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Women-in-Hockey Digest Monday, January 18 1999 Volume 01 : Number 352
In this issue:
Canadian Women's Team Games
RE: WIH - -Summer camp/school/clinics --Spring Leagues
Question for Hipcheck
a girl on a guys team
fundraising
Playtime in Philly
WIH -- a dilemma, any advice?
Re: WIH -- a dilemma, any advice?
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Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 23:24:41 -0800
From: Karin Lofstrom
Subject: Canadian Women's Team Games
Checkout this Team Canada action!
1999 Exhibition Games vs. Finnish National Women's Team
Canada vs. Finland
January 20, 1999
Oshawa Civic Auditorium Complex
Oshawa, Ontario
7:30 pm
January 22, 1999
Maurice Richard Arena
Montreal, Quebec
7:30 pm
January 24, 1999
Centre Marcel-Dionne
Drummondville, Quebec
2:30 pm
Besides these games, a 4th game has been added on Thursday, Jan.21 in Renfrew,
Ontario at 7:30 pm. Renfrew is about an hour from Ottawa.
If you are going to be attending either of the game in Renfrew or Montreal be
sure to checkout the KL Sports "Sport Source for Women" booth. We will have
our merchandise for sale at both of those games. So if you have a chance
checkout our our website at http://www.trytel.com/~klsport before the game and
save the shipping charges and buy your women's hockey products in person at
the
games.
I have heard that there is also going to be a fundraiser game with Team Canada
and a Whitby Team on Tuesday, January 19 in Whitby. I don't know all the
details for that game.
See you at the games.
Karin
At 06:21 PM 1/17/99 -0800, you wrote:
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>Women-in-Hockey DigestÊÊÊ Sunday, January 17 1999ÊÊÊ Volume 01 : Number 351
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>ÊÊ Re: Fundraising --> HELP!!
>ÊÊ McGill edged Brebeuf College 2-1
>ÊÊ MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
>ÊÊ WIH - -Summer camp/school/clinics --Spring Leagues
>ÊÊ HS Hockey
>ÊÊ MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
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>Date: Sat, 16 Jan 1999 20:13:34 EST
>From: email@hidden
>Subject: Re: Fundraising --> HELP!!
>
>I don't know what part of the country you are writing from, but if you
live in
>an environmentally concious state/province there's money to be made in
"bottle
>drives". I grew up inÊ Manitoba and our basketball team would make at least
>$700-1000 per drive after Christmas and New Years. This was over 20 years ago
>when beer bottles were credited at 50 cents a case.
> The concept is simple. If your area has a return deposit arrangement with
>soda/beer bottles you collect the bottles from households (door to door with
>all the team members on a Saturday) from suburbs. You need at least 2 or 3
1/2
>ton trucks and someone to donate an empty garage to store the bottles until
>they can be transported to the beer or soda vendor. You might want to call a
>return depot before you bring 2 or 3 truck loads of bottles. If your
>organization has non profit status, receipts for tax purposes could be issued
>to improve the donors "generosity". Another avenue open to you is cheap
>advertising in the form of a leaflet for all the kids in your school to take
>home with them to give households advance notice of the opportunity to "help
>the team".
>
>Any weekend could be designated, but we found we got a better haul after
major
>holidays when folks had lots of empties after parties. Good luck with the
>team!
>Terry Pendergast
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>Date: Sat, 16 Jan 1999 21:31:14 PST
>From: "Dan Madden"
>Subject: McGill edged Brebeuf College 2-1
>
>ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ McGill comes from behind to win
>
>The McGill Martlets have won three of their last four games in the
>Quebec University Women's Hockey League to run
>their record to 6-4-1. The Martlets latest victory came Saturday evening
>at home against the Brebeuf Dynamiques. McGill
>scored a pair of goals late in the third period to upend the visitors
>2-1.
>
>"It's a game we could have and probably should have lost," said General
>Manager Dan Madden. "I hate to take anything
>away from Brebeuf, they played a solid game, but for us it was our worst
>effort of the season."
>
>After a scoreless first period, Brebeuf hit the scoresheet 1:33 into the
>second period on a short-handed effort from Melanie
>Labonne.
>
>The game remained 1-0 until late in the final stanza when Allison
>Ticmanis slid a shot past Evelyne Freeman-Joncas at
>15:46 to give McGill a 1-1 tie. Then on the power play, McGill's Julie
>Hornsby scored on a wrap-around with 1:27
>remaining to give the Martlets a 2-1 advantage.
>
>McGill is 6-4-1 in league play, while College Brebeuf falls to 2-7.
