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ASSOCIATION ONTARIO WOMEN’S HOCKEY

2009-2010 Incorporated February 6th 1981 www.owha.on.ca TABLE OF CONTENTS CONGRATULATIONS

OWHA Representatives ...... 1 Team Canada OWHA Annual Report 2009-2010...... 2 OWHA Provincial Champions 2009-2010...... 4 OWHA Sanctioned Tournaments ...... 5 OWHA Provincial Championships Stats...... 6 GGOOLLDD –– VVAANNCCOOUUVVEERR 22001100 New OWHA Members...... 6 OWHA Registration Report ...... 7 OWHA Teams & Players – by Division & Category ...... 8 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Players OWHA Certification Clinics...... 9 OWHA Development Programmes ...... 10 Meghan Agosta HDCO Penalty Free Sweepstakes ...... 11 Gillian Apps Quest For Gold ...... 12 Ontario Winter Games Pictures...... 13 Tessa Bonhomme Isobel Gathorne Hardy Winner - Jayna Hefford...... 15 Jennifer Botterill PWHL- CIS...... 17 Jayna Hefford National Female Midget Championship - Esso Cup – Thunder Bay Champions ...... 18 CWHL – Clarkson Cup ...... 19 Haley Irwin National U18 Championship – OWHA Gold & Silver ...... 20 Rebecca Johnston National Aboriginal Championship – Silver & Bronze ...... 21 Becky Kellar 2010 Olympic Winter Games – Canada - Gold ...... 22 Cherie Piper 2010 U-18 World Championship – Canada Gold...... 23 2010 MLP Cup U-22 Championship – Canada Gold ...... 24 OWHA Discipline Reports ...... 25 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Officials OWHA Suspensions By Division...... 27 OWHA Discipline Charts ...... 29 Mary Anne Gage Injury Reports...... 30 Friends of the OWHA...... 31 Heather Richardson OWHA Team China Series...... 32 Kerri Rumble Hazel Journeau/Mayor Hazel McCallion ...... 33 OWHA Salutes Irene Bryson...... 34 In Loving Memory ...... 35

Ontario Women’s Hockey Association #3-5155 Spectrum Way, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5A1 Tel: (905) 282-9980 Fax: (905) 282-9982 www.owha.on.ca [email protected]

TABLE OF CONTENTS CONGRATULATIONS

OWHA Representatives ...... 1 Team Canada OWHA Annual Report 2009-2010...... 2 OWHA Provincial Champions 2009-2010...... 4 OWHA Sanctioned Tournaments ...... 5 OWHA Provincial Championships Stats...... 6 GGOOLLDD –– VVAANNCCOOUUVVEERR 22001100 New OWHA Members...... 6 OWHA Registration Report ...... 7 OWHA Teams & Players – by Division & Category ...... 8 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Players OWHA Certification Clinics...... 9 OWHA Development Programmes ...... 10 Meghan Agosta HDCO Penalty Free Sweepstakes ...... 11 Gillian Apps Quest For Gold ...... 12 Ontario Winter Games Pictures...... 13 Tessa Bonhomme Isobel Gathorne Hardy Winner - Jayna Hefford...... 15 Jennifer Botterill PWHL- CIS...... 17 Jayna Hefford National Female Midget Championship - Esso Cup – Thunder Bay Champions ...... 18 CWHL – Clarkson Cup ...... 19 Haley Irwin National U18 Championship – OWHA Gold & Silver ...... 20 Rebecca Johnston National Aboriginal Championship – Silver & Bronze ...... 21 Becky Kellar 2010 Olympic Winter Games – Canada - Gold ...... 22 Cherie Piper 2010 U-18 World Championship – Canada Gold...... 23 2010 MLP Cup U-22 Championship – Canada Gold ...... 24 OWHA Discipline Reports ...... 25 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Officials OWHA Suspensions By Division...... 27 OWHA Discipline Charts ...... 29 Mary Anne Gage Injury Reports...... 30 Friends of the OWHA...... 31 Heather Richardson OWHA Team China Series...... 32 Kerri Rumble Hazel Journeau/Mayor Hazel McCallion ...... 33 OWHA Salutes Irene Bryson...... 34 In Loving Memory ...... 35

