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As I have 3 hockey playing daughters I have put my coaching focus to the
developing female hockey for the past four years.
I have 16 yrs of coaching experience at various levels from minor Hockey
to high levels in male junior and provincial programs. I am looking to
coach in a competetive level next year and would be willing to relocate
if the right situation came available. If your organization is looking
for a Advance I level coach or have infirmation on teams that might, I
would appreciate you Emailing me.

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The Fox Valley Falcons Women's & Girls' Hockey Program will be running a
Spring Clinic for all ages beginning the week of March 20 at the Fox Valley
Ice Arena in Geneva, Illinois (1 hour west of downtown Chicago).

There will be separate groups for the various levels and ages.  The clinic
will include power skating, skills development and some scrimmage.  The
clinic will be instructed by Dan Lichterman, Program Director/Head Coach for
the Falcons and Assistant Coach of the Chicago Freeze Junior A Hockey Club.
Last year's clinic was extremely popular and filled up quickly.

For more info, please visit the Falcons web site at
www.mindspring.com/~foxvalleyfalcons, call Dan Lichterman at 630-262-0690
ext.218 or reply to me at this email address.

If you are interested in our fall teams, please email or check out our
website, we will be fielding Women's Senior B and C along with Girls 19-U,
15-U and 10-U.

Shari Lichterman
Fox Valley Falcons

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>We are counting down the days until this year's PR Womens Hockey tournament
>for the Canadian Forces teams in the west.  This year full teams will be
>fielded by
>17 Wing Winnipeg, 4 Wing Cold Lake, Garrison Edmonton and CFB Esquimalt
>with additional players coming in from 19 Wing Comox, 15 Wing Moose Jaw
>and 18 Service Battalion in Thunder Bay.  It is going to be a great
>tournament,
>once again, this year hosted by 4 Wing Cold Lake in their newly renovated
>twin-
>rink facility.  We will be battling it out next week 15 - 17 March.  Wish
us
>luck!
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>Deanna Manson
>Winnipeg, Manitoba
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March 7, 2001

2000-01 Women*s Hockey Teams Announced

Rochester, Minn.- The winners of the 2000-01 WCHA Women*s League Awards were announced tonight at the second annual WCHA Women*s Championship Banquet. The winner of this year*s WCHA Player of the Year was senior defenseman Courtney Kennedy of Minnesota. The Woburn, Mass., native led all defenseman in league scoring with 35 points on 10 goals and 25 assists. Kennedy was the heart of a defense that averaged 2.09 goals against to lead the conference. She was also chosen as the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year.
    This season*s winner of the WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year Award went to Bemidji State*s Bre Dedrickson. The sophomore goaltender has a 3.6 cumulative grade point average after recording a 4.0 for the fall semester with a 21-credit course load in sport psychology. This Eagan, Minn., native  is a volunteer at the Bemidji Soup Kitchen, the United Way and Community Clean-up. A WCHA Player of the Week, she started 20 games for the Beavers.
    Meghan Hunter is the 2000-01 WCHA Rookie of the Year after finishing the season as the nation*s leading scorer. Honored twice during the season as player of the week, and once as rookie of the week, the Oil Springs, Ont., native recorded 38 goals, 33 assists and 71 points. The freshman also led the country with 29 power-play points and five hat tricks.
    Selected as co-coaches of the year were Laura Halldorson of Minnesota and Kerry Wethington of St. Cloud State. Halldorson led the Gophers to their first WCHA regular-season title with an 18-4-2 conference mark and 23-7-2 overall record. The Plymouth, Minn., native led Minnesota to the 1999-00 national championship. Wethington led the Huskies to a fourth-place league finish with a 12-10-2 league rcord. Hailing from Roseville, Minn., Wethington directed St. Cloud State to its first above-.500 finish with an overall mark of 17-15-2, and made the Huskies one of three league teams to beat each other team at least once.
    Voting for the WCHA awards was done by the conference head coaches and sports information directors. The Defensive Player of the Year Award was chosen solely by the head coaches, while the Student-Athlete of the Year was chosen by institutional representatives.
    