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>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 09:56:15
>From: "Craig Roberts"
>Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
>
>GOPHER WOMEN RALLY FOR 6-4 WIN OVER CONCORDIA
>
>LAKE PLACID, N.Y.-After trailing by two goals in the first period,
>Minnesota came from behind to post a 6-4 win over defending Canadian
>national champion Concordia in the High Peaks Classic at the Lake Placid
>Olympic Center.
>
>The Stingers jumped out to a 2-0 lead before Winny Brodt got the Gophers on
>the board at 11:38 of the opening period. Concordia got the goal back less
>than three minutes later but Laura Slominski and Tracy Engstrom scored in
>the final four minutes of the period to tie the score at 3-3.
>
>Nadine Muzerall scored on the power play at 3:17 of the second period to
>give Minnesota a 4-3 lead and, after the Stingers tied the score at 4-4,
>scored the game-winner at 14:06 of the middle stanza.
>
>Kris Scholz scored an empty-net goal with 13 seconds to play in the final
>period to clinch the victory.
>
>Minnesota had a 32-26 advantage in shots on goal as Erica Killewald stopped
>22 shots for the Gophers.
>
>With the win, Minnesota, 14-1-1, extends its winning streak to 13 games and
>is unbeaten in its last 14 games.
>
>GAME SUMMARY
>
>Goals by PeriodÊÊÊÊÊÊ 1Ê 2Ê 3Ê Tot
>- ----------------------------------
>Minnesota...........Ê 3Ê 2Ê 1 -Ê 6
>Concordia...........Ê 3Ê 1Ê 0 -Ê 4
>
>ÊÊ 1st period - 1, CONCORD, Anne Rodrique (Leanne Martell) 03:48 (pp). 2,
>CONCORD, Annie Boucher (Corinne Swirsky, Kari Colpitts) 09:50 (pp). 3,
>MINN, Winny Brodt 6 (Laura Slominski) 11:38. 4, CONCORD, Corinne Swirsky
>14:12. 5, MINN, Laura Slominski 5 (Angela Borek, Amber Hegland) 16:22. 6,
>MINN, Tracy Engstrom 8 (Kris Scholz) 18:03. Penalties - Tai Thorsheim, MINN
>(roughing) 02:49; Monelle Hebert, CONCORD (roughing) 04:47; Ambria Thomas,
>MINN (hooking) 09:17.
>
>ÊÊ 2nd period - 7, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 15 (Winny Brodt, Jenny Schmidgall)
>03:17 (pp). 8, CONCORD, Kari Colpitts (Annie Boucher, Corinne Swirsky)
>08:38. 9, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 16 (Jenny Schmidgall) 14:06. Penalties -
>Jenny Schmidgall, MINN (roughing) 00:46; Amy Coelho, CONCORD (interference)
>01:34; Deana Huyghebaert, CONCORD (roughing) 04:14; Emily Buchholz, MINN
>(interference) 15:03; Courtney Kennedy, MINN (roughing) 19:59.
>
>ÊÊ 3rd period - 10, MINN, Kris Scholz 11 (Jenny Schmidgall) 19:47 (empty
>net). Penalties - Amy Coelho, CONCORD (roughing) 08:53.
>
>ÊÊ Shots on goal - MINN 10-10-12-32; CONCORD 10-8-8-26. Power plays - MINN
>1 of 4; CONCORD 2 of 5. Goalies - MINN, Erica Killewald 8-1-1 (26 shots-22
>saves); CONCORD, Lisa Herritt (31-26). Referees-Butch Martin, Bob
>Zuckerman. A-153.
>- --------------------
>Craig Roberts
>Assistant Sports Information Director
>Women's Intercollegiate Athletics
>University of Minnesota
>Check out our website at www.gophersports.com
>Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline
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>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 13:02:51 -0500 (EST)
>From: email@hidden
>Subject: WIH - -Summer camp/school/clinics --Spring Leagues
>
>OK Little o'le me is looking for a Spring Leauge, and a cheap summer
something. All have to be in the Oakland County/ Metro-Detroit area.
>I need work on checking ( cause i'm playing in a guys league ), stopping,
puck
handling (I'm not horrible, just need some practice), and backwards skating.
>
>I was looking at some cheap Pespi league last year, and am thinking about
that
for this year. I am going to do a Suburban hockey clinic for Power Skating
durring the summer, possibly the Hockey School with Suburban also.
>
>
>Thanx- J
>WLC Varsity Manager
>
>
>
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>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 19:44:23 -0800
>From: Frank Krufka
>Subject: HS Hockey
>
>I'm kinda in the same position as Jenn.Ê I'm going to paly hs hockey and
>I'm not very good.Ê I'm going to start playing in the spring on a league
>that's open to anyone from any hs.Ê The problem is that since my school
>doesn't have a team and unless we get one I'm going to be playing with
>all guys from another school and I wont know anyone.Ê I'm not very good
>either but I'm going to play anyway.Ê Does anyone know off anything I
>can do off ice to help me prepare and work on my skill?
