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Women-in-Hockey Digest Saturday, November 20 1999 Volume 01 : Number 543
In this issue:
ITECH mask
MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
Wisconsin Women vs. Minnesota
Re: Women's hockey shirts
USA Press Release: UNITED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVERS, INC. RECRUITING (Girls Welcome)
MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
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Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 11:46:05 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: ITECH mask
A while back some postings were made concerning rust on an ITECH face mask.
My computer has crashed a couple of times since then and wiped out my e mail
files, so I can't just look it up. I looked over at a young friend at hockey
the other night and realized his ITECH face mask was terribly rusted....thus
I thought I would post here and ask the person that had the problem and, as I
recall, solved it, would please contact me personally about the issue.
Thanks. laura
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 01:20:00
From: "Craig Roberts"
Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
FOUR-GOAL THIRD PERIOD GIVES GOPHER WOMEN'S HOCKEY WIN OVER BADGERS
MADISON, Wis. - Minnesota scored four times in the third period, breaking a
3-3 deadlock with goals six seconds apart, to defeat Wisconsin 7-4 at the
Dane County Expo Center.
With the score tied 3-3 after two period, Tracy Engstrom scored a power-play
goal for the Gophers at 3:06 of the final period. Ambria Thomas scored the
third of her three goals six seconds later and Minnesota led 5-3.
Melanie Schmitt scored at 6:26 of the final period for Wisconsin but Ronda
Curtin scored less than two minutes later and Tracy Engstrom added an empty
net goal with 37 seconds to play.
The Gophers did not lead in the game until the third period. Thomas scored a
short-handed goal 4:13 into the opening period after the Badgers led 1-0.
Wisconsin grabbed a 2-0 lead two minutes later but Courtney Kennedy got the
equalizer for Minnesota at 9:50.
Kendra Antony, who set up both of Wisconsin's first-period goals and had
four points on the night, gave Wisconsin a 3-2 lead early in the second
period but Thomas scored with 9:04 to play in the period to even the score
again.
The Gophers outshot Wisconsin 35-18, including 16-2 in the final period.
Crystal Nicholas had nine saves in a relief appearance to earn the victory
for Minnesota. Jackie MacMillan stopped 28 shots for Wisconsin.
The two teams play again at 7:05 p.m. Saturday to wrap up the two-game
series.
Goals by Period 1 2 3 Tot
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Minnesota........... 2 1 4 - 7
Wisconsin........... 2 1 1 - 4
1st period - 1, WISC, Roberta Shufeldt 3 (Kendra Antony) 02:24. 2, MINN,
Ambria Thomas 7 04:13 (sh). 3, WISC, Bridget Buchholz 2 (Kendra Antony)
06:40. 4, MINN, Courtney Kennedy 8 (Ronda Curtin) 09:50. Penalties -
Courtney Kennedy, MINN (holding) 03:30; Ronda Curtin, MINN (tripping) 12:46.
2nd period - 5, WISC, Kendra Antony 11 (Kerry Weiland, Natascha Sherman)
06:31. 6, MINN, Ambria Thomas 8 (Laura Slominski, Emily Buchholz) 10:56.
Penalties - Courtney Kennedy, MINN (roughing) 08:26; Michelle Sikich, WISC
(interference) 13:53; Emily Buchholz, MINN (checking) 18:58.
3rd period - 7, MINN, Tracy Engstrom 7 (Nadine Muzerall, Kelly Olson)
03:06 (pp). 8, MINN, Ambria Thomas 9 (Ronda Curtin, Laura Slominski) 03:12.
9, WISC, Melanie Schmitt 2 (Kendra Antony, Liz Jankowski) 00:00. 10, MINN,
Ronda Curtin 10 (Laura Slominski) 07:51. 11, MINN, Tracy Engstrom 8 (Angela
Borek) 19:23 (empty net). Penalties - Melanie Schmitt, WISC (checking)
01:58; Tracy Engstrom, MINN (checking) 16:39; Kris Scholz, MINN (checking)
19:29.
Shots on goal - MINN 9-10-16-35; WISC 7-9-2-18. Power plays - MINN 1 of
2; WISC 0 of 6. Goalies - MINN, Erica Killewald (7 shots-5 saves), Crystal
Nicholas 2-0-0 (00:00 2nd, 11-9); WISC, Jackie MacMillan 1-2-0 (34-28).
Referee - Heather McDaniel. Asst Referees - Mike Gulenchyn; Shawn Thiele. A
- - 530.
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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
612-626-STAT (7828)
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 00:33:04 -0600
From: "Paul Capobianco"
Subject: Wisconsin Women vs. Minnesota
November 19, 1999
Women¢s Hockey Outlasted By No. 3 Minnesota
Madison, WI - Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.) had a goal and three assists, but the Wisconsin women¢s ice hockey team fell short of third-ranked Minnesota, 7-4 on Friday.