Ontario Women’s Hockey Association #3-5155 Spectrum Way, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5A1 Tel: (905) 282-9980 Fax: (905) 282-9982 www.owha.on.ca [email protected]

2009-2010 OWHA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ONTARIO WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010

Bryan Chappell Chairperson SHARING THE DREAM Fran Rider President Doug Nicholls Past Chairperson Our theme this season, Sharing the Dream, was launched at the OWHA General Meeting in September with the assistance of Her Worship Hazel McCallion and Pat Nicholls 1st Vice-Chairperson nd delegates from the Olympic Women’s Hockey Team of China. The Olympic Women’s Suzanne Essex 2 Vice-Chairperson Team of China gave thousands of players and supporters in Ontario the chance to rd Ted Dean 3 Vice-Chairperson “Share the Dream” as we supported China through 3 months of training that included 28 Mary Ann Blunt Secretary games. China attributes their improvement and success to their interaction and support Grahame Rumsby Regional Director – Central within the OWHA. The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver saw Canada win a record Bill Williamson Regional Director – Central East number of medals – including the Women’s Hockey Gold! Betty Solomon Regional Director – Central West As we enjoy the positive impact on the growth and development of female hockey Debbie MacDonald Regional Director – Eastern through the credibility of being an Olympic sport, it is important to give thanks to the Denise Marjerrison Regional Director – Northern past and also to move forward with increased energy and a positive vision to the future. Dave McColl Regional Director – Toronto Joanne Innes Regional Director – Western When the OWHA was formed in 1975, there were no provincial championships, national Tony Bloomfield OHA Delegate championships, world championships, sanctioned tournaments and few players, teams and leagues. This season, the OWHA: x Gold Medalists – U18 National Championship, Surrey, B.C. x Silver Medalists – U18 National Championship, Surrey, B.C. Board of Regents x Gold Medalists – Female Midget National Championship, Regina, Saskatchewan x Silver Medalists – National Aboriginal Championship, Ottawa, Ontario Mayor Hazel McCallion Professor Ed Ratushny x Bronze Medalists – National Aboriginal Championship, Ottawa, Ontario Kay Cartwright Celia Southward x Bronze Medalists – CIS Championship, Antigonish, Nova Scotia Frank Champion-Demers * Fran Rider x 9 Players on National Women’s Team – Olympic Champions, Vancouver, B.C. Carl Noble Doug Nicholls x 10 Players & HC on National U-18 Team – World Champions, Chicago, Illinois x 12 players & 2 coaches on National U-22 Team – Gold – MLP Cup, Germany x 3 OWHA on – ice officials at Winter Olympics, Vancouver, B.C. x 160 players and 40 staff at Ontario Winter Games, Muskoka, Ontario Referee-in-Chief Laurie Taylor-Bolton x 511 teams in provincial championships x 52.692 members Head Scout Brian Hart x 1422 0n-ice officials Clinic Coordinator Diane Boles Webmaster Betty Ann Armstrong The evolution of female hockey within the OWHA has been an overwhelming success to date thanks to skill and attitude of the players combined with the thousands of volunteers who have worked selflessly for the good of the game. One such person was Bev Mallory, a life-long supporter of female hockey and a founding member of the OWHA. Bev served as a member of the Boards of Directors of the OWHA, Stoney Creek Girls Hockey Association, Hamilton Girls Hockey Association and Hamilton Women’s Hockey Association. She contributed to the OWHA development programs and worked with many task groups to form new female hockey teams and associations. Bev’s late husband Ross was also a dedicated volunteer as were daughters, Louise and

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1 2 2009-2010 OWHA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ONTARIO WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010

