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Women-in-Hockey Digest Friday, May 28 1999 Volume 01 : Number 438
In this issue:
Hockey in Bay Area/SF/Silicon Valley
Re: Women in "rough" sports
San Diego Women's Tourney - June, 1999
development camps
Metro Skaters Women's League -- West Bloomfield, MI
1999 Jackie Barto Girls' & Women's Camp
RE: Metro Skaters Women's League -- West Bloomfield, MI
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Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 14:28:48 -0400
From: email@hidden
Subject: Hockey in Bay Area/SF/Silicon Valley
Hi everyone,
I will be moving from Columbus, OH out to the San Francisco area on June
19. I searched the web and found the NCWHL (Northern California Women's
Hockey League) website and I tried to e-mail a few people on there, but
haven't gotten any response. There weren't any contact phone numbers
listed. If any of you out there know about this league and have a contact
name and number, I'd greatly appreciate it as I'd like to keep playing ice
hockey when I arrive out there. Also, I'm 26, so hopefully this is a
women's league and not a girl's, is that right? Of course if there are any
other leagues out there I'm open to that as well.
Thanks,
Shannon
Columbus Capitals #12
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Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 17:46:45 EDT
From: email@hidden
Subject: Re: Women in "rough" sports
Most of my bruises have come from co-ed highschool roller hockey,
mainly just from blocking pucks on defense. Although the worst one came
during a practice: my own teammate plowed his head into my shoulder which
left a nice bruise. He turned out to be a jerk anyways, he would never pass
to me or the other girl, and after that season, he went off and started his
own team so he didn't have to be with girls. (his team ended up placing last,
and our team - with the 2 girls - ended up winning the championship)
In women's ice hockey though, I haven't had many bruises, although
the overall aches and pains have increased a little bit. I didn't play with
shoulder pads the last season, but this summer I got them, because well, the
face plants on the ice don't feel to great. One thing I did notice though, in
the co-ed roller hockey, if I fell, even a really lame fall, everyone asked
if I was alright. In my last ice hockey game, I went flying into the goal
post and no one asked if I was alright, not even teammates or the ref. I just
thought that was a little odd. I still can't figure out how I hit the post
though, because I didn't have any bruises or major pains.
As for guys in school (since I don't work) they don't really have
anything against girls playing. I showed part of a tape from a game for one
of my finals, and the guys thought it was cool, but they thought we should
get into fights and slam each other into the boards.
Well, and since I'm already writing, I might as well ask, even though
the answer is pretty obvious but anyways: One of my knee cup things on my
shinpad cracked in the last game, so I should probably get new shinpads,
right? its too bad they don't just sell one, because its kinda a waste since
otherwise they're in good condition, I've only had them for about a year and
a half.
And I really hate the off-season, even though its only been 3-4 weeks (which
is 3-4 weeks too long) well a least there's only one more week to wait!
Jennie
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Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 19:28:10 EDT
From: email@hidden
Subject: San Diego Women's Tourney - June, 1999
San Diego Women's Hockey (SDWH) is pleased to announce the
3rd ANNUAL SAN DIEGO WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
When: June 25-27, 1999
Where: Iceoplex Ice Arena in Escondido, CA (25 miles North of downtown San
Diego)
Hosted by: San Diego Heartbreakers
2 divisions with 3 games guaranteed plus championship in each division
Entry fee is $850 per team
For tournament details or to request a registration form, contact Jennifer
Bowden at email@hidden or 619-451-8977. Alternative contact: Maria
Feldman at email@hidden or 619-571-6880.
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Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 08:26:29 -0500
From: Joseph Petrill
Subject: development camps
The posts on the Lake Placid development camps have been very
informative but no one has mentioned the National Goalkeepers
Development Camp in Colorado in July. My daughter has been selected to
attend and before I send her flying off alone I would like to hear about
someone else's experience there. We have questions such as: How many
girls go?, Are the girls sessions kept separate from the boys?, Is it
scouted?, What's the daily schedule like?, etc. Anyone with info on this
camp please share since my usual sources are stumped on this one and
most people in hockey are not even aware that it exists. Thanks.
Kathleen
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Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 12:06:17 -0400
From: "Angela Koos (NTT)"
Subject: Metro Skaters Women's League -- West Bloomfield, MI
I got this as a flyer last night and thought I would pass it along. It's
for a senior women's league in West Bloomfield, MI. Please contact the
numbers at the bottom if you have any questions!!