The game was the first for the Badgers at the Dane County Coliseum, and they began their history with their first goal at 2:24 of the opening period. Antony won a faceoff deep in the Gopher zone back to Roberta Shufeldt (Romulus, Mich.) at the point. Shufeldt shot a floater that hit off the underside of the crossbar and into the net for the 1-0 lead.
Ambria Thomas responded at 4:13 with a shorthanded goal for the Gophers. Thomas stole the puck at the point off a Badger defender and skated in alone for the first of her three goals on the night.
The Badgers regained the lead at 6:40 when Bridget Buchholz (Waupun, Wis.) finished off a pass from Antony in the slot. It was Buchholz¢s second of the season and put UW up 2-1.
The Gophers evened the score once again, however, as Courtney Kennedy got the puck at her own blue line and skated the length of the ice before beating Badger goaltender Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) at 9:50. The goal made the game 2-2 and the score remained that way until the second period.
Antony notched her 11th of the season at 6:31 of the second to give the Badgers their third lead of the contest. Natascha Sherman (Seattle, Wash.) and Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) made two quick passes in the slot to feed Antony for the goal.
Once again, the Gopher responded as Thomas scored her second of the game at 10:56 of the second. Bridget¢s sister Emily was credited with one of the assists on the goal, giving each of the Buchholz¢s a point in the contest.
The teams were done scoring until the third when the Gophers began controlling play. Minnesota tallied two goals, six seconds apart, starting with a power-play tally at 3:06. Melanie Schmitt (Sheboygan, Wis.) was called for checking and Tracy Engstrom capitlaized, scoring her seventh of the year to break a 3-3 tie. Off the ensuing faceoff, Ambria Thomas completed the hat trick when Laura Slominski won the draw back to Ronda Curtin, who slid the puck to Thomas on the right wing. Thomas found the net at 3:12 to make it a 5-3 game.
*Anytime a goal is scored is when you¢re scared the most about another one,* said head Wisconsin coach Julie Sasner. *Anytime we get a goal, I¢m telling my team Áhey, the next 40 seconds just hold them,¢ because those are big momentum shifts.*
Schmitt brought Wisconsin back within one when she followed up her own blocked shot in the slot for her second of the year. The goal at 6:26 was assisted by Antony and Liz Jankowski (Maple Grove, Minn.).
Ronda Curtin made it 6-4 at 7:51 with her 10th of the season, and Tracy Engstrom added an empty net goal at 19:23 as the Gophers finished with the 7-4 victory.
MacMillan stopped 28 shots and fell to 1-2-0. The Gophers started Erica Killewald, but replaced her with Crystal Nicholas to start the second period. Nicholas earned stopped nine shots to earn the win and improve to 2-0-0. Killewald made five first-period saves, allowing two goals.
Minnesota outlasted Wisconsin in the first women¢s ice hockey meeting between the traditional rivals. The experience of the Gophers showed in the final period.
*The Buchholz sisters are the metaphors for the two programs,* said Sasner. *Here¢s Bridget a couple of years younger than her sister, and here¢s our program a couple of years younger than our big sister over in Minnesota. They have really been the model of a Division I, Big Ten hockey program.*
The first-year Badgers (7-5-1, 5-3-1 WCHA) look for their first win over a ranked opponent tomorrow when they complete their weekend series with Minnesota (8-3-0, 5-0-0 WCHA). Game-time is slated for 7:05 p.m., at the Dane County Coliseum.
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 01:54:24 -0800
From: Annette Chernin
Subject: Re: Women's hockey shirts
Hello,
I still have some women's hockey t-shirts still available at:
http://www.tropicalpenguin.com/hockey.html
I do have a few of the Olympic hockey design (#WH1) still available in
some sizes, but do contact me directly if you are interested in that
particular design. These could be really nice gifts in time for
Christmas.
Regards,
Annette (coach -Port Coquitlam Phantoms AA)
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 08:05:34 EST
From: email@hidden
Subject: USA Press Release: UNITED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVERS, INC. RECRUITING (Girls Welcome)
UNITED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVERS, INC.
Home of the "Warriors"
P.O. Box 321
Durand, Michigan 48429-0321
PRESS RELEASE
For Release: Immediately
November 5, 1999
For More Information Contact:
Al Clemens
888-776-5079
810-454-2724 (Fax)
Email: email@hidden
UNITED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVERS, INC. HAS BEGUN RECRUITING FOR THEIR 2000 TEAMS:
Teams To Participate In The Prestigious Canadian Cup Tournament in Montreal,
Quebec - April 2000
DURAND, MICHIGAN - - UNITED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVERS, INC. (U*S*A), ("The
Warriors"), is actively recruiting players from an international pool that
will participate on their 2000 Team U*S*A. Members selected for the Mite,
Squirt, Pee Wee, Bantam, and Midget teams will participate in the prestigious
"Canadian Cup Tournament" in Montreal, Quebec April 2000. The youths
selected for these teams are from various parts of the world and include boys
and girls. The announcement was made by Al Clemens, the President of United
Scholastic Achievers, Inc.
