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Women-in-Hockey Digest Thursday, January 15 1998 Volume 01 : Number 100
In this issue:
Looking for players for Brampton Tournament
Indianapolis Tournament
Don't miss this women's hockey special on CBC this Sunday
Re: Addresses
fwd: Granato's sister
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 09:57:37 -0500
From: Mary Wood
Subject: Looking for players for Brampton Tournament
The Chesapeake Bay Lightning is looking for a few players who would like to
join one of our in-house teams that will be playing at the Brampton,
Ontario tournament the second weekend of April. The team will be playing
in the Senior Open Division, a new division which is for less experienced
teams. Players can be any age (do not need to be 21 or older.
If interested, contact me directly.
Thanks,
Mary Wood, Manager
Chesapeake Bay Lightning
E-Mail: email@hidden
Chesapeake Bay Lightning
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 11:54:22 -0600 (CST)
From: LM
Subject: Indianapolis Tournament
An Indy team requested that I post this to the list for them since they
don't have e-mail. Please don't respond to me as I don't have any
information beyond what I'm posting. Thanks, Laura
CIRCLE CITY SIRENS OF INDIANAPOLIS, IN are hosting a Novice/Rec Women's
Hockey Tournament Saturday January 31 and Sunday February 1, 1998 in
downtown Indianapolis. Each team is guaranteed 3 games and entrance fees
are $425 per team. It will consist of 4-6 teams.
For more info or an application please phone Ann Davis, 317-638-3878
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 13:14:42 -0500
From: Andria Hunter
Subject: Don't miss this women's hockey special on CBC this Sunday
January 6, 1998 #97-116 immediate
National Film Board documentary follows Canadian women's hockey team
CBC Plays THE GAME OF HER LIFE on January 18
Before you watch the guys square off in the NHL All-Star Game on Sunday,
January 18, check out what the women are up to!
Premiering January 18 on CBC, THE GAME OF HER LIFE is an action-packed
look at the Canadian women's Olympic hockey team, as they prepare to
battle for gold this winter at Nagano, when women's hockey joins the
Olympic roster for the first time. The feature documentary will be
broadcast at 2:30 pm ET - immediately prior to coverage of the NHL
All-Star Game - in all provinces except for Alberta where it airs at
5:00 pm local time and BC where it airs at 4:00 pm local time.
Directed by Lyn Wright, the feature-length National Film Board
documentary follows the women's team from the gritty, nail-biting
action of the 1997 World Championships, where Team Canada has to dig
deep to pull off a sudden-death victory over Team USA, to the Olympic
training camp in Calgary, where rookies and veterans alike battle for
the honour of representing Canada.
Narrated by CBC sports broadcaster Mark Lee, THE GAME OF HER LIFE gives
viewers unparallelled access to the team as head coach Shannon Miller
directs her troops in tough international competition. They'll also
venture inside the coach's office for some of the most difficult times
that the women must face, as coaches talk frankly to players about
their chances of making the final roster.
Players at the Olympic tryouts scrape by on a meagre allowance, and
have left behind jobs, studies, families, lovers - sometimes for good -
for the chance to wear the maple leaf jersey in the Olympics. Will
they bring home gold? Only time will tell. But THE GAME OF HER LIFE
gives Canadians a chance to follow these remarkable young women as they
get ready to play their hearts out for Canada at the 1998 Winter
Games.
THE GAME OF HER LIFE also marks another Olympic first for NFB producer
Silva Basmajian, who produced the 1995 NFB feature documentary Baseball
Girls about the history of Canadian women and baseball. Baseball Girls
was screened for athletes during the 1996 Atlanta Games, where women's
softball was an Olympic medal event for the first time, and it has
delighted audiences here at home.
Baseball Girls is on sale now and a full-length version of THE GAME OF
HER LIFE - with highlights of the team's Olympic exploits- will be
available soon on home video for just $19.95. CHV Home Video is
distributing NFB videos in stores, or you can call the NFB toll-free at
1-800-267-7710. And visit our website at www.nfb.ca/teamcanada!
CONTACT: Philip Lewis/National Film Board/ (514) 496-4891
Susan Proctor/CBC/ (416) 205-6506
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Date: 15 Jan 1998 08:04:44 U
From: "Olson, Lynn"
Subject: Re: Addresses
Joanna, the addresses you requested are:
Fred Miller
Rhode Island Panthers
158 Fiat Avenue
Cranston, RI 02910
Telephone 401-944-3935
I don't know if he has an e-mail address.
Maurice Fitzmaurice
Connecticut Polar Bears
Suite 1800
One State Street
Hartford, CT 06103
Telehone 203-278-1150 Work
I don't know if he has an e-mail address.
Zoe Harris
The Pacific Institute
1709 Harbor Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98126
1-800-426-3660
E-mail - email@hidden
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Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 16:31:09 -0500
From: Val Schmitt
Subject: fwd: Granato's sister
>From the Sharks list...
email@hidden wrote:
> For those of you who probably don't subscribe to "Glamour" magazine .
> . . .
>
> There is a nice photo and blurb of the Woman's Olympic hockey team
> featuring 26 year old team
> captian Cammi Granato. She says she wakes up every morning with a
> smile on her face because she has
> "seen her sport go from 'totally male-dominated, with nobody in the
> stands' to an Olympic event."
> The photo caption of the woman shows Stephanie O'Sullivan whose
> father, when she was young, tucked
> her hair under her helmet and smuggled her onto the ice as "Steven."
>
> Ms. Granato's famous brother was referred to simply as the "brother
> who plays in the NHL." How's
> that for standing in one's own limelight!
>
> Dianna Huff
- -- Val
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