalanche beat the Wild, and my 10-year-old son
>wondered if Patrick Roy had followed us, and was inside that jersey #33,
>too. But I do have to complain that the Canadians were getting away with
>murder! I think the referee had a French name; could it be she was
Canadian,
>too?? Yes, she did for some reason call a richly deserved hold with 1:26 to
>play, but why did she wait till then? The clutching and grabbing in the
>third period looked like the NHL. Then, she called an undeserved penalty
>(make-up??) right after the goal to put the US team short-handed at the end
>and prevent the 6 on 5 that might have tied it! Like I said, what a sore
>loser!! Be that as it may, St. Pierre deserves all the credit in the world,
>and the goals Canada did get were sweet. It was a good tournament, anyway.
>>      Finland's streak is over, and the Russians did get a medal. That
>seemed likely as the tournament went on; they were the only other team to
>score on either the US or Canada. Obviously, I missed that game; my son's
>Squirt team got tickets for the last Wild game of the season. Attendance
>still wasn't what it should have been; 5632 for the final in an arena that
>seats over 14,000. There was a big Timberwolves game with the Lakers in
town
>as well as the Wild, but it could have been better. I don't know a lot of
>women's hockey celebrities by sight, but I did recognise Laura Halldorson
of
>the Gophers and Shannon Miller of Minnesota-Duluth.
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I won't be happy until Canada wins Olympic gold when all the world is
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Well it's coming down to determining where i will
spend the next 4 years of my life. I'm hoping someone
can help me. The schools i am considering are UCSan
Diego, Oberlin, USC and CU @ Boulder. My parents
demand that i stay in California, which means i go to
USC. I want to go home to CU boulder (where i grew up)
and *where there is a hockey team. I think my parents
are winning. The problem with USC besides the fact
that i didn't get into the major i wanted is that
there is no ice rink or women's hockey. There is a
club men's team, but they are of too high a caliber to
play with even though i play on my high school team
with guys. Should I think about starting a women's
team? how do i go about doing that? and how do i know
there's enough interest? 
There is no way i'm not playing hockey for four years.
thanks for your time,
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It all depends on what you want to do in the future. School or Hockey? Only
you can make the decision because you know you best. If you think UCS is a
better school and you really want to do something good with your degree in
the future, then go there. You can always play hockey elsewhere. But if you
think hockey 's too imp. to give up now and the other school's not bad, then
you should probably stick with it. Don't make your decision because your
parents want you to. You are the one who's going to have to live with it.
So, make a decision that you won't regret later on.

As for starting a women's team. You can do it after you decide where you are
going to for college. Things will be much clearer then. One thing at a time.
Don't confuse yourself by thinking too much at one time. Hope this helps.

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> Well it's coming down to determining where i will
> spend the next 4 years of my life. I'm hoping someone
> can help me. The schools i am considering are UCSan
> Diego, Oberlin, USC and CU @ Boulder. My parents
> demand that i stay in California, which means i go to
> USC. I want to go home to CU boulder (where i grew up)
> and *where there is a hockey team. I think my parents
> are winning. The problem with USC besides the fact
> that i didn't get into the major i wanted is that
> there is no ice rink or women's hockey. There is a
> club men's team, but they are of too high a caliber to
> play with even though i play on my high school team
> with guys. Should I think about starting a women's
> team? how do i go about doing that? and how do i know
> there's enough interest?
> There is no way i'm not playing hockey for four years.
> thanks for your time,
> Susan
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I would say pick the academics first, then worry about
hockey. I'm at school in Minnesota, 12 hours away from
home. I came out here, never visiting before, but
planning to play hockey. Well, things didn't work out,
but academically, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.
I do miss playing hockey, but I have already decided
not to play for the next three years. Things are a lot
better then if I would have to worry about class and
practice everyday. I even coached a 12 & U girls team
this year that ended up third in regionals. It was
much more rewarding then playing hockey could ever be.
Next year I don't plan on trying out for hockey,
instead I want to be a referee. While coaching is
probably more rewarding I still get to be around
hockey either way, and I am perfectly fine with not
playing. I played for 13 years, since I was 4, and
this is my first year ever not playing. It was hard at
first, but now I realize things are much better.

You won't be able to play hockey for a living when you
are older, a degree will get you that. Go for the
degree and just take hockey as an added priveledge. 

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Since USC doesn't have your major, I'd go elsewhere...it'd be kinda lame to 
settle for something else just because your parents wanted you to go there, 
its not their life. Plus to settle for a different major and not play 
hockey...two things that are kinda important, you wouldn't be getting what 
you wanted out of life. Personally, I'd go against my parents and to a school 
with my major...the hockey might be an added bonus, not that I could make the 
team. But even if you were to not make the CU team, there are other options 
in Boulder.

Go for what would make you happy...thats all that really matters.

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Jess Y is right -- academics should come first.  Ice hockey is all over the 
place and offered at most schools. colleges offer intercollegiate hockey for 
men and women, but also there's intramural which i hear can be just as much 
fun without having the pressure of a varsity schedule running you down.  and 
even if the school does not offer it, check for local rinks in the area that 
offer recreational teams.  ball hockey(street and roller) is real popular in 
SoCal also..       just some options.
     i'm a sophomore in high school and i'm really looking foward to 
college... i just started playing ice hockey but i've progressed enough to 
keep up with intermediate-advanced recreational play.  i want to work on it, 
see how much better i get in the next two years and then decide what kind of 
hockey i want to play/try out for when i leave for college in Boston.    
      if you do go out for a hockey school dont get discouraged if you dont 
make the intercollegiate team right away.. tons of people play for their 
intramural or club teams  for their schools then move up to varsity during 
their junior or senior years.  like Jess Y said, us gals cant reallymake a 
living playing ice hockey ..so the best advice; keep your priorities straight 
and make hockey your extracurricular bonus.   good luck :)
        jess shaw

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If it was me I would definitely go somewhere where you can play hockey, not 
necessarily even on the college team (I did).  There's not even a rink in 
the area of the ones your parents want you to go to?  You might consider 
going to one of "their" schools during the first two years to get gen ed and 
then transferring to Boulder.  That way they save a bunch on tuition.  Or 
maybe you can get a scholarship or something, there's tons of them 
available.  If you go somewhere that at least has an arena, you can form a 
club team or play in the house league or something.  It'll work out!  Good 
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if the school youre at/interested in doesnt have a girls team, there's lots 
you can do to try and form one.   
-bring it to the attention of the mens coach that there's interest for a 
womens team.. he could help you out
-put up posters around campus, post on the schools official site, print an ad 
in the schools paper, etc ..  find any ways to get the word around that 
there's interest for a team
-call a local rink.  lots of ice rinks know hockey coaches, etc who run 
clinics and camps at their facilities..they could find someone to coach your 
team or put you in touch with someone who can help you
    womens hockey is growing by leaps and bounds in the US and believe it or 
not, lots of girls are eager to play.. even where you wouldnt expect it -- 
never be afriad to get the word out...its your first and most important step 
to getting the school to organize a team.
        jess