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CANADA WEST UNIVERSITIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE
STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY 28, 2001
GP W L T GF GA PCT | Home Away
Streak | Overall
1 x-REGINA 12 11 1 0 61 19 0.917 | 4-0-0 7-1-0
11-0-0 | 19- 4-0
2 x-ALBERTA 16 13 1 2 74 10 0.875 | 7-1-0 6-0-2 8-0-2
| 15- 2-3
3 x-MANITOBA 10 6 4 0 26 25 0.600 | 2-2-0 4-2-0 4-0-0
| 11- 6-0
4 x-LETHBRIDGE 10 3 4 3 15 29 0.450 | 2-2-2 1-2-1 0-2-0
| 9- 7-3
5 x-BRITISH COLUMBIA 10 3 7 0 13 28 0.300 | 1-3-0 2-4-0 0-4-0
| 4- 8-0
6 SASKATCHEWAN 14 2 10 0 34 47 0.167 | 0-6-0 2-4-0 0-4-0
| 4-18-0
7 CALGARY 14 1 12 1 16 80 0.107 | 0-9-1 1-3-0
0-10-1 | 1-12-1
x-Clinched playoff berth
Note: Standings determined by winning percentage.
LAST WEEK:
FRI. JAN. 26
at Alberta 1, British Columbia 0
- Alberta: van de Wetering (G,GW,PP), McCullough (SO)
Manitoba 3 at Calgary 2
- Manitoba: Faurschou (G,A), Elliott (G), Nickel (G,GW), Keating (2A)
- Calgary: Caffrey (G,PS), J.Sorenson (G)
Regina 7 at Lethbridge 0
- Regina: B.West (G), Tady (2G), Balfour (2G,PP), Cudmore (G),
Kernalaguen (G,A,PP), Rezansoff
(2A), Paradis (SO)
Saskatchewan vs Winnipeg * (nc) 8:00 PM
- Score not reported
SAT. JAN. 27
at Alberta 4, British Columbia 0
- Alberta: Chapdelaine (G,GW), Kinney (G,PP), Shupak (2G,A,PP),
Kinjerski (3A), McCullough (SO)
Manitoba 6 at Calgary 1
- Manitoba: Rommelaere (G,2A), van Aggelen (2G,GW), Keating
(2G), Faurschou (G)
- Calgary: Scholz (G,PP)
Regina 7 at Lethbridge 1
- Regina: Foster (2G,2A,PP,SH), Tady (G,GW), B.West (2G),
Rezansoff (G,PP), Balfour (G),
Fiddler (2A)
- Lethbridge: Norsworthy (G,PP)
Saskatchewan at Brandon (nc), 8:00 PM
- Score not reported
SUN. JAN. 28
Saskatchewan vs Brandon ^ (nc), 11:00 AM
- Score not reported
Alberta at Edmonton Chimos, 4:00 PM
- Score not reported
NEXT WEEK
FRI. FEB. 2
Lethbridge at Manitoba, 7:00 PM
Calgary at Regina, 7:30 PM
Saskatchewan at British Columbia, 7:30 PM
SAT. FEB. 3
Lethbridge at Manitoba, 7:00 PM
Calgary at Regina, 7:30 PM
Saskatchewan at British Columbia, 7:30 PM
All times local to game site.
(nc) - Non-conference game, * - At Carberry, Man., ^ - at Virden, Man.
