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            HOCKEY CANADA
NEWS RELEASE / COMMUNIQUÉ

June 27, 2007                                      NR092.07

FIFTY-SEVEN OF CANADA ’S TOP WOMEN’S UNDER-19 PLAYERS INVITED TO ATTEND NATIONAL WOMEN’S UNDER-19 PROGRAM EVALUATION CAMP FROM JULY 22-29 IN CALGARY

CALGARY – Hockey Canada announced on Tuesday the 57 players who have been invited to the National Women’s Under-19 Program evaluation camp, July 22-29 at Father David Bauer Olympic Arena in Calgary .

The players were selected by Hockey Canada to be part of the Under-19 program based on evaluations done by Wally Kozak , head scout for the National Women’s Program, along with his regional scouts during the 2006-07 season. These evaluations included performances with their respective club teams, along with the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse , YT .

Thirty-four of the players selected to attend the camp are eligible to represent Canada at the inaugural IIHF World Women’s Under-18 Championship, to be held in Canada in January 2008. Hockey Canada will use this camp to help select 22 players who will make up the National Women’s Under-18 Team for an exhibition series vs. the USA ’s National Women’s Under-18 Team in Ottawa , ON from August 23-26.

The remaining 23 players (1989 birthdays) will be evaluated and considered for a spot on the National Women’s Under-22 Team, which will travel to Lake Placid , NY for a three-game exhibition series vs. the USA ’s National Women’s Under-22 Team from August 23-26.

Fifty-six of the players invited to camp represented their province at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in March, including 13 members of the gold medal-winning Team Ontario .

“This is an exciting place to be – starting our National Women’s Under 18 Program and preparing to participate in the inaugural IIHF World Women’s Under-18 Championship,” says Julie Healy, director of female hockey for Hockey Canada . “What a tremendous opportunity this is for the athletes and staff. The opportunity this presents to continue to grow the female game in every part Canada is invaluable.”

National Women’s Under-19 Program Evaluation Camp – Breakdown by Branch

BC Hockey – 7 (Pattenden, Cruickshank, Fratkin, Kromm, Gallo, Lok, McDonald)
Hockey Alberta – 5 (Maschmeyer, Ramsay, Schols, Watt, Colborne)
Saskatchewan Hockey Association – 5 (Herman, Ptolemy, Gillanders, Rossler, Wiebe)
Hockey Manitoba – 8 (Brian, Hewett, Morrison, Wauer, Bram, Frykas, Karpenko, Miles)
Ontario Women’s Hockey Association – 11 (Plenderleith, Watchorn, Bendus, Deluce, Jenner, Johnston , McIntosh, Prevost, Spooner, Wakefield , White)
Hockey Quebec – 10 (Garcia, Blain, Rougeau, Suc, Baribeau-Rondeau, Bélanger-Cournoyer, Dumais, Emond, Oles, Poulin)
Hockey Nova Scotia – 3 (Haverstock, Brophy, Wong)
Hockey Newfoundland & Labrador – 2 (Davis, Wakeham)
Hockey New Brunswick – 3 (Murphy, Doucet, Roy)
Hockey PEI – 1 (O’Donnell)
Hockey North – 2 (Daigneault, Rivest)

For more information on Hockey Canada and the National Women’s Program, go to www.hockeycanada.ca.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Brad Pascall  
Sr. Director, Men’s National
Teams & Communications
Hockey Canada  
(403) 777-4556
bpascall@hockeycanada.ca
André Brin
Manager, Communications
Hockey Canada
(403) 777-4557
abrin@hockeycanada.ca
Chris Jurewicz
Coord., Media Relations
Hockey Canada
(403) 777-4552
cjurewicz@hockeycanada.ca
Jason La Rose
Coord., Hockey Information
Hockey Canada
(403) 777-4553
jlarose@hockeycanada.ca

 

 

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