This year marks the 6th annual trip to Montreal sponsored by the United
Scholastic Achievers, Inc. This year's United Scholastic Achievers, Inc.
staff includes: Al Clemens - Durand, MI, President USA, Inc., Certified USA
Hockey - Master Level, Jack Sharpe - Mansfield, MA - Pee Wees & Bantams,
Certified USA Hockey - Master Level, Phil Sheridan - Mansfield, MA - Pee Wees
& Bantams, Certified USA Hockey - Intermediate Level, John Walker, MD -
Austin, TX - Pee Wees & Bantams, Certified USA Hockey - Master Level, Matt
Doll - Flint, MI - Mites, Certified USA Hockey - Associate Level, Joe Frasier
& John Schofield, Mites, Certified USA Hockey - Associate Level and Paul
Lubanski - Farmington Hills, MI - Mites Certified USA Hockey - Intermediate
Level.
"This is a very exciting year for us," said U*S*A, Inc.'s President, Al
Clemens. "We have several of our staff members returning as well as some
welcome new faces on board. Also, we are recruiting new staff members,
players and USA Hockey Certified coaches." Clemens added, "Any one that is
interested in participating either as a player or coach may contact me via
phone, fax or email." Last year U*S*A, Inc.'s Pee Wee Division Team Won the
Canadian Cup and Gold Medal, the Mite Division Team Received the Silver
Medal and the Bantam Division took the Bronze Medal.
Clemens also announced the completion of U*S*A's first documentary film:
"Magic in Montreal" that was shot on location. Mirror-Image Productions will
be U*S*A again on this year's trip. A film crew will be "living" with their
teams, filming action shots, interviewing players, parents and coaches during
this week to create a second documentary of USA, Inc., players, coaches and
philosophies. Each team member will receive a free commemorative copy of the
final film.
In the past 5 years, U*S*A, Inc. teams have obtained Gold (1998) (1999),
Bronze (1998) (1999) and Silver (1996) (1999) medals while participating in
the Canadian Cup Tournament. The 1997 team qualified for the Bronze medal
game but lost by one goal. U*S*A President Al Clemens added, "I am always
proud to be a part of the success of these youngsters. They have proved that
they are 'Warriors' in the classroom, on-ice and off-ice . . . otherwise they
wouldn't have qualified to be on either of these teams. Their participation
with U*S*A, Inc. is a key stepping stone to their future role as leaders of
tomorrow. As a coach, it is a real challenge to bring these kids together
(who have never played together before) to compete at this level.
BACKGROUNDER
United Scholastic Achievers, Inc. and its Team U.S.A., was established by Al
Clemens under the belief that the hockey experience has numerous benefits for
todays youth. Included in these beliefs are the following: 1) the desire to
develop and encourage our childrens' physical, domestic and educational
pursuits, 2) the desire to create an environment that rewards
contemporaneously achieved scholastic endeavors and provides long term
benefits, 3) the desire to create an environment that prepares our children
for the future, 4) the desire to provide all members the opportunity to earn
a college education, 5) the desire to create a positive environment, and 6)
the desire to grow collectively as a team. In addition, Coach Clemens and
his staff, have achieved their certified status as hockey coaches through USA
Hockey, Inc. During February 1997, Coach Clemens completed and submitted his
Master's Level Dissertation (Total Player Development through the Player
Achievement Program : A Paradigm for Using Hockey as a Discipline to Achieve
Personal Excellence) to the staff of USA Hockey's Coaching Education Program.
It is the goal of United Scholastic Achievers, Inc. to run a program rather
than just another hockey team. It is our belief that participating in hockey
provides a wealth of opportunities. Concerned with the development of
individuals through hockey, it is also our belief that a properly controlled,
well organized program, meets the players' need for self expression, mental
alertness and physical growth. The coaching team strives to maintain a sound
program that will further each players' development in those areas. Most
important, the coaching team stresses the importance of current scholastic
endeavors and encourage solid college education. It is our goal to use
hockey as a vehicle to establish programs that will provide each player (that
participates in our program) the opportunity to earn and afford a college
education. Our program encourages youths to: become self sufficient, to excel
in the education process, to pursue higher education, and to grow up to be
full participants in a fast-changing and increasingly complex world.