> Laura
>
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>
>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 20:18:38
>From: "Craig Roberts"
>Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
>
>GOPHER'S CLAIM HIGH PEAKS TITLE WITH 14TH CONSECUTIVE WIN
>
>LAKE PLACID, N.Y.--Nadine Muzerall recorded her second hat trick of the
>season and Jenny Schmidgall chipped in with two goals and two assists as
>Minnesota downed Toronto 5-1 to claim the title of the High Peaks Hockey
>Classic at the Lake Placid Olympic Center.
>
>The Gophers, 15-1-1, have now won 14 straight games and are unbeaten in
>their last 15 after sweeping three games in the High Peaks Classic.
>
>Muzerall's 17th goal of the season, a power-play tally, at 4:06 of the
>opening period gave Minnesota a 1-0 lead and she added an even-strength
>goal barely two minutes. Schmidgall then scored on the power play at 15:34
>to give the Gophers a 3-0 lead.
>
>Toronto's Erin Fraser scored 5:13 into the second period but Muzerall gave
>Minnesota's its three-goal lead back when she completed her hat trick at
>the nine-minute mark. Schmidgall scored her 20th of the season, a
>short-handed effort, with 2:53 to play in the final period to round out the
>scoring.
>
>The Gophers, who had a 12-1 advantage in shots on goal in the game's first
>10 minutes, outshot the Varsity Blues 47-22. Erica Killewald earned her
>ninth win of the season by stopping 13 of 14 shots through two periods and
>Crystal Nicholas stopped eight shots in the final period.
>
>Minnesota returns home for a two-game series, Jan. 22-23, against Wilfrid
>Laurier University. Both games are set for 7 p.m. faceoffs at Mariucci
>Arena.
>
>GAME SUMMARY
>
>Goals by PeriodÊÊÊÊÊÊ 1Ê 2Ê 3Ê Tot
>- ----------------------------------
>Minnesota...........Ê 3Ê 1Ê 1 -Ê 5
>Toronto.............Ê 0Ê 1Ê 0 -Ê 1
>
>ÊÊ 1st period - 1, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 17 (Kris Scholz, Jenny Schmidgall)
>04:06 (pp). 2, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 18 06:14. 3, MINN, Jenny Schmidgall 19
>(Brittny Ralph) 15:34 (pp). Penalties - Jen Rawson, TORONTO (interference)
>03:47; Urszula May, TORONTO (roughing) 09:36; Jen Rawson, TORONTO
>(roughing) 14:26.
>ÊÊ 2nd period - 4, TORONTO, Erin Fraser (Barb Tyres) 05:13. 5, MINN, Nadine
>Muzerall 19 (Jenny Schmidgall) 09:00. Penalties - Heather Vance, TORONTO
>(hooking) 00:19; Winny Brodt, MINN (cross-checking) 06:44; Courtney
>Kennedy, MINN (roughing) 12:44; Erin Fraser, TORONTO (roughing) 12:44.
>ÊÊ 3rd period - 6, MINN, Jenny Schmidgall 20 (Courtney Kennedy) 17:07 (sh).
>Penalties - Jenny Schmidgall, MINN (holding) 03:18; Brittny Ralph, MINN
>(interference) 05:49; Shannon Kennedy, MINN (roughing) 15:57; Tracy
>Engstrom, MINN (cross-checking) 19:59.
>ÊÊ Shots on goal - MINN 20-17-10-47; TORONTO 2-12-8-22. Power plays - MINN
>2 of 4; TORONTO 0 of 5. Goalies - MINN, Erica Killewald 9-1-1 (14 shots-13
>saves) , Crystal Nicholas (00:00 3rd, 8-8); TORONTO, Alison Houston
>(47-42). A-138.
>
>- --------------------
>Craig Roberts
>Assistant Sports Information Director
>Women's Intercollegiate Athletics
>University of Minnesota
>Check out our website at www.gophersports.com
>Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline
>Ê 612-626-STAT (7828)
>
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 07:41:50 -0500
From: "Angela Koos (NTT)"
Subject: RE: WIH - -Summer camp/school/clinics --Spring Leagues
I played in that Suburban hockey summer league last year. It was actually
pretty fun, they mix up the players so that all the teams are balanced...as
best they can anyway!
There might be a summer league at the Troy Ice Arena on 16 Mile and John R.
I went to a women's clinic there last year, you might want to check that out
too. It was something like an 8-week long session (2 days a week, an hour
and a half each) of drills and stuff, and the last half hour would be a
scrimmage. The guys that ran it had some GREAT drills!
