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CANADA WEST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE
FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS
GP W L T GF GA PCT | Home Away
Streak | Overall
1 x-REGINA 14 13 1 0 84 20 0.929 | 6-0-0 7-1-0
13-0-0 | 21- 4-0
2 x-ALBERTA 16 13 1 2 74 10 0.875 | 7-1-0 6-0-2 8-0-2
| 17- 3-4
3 x-MANITOBA 12 7 5 0 32 31 0.583 | 3-3-0 4-2-0 0-1-0
| 14- 6-0
4 x-LETHBRIDGE 12 4 5 3 21 36 0.458 | 2-2-2 2-3-1 1-0-0
| 13-10-3
5 x-SASKATCHEWAN 14 4 10 0 42 49 0.286 | 0-6-0 4-4-0 2-0-0
| 9-18-0
6 x-BRITISH COLUMBIA 12 3 9 0 15 37 0.250 | 1-5-0 2-4-0 0-6-0
| 4-11-0
7 CALGARY 16 1 14 1 17 102 0.094 | 0-9-1 1-5-0
0-12-1 | 1-14-1
x-Clinched playoff berth
Note: Standings determined by winning percentage.
FRIDAY, FEB. 2:
at Manitoba 3, Lethbridge 2
- Manitoba: Mamchuk (G), Warnick (G), Faurschou (G,PP,GW), Rommelaere (2A)
- Lethbridge: Herman (2G,PP)
at Regina 16, Calgary 1
- Regina: B.West (4G,3A,SH), Hutcheon (2G,A,GW), Foster (2G,4A),
Tady (4G,3A), Balfour (G,2A), Cudmore (G,2A), Creurer (G),
Kernalaguen (G,2A), Fiddler (3A), Rezansoff (3A), Snell (2A).
- Calgary: Scholz (G,PP)
Saskatchewan 3 at British Columbia 1
- Saskatchewan: Mould (G,A,PP), Bailey (G,A,GW), Dohm (G)
- British Columbia: Sorenson (G)
SATURDAY, FEB. 3:
Lethbridge 4 at Manitoba 3
- Lethbridge: Hodges (G,PP), Valikoski (G,PP), Norsworthy (G),
Herman (G,A,GW), Tyfomichuk (2A).
- Manitoba: Van Aggelen (G,A), Houde (G), Mamchuk (G,A).
at Regina 6, Calgary 0
- Regina: B.West (3G,A,GW,2PP), Balfour (G,A), Rezansoff (G,A),
Foster (G,2A), Fiddler (2A), Tady (2A), A.Snell (SO)
Saskatchewan 5 at British Columbia 1
- Saskatchewan: Bertram (G,A), Mould (G,A,GW), Bailey (2G,2A,PP),
Fjeld (G,A)
- British Columbia: Brewer (G,PP)
END REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
SERIES "A" - WESTERN SEMI-FINAL TOURNAMENT (Round-Robin)
Friday, Feb. 9 - British Columbia at Alberta, Time TBA
Saturday, Feb. 10 - British Columbia vs Lethbridge at Alberta, Time TBA
Sunday, Feb. 11 - Lethbridge at Alberta, Time TBA
SERIES "B" - EASTERN SEMI-FINAL TOURNAMENT (Round-Robin)
Friday, Feb. 9 - Saskatchewan at Regina, Time TBA
Saturday, Feb. 10 - Saskatchewan vs Manitoba at Regina, Time TBA
Sunday, Feb. 11 - Manitoba at Regina, Time TBA
SERIES "C" - CANADA WEST FINAL (Best-of-three)
Friday, Feb. 16 - Semifinal winners at highest surviving seed.
Saturday, Feb. 17 - Semifinal winners at highest surviving seed.
Sunday, Feb. 18 - Semifinal winners at highest surviving seed. (if necessary)
All times local to game site.