LEADING SCORERS
Team # Player Name P Yr GP G A Pts Pt/SG PIM
Reg 6 Brandy West F 3 12 15 11 26 2.17 4
Reg 17 Julie Foster F 2 12 7 15 22 1.83 8
Alta 9 Krysty Lorenz C 4 16 19 8 27 1.69 10
Alta 18 Lori Shupak C 5 14 14 12 26 1.62 4
Reg 10 Erin Balfour F/D 2 12 14 3 17 1.42 4
Reg 11 Erin Tady F 1 12 11 5 16 1.33 14
Alta 16 Mandy Kinjerski F 4 13 8 11 19 1.19 0
Reg 9 Joell Fiddler D 2 12 3 11 14 1.17 14
Alta 7 Jody Grabas D 1 16 6 10 16 1.00 6
Alta 19 Leah Kinney RW 3 16 5 10 15 1.00 6
Reg 8 Kelsey Rezansoff F 1 12 3 8 11 0.92 6
Man 7 Trish Faurschou F 3 10 5 4 9 0.90 0
Man 17 Amber Rommelaere F 4 10 2 7 9 0.90 12
Sask 19 Taryn Fjeld F 2 14 5 5 10 0.83 10
Man 15 Ashley Van Aggelen F 1 10 6 2 8 0.80 8
Man 14 Kristen Nickel LW 1 10 3 5 8 0.80 0
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 12 12 729:25 247 237 10 0.58 0.972
9-1-2 7 44 3.62
Reg 20 Laura Paradis 12 12 721:37 210 191 19 1.58 0.910
11-1-0 2 62 5.16
Leth 35 Courtney Butler 9 8 477:51 201 182 19 2.39 0.905
2-3-3 1 12 1.51
Man OO Pam Staples 8 8 440:18 248 230 18 2.45 0.927
4-4-0 0 15 2.04
UBC 30 Tanya Foley 4 4 243:18 127 117 10 2.47 0.921
2-2-0 0 9 2.22
UBC 1 Teryne Russell 6 6 357:58 180 163 17 2.85 0.906
1-5-0 0 4 0.67
Sask 35 Laura Taylor 8 7 371:52 203 181 22 3.55 0.892
2-5-0 1 27 4.36
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 JULIE FOSTER, a 5'6" foward in her second year of playing for the
University of Regina Cougars. Foster led the Cougars to a sweep of
the Lethbridge Pronghorns with five points (2G, 3A) on the weekend,
as she assisted on both Cougars' game-winning goals. On Saturday, she
broke out for a four-point (2G, 2A) performance on Saturday and
scored her league-leading fourth shorthanded goal of the season.
Foster is in her first year studying Pre-Police.
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Minnesota head coach Laura Halldorson has again been asked by CNN/SI to
write a diary for their website.
Her first installment can be found at:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/womens/news/2001/01/25/halldorson_one/
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I am a goalie playing in the States for about 10 years now. Although I
started out late, in my 20's, I feel I can handle upper division hockey. My
problem lies in the fact that in the league I skate in, which was in it's
inception when I joined, your ability has nothing to do with skating for a
higher level team. I have struggled to get on an upper division team for
years now , as I stand there only to see goalies with little ability to
handle competitive play, get on upper level teams. The only reason they win
is because they have a team in front of them to block shots , keep the play
out of their own zone, have highly skilled offense,etc. Although I realized
that being on teams that do not have these qualities, which I have been on
for several years, makes me a better goalie and has throughout the years, it
is increasingly difficult to get 'shutout' of opportunities to skate upper
division because the goalie they picked up is a 'friend' of someone on the
team or the team wants to roster one goalie. I recently experienced the
politics of womens' hockey going to a tryout this past season. I was told
that I was good enough to play upper division and the coach watching me was
impressed, however he could not pick me up because the teams' captain
promised the position to her friend! What's up with that? Are there any
other goalies out there experiencing what I have experienced? I see women who
have played net for as little as 2 years and end up on an upper division
team! Talk about frustration! I want to play competitve sometime before I
hang up my skates! Help! I have seen this person play and again her ability
is not upper level! I hope I don't sound like I am tooting my own horn , but
the frustration is killing me! Mary
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USA Hockey Foundation Announces Top 10 Candidates For
The 2001 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (January 29, 2001) -- The USA Hockey Foundation
today announced the top 10 candidates for The 2001 Patty Kazmaier Memorial
Award, presented by Texaco.
The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award recognizes the accomplishments of the most
outstanding player in women's intercollegiate varsity ice hockey each
season. This year's award dinner will be held the evening of Saturday, March
24 in Minneapolis at the Radisson Hotel Metrodome. After being held in
Boston last year, The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award returns to the Twin
Cities, site of its presentation in 1999, during the first-ever NCAA Women's
Ice Hockey National Collegiate Championship tournament.
The announcement was made by USA Hockey Foundation President Walter L. Bush,
Jr. (Edina, Minn.) and the executive committee of The Patty Kazmaier
Memorial Award which, in addition to Bush, includes: Jim Erickson
(Bloomington, Minn.), Bob Fallen (Minneapolis, Minn.), Cammi Granato
(Downers Grove, Ill.), Laura Halldorson (Minneapolis, Minn.), Julie Sasner
(Durham, N.H.) and Ben Smith (Gloucester, Mass.).
The 10 candidates represent eight different colleges and universities.
Harvard University and the University of Minnesota each boast two
candidates. Of the 10 candidates, six are seniors, two are juniors, one is a
sophomore and one is a freshman. Two of the candidates, Jennifer Botterill
(Winnipeg, Man.) and Maria Rooth (Angelholm, Swe.) were also top-10
candidates last year.