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Metro Skaters Women's League Try Outs
The Great Lakes Cheap Skates are holding try-outs for the following:
*Forward
*Defense
*Goalie
Looking for experienced players who like to have fun and want to excel in
this competitive sport. Positive attitudes a must!
Sign up now to avoid the end-of-summer rush!!
Cost is $5 per person.
Please join us on Tuesday, June 22nd at 8pm at the West Bloomfield Sports
Center. The address is 5600 Drake Rd and is located between Walnut Lake and
West Maple Rds.
For further information please contact:
Marlene Lindenberg
248-887-2619
Tara Johnson
248-684-9680
Michelle Willis
248-433-4026
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Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 12:25:11 -0500
From: "James D. Lorino"
Subject: 1999 Jackie Barto Girls' & Women's Camp
*** Just a note - we have had some people ask what level the
camp is. This is a camp INSTRUCTED by collegiate coaches and
players. RECREATIONAL and NEW PLAYERS with some skills
welcome. Jackie and her team do a good job of breaking out players
by skill and taking advantage of all the ice and coaching
available.
*** Don't forget GOALIES GOALIES GOALIES
Jackie Barto's 2nd Annual Women's Collegiate Ice Hockey Camp
July 12-16, 1999
The Ponds of Brookfield
Brookfield, WI (Milwaukee Wisconsin Metro Area)
Camp Director: Jackie Barto, Women's Ice Hockey Head Coach, Ohio State
University
Asst. Director & Goalie Coach: Sue Mussey, Former Women's Assoc. Head
Coach, Providence College
Squits (12 and Under) & Midget / PeeWees (18 and Under) - $350 per
skater. 8:30 am to 3:00 pm daily
ALL NEW THIS YEAR - WOMEN'S SENIOR BEGINNER SECTION
Five 1.5 hour sessions, Evenings 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. - $125 per
skater
What a great way for Mom and Daughter to take a hockey trip!
Camp instructors and counselors will be current and former NCAA Division
I, II, and III Women's Hockey Players and Coaches. OLYMPIC GOLD
MEDALISTS ARE POSSIBLE. NCAA rules prohibit the use of collegiate
athletes names for promotional purposes, so we are not allowed to list
our instructors. Last year we had 13 players and coaches, along with 3
local coaches, and a 3 to 1 player to instructor ratio throughout the
camp - we will strive to maintain that ratio (except for Women's
Senior).
The camp is scheduled during one of the busiest weeks in Milwaukee:
- July 9-11: The Greater Milwaukee Open PGA Tour Event
- South Shore Water Frolics (lots of fireworks at the lakefront)
- Bastille Days - French ethnic festival in Downtown streets
- July 11: The Great Circus Parade
- July 15-18: Festa Italiana - the nation's largest Italian ethnic
festival, on the lakefront. Best fireworks you'll ever see.
- 4 Milwaukee Brewer home games
We have lots of great things planned for the camp. What a
great way for your Daughter to get a great hockey camp with ALL FEMALE
instructors, AND for Mom to start playing hockey!!
For more information call:
Jim Lorino (414) 821-1688
or e-mail email@hidden
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James D. Lorino
email@hidden
Brookfield, WI USA
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Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 13:53:15 -0400
From: "Angela Koos (NTT)"
Subject: RE: Metro Skaters Women's League -- West Bloomfield, MI
Just to clarify, this is a new team forming for the Blue Line division
(Senior B, I believe) of the MSHL.
- -----Original Message-----
This got forwarded to me and I just wanted to make sure you were aware that
this is a new team that plans to join the MSHL next year, not a different
league (unless they have changed plans since they talked to me a couple
weeks ago). They didn't indicate what level they will play at, but given
they are asking for experienced players, I would guess Blue Line.
- -----Original Message-----
From: Angela Koos (NTT) [mailto:email@hidden]
I got this as a flyer last night and thought I would pass it along.
It's
for a senior women's league in West Bloomfield, MI. Please contact the
numbers at the bottom if you have any questions!!
________________________________________
Metro Skaters Women's League Try Outs
The Great Lakes Cheap Skates are holding try-outs for the following:
*Forward
*Defense
*Goalie
Looking for experienced players who like to have fun and want to excel
in this competitive sport. Positive attitudes a must!
Sign up now to avoid the end-of-summer rush!!
Cost is $5 per person.
Please join us on Tuesday, June 22nd at 8pm at the West Bloomfield
Sports Center. The address is 5600 Drake Rd and is located between Walnut
Lake
and West Maple Rds.
For further information please contact:
Marlene Lindenberg
248-887-2619
Tara Johnson
248-684-9680
Michelle Willis
248-433-4026
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