LEADING SCORERS
Team # Player Name P Yr GP G A Pts Pt/SG PIM
Reg 6 Brandy West F 3 14 22 15 37 2.64 4
Reg 17 Julie Foster F 2 14 10 21 31 2.21 8
Reg 11 Erin Tady F 1 14 15 10 25 1.79 18
Alta 9 Krysty Lorenz C 4 16 19 8 27 1.69 10
Alta 18 Lori Shupak C 3 14 14 12 26 1.63 2
Reg 10 Erin Balfour F/D 2 14 16 6 22 1.57 4
Reg 9 Joell Fiddler D 2 14 3 16 19 1.36 14
Alta 16 Mandy Kinjerski F 4 13 8 11 19 1.19 0
Reg 8 Kelsey Rezansoff F 1 14 4 12 16 1.14 6
Alta 7 Jody Grabas D 1 16 6 10 16 1.00 6
Alta 19 Leah Kinney RW 3 16 5 10 15 0.94 6
Sask 7 Joanna Mould C 3 12 6 7 13 0.93 2
Sask 19 Taryn Fjeld F 2 14 6 7 13 0.93 12
Sask 16 Beckie Bailey F 3 14 5 8 13 0.93 2
Man 17 Amber Rommelaere RW 4 12 2 9 11 0.92 14
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 S. McCullough 12 12 729:25 247 240 7 0.58 0.972 9-1-2
7 44 3.62
Reg 20 Laura Paradis 13 13 781:37 226 206 20 1.54 0.912 12-1-0
2 78 5.99
Leth 35 Courtney Butler 11 10 596:52 250 225 25 2.51 0.900 3-4-3
1 18 1.81
Man OO Pam Staples 10 10 559:50 318 294 24 2.57 0.925 5-5-0
0 21 2.25
UBC 30 Tanya Foley 5 5 302:58 158 145 13 2.57 0.918 2-3-0
0 10 1.98
UBC 1 Teryne Russell 7 7 417:58 219 197 22 3.16 0.900 1-6-0
0 5 0.72
Sask 35 Laura Taylor 9 8 431:52 235 212 23 3.20 0.902 3-5-0
1 30 4.17
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: The first CW Women's Hockey Co-Player of the
Week is JODIE HERMAN, a 5'5" first-year forward for the University of
Lethbridge Pronghorns. She scored four points (3G, 1A) in two games
at Manitoba, including the game-winner in Saturday's upset of the
#6-ranked Bisons. She scored both Pronghorn goals on Friday in a 3-2
loss to Manitoba. Herman, a Calgary native, is in her first year
studying Pre B.A./B.Ed.
The second Co-Player of the Week is ERIN TADY, a 5'0" first-year
forward for the University of Regina Cougars. Tady scored nine points
over two games in Regina's demolition of the visiting Calgary
Dinosaurs. In Friday's 16-1 victory, she scored seven points (4G,
3A). Tady, who hails from North Battleford, Sask., is a first-year
Arts student.
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Just a reminder that the US National Team will face off against the UNH
Wildcats this Saturday, February 10th at 2 PM.
If you've never been to the Whittemore Arena, here's a chance to see Team USA
on a Olympic-sized rink up close...not a bad seat in the house!
For directions, www.wildcats.com . I have donated an authentic USA Team
Jersey to be signed by the US National Team (fresh off two wins against Team
Canada)
and raffled the day of the game...hope to see you there and good luck!
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Sorry, folks. For directions to the "Whitt", check www.unhwildcats.com . See
you there!
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KENNEDY EARNS WCHA PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR
For the second week in a row, and sixth time in 14 weeks this season, a
Minnesota player was named the Western Collegiate Hockey Association-Women's
League player of the week.
Senior Courtney Kennedy (Woburn, Mass./Buckingham, Browne & Nichols) is
the first blueliner to earn the league award this season and receives the
award for the second time in her career, having been named the league's
player of the week Nov. 29, 1999, following a school-record five-assist
performance in a 7-1 win over Minnesota State, Mankato.