Angela #1
Team X-Treme
http://members.xoom.com/GoalieGirl01
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:51:41 -0500
From: Jen Hannum
Subject: Question for Hipcheck
Sorry to clog up the list with this question.....
Would someone from Hipcheck please contact me, I haven't received an issue
since the summer.
Thanks!
Jen Hannum
Jen Hannum
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:54:07 -0500
From: Jen Hannum
Subject: a girl on a guys team
Jenn,
You stick with it and don't let the guys intimidate you. They're just
showing off for each other. I grew up playing sports with boys (given the
lack of opportunities for girls) and I found, and continue to find that
they talk big for awhile but they'll eventually get used to you and playing
with girls. I also find that when I play, I forget that I'm the only
female-I just feel like a hockey player. The guys usually keep their
distance and scowl at me until they seem me get down and dirty-fall down,
dig the puck out of the corners, fight for the puck, use my body-after
that, they loosen up, see me as a teammate and occasionally ask me out on a
date (but that's a whole other subject). I find that once they make this
transition, I am considered a valued member of the team and my teammates DO
NOT allow the other team to treat me unfairly.
My advice-play with both the boys and the girls. It's two different games
and you'll learn from both. They may give you a hard time but you just
need to show them how tough you are and don't take any crap from anybody.
I agree with you-Let's Go Flyers!
Jen Hannum
Jen Hannum
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:55:01 -0500
From: Jen Hannum
Subject: fundraising
The two best fundraisers I have been involved with were bake sales and
garage sales.
The bake sales usually do the best.
Jen Hannum
Jen Hannum
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:59:15 -0500
From: Jen Hannum
Subject: Playtime in Philly
Hi all! It seems like there are a number of people in the Philadelphia
area on this list. I was wondering if anyone was interested in maybe
having a gathering for a pick up game. I realize this may be a little
weird, since we all have met through the internet, but I thought it might
be fun.
Please feel free to email me privately. I'm located in Delaware so
anywhere between here and Philly is fine with me.
Jen Hannum
Jen Hannum
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 15:40:38 -0500
From: "Angela Koos (NTT)"
Subject: WIH -- a dilemma, any advice?
Hey there,
I'm a pretty quiet list member but I was hoping for some advice! Here's the
problem...
I'm the goalie for a first year senior novice team, last year I played
defense and most of the players on my team have been playing about a year or
so. This is our second year together, our first year in the league. The
coach we have is not the same one we had last year and is relatively new to
coaching.
I'm having a difficult time getting my coach to actually work with me on
goalie drills. We have 2 assistant coaches and he usually has them doing
something else. It's mostly because he doesn't know anything about coaching
goalies but he also has not made much of an effort to learn either. I
bought a book on goalie drills and I plan on letting him take a look at it,
but when I told him about it he seemed sort of blasŽ and offended. (I don't
think I said anything that would seem condescending.) Plus he doesn't feel
I need to improve, he's very happy with the way I play...I disagree, there's
always room for improvement, especially when I've only been goaltending
since this summer!
The other part of my problem is that I'm going to be moving in April and I
will have to drive about 2 hours to practice if I stay on the same team, but
I know for a fact that there are teams in the area I'm moving to. (Anyone
know of any teams in the Ann Arbor, MI area that might need a goalie next
year?) My team needs me, I'm THE goalie and we have someone that will play
backup if I have to miss a game. I'm willing to drive the distance once I
move, but not if I'm going to get the same coaching. (We may be getting a
new coach.)
Help!
Angela #1
Team X-Treme
http://members.xoom.com/GoalieGirl01
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 16:03:18 -0500
From: Amy Antonucci
Subject: Re: WIH -- a dilemma, any advice?
At 03:40 PM 1/18/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>I'm having a difficult time getting my coach to actually work with me on
>goalie drills. We have 2 assistant coaches and he usually has them doing
>something else. It's mostly because he doesn't know anything about coaching
>goalies but he also has not made much of an effort to learn either.
I'd say if you can and with your coach's permission/blessing/whatever, see
if you can find yourself a goalie coach. Maybe an adult goalie in one of
the rec leagues at a local rink. Maybe he/she could meet with you once a
week rathar than every time you practice with your team.
>The other part of my problem is that I'm going to be moving in April and I
Ooo Michigan territory :) (I mean the university not the state) Well if
you don't mind the drive, and you can find yourself a coach, I say why not
stay with your current team, but I would think that kind of commute would
get awfully old awfully quickly. If you think you want to do it, give it a
shot, but keep yourself open to the idea of transferring to a closer team
Just my .02
Amy
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