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WOMEN-IN-HOCKEY Digest 525
Topics covered in this issue include:
1) Re: UNH WOMENS HOCKEY PAGE
by email@hidden
2) Re: Checking
by email@hidden (Dan McPherson)
3) Re: hockey camps
by "VIC'S HOCKEY SCHOOL"
4) Re: journalists
by "David S. Fales"
5) Re: journalists
by Gary Goldberg and/or Debbie Minden
6) Re: journalists
by "Lynn Witkowski"
7) Re: UNH WOMENS HOCKEY PAGE
by email@hidden (Ann E. Mortenson)
8) Semi-Final results?
by alexandra tanja vlahovich
9) Re: Semi-Final results?
by email@hidden (Dan McPherson)
10) re semi final results
by email@hidden (Helen & Bruce Clarke)
11) World Championship -- who's still in??
by PETER PICKERING
12) WWC Semi-finals
by Don Page
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Date: Fri, 4 Apr 1997 22:07:09 -0500 (EST)
From: email@hidden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: UNH WOMENS HOCKEY PAGE
Message-ID:
Jaime-
Will you be having any pictures of band members. Particularly band members
from Colby College.
Blackthorn
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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 1997 21:41:42 -0800
From: email@hidden (Dan McPherson)
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Checking
Message-ID:
email@hidden wrote:
>
> I have a question for anyone who has been lucky enough to see any of the
> World Championship games. I'm curious about the level of
> play....obviously, the disparity between the US and Canada and some of the
> other teams is quite large. For anyone familiar with women's college
> hockey in the US, how do the teams like Switzerland or Norway compare to
> college teams? Are they about the same level as the top ECAC teams? Or
> some of the lower end ECAC or higher Alliance teams? Just curious....its
> hard to tell from the things they write in the paper. Thanks!
>
> Becka
The disparity in play is really about experience and skill development.
The longer you play the more apt you areto understand the strategy and
tactics of the game. Also the longer you play the better your basic
required skills become. Along with that the younger you are to start
development of those skills the better chance you have to be a better
player. With all of this you need ot have some athletic ability that is
in line with the skills etc., necessary to play the sport. Same with any
sport. From what I've seen all the women have tremendous desire and
motivation, otherwise they wouldn't be there.
Dan McPherson
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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 1997 23:21:35 -0500
From: "VIC'S HOCKEY SCHOOL"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: hockey camps
Message-ID:
Hi Iggy;
Saw your E-mail re: Adults attending with their older kids!
We do too!!!!
Check us out at my web page below. Please note my NEW E-mail address @ maco.net above for any questions.
Yours in Hockey;
God Bless
Vic LeMire
President
Vic's Hockey Schools
Web Page - http://www.direct.ca/vics/
E-Mail Address - email@hidden
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Date: Sat, 05 Apr 1997 01:22:09 -0800
From: "David S. Fales"
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: journalists
Message-ID:
email@hidden wrote:
>
> Hello again,
> I would to express myself on a certain newspaper article I just read on the
> net from a certain Steve Buffery from the Toronto sun. He totally discredits
> the world championship saying that women's hockey doesn't deserve world
> recognition and certainly not Olympic status. I would like to tell him that
> he thinks women's hockey shouldn't be at the olympics because of the
> difference in talent between Canada and the Us and the other teams then
> neither should Basketball with the Us dream team.... But I forget, that's
> men's basketball....... right Steve....
> Julie Boyer
> Montreal
I think this would be more effective, if you would make sure that he
gets a copy, and is informed that it is on the net.
BOL
dave-ov
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 08:12:33 -0400
From: Gary Goldberg and/or Debbie Minden
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: journalists
Message-ID:
>email@hidden wrote:
>>
>> Hello again,
>> I would to express myself on a certain newspaper article I just read on the
>> net from a certain Steve Buffery from the Toronto sun. He totally discredits
>> the world championship saying that women's hockey doesn't deserve world
>> recognition and certainly not Olympic status. I would like to tell him that
>> he thinks women's hockey shouldn't be at the olympics because of the
>> difference in talent between Canada and the Us and the other teams then
>> neither should Basketball with the Us dream team.... But I forget, that's
>> men's basketball....... right Steve....
>> Julie Boyer
>> Montreal
>I think this would be more effective, if you would make sure that he
>gets a copy, and is informed that it is on the net.
>BOL
>dave-ov
Don't forget, the Toronto Sun has always been one very small step above the
National Inquirer. Consider the source. Also, from a friend who is a
sports journalist with a well respected paper - all his colleagues who
never noticed women's hockey are now rushing to be its champion. Why?
Well, there are only so many berths to Nagano and everyone is looking to
consolidate their positions in the quest to get (paid) tickets to the
Olympics. Maybe being a naysayer is this guy's gimmick.
Debbie
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 10:03:49 -0500
From: "Lynn Witkowski"
To:
Subject: Re: journalists
Message-ID:
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Right on Julie!
I hope you sent this message to Steve! I recently read in the Toronto Star
that in 1990 a Canadian delagation to an IIHF meeting presented a video to
a German fellow, (I can't remember his name, he is now the President of the
IIHF), and he accused the Canadians of tampering with the video saying it
was playing on fast forward etc. and that females cannot skate that quickly
and so on...
Last nite our paper had an article on the Chinese vs Canada game and it
said that because the scores are so out of sync with Canada's opponents,
that the future of the World Championships is in jeopardy... Wow, if you go
back and look at the score differentials from the Olympics men's hockey in
the early years, you'll see that this isn't such an oddity! The women's
game is getting better all the time, and other countries are just beginning
to be competitive. We just need time!