This past weekend, Kennedy led the Gophers to 6-1 and 8-5 wins over
Bemidji State, extending Minnesota's winning streak to eight games and its
WCHA unbeaten streak to 12 games.
Over the weekend, she scored two goals and six points to go with a
plus/minus rating of plus-four. She was not on the ice for any of Bemidji
State9s six goals in the series.
Kennedy is also one of Minnesota's two nominees for this year's Patty
Kazmaier Award and the only player at her position on the list of nominees.
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Craig Roberts
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February 4, 2001
Women*s Hockey Ties #2 UMD Again
Madison, Wis. - Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) scored on a rebound during a scramble at 18:18 of the third period to give Wisconsin (15-5-5, 9-4-5 WCHA) its third straight tie and fourth consecutive overtime game in a 2-2 game against second-ranked Minnesota-Duluth (19-4-3, 11-4-3) at the Alliant Energy Center on Sunday.
In yesterday*s contest, special teams favored the Badgers with a power-play and short-handed goal. In today*s contest, UMD controlled special teams, scoring twice on the power play.
At 5:31 Erika Holst scored with the player-advantage, capitalizing on a fortunate bounce. Sanna Peura attempted a cross-ice pass from the right boards. The puck bounced off a player on the way and back to Holst on the right side. The net was empty with Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) already across her crease. Satu Kiipeli also assisted the play.
Steph Millar (Hudson, Wis.) evened the game with her sixth goal of the season at 16:30. Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) forced a turnover just outside the UMD blue line, shuffling the puck ahead to Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.). The right wing passed to a cutting Millar in the slot, who redirected the puck inside the far right post for the score.
The Bulldogs would regain the lead at 2:13 when Hanne Sikio notched the team*s second power-play tally. Sikio took a cross ice pass from Holst before finding the net. Kiipeli earned her second assist of the game on the play.
The Badgers were outshot badly through the first two periods, with UMD recording 26 to Wisconsin*s 12. The Badgers would finish the game with a 40-23 shot deficit, but with time winding down in the third period, the UW found a way to score.
After Antony put the puck on goal, Weiland stopped a clearing attempt at the blue line. The defenseman fired a shot that Tuula Puputti stopped. Karen Rickard (Bowmanville, Ont.) took a second shot that was again stopped. Weiland reached for the rebound, but the puck went off her stick to Hunter, who finally chipped it past the goaltender for the tying goal.
*When you talk about a young team and the culture we*re trying to create, our cornerstones are work-ethic, intensity, passion and drive,* said head coach Trina Bourget. *You have to have that. The best teams have to keep battling back no matter what. This is a team that doesn*t quit. They*ve got all the characteristics of a team that can go places.*
MacMillan made 38 saves and now stands 13-5-5 on the season. Puputti stopped 21 shots and is now 19-2-3.
*For the most part it was a back and fourth game,* said MacMillan. *In the overtime we had more scoring opportunities, it just didn*t go into the net. We are happy with the tie, but it would have been nice to get the win. We showed every team that we can play with any team in the country.*
Wisconsin completes a three-series home stand next week when No. 1 Dartmouth (18-1-1) visits the Alliant Energy Center. The one-game series is Saturday, Feb. 10 at 1:05 p.m.
1 2 3 OT F
#7 Wisconsin 1 0 1 0 2
#2 Minnesota-Duluth 1 1 0 0 2
1st- 1, UMD, Holst 16 (Peura, Kiipeli), PP, 5:31; 2, UW, Millar 6 (Antony, Weiland), 16:30.
2nd- 3, UMD, Sikio 23 (Holst, Kiipeli), 2:13.
3rd- 4, UW, Hunter 33 (Weiland, Rickard), 18:18.
OT- No Scoring.
Saves- UW, MacMillan (13-5-5) 12-12-11-3=38; UMD, Puputti (19-2-3) 4-7-8-2=21.
Power Plays- UW, 0-3; UMD 2-3.
Referee- Bill Kronschnabel. AR- Shawn Thiele, David King.
Attendance- 278.
Paul Capobianco
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