Earlier this year, The USA Hockey Foundation asked women's Division I
intercollegiate varsity ice hockey coaches to nominate up to two players
from their team for The 2001 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. Those players
were placed on an official ballot and sent to the coaches who then voted for
the top 10 finalists. The official ballots were tabulated by the nationally
respected accounting firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
The finalists, as well as the recipient of The 2001 Patty Kazmaier Memorial
Award, will be chosen by an 11-member selection committee comprised of
women's intercollegiate varsity ice hockey coaches, representatives of the
print and broadcast media, and a representative of USA Hockey, the National
Governing Body for the sport of hockey in the United States. Candidates for
the award must compete for a women's intercollegiate varsity ice hockey team
at an NCAA-member institution. Other selection criteria include outstanding
individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch,
personal character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration will
also be given to academic achievement and civic involvement.
The three finalists for the award will be announced March 12.
Individual dinner tickets are priced at $100.00 for adults and $50.00 for
children 12 and under. Tickets, in addition to incremental levels of dinner
sponsorship, may be purchased by calling The USA Hockey Foundation at (800)
566-3288, ext. 165; or The Missabe Group at (651) 455-9446. Individual
tickets and sponsorship packages are tax-deductible.
The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award was presented to the inaugural recipient,
University of New Hampshire forward Brandy Fisher (Colton, N.Y.), in 1998.
Harvard University forward and 1998 Olympian A.J. Mleczko (Nantucket, Mass.)
received the honor in 1999, and Brown University goaltender Ali Brewer
(Racine, Wis.) was the 2000 recipient.
Now in its fourth year of existence, the award is named in honor of the late
Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter-winner and All-Ivy League
defenseman for the Princeton University women's ice hockey team from 1981-82
through 1985-86. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the
Ivy League Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-82 through
1983-84), Patty Kazmaier-Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990 at the age of 28
following a long struggle with a rare blood disease.
The 2001 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 Candidates
Name Yr. Pos. School Hometown
Jennifer Botterill Jr. F Harvard Winnipeg, Man.
Meghan Hunter Fr. F Wisconsin Oil Springs, Ont.
Courtney Kennedy Sr. D Minnesota Woburn, Mass.
Andrea Kilbourne Jr. F Princeton Saranac Lake, N.Y.
Nadine Muzerall Sr. F Minnesota Mississauga, Ont.
Maria Rooth So. F Minnesota-Duluth Angelholm, Swe.
Tammy Shewchuk Sr. F Harvard St. Laurent, Que.
Erika Silva Sr. G Northeastern Middletown, R.I.
Jessica Tabb Sr. F Providence Holland, Mass.
Michelle Thornton Sr. F New Hampshire Gloucester, Ont.
Jennifer Botterill
Leads the Eastern College Athletic Conference and is tied for sixth in the
nation with 37 points (23-14) in only 13 games, good for a 2.85
points-per-game average. Also leads the ECAC in goals (23) and is tied for
eighth in the league with 14 assists. Tied for first in the league with four
power-play points (2-2).
Meghan Hunter
Is the top scoring player in the nation with 57 points (31-26) in 23 games.
Also leads the nation in goals (31) and power-play points (9-15-24). Is tied
for first in the country with nine power-play goals and is ranked second
nationally with 26 assists.
Courtney Kennedy
Among the top scoring defensemen in the country and ranks first among all
Minnesota defensemen with 20 points (4-16) in 22 games. Is ranked 12th in
the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in assists (16), and is tied for
10th in the league with 11 power-play points (0-11).
Andrea Kilbourne
Among the top scorers in the nation and tied for fourth overall in the
Eastern College Athletic Conference with 35 points (15-20) in 19 games.
Ranks fourth in the ECAC in goals (15) and assists (20) and is tied for
sixth with nine power play points (1-8).
Nadine Muzerall
Is tied for 17th in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association with 23 points
(13-10) in 18 games. Tied for 10th in the WCHA with 13 goals and is tied for
eighth in the league with five power-play goals. Three of her 13 goals have
been game-winners, good for fourth in the WCHA.
Maria Rooth
Ranks second in the nation in scoring with 47 points (24-23) in 19 games,
good for a 2.47 points-per game average. Also is second in the nation in
goals (24), is tied for fourth in the country in assists (23), and ranks
third in the nation in power-play points (6-10-16).
