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Women-in-Hockey Digest Monday, November 23 1998 Volume 01 : Number 318
In this issue:
McGill blanked 4-0 by Concordia
UNH 10 Princeton 2
Finding ECAC women's ice hockey box scores on the Web
Massachusetts Womens Team Looking for Alternate/Possibly full time Player
USA, Inc. - Recruiting for annual Canadian Cup Participants . . . all ages.
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Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 10:23:24 PST
From: "Dan Madden"
Subject: McGill blanked 4-0 by Concordia
C.I.A.U. champs blank McGill 4-0
The McGill Martlets split a pair of weekend games in Quebec
University Women's Hockey League action.
The defending C.I.A.U. Champion Concordia Stingers blanked McGill
4-0, Saturday. The clubs were scoreless until the 14:00 mark of the
second period when Deana Huygheabart ripped a shot from the top of the
circle past McGill goalie Kim St. Pierre.
The Stingers grabbed a 2-0 lead just 21 seconds later when
Marie-Claude Allard picked up a loose rebound and found the back of the
net.
Concordia stretched its lead to 3-0 at 14:21 of the third period.
Corrine Swirsky lifted a shot past St. Pierre. The Stingers finished off
the scoring at 8:23 when Annie Boucher banged in her own rebound.
St. Pierre made 42 saves in the McGill net. Lisa Herritt faced 12
shots.
The Stingers remain unbeaten in the Q.U.W.H.L. with an 8-0 record.
They defeated U.Q.T.R. 8-0, Friday. McGill, 3-3-1, defeated previously
undefeated St. Laurent 3-1, Friday.
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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 07:38:28 -0500
From: Gary Goldberg MD
Subject: UNH 10 Princeton 2
Just wanted to give folks a sense of the fun we had yesterday watching the
ECAC league game between the UNH Wildcats and the Princeton Tigers. First
off, if you ever are in Princeton, NJ, you should check out the Baker
Arena--the home of the Princeton Tigers--on the university campus. Very
neat place that looks like it was possibly a converted gymnasium built from
fieldstone. Princeton had won its first 4 games and was off to one of the
best season starts that they have had in a while according to the printed
program.
I did not keep a scoresheet because I did not want to be distracted from
concentrating on the game so cannot give you all of the detail on scoring
and penalties, but, before anyone had a chance to really settle in,
Princeton had already put the puck in the net at around 30 seconds into the
first period. Well, that apparently woke up the Wildcats who roared back
and scored 5 goals in the first period to make the score 5-2 at the end of
1. From that point on there was no turning back with the Wildcats adding
another two goals in the 2nd and another three in the 3rd to finish off
with a 10-2 win over the Tigers. While it sounds like a lopsided victory,
the game was actually very entertaining with a lot of end-to-end rushes,
great passing plays and hard-fought board work. Princeton had plenty of
opportunity to score on power plays, etc but could not put it past the UNH
goalie after the 1st period. Play got a little chippy at times but never
out of hand. The UNH team just seemed to play better as a unit and were
more consistently aggressive in going to the puck and setting up in the
offensive zone.
Overall, a great experience and thoroughly entertaining hockey. My two
hockey-playing daughters were thrilled and also convinced that ECAC women's
hockey had entertainment value and quality of play that was right up there
with the NHL. I could not have agreed more. So, if you are anywhere
around the Northeast USA/New England region, and want to take in some
entertaining hockey, check the ECAC women's schedule and check it out! You
can find the schedule on the Web at the following address:
http://uscollegehockey.com/schedules/19981999/w/
We are already trying to figure out how to get to our next game!
- --GG
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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 07:52:06 -0500
From: Gary Goldberg MD
Subject: Finding ECAC women's ice hockey box scores on the Web
P.S. If you are interested in getting the box scores on the UNH-Princeton
game I just reported on, it should turn up shortly on the web at the
following address:
http://uscollegehockey.com/cgi/teamsched.cgi?season=19981999&gender=w&team=unh
where you can keep track of the UNH Wildcat record for this season. Just
click on the link 'Box' on the game line to see the scorecard. It's not
there yet for yesterday's game but should be turning up shortly. Go Blue!
- --GG
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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 09:22:10 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: Massachusetts Womens Team Looking for Alternate/Possibly full time Player
Team: the Ravens
Program: the Storm
Level: C (Seeking player with some experience.)
League: South Shore Women's League
Games: 1 per week (Canton & Marlboro rinks Saturdays, mostly Sundays.)
Practices: 2 per week (Monday 9PM-10 & Tuesday nights, time varies;
Location, Newton & Dedham)
If interested, email email@hidden or call 617-312-3069
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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 15:23:19 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: USA, Inc. - Recruiting for annual Canadian Cup Participants . . . all ages.
INVITATION LETTER
DATE: November 1998
FROM: 1999 Planning Committee - United Scholastic Achievers, Inc.
IN RE: Invitation to participate on Team U.S.A. at the 1999 Canadian Cup
Tournament-March 30 - April 5, 1999 Montreal, Quebec.
Dear Prospective Players & Parents:
Once again, we will be traveling to Montreal, Quebec (March/April, 1999) to
participate in the 1999 Canadian Cup Tournament. This year marks the 5th year
that we have participated in the prestigious "Canadian Cup Tournament." It is
likely that we could have 6-10 teams participating this year. In addition, we
may have several "Swedish" players joining our ranks as well.
We are pleased to offer you (males & females) the opportunity to be considered
for one of our 1999 Team U.S.A. (United Scholastic Achievers, Inc.) teams.
This offer does not secure your position on our 1999 Team U.S.A. - there will
not be any tryouts.
Our Anticipated Schedule
Monday, March 30, 1999
(Late Afternoon/Early evening). . . Arrival Montreal
Tuesday, March 31, 1999
Sight Seeing
Wednesday, April 1, 1999
Team Meeting - Introductions
2 hour practice
Site Seeing
Thursday, April 2, 1999
2 hour practice
Site Seeing
Friday, April 3, 1999
Tournament - Games
Saturday, April 4, 1999
Tournament - Games
Sunday, April 5, 1999
Tournament - Games
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1999 U.S.A. Staff
Mites - TBA
Squirts - TBA
Pee Wees - TBA
Bantam - TBA
Midget - TBA
I am also pleased to announce that Mirror-Image Productions will be joining us
on this year's trip. A film crew will be "living" with our teams, filming
action shots, interviewing players and coaches during this week to create a
documentary of USA, Inc., players, coaches and philosophies. Each team member
will receive a free commemorative copy of the final film.
Again, this year we are going with a complete package price (see attached). If
you are selected, this trip requires your full participation from Monday
(March 30,1999) through Sunday (April 5, 1999). We will not alter the schedule
or make changes on your behalf.
To be considered and for more information, please send a resume to the
selection committee c/o email@hidden or mail to USA, Inc., 1999 Planning
Committee, P.O. Box 321, Durand, MI 48429-0321.
In the event that you should have any questions or concerns, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
I hope that you are able to join us.
Sincerely,
Al Clemens
Al Clemens
AC/jad
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