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Women-in-Hockey Digest Tuesday, September 22 1998 Volume 01 : Number 282
In this issue:
Re: Rhode Island hockey
Women's Ice Hockey Challenge II Results
hockey in Virginia?
Female Goalie to Play in Junior A
Fwd: Re: Female Goalie to Play in Junior A
Women's Rec Tournament for Victoria
Breast Cancer Stamp
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 08:55:15 -0700
From: email@hidden (Megan Bryant)
Subject: Re: Rhode Island hockey
Rhode Island Panthers
http://members.tripod.com/~Ozzy9/panthers.htm
EXCERPT FROM WEB PAGE:
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Hello! Welcome to the Rhode Island Panthers Women's Hockey Homepage.
The Rhode Island Panthers are the only girls hockey league in Rhode Island
and has been running for about thirty years. The Panthers welcome women and
girls of all ages to join the teams ranging from squirts to senior leagues.
We regret to say that there is no mite team at the moment due to a small
amount of participants, this will hopefully change as the number of girl
hockey players grow. So if you are the least bit interested please do not
hesitate to join by notifying;
Fred Miller
Phone: 401-944-3935
Remember the Panthers welcome all girls skilled or unskilled at any time of
the year (including summer where a summer house league takes place to keep
in shape for the next season!). Thank You.
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Megan Bryant
Rhythm & Hues
310 448 7551
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 14:30:33 -0400
From: email@hidden (Dan Lichterman)
Subject: Women's Ice Hockey Challenge II Results
September 21,1998
Dale City, VA-
The Charlottesville Penalty Boxes captured the championship of the 2nd annual
Women's Ice Hockey Challenge at SKATENATIONï of Prince William over the weekend
of September 19-20. Charlottesville rebounded from a preliminary round loss to
Reston, VA earlier in the day to claim the top prize with a 3-1 win, one of only
three tournament games that was decided by more than one goal.
Charlottesville was lead by All-Tournament goalie Jennifer Sokol. Joining Sokol
on the Hipcheck Magazine All-Tournament Team were Reston's Jane Anderson,
Carolina's Corey Turman and host Prince William's Cheryl Toulouse.
Reston, which finished 2-1 in the preliminary round, took home 2nd place
followed by Prince William and Carolina. Prince William defeated Carolina 5-2
in the Consolation game powered by four 3rd period goals. The only othe contest
to be decide by more than one goal was a 5-1 Carolina win over Reston.
SKATENATIONï of Prince William will host its 2nd annual Spring Showdown March
27-28,1999. For further information please contact Dan Lichterman @ (703)
730-8423 or e-mail: email@hidden
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 16:50:10 EDT
From: email@hidden
Subject: hockey in Virginia?
A young coast guard man that plays roller hockey with me is being stationed
south of Norfolk. He would really appreciate any information on ice or roller
hockey in the area. Thanks.
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 19:40:58, -0500
From: email@hidden (BOBBIE STANFILL)
Subject: Female Goalie to Play in Junior A
taken from a WHL list group
A 15-year-old named Rachel Barrie has made the final roster of the Smiths
Falls Bears of the Ontario Central Junior A Hockey League and will dress
for the club's season-opener on Friday.
Full story at http://www.canoe.ca/JuniorHockey/sept17_fem.html
Brad
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 18:38:48 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jessica Yeo
Subject: Fwd: Re: Female Goalie to Play in Junior A
that url was wrong, i found the correct one, here
it is
http://www.canoe.ca/JuniorHockey/sep17_fem.html
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Jessica(AJ) Yeo#4 Sylvania Maple Leafs
The Womens Hockey World
http://www.angelfire.com/oh/whockey
Official Defiance Bulldogs Girls Soccer Site
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/3955/index.html
Official Sylvania Maple Leafs Site
http://www.angelfire.com/oh/SylvaniaMapleLeafs
- ---BOBBIE STANFILL wrote:
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> taken from a WHL list group
>
> A 15-year-old named Rachel Barrie has made the
final roster of the Smiths
> Falls Bears of the Ontario Central Junior A Hockey
League and will dress
> for the club's season-opener on Friday.
>
> Full story at
http://www.canoe.ca/JuniorHockey/sept17_fem.html
>
> Brad
>
>
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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 22:17:19 -0700
From: "Phil & Debbie Cottrell"
Subject: Women's Rec Tournament for Victoria
Tonight the Victoria Stingers (Senior Rec Team) announced "The Lindal
Sportsmanship Female Ice Hockey Tournament" to be held March 26, 27, 28 1999
at Esquimalt's Archie Browning Sports Centre, just outside Victoria, BC.
More details to follow. I'll post them as soon as they're available.
Mark your calendars!
