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Junior Standings Ottawa |
Belle Standings Gloucester |
Deb Standings Cambridge |
Intermed Standings Sudbury |
CAMBRIDGE DEBS WIN GOLD - SUDBURY INTERMEDIATES WIN SILVER
Gloucester Belles - 2000
GLOUCESTER BELLES WIN SILVER MEDAL, LOSING TO ALTA IN OVERTIME IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - OTTAWA WINS BRONZE MEDAL AT THE NATIONALS. - CAMBRIDGE DEBS WIN GOLD BEATING QUEBEC 3 - 2. - SUDBURY WINS SILVER IN 4 - 3 O/T LOSS.
Gloucester, Cambridge and Sudbury all finished Round-Robin Play in Second Place. Ottawa got to the Semi-Finals the hard way. OTTAWA WON TWO MINI-GAMEs to advance to Semi Finals against Manitoba.
GLOUCESTER BELLES WIN SILVER MEDAL, LOSING TO ALTA IN OVERTIME IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
The Ontario Belles from Gloucester lost 6 - 5 to Alberta in a heart wrenching thriller on the final Saturday afternoon of the 2000 Canadian Ringette Championships. Alberta scored 1 minute and 19 seconds into overtime play, to secure the victory. Alta had scored less than two minutes into the game. Colleen Hagan evened the score four minutes later assisted by Erin Lepage and Katie Allen, only to have Alta take a 2 - 1 lead just a minute after that.
The Devils fought back hard with Leslie Jimmo tying the score half way through the first period assisted by Allen and Julie Bosse. Alta took the lead 3 - 2 with 5 minutes to play in the first period. That was the half time score, Alta 3 - Gloucester 2.
Leslie Jimmo scored to even the score once again 5 and a half minutes into the second half. Alberta equal to the task took a 4 - 3 lead again just 27 seconds later. Erin Lepage and Katie Allen took turns scoring and assisting to give Ontario a 5 - 4 lead with just 8 minutes 12 seconds to play in the game. However as was the case all afternoon... when Gloucester scored, Alberta countered quickly. This time only 21 seconds later with 7:51 to play the score was knotted at 5 - 5. It would stay that way till the end of regulation time.
Alberta, leaving nothing to chance scored on the first shift of overtime to win the National Belle Championship.GOLD ALBERTA - SILVER - ONTARIO.
Congratulations Gloucester for such a valiant effort. How close it was!
In their final round-robin game against Alberta, the Gloucester Belles held a 4 - 3 lead at half time, but gave up a goal in the second period to go into overtime. Alta scored in overtime to win and finish with an indentical 6 and 1 win loss record to Ontario, but advanced directly to the Final as a result of yesterdays victory. The Devils advanced into the finals by eliminating British Columbia 5-4 in overtime semi-final play Friday night. Scoring for Gloucester was Tami Kerr - two goals, including the winning goal in overtime play. Diane Ouimet - two goals, Catherine Rochon one goal and one assist, Marie-France Rancourt and Katie Petherick - two assists, Jackie Gaudet and Julie Bosse - one assist. The Individual Achievement Award was presented to Diane Ouimet. The Defensive Game Star Award was awarded to Leslie Jimmo from Gloucester.
OTTAWA JUNIORS WIN BRONZE MEDAL AT THE NATIONALS.
Ottawa Juniors lost 6 - 4 in Semi-Final action against Manitoba to win the Bronze Medal. For Ottawa Katie Raven, Jessica Boersma, both scored one goal and added an assist. Stacy Cunningham and Allison Shoobert chipped in a goal apiece, while Katie Lugg had two assists, and Jenna McBride one assist.
The Game's Individual Achievement Award was presented to Julie Dessureault for outstanding play in the Semi-Final.
Ottawa had to win two Mini-Games just to get to the Semi-Final earlier this afternoon. The first Ottawa Mini-Game win was over BC 2 - 1 and the second was 5 - 4 in overtime against Sask. Ottawa Juniors lost to Alberta 5 - 4 in their final round-robin game at the Nationals. They saw their record drop to 5 and 3, with the loss to Alta, putting them in a four way tie for 2nd place with BC, Sask, and Manitoba all with 10 points. Good Fortune smiled on them though, because in the Nationals you cannot be eliminated from Medal Round Play on a tie-breaker.
The first ten minute, plus overtime, mini game began at 11:50 BC time with Ontario playing BC for the right to advance to a second Mini-Game at 12:30 BC Time against Sask. The semi Final started at 3:30. Perhaps the emotional and physical demands of these three one goal games this morning took their toll in close checking hard fought Semi-Final loss. Congratulations Ottawa on a fine showing, the Bronze Medal will look pretty special in a week or two, and will be great incentive for next year!
SUDBURY WINS SILVER IN 4 - 3 O/T LOSS.
