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2011-12University of Calgary Dinos Women's Hockey 2011-12 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY DINOS WOMEN’S HOCKEY Back Row: Brenda Zubick (manager), Erin Rennison, Kira Sonnenberg, Sarah Astle, Alex Gowie, Bronwyn Stevens, Stephanie Zvonkovic, Brianne Harris, Calaine Inglis, Maddison Gee, Erin Linn (athletic therapy student) Middle Row: Marcin Goszczynski (strength coach), Kiersten Giesbrecht, Elana Lovell, Stephanie Ramsay, Hayley Wickenheiser, Jenna Smith, Chelsea Peterson, Sinead Tracey, Iya Gavrilova, Erika Mitschke, Ali Briere (athletic therapy student) Front Row: Amanda Tapp, Erin Davidson, Casey Irving, Logan Frison (goalie coach), Tara Hammer (asst. coach), Danielle Goyette (head coach), Kelly Bechard (asst. coach), Tanya Morgan, Melissa Zubick, Jennifer Mallard 2012 2009 Compiled and edited by Ben Matchett Photos by David Moll and Dave Holland Printed by Imagine Printing Services, University of Calgary Copyright © 2012 University of Calgary Sports Information Dinos Athletics & Recreation 2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 www.goDINOS.com 2011-12 DINOS WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2012 CIS Championship • Edmonton, Alta. FINGERTIP FACTS UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 2011-12 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Home games in BOLD; playoff games in italics; *indicates conference game; ^ denotes exhibition game Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada Website www.ucalgary.ca Date Opponent Result Record (conf.) Top 10 Non-conference Founded 1966 Sept. 17 Lethbridge W 5-3 1-0 Enrollment 28,000 Sept. 18 Lethbridge W 6-1 2-0 Mailing Address 2500 University Drive NW Carleton tournament @ Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 22 Toronto W 3-1 3-0 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 Sept. 23 Queen’s W 6-1 4-0 President Dr. Elizabeth Cannon Sept. 24 Carleton W 5-0 5-0 Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology Dr. Wayne Giles Sept. 25 Ottawa W 4-2 6-0 Canada West DINOS ATHLETICS & RECREATION Oct. 21 *Alberta W 2-1 (OT) 7-0 (1-0-0) 6 Oct. 22 *Alberta W 1-0 8-0 (2-0-0) 4 Founded 1964 Nickname Dinos Oct. 28 *Lethbridge L 0-1 8-1 (2-1-0) Oct. 29 *Lethbridge W 3-1 9-1 (3-1-0) 4 Colours Red, Black, Gold Nov. 4 *UBC W 8-1 10-1 (4-1-0) Mascot Rex Nov. 5 *UBC W 5-1 11-1 (5-1-0) 4 Website www.goDINOS.com Nov. 11 *Regina W 8-1 12-1 (6-1-0) Affiliation Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Nov. 12 *Regina W 3-2 13-1 (7-1-0) 3 Conference Canada West (CW) Nov. 18 *Saskatchewan L 3-5 13-2 (7-2-0) Nov. 19 *Saskatchewan W 6-2 14-2 (8-2-0) 3 Director of Athletics & Recreation Ron Wuotila BPE, MPE Exhibition vs. Team Russia [email protected] Nov. 24 ^Russia W 5-3 14-2 Office (403) 220-3409 Canada West Nov. 25 *Manitoba W 2-0 15-2 (9-2-0) Assistant Athletic Director, Communications Nov. 26 *Manitoba L 2-3 15-3 (9-3-0) 3 BComm, BA Ben Matchett Exhibition vs. Team Russia [email protected] Dec. 2 ^Russia L 3-6 15-3 Office (403) 220-8143 Canada West Jan. 6 *Alberta L 2-4 15-4 (9-4-0) Mobile (403) 863-8143 Jan. 7 *Alberta W 5-4 (OT) 16-4 (10-4-0) 3 JOAN SNYDER PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE Jan. 13 *Lethbridge W 8-2 17-4 (11-4-0) Jan. 14 *Lethbridge W 5-3 18-4 (12-4-0) 3 Head Coach Danielle Goyette Years as Head Coach: 5 Jan. 20 *UBC W 7-0 19-4 (13-4-0) Jan. 21 *UBC W 4-1 20-4 (14-4-0) 3 [email protected] Jan. 27 *Regina W 4-0 21-4 (15-4-0) Office (403) 220-8807 Jan. 28 *Regina W 2-0 22-4 (16-4-0) 3 Assistant Coaches Tara Hammer Feb. 2 *Saskatchewan W 5-3 23-4 (17-4-0) Feb. 3 *Saskatchewan W 5-1 24-4 (18-4-0) 3 Kelly Bechard Feb. 10 *Manitoba W 3-2 (OT) 25-4 (19-4-0) CIS Championships None Feb. 11 *Manitoba W 3-2 26-4 (20-4-0) 3 CW Championships (1) 2012 Canada West Semi-final (best-of-three) Feb. 17 Lethbridge W 3-0 27-4 Feb. 18 Lethbridge W 7-1 28-4 3 ACAC Championships (1) 2009 Canada West Final (best-of-three) All-Time Record (conf. – W-L-T) 109-139-15 (.443) Feb. 24 Alberta W 3-1 29-4 Feb. 25 Alberta W 2-0 30-4 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (2002-09): 51-81-12 (.396) Canada West (1997-2002, 2009-present) 58-58-3 (.500) CIS Championship @ Alberta, Edmonton, Alta. March 8 McGill 2011-12 Record 30-4 March 9 Conference 20-4-0 March 10 st March 11 1 Canada West Playoffs 4-0 Canada West Champions Home Arena Father David Bauer Olympic Arena (2,200) GODINOS.COM 1 2011-12 DINOS WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2012 CIS Championship • Edmonton, Alta. ON MARCH 15, 2011, THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY ANNOUNCED THE CREATION OF THE JOAN SNYDER PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE IN WOMEN’S HOCKEY. The transformational gift of $500,000 from Calgary philanthropist Joan Snyder created the Program of Excellence, a first of its kind in Canada. The gift will take the Dinos through the 2015-16 season with significantly enhanced financial resources. The donation will allow the program to enhance four key pillars: coaching excellence, elite competition, sport services, and scholarships to student-athletes. Head Coach Danielle Goyette will hire a full-time assistant coach, home games will be moved to Father David Bauer Arena from the Olympic Oval, and more operating funds will be available for equipment, sports medicine, academic advising, and community outreach. “The leadership of Danielle Goyette and the excellent team building that has resulted is what really attracted me to the Dinos women’s hockey program,” said Snyder. “It is my hope that this gift will enable the program to retain and attract top coaching talent, assist in boosting the team to national excellence, and inspire young girls to take up hockey – which players like Hayley Wickenheiser are already doing.” “Having that support from Joan is pretty amazing,” said Goyette. “Things like having a full-time assistant coach will be very big for this program. It will also allow us to play more exhibition games to see how we stack up against some of the best teams in Canada and give us an idea of what we need to do to become champions.” “Go to it.” In August 2011, the Dinos hired Tara Hammer as the program’s first full-time assistant coach. And for the first time, the program’s home games were played at Father David Bauer Arena in 2011-12. -J. Snyder Snyder’s mother, Phoebe, began playing hockey in the 1920s and pursued her enthusiasm for the sport through the hardships of the Great Depression, and it was that pioneering spirit that inspired Joan to make this donation. A lifelong fan of hockey, Snyder says sport has taught her many lessons that can be applied to business and other areas of life. “Participating in athletics teaches good sportsmanship, fair play, and the ability to learn, and I’ve always felt it’s better to be a team booster than a knocker,” she said. “Above all, have fun in striving for excellence.” Snyder’s generosity has touched other community organizations like the Agape Hospice, Calgary Humane Society. She has donated more than $9 million to the Faculty of Medicine, creating the Calvin, Phoebe, and Joan Snyder Chair in Critical Care Research along with the Calvin, Phoebe, and Joan Snyder Institute of Infection, Immunity, and Inflammation in honour of her parents, who she credits with teaching her the value of philanthropy. It is another step forward in the development of women’s hockey in Calgary. Led by Goyette and Canadian Interuniversity Sport player of the year Wickenheiser, the Dinos made their first appearance in the Canada West playoffs in more than a decade in 2010-11. In their second season back in CIS competition after a seven- year stint in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference, the Dinos posted a record of 16-6-2 and 34 points in 2010-11, more than doubling their point tally (16) from the previous season. And in 2011-12, they improved on that, finishing first overall with a 20-4 record “Having people like Joan supporting this program means a lot, not just to me but to the players as well,” said Goyette. “When you feel that support behind you, it makes you want to do more – not just for the team but for the community. When you don’t have to worry about raising money, it opens up time we can use to give Hayley Wickenheiser, Danielle Goyette, and Joan Snyder back to the community and grow the sport of women’s hockey.” GODINOS.COM 2 2011-12 DINOS WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2012 CIS Championship • Edmonton, Alta. COACHING STAFF DANIELLE GOYETTE, Head Coach University of Calgary Dinos Danielle Goyette was named the fifth head coach of the Dinos Women’s Hockey Coaches women’s hockey program on May 9, 2007, bringing immediate Julie Healy 1997-2000, 2003-05 success to the team. Kathy Berg 2000-02 Kevin Brost 2002-03 In her first year as a head coach at any level, Goyette led the Dinos to Dean Holden 2005-07 a record of 12-6-4 in 2007-08, coming just one win shy of the ACAC Danielle Goyette 2007-present title. From there, she led her team to the ACAC title in 2009, a return to Canada West in 2010, a playoff appearance in 2011, and a first- place finish in 2012.
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