Phil, Victoria, BC
Phil and Debbie: ICQ #5997159.
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Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 10:16:11 -0400
From: Tina JW Danzig
Subject: Breast Cancer Stamp
Dear Friends,
This is not the usual message to women-in-hockey, but it is a very
important one. A mother, a friend of mine, who's child is in hockey, just
found out she has breast cancer. As women, this is a very important issue
for each of us.
PLEASE READ and pass along to ALL of your friends
and colleagues.
It is very IMPORTANT that each woman shows her support
to save ourselves, our mothers, our sisters, our friends.
Thank you for taking time out to READ this and also to PASS IT
ALONG.....
As you may be aware, the U.S. Postal Service recently released its new
Fund the Cure stamp to help fund breast cancer research. The stamp was
designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland.
It is important that we take a stand and show our outrage against this
disease that kills and maims so many of our mothers, sisters, friends.
Instead of the normal .32 for a stamp, this one costs .40.
The additional .08 will go to breast cancer research. If all
stamps are sold, it will raise an additional 16,000,000 for this vital
research. Just as important as the money is our support. What a
statement it would make if the stamp outsold the lottery this week or
outsold tickets to "Saving Private Ryan" this weekend. What a
statement it would make that we care. I urge each of you to do
two things TODAY. Not tomorrow ... but today.
1. Go out and purchase some of these stamps. TODAY
2. E-mail, call, whatever it takes - ask your friends to do the same.
Wouldn't it be great to see our men supporting this to
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Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 17:30:42 -0400 (EDT)
From: bill driscoll
Subject: [none]
TimesAn Open Letter to High School
and Jr. High Girls Hockey Players
I'd like to introduce myself and an exciting new hockey program
specifically for young women. My name is Bill Driscoll, and I am the
Director of Hockey and Head Coach for the Killington Mountain Academy
Women's Hockey Program. This is a new high-performance, competitive
hockey program specifically designed to provide a quality education for
a select group of athletes with a strong interest in competing at the
highest levels of hockey.=20
KMA Women's Hockey will start in the Fall of 1999 at the Killington
Mountain School (KMS) in Rutland, Vermont. Though new to hockey, KMS
has a rich 25 year history of developing competitive student-athletes
and placing them in colleges such as Dartmouth, Middlebury, St.
Lawrence, Boston College, UVM, UNH, U Colorado, Colby, Bates and
Harvard to name a few. Our goals for the hockey program are similar,
and also include creating a path to our national team for a few select
young athletes.
I have been involved in hockey since I graduated from Colby, and have
been coaching for many years at various levels, including USA Hockey
Regional Teams and Select Festivals. Currently manyformer players are
on rosters of Division I and II college teams, the U.S. National
Development Team, Major Junior Teams and many prep schools. I am a USA
Hockey Master Level Coach, and co-founder of the Foundation for Hockey
Development, with Bill Beaney, Head Coach of Middlebury College. I am
committed to teaching the game of hockey and developing young athletes,
and recently turned down positions with NHL Teams to launch this
special program.
Killington Mountain School provides a unique opportunity because it is
based on a tutorial program- this has academic and athletic benefits.
You attend your local school for the Fall and Spring months. In the
=46all and Spring, you're at your home school participating in sports,
interacting with friends at school and socially, and living with your
family. From November to early April, you attend KMS, where all
classes follow your home school curriculum.
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While at Killington Mountain School, you work with the tutorial staff
one-on-one in your classes. These teachers often can help in many ways
that aren't practical in a class setting, and you can expect to return
in the Spring with an academic standing equal to or better than your
classmates.=20
This tutorial program opens up tremendous training and competitive
advantages in hockey. We train more often and longer each day on the
ice than any high school or prep team- up to 2 hours on practice days
(usually 4/week), as well as daily physical training and conditioning.
Our competition schedule consists of 40-45 games, including six
tournaments culminating with the Brampton (Ont.) Women's Tournament.
The tutorial program also allows us more freedom to travel so we play
the best prep, select and international competition, as well as some
college teams. We attend the most competitive tournaments in the U.S.
and Canada. As you can see, this program is unique, and combined with
our location, affords maximum exposure to college coaches each season.
If this sounds like a program that you might be interested in, I would
welcome the chance to talk to you. You can call me directly at
802-253-7061, or the school at 802-422-3233. Please keep Killington
Mountain School in mind as you search for a means to reach your for
your education and athletic goals. I hope to hear from you soon. Good
luck and have a great season with =ABteam=BB.
Best,
Bill Driscoll, Director of Hockey
The Foundation for Hockey Development
PO Box 1197
3174 Mountain Rd.
Stowe VT 05672
802-253-7061
f 253-4214
email@hidden
http://www.fhd.net
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