The Ontario Intermediates from Sudbury lost in overtime to Alberta 4 - 3 Saturday afternoon in the National Championship game. After two previous games against Alberta were one goal wins for each todays final was indicative of that play. It took overtime to find the winner.
Scoring for Ontario was: Stephanie Cox from Barb Bautista) at 19:10 of the second period, then Karen Duguay also assisted by Barb Bautista and Stephanie Cox) at 13:15. Sarah Miller, assisted by Tracy Moxam and Nancy Seymour) put Sudbury up by two goals with 10:27 to play. It was not enough. Alberta scored a minute later... and broke Ontario hearts with a shot and goal at the buzzer. 00.08 seconds to play to be exact. Then they won the Gold medal, scoring just one minute into overtime with two Ontario players in the penalty box.
The Championship loss came after beating BC 2-1 in semi-final play late Friday night. Sudbury scorers were Kim Pages and Stephanie Cox. The game Individual Achievement Award went to Kim Pages. The Defensive Game Star Award was presented to Sarah Miller.
CAMBRIDGE DEBS WIN NATIONAL GOLD BEATING QUEBEC 3 - 2.
The Ontario Debs from Cambridge defeated Quebec 3 - 2 in the Championship Game of the Nationals. Lisa Newton, Nicki Madsen and Kristen Mahar scored the Ontario goals. Gloucester player Melissa Lauder created two assists to help in the victory.
Cambridge charged into the finals against Quebec after downing Sask 7-4 in semi-final play Friday night. Scorers for the Ontario Debs include: Petrice Cavar - 3 goals and 1 assist, Lisa Newton - 2 goals and 1 assist, Jennifer Gaudet - 3 assists, Nicki Madsen and Laura Stix - 2 assists, Stefanie Blacker and Melissa Lauder (a Gloucester Player) - one goal each.
The Games Individual Achievement Award was presented to Petrice Cavar. The Defensive Game Star Award was presented to Jennifer Gaudet.
Cambridge was nearly eliminated from medal contention earlier in the day. It started with a 4 way tie for 2nd place with Alberta, British Columbia, and Sask, all with with 3 wins. It was that close... Last game finish 2nd, or a two way tie forth. They won their last game of the day to advance to the Semi-Final.
Ontario Players Highlighted
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| Position | First Team | Second Team | First Team | Second Team | First Team | Second Team | First Team | Second Team | ||||||||
| Center | Nicole Hekle Manitoba |
Jennifer Phillippe Manitoba |
Jackie Gaudet Ontario |
Daina Haubrich Sask |
Michelle Henry Sask |
Jennifer Gaudet Ontario |
Tracey Crowe BC |
McKenzie Alberta |
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| Forward | Michelle Chamberland Alberta |
Meghan Mutrie Alberta |
Pam Lenz Alberta |
Stephanie Seguin Quebec |
Petrice Cavar Ontario |
Lisa Newton Ontario |
Danielle Hobday Manitoba |
Shelley Reynolds Alta |
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| Forward | Julie Savoie Quebec |
Jackie Thurston Alberta |
Erin Lepage Ontario |
Caila Horne Sask |
Laura Stix Ontario |
Julie Blanchette Quebec |
Sarah Miller Ontario |
Kim Poirier Alberta |
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| Defence | Marie Roy Quebec |
Meagan Cronin Alberta |
Heather Barton Alberta |
Amanda Beer Alberta |
Sue Huculak Alberta |
Bailey Harris Manitoba |
Alexis Snowdon Ontario |
Sarah Cunningham BC |
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| Defence | Autumn Bryden Saskatchewan |
Jaime Bawden BC |
Heather Ray BC |
Jody Teranishi BC |
Michelle Stachniak Manitoba |
Angela Wilson Sask |
Carla Clapton BC |
Michelle MacKinnon Alberta |
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| Goalie | Elisa Proutt Manitoba |
Shannon Lindsay BC |
Stacey McNichol Alberta |
Erin Gosse BC |
Claudia Jette Quebec |
Lisa Malanka Ontario |
Keely Brown Ontario |
Tamara Anderson Alberta |
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Team Canada 2000
Finalists for the Women's National Ringette Team Selection
Camp were announced Friday, Dec 18, 1999.
Two of the Coaches of Team Canada 2000 are from
Gloucester, Danielle Poirier & Lyndsay Wheelans.
Click Here to see the List
of the 37 Players Selected.
Gloucester Devils - Barb Bautista, Dominique Frechette,
Nadia Tomy, and Renee Virc were among the
37 players picked to attend the final Selection Camp.
Former
Gloucester Devils - Kim Stephenson of St
John's, Nfld, Megan Todd of Edmonton,
and Nancy Blouin of Gloucester were also chosen to attend.
22 players will be selected to participate on Team
Canada 2000 in the World Championships in Finland
in November 2000.
The Head Coach is Deb Marek of Alberta.
Click
here to see Details of Final Selection Camp, 3 - 7 May, 2000 at the University
of Manitoba