I find it very insulting to question Women's Hockey as having Olympic
status when Beach Volleyball, ping pong and other sports have Olympic
status...
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> From: email@hidden
> To: Subscribers to
> Subject: re: journalists
> Date: Friday, April 04, 1997 4:39 PM
>
> Hello again,
> I would to express myself on a certain newspaper article I just read on
the
> net from a certain Steve Buffery from the Toronto sun. He totally
discredits
> the world championship saying that women's hockey doesn't deserve world
> recognition and certainly not Olympic status. I would like to tell him
that
> he thinks women's hockey shouldn't be at the olympics because of the
> difference in talent between Canada and the Us and the other teams then
> neither should Basketball with the Us dream team.... But I forget, that's
> men's basketball....... right Steve....
> Julie Boyer
> Montreal
>
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Right on Julie!
I hope you sent this =
message to Steve! I recently read in the Toronto Star that in 1990 a =
Canadian delagation to an IIHF meeting presented a video to a German =
fellow, (I can't remember his name, he is now the President of the =
IIHF), and he accused the Canadians of tampering with the video saying =
it was playing on fast forward etc. and that females cannot skate that =
quickly and so on...
Last nite our paper had an article on the =
Chinese vs Canada game and it said that because the scores are so out of =
sync with Canada's opponents, that the future of the World Championships =
is in jeopardy... Wow, if you go back and look at the score =
differentials from the Olympics men's hockey in the early years, you'll =
see that this isn't such an oddity! The women's game is getting better =
all the time, and other countries are just beginning to be competitive. =
We just need time!
I find it very insulting to question Women's =
Hockey as having Olympic status when Beach Volleyball, ping pong and =
other sports have Olympic status...
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> From: =
email@hidden
> To: Subscribers to <email@hidden>
> Subject: re: journalists
> Date: =
Friday, April 04, 1997 4:39 PM
>
> Hello again,
> I =
would to express myself on a certain newspaper article I just read on =
the
> net from a certain Steve Buffery from the Toronto sun. He =
totally discredits
> the world championship saying that women's =
hockey doesn't deserve world
> recognition and certainly not =
Olympic status. I would like to tell him that
> he thinks women's =
hockey shouldn't be at the olympics because of the
> difference in =
talent between Canada and the Us and the other teams then
> =
neither should Basketball with the Us dream team.... But I forget, =
that's
> men's basketball....... right Steve....
> Julie =
Boyer
> Montreal
>
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 15:48:35 +0100
From: email@hidden (Ann E. Mortenson)
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: UNH WOMENS HOCKEY PAGE
Message-ID:
Blackthorn,
I think that Colby has just updated and moved their Band Web page
to bigger and better places. You should check it, however, they don't have
to cool pictures of the members in action at a concert or anything like
that. I hope that you won't be too upset.
hope your day makes you go Klaplapple!
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 16:43:12 -0500 ()
From: alexandra tanja vlahovich
To: Subscribers to
Subject: Semi-Final results?
Message-ID:
Does anyone know who one the Canadian Semi Final, I can't get the info
anywhere.
Tanja Vlahovich
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Date: Sat, 05 Apr 1997 16:15:33 -0600
From: email@hidden (Dan McPherson)
To: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Semi-Final results?
Message-ID:
alexandra tanja vlahovich wrote:
>
> Does anyone know who one the Canadian Semi Final, I can't get the info
> anywhere.
> Tanja Vlahovich
>
> *********************************************************************
Canada Won 2-1 in the last 24 seconds!!!
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 14:20:50 -0800 (PST)
From: email@hidden (Helen & Bruce Clarke)
To: email@hidden
Subject: re semi final results
Message-ID:
canada beat finland 2-1 winning goal by vicki sunohara with 24 sec to go in
the 3rd period.
usa game in progress.
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 15:00:15 -0800
From: PETER PICKERING
To: "'email@hidden'"
Subject: World Championship -- who's still in??
Message-ID:
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I've been having a hard time understanding who's still in the race.
If I understand it correctly, US, Canada, Finland, China are definitely in,
Sweden & Norway are competing for the last spot, and Russia and Switzerland were out of it as of Thursday's results.
Is this correct??
Thanks.
--Barbara Pickering
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From: Don Page[SMTP:email@hidden]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 1997 12:46 PM
To: Subscribers to
Subject: Final Round Robin Games at WWHC
Pool A
Canada 7 China 1
Russia 3 Switzerland 3
Order of finish
1. Canada 3-0
2. China 2-1
3. Russia minus 12
4. Switzerland minus 14
Pool B
USA 10 Sweden 0
Finland 10 Norway 0
Order of finish
1. USA plus 17
2. Finland plus 15
3. Sweden minus 15
4. Norway minus 17
Qualifying Round
Russia - Norway
Sweden - Switzerland
Medal Round
Canada - Finland
USA - China
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Date: 05 Apr 97 20:51:41 EST
From: Don Page
To: subscribers
Subject: WWC Semi-finals
Message-ID:
Canada 2 Finland 1
Finland open the scoring to take a 1 goal lead.
Canada tied the game in the second period to tie 1 to 1.
The winning goal was scored with 24 seconds left in the game. To add to the
excitement Dupuis took a penalty immediately after the goal to give the Finns
the man advantage along with pulling the goalie to play 6 on 4, the face-off was
in Canada's end.
USA 6 China 0
There was little doubt in the outcome of the game right from the start. USA
going up 3 to 0 in the first period. The game was a display of not very
esthetically pleasing hockey.
Tomorrow
Game 1 will be the Olympic Qualify between Sweden and Russia
Game 2 will be the Bronze Medal game between Finland and China
Game 3 will be the Gold Medal game between Canada and USA
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