Bryan Chappell Chairperson SHARING THE DREAM Fran Rider President Doug Nicholls Past Chairperson Our theme this season, Sharing the Dream, was launched at the OWHA General Meeting in September with the assistance of Her Worship Hazel McCallion and Pat Nicholls 1st Vice-Chairperson nd delegates from the Olympic Women’s Hockey Team of China. The Olympic Women’s Suzanne Essex 2 Vice-Chairperson Team of China gave thousands of players and supporters in Ontario the chance to rd Ted Dean 3 Vice-Chairperson “Share the Dream” as we supported China through 3 months of training that included 28 Mary Ann Blunt Secretary games. China attributes their improvement and success to their interaction and support Grahame Rumsby Regional Director – Central within the OWHA. The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver saw Canada win a record Bill Williamson Regional Director – Central East number of medals – including the Women’s Hockey Gold! Betty Solomon Regional Director – Central West As we enjoy the positive impact on the growth and development of female hockey Debbie MacDonald Regional Director – Eastern through the credibility of being an Olympic sport, it is important to give thanks to the Denise Marjerrison Regional Director – Northern past and also to move forward with increased energy and a positive vision to the future. Dave McColl Regional Director – Toronto Joanne Innes Regional Director – Western When the OWHA was formed in 1975, there were no provincial championships, national Tony Bloomfield OHA Delegate championships, world championships, sanctioned tournaments and few players, teams and leagues. This season, the OWHA: x Gold Medalists – U18 National Championship, Surrey, B.C. x Silver Medalists – U18 National Championship, Surrey, B.C. Board of Regents x Gold Medalists – Female Midget National Championship, Regina, Saskatchewan x Silver Medalists – National Aboriginal Championship, Ottawa, Ontario Mayor Hazel McCallion Professor Ed Ratushny x Bronze Medalists – National Aboriginal Championship, Ottawa, Ontario Kay Cartwright Celia Southward x Bronze Medalists – CIS Championship, Antigonish, Nova Scotia Frank Champion-Demers * Fran Rider x 9 Players on National Women’s Team – Olympic Champions, Vancouver, B.C. Carl Noble Doug Nicholls x 10 Players & HC on National U-18 Team – World Champions, Chicago, Illinois x 12 players & 2 coaches on National U-22 Team – Gold – MLP Cup, Germany x 3 OWHA on – ice officials at Winter Olympics, Vancouver, B.C. x 160 players and 40 staff at Ontario Winter Games, Muskoka, Ontario Referee-in-Chief Laurie Taylor-Bolton x 511 teams in provincial championships x 52.692 members Head Scout Brian Hart x 1422 0n-ice officials Clinic Coordinator Diane Boles Webmaster Betty Ann Armstrong The evolution of female hockey within the OWHA has been an overwhelming success to date thanks to skill and attitude of the players combined with the thousands of volunteers who have worked selflessly for the good of the game. One such person was Bev Mallory, a life-long supporter of female hockey and a founding member of the OWHA. Bev served as a member of the Boards of Directors of the OWHA, Stoney Creek Girls Hockey Association, Hamilton Girls Hockey Association and Hamilton Women’s Hockey Association. She contributed to the OWHA development programs and worked with many task groups to form new female hockey teams and associations. Bev’s late husband Ross was also a dedicated volunteer as were daughters, Louise and www.owha.on.ca

1 2 2009-2010 OWHA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Five hundred and eleven teams participated in the 2009-10 Provincial Championships. The Intermediate AA, A, B & C Provincial Championships were held in February. A total of 52 Intermediate teams participated. The Provincial Championships for the remaining divisions were held April 9th- Ann who also played. Bev suddenly experienced health problems at the beginning of 11th in Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto, and Newmarket. A total of 459 teams participated in the April event. 2010 and lost a valiant battle to cancer on April 16, 2010. We sincerely thank Bev for her contributions and friendship. Division Category Gold Silver Bronze