United Scholastic Achievers, Inc. is also the publisher of Blades & Trades a
quarterly publication dedicated to "bringing out the best in tomorrow's
leaders through on-ice sports." Subscriptions to the publication are
available free to any one that asks for it. In addition, United Scholastic
Achievers, Inc. maintains a web site at
http://members.aol.com/aclem20577/index.html. Various sponsorship
opportunities exist for all types of advertisers through the web site and the
hard copy editions. 10% of all advertising revenue is donated to the Ted
Nugent Kamp for Kids a 501(c)(3) Corporation.
The Canadian Cup Tournament is sponsored by Canadian Hockey Enterprises, the
largest hockey company in the world. In addition, while in Montreal, Team
U.S.A. members have the opportunity to speak with former hockey stars
including: Gilles Gilbert, Dennis Hull, Jean Beliveau, Yvan Cournoyer and
Darryl Sittler. Team U.S.A. (Pee Wees) will play all of its games at the
world famous Les 4 Glaces rink and the newly finished Les 2 Glaces. The four
rink facility is luxuriously decorated, featuring restaurants, pro shops, 70
TVs and a viewing lounge overlooking all four rinks.
As required, United Scholastic Achievers, Inc. is officially registered with
USA Hockey, Inc. Based at the U.S. Olympic Center in Colorado Springs,
Colorado, USA Hockey, Inc. is the governing body for the sport of ice hockey
in the United States. As such, its mission is to promote the growth of ice
hockey in America and to provide the best possible experience for all
participants by encouraging, developing, advancing and administrating the
sport.
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 22:17:28
From: "Craig Roberts"
Subject: MINNESOTA WOMEN'S HOCKEY
BRODT COLLECTS FOUR POINTS IN GOPHER WIN OVER BADGERS
MADISON, Wis. - Winny Brodt collected four points and Crystal Nicholas,
making just her second start of the season, stopped 13 shots as Minnesota
defeated Wisconsin 5-0.
Brodt scored just 59 seconds into the game and set up three other goals,
including a second-period power-play goal by Ronda Curtin and a third-period
power-play goal by Ambria Thomas. Nadine Muzerall scored Minnesota's other
two goals.
Nicholas, who had not started since a 10-1 win at St. Cloud State, Oct. 16,
earned her second win in as many nights. She made a relief appearance
Friday, playing the final two periods. The shutout against the Badgers was
the eighth of her career.
Minnesota was penalized a season-high 11 times but managed to kill all eight
Wisconsin power plays. The Gophers were 3-for-4 on the power play and they
held a 31-13 advantage in shots on goal.
Minnesota will be in action again Tuesday, Nov. 23, when they host Minnesota
State, Mankato at 7:05 p.m.
Goals by Period 1 2 3 Tot
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Minnesota........... 2 2 1 - 5
Wisconsin........... 0 0 0 - 0
1st period - 1, MINN, Winny Brodt 4 (Nadine Muzerall, Tracy Engstrom)
00:59. 2, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 8 (Winny Brodt) 08:38. Penalties - Courtney
Kennedy, MINN (elbowing) 09:03; Ambria Thomas, MINN (cross checking) 11:21;
Nadine Muzerall, MINN (checking) 17:29; Ambria Thomas, MINN (roughing)
20:00.
2nd period - 3, MINN, Ronda Curtin 11 (Ambria Thomas, Winny Brodt) 10:27
(pp). 4, MINN, Nadine Muzerall 9 (Tracy Engstrom, Shannon Kennedy) 19:59
(pp). Penalties - Shannon Kennedy, MINN (slashing) 04:19; Julia Ortenzio,
WISC (roughing) 04:19; Courtney Kennedy, MINN (interference) 08:08; Michelle
Sikich, WISC (interference) 08:43; Gretchen Anderson, WISC (interference)
15:28; Michelle Sikich, WISC (hooking) 18:35.
3rd period - 5, MINN, Ambria Thomas 10 (Laura Slominski, Winny Brodt)
11:08 (pp). Penalties - Tracy Engstrom, MINN (cross checking) 05:00;
Natascha Sherman, WISC (checking) 05:00; Kelly Kegley, WISC (high sticking)
10:18; Winny Brodt, MINN (checking) 13:03; Courtney Kennedy, MINN (checking)
14:39; Kerry Weiland, WISC (unsportsmanlike conduct) 14:39; Emily Buchholz,
MINN (checking) 16:07; Shannon Kennedy, MINN (interference) 19:30.
Shots on goal - MINN 31; WISC 13. Power plays - MINN 3 of 4; WISC 0 of 8.
Goalies - MINN, Crystal Nicholas 3-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 13 shots-13 saves);
WISC, Jackie MacMillan 1-3-0 (40:00, 29-25) , Jennifer Neary (20:00, 2-1).
Referee -Heather McDaniel. Assistant Referees - Mike Gulenchyn, Shawn
Thiele. A - 732.
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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
612-626-STAT (7828)
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