Player of the Year
Courtney Kennedy, Minnesota

Student-Athlete of the Year
Bre Dedrickson, Bemidji State

Defensive Player of the Year
Courtney Kennedy, Minnesota

Rookie of the Year
Meghan Hunter, Wisconsin

Coach of the Year
Laura Halldorson, Minnesota
Kerry Wethington, St. Cloud State

2000-01 All-WCHA First Team

Position Name School   Year Hometown
Forward  Meghan Hunter Wisconsin    Fr. Oil Springs, Ont.
Forward  Maria Rooth    Minnesota-Duluth So. Angelholm, Sweden
Forward  Hanne Sikio   Minnesota-Duluth So. Lempaala, Finland
Defense  Courtney Kennedy Minnesota    Sr. Woburn, Mass.
Defense  Kerry Weiland Wisconsin    So. Palmer, Alaska
Goaltender   Erica Killewald  Minnesota    Sr. Troy, Mich.

2000-01 All-WCHA Second Team

Position Name School   
Forward  La Toya Clarke Minnesota    Fr. Pickering, Ont.
Forward  Ricki-Lee Doyle  St. Cloud State   Fr. Calgary, Alberta
Forward  Ambria Thomas Minnesota    Sr. Fairbanks, Alaska
Defense  Kobi Kawamoto St. Cloud State   Fr. Surrey, B.C.
Defense  Fiona McLeod St. Cloud State   Jr. Toronto, Ont.
Goaltender   Tuula Puputti Minnesota-Duluth So. Kuopio, Finland

2000-01 WCHA All-Academic Team

To earn a position on the WCHA All-Academic Team, each player must meet the following criteria: 1). Must have completed at least one year of eligibility at present institution, prior to current academic year. 2). Have a grade-point average of at least 3.0 for the two previous semesters or three quarters. 3). Have competed in at least one-half of he institution*s varsity intercollegiate ice hockey games during the current season (goaltenders must have played in 22 percent of all games).


Bemidji State University (3)
Katie Anderson, So., Salem, Wis. * Jessica Bina, Jr., Grand Forks, N.D.. * Bre Dedrickson, So., Eagan, Minn. 

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (7)
Gwen Anderson, So., St. Paul, Minn. * Angela Borek, Sr., Burnsville, Minn. * Emily Buchholz, Sr., Waupun, Wis. * Ronda Curtin, So., Roseville, Minn. * Erica Killewald, Sr., Troy, Mich. * Kris Scholz, Sr., Hugo, Minn. * Laura Slominski, Jr., Burnsville, Minn.

University of Minnesota-Duluth (12)
Laurie Alexander, So., Pense, Sask. * Jessica Flink, Jr., Hutchinson, Minn. * Kellie Frick, Jr., Plymouth, Minn. * Erica Holst, So., Nykoping, Sweden * Michelle McAteer, So., Scarborough, Ont. * Shannon Mikel, So, Lino Lakes, Minn. * Pamela Pachal, So., Saltcoats, Sask. * Brittny Ralph, Sr., Brooklyn Center, Minn. * Maria Rooth, So., Angelholm, Sweden * Navada Russell, So., Calgary, Alberta * Hanne Sikio, So., Lempaala, Finland * Jessica Smith, Jr., Duluth, Minn.

Minnesota State, Mankato University (8)
Katie Beauduy, So., Blaine, Minn. * Amy Egli, Fr., St. Peter, Minn. * Erin Hafermann, Jr., St. Louis Park, Minn. * Mandy Krause, Jr., Breckenridge, Minn * Heather Nadeau, Sr., Elk River, Minn. * Jody Rankin, Jr., Eagan, Minn. * Cara Samuelson, Jr., Menomonie, Wis. * Tina Serafin, Jr., Shakopee, Minn. 

The Ohio State University (4)
Carrie Gill, So., Rochester, Minn. * Lindsey Ogren, So., North Oaks, Minn. * Lindsey Steblen, So., Clayton, N.Y. * April Stojak, So., Kent, Ohio

St. Cloud State University (1)
Laura Gieselman, So., Annandale, Minn.

University of Wisconsin (6)
Gretchen Anderson, So., Minneapolis, Minn. * Kendra Antony, So., Yorkton, Sask. * Julia Ortenzio, So., Eden Prairie, Minn. * Melanie Schmitt, So., Sheboygan, Wis. * Michelle Sikich, Jr., Apple Valley, Minn. * Kerry Weiland, So., Palmer, Alaska