Tammy Shewchuk
Is among the top 15 in the nation and ranks fifth in the Eastern College
Athletic Conference with 32 points (9-23) in 14 games. Among league leaders
in goals (9), and is tied for second in the ECAC with 23 assists. Tied for
first in the league with four power-play points (2-2).
Erika Silva
Among the Eastern College Athletic Conference's top goaltenders. Has posted
a 12-7-1 record with a 2.39 goals-against average, a .921 save percentage
and a .625 winning percentage. Ranks among the top 10 goaltenders in the
league in all three categories.
Jessica Tabb
Is tied for third overall in the Eastern College Athletic Conference and
eighth in the nation with 36 points (11-25) in 24 games. Leads the ECAC and
is ranked third in the nation with 25 assists. Is tied for third in the
league with 10 power-play points (3-7).
Michelle Thornton
Leads the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and is tied for sixth in the
nation with 37 points (14-23) in 25 games. Is tied for sixth in the league
in goals (14) and is tied for second in assists (23). Ranks second in the
ECAC with 13 power-play points (3-10).
For more information, please contact:
USA Hockey Media Relations, (719) 576-8724
Heather Ahearn, ext. 169
Chuck Menke, ext. 171
or visit www.usahockey.com
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KILLEWALD EARNS WCHA PLAYER OF THE WEEK; KENNEDY, MUZERALL AMONG 10 NOMINEES
FOR KAZMAIER AWARD
After stopping 49 of 51 shots and leading the third-ranked Gophers to 2-1
and 3-1 wins at ninth-ranked New Hampshire, Minnesota senior goalie Erica
Killewald (Troy, Mich./Troy) was named the WCHA's player of the week.
In Friday's win, Killewald stopped 11 of 12 shots in the third period as
the Wildcats scored with 49 seconds to play during a power play with their
goalie pulled, giving them a 6-on-3 advantage. Saturday, Killewald turned in
another stellar final 20 minutes, stopping 13 of 14 shots, allowing another
power-play goal in the final minute as the Gophers, once again, took two
penalties in the game9s final two minutes.
By holding New Hampshire scoreless for 59 minutes, 11 seconds Friday,
Killewald helped extend Minnesota9s consecutive shutout streak to a
school-record 218:22. In the month of January, she was 5-0-0 with two
shutouts, a 0.80 goals against average and a .962 save percentage, allowing
just four goals in five games.
USA Hockey announced the 10 nominees for the Patty Kazmaier Award,
emblematic of the most outstanding player in women9s intercollegiate ice
hockey each season.
Among the 10 nominees are Minnesota seniors Courtney Kennedy (Woburn,
Mass./Buckingham, Browne & Nichols) and Nadine Muzerall (Mississauga,
Ontario/Kimball Union Academy), making the Gophers one of just two teams
with two representatives. Harvard also has two nominees.
Kennedy has been the mainstay of the Minnesota defensive unit, which
ranks sixth nationally in scoring defense at 1.91 goals per game. She is
also among the top scoring defensemen in the country and ranks first among
all Minnesota defensemen with 20 points in 22 games. Kennedy is 12th in the
WCHA in assists (16), and is tied for 10th in the league with 11 power-play
points (0-11).
Muzerall, the preseason national player of the year by SI for Women, is
tied for 17th in the WCHA with 23 points in 18 games. She is tied for 10th
in the WCHA with 13 goals and is tied for eighth in the league with five
power-play goals. Three of her 13 goals have been game-winners, good for
fourth in the WCHA.
The nation's leading goal scorer with 49 a year ago, she has been the
team's catalyst for four seasons. With 124 goals and 212 points in 117
career games, Muzerall has seen her team go 68-4-4 when she scores a goal
and just 21-15-4 when she plays and does not score.
U.S. College Hockey Online Women9s Poll
January 29
Team (1st Place Votes) Record Pts LW
1. Dartmouth (10) 16- 1-1 100 1
2. Minnesota-Duluth 19- 4-1 87 2
3. Minnesota 17- 4-1 77 4
4. St. Lawrence 14- 4-3 73 3
5. Harvard 11- 6-0 62 5
6. Brown 10- 3-3 51 6
7. Wisconsin 15- 5-3 36 7
8. New Hampshire 14-11-0 30 9
9. Northeastern 12- 8-1 16 7
10. Providence 13- 8-3 7 10
Others receiving votes: Ohio State 5, Mercyhurst 2, St. Cloud State 2,
Niagara 1, Princeton 1.
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