Novice A London Devilettes Burlington Barracudas Etobicoke Dolphins The current state of the OWHA is very good. There is a solid foundation built on positive Novice B Kitchener Lady Rangers North Halton Twisters Oshawa Lady Generals values. There is a strong central operations that is driven by empowering a very capable Novice C North Bay Ice Boltz Belmont Blazers Flamborough Falcons membership to operate teams and programs in a manner that provides both flexibility and fairness. Atom AA Brampton Canadettes London Devilettes Oakville Hornets Atom A Goderich Sailorettes Peterborough Ice Kats Whitby Wolves We continue to address opportunities and make changes that are consistent with the Atom BB St Catharines Chaos Carleton Place Cyclones Markham-Stouffville Stars values and objectives of the OWHA. The Ontario government’s Ministry of Health Atom B Grand River Mustangs St Mary’s Rock Lucan Irish Promotion re-vamped the Ontario Winter Games criteria, bringing in line with the Long Atom C Gloucester-Cumberland Stars Napanee Crunch Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Term Athlete Development Model (LTAD). The OWHA worked with the Ministry to Pee Wee AA Whitby Wolves Bluewater Hawks Oakville Hornets create a new format and we were accepted as a Core Sport for 2010 and 2012. This Pee Wee A Saugeen Maitland Lightning Oakville Hornets Clearview Icecats season over 400 players participated in selection/development camps and 160 moved Pee Wee BB Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Georgina Golden Hawks Smiths Falls Cubs on to play for 1 of 8 teams. Players and staff were mixed by ability and geography and Pee Wee B Schreiber North Shore Stars Woodstock Wildcats Kincardine Kinucks came together on teams named after OWHA high-performance athletes – Lori Dupuis, Pee Wee C Hearst Ice Cats Markdale Shooting Stars Bancroft Jets Geraldine Heaney, Angela James, Karen Nystrom, Cathy Phillips, Cheryl Pounder, Vicky Sunohara, and Katie Weatherston. Prior to the start of the competition, the OWHA Bantam AA Whitby Wolves Waterloo Ravens Barrie Sharks hosted very successful Officiating Camps and Coaching Camps. Bantam A Sarnia Lady Sting Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Stratford Aces Bantam BB Guelph Thunder Waterloo Ravens North Bay Ice Boltz Bantam B Smiths Falls Cubs Sarnia Lady Sting Russell Coyotes We are so very fortunate to have the privilege of belonging to the Ontario Women’s Bantam C Chatsworth Rebels Ridgetown Dresden Rebels Saugeen Shores Storm Hockey Association. It is an organization of players, coaches, team staff, officials, administrators and supporters working side by side providing and enjoying the great Midget AA Thunder Bay Queens Stoney Creek Sabres Willowdale Red Wings game of hockey. It is the only organization of its kind in the world! Midget A Belmont Blazers Scarborough Sharks Brampton Canadettes Midget BB Oakville Hornets Walkerton Capitals Kanata Rangers Sincere congratulations to everyone in the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association. This Midget B Lambton Shores Predators Smiths Falls Cubs Woolwich Wild was a wonderful season of participation, excellence and friendship. The future for Team Midget C Seaforth Stars Manitoulin Ice Angels Flamborough Falcons OWHA is very bright with continued hard work, unity and teamwork. Thank you! Intermediate AA Toronto Aeros Bluewater Hawks Mississauga Chiefs Intermediate A Mississauga Chiefs Walkerton Capitals St. Catharines Chaos CELEBRATING GOOD PEOPLE DOING GOOD THINGS Intermediate B Kitchener Lady Rangers Ilderton Jets Belmore Ladies Intermediate C Owen Sound Ice Hawks Elma Logan Wildcats Saugeen Shores Storm

Senior AA Belmont Blazers St Catharines Chaos Toronto-Leaside Wildcats Senior A Clarington Flames Barrie Sharks Aurora Panthers Senior BB Belleville Bearcats Aurora Predators Cobourg Eagle.Ca Senior B Windsor Sharks Belmont Blazers Monkton Lady Wildcats Senior C Stone Mills Tamworth Lambton Shores Predators York Buds

CONGRATULATIONS to Yu Tiande, Team China; Mayor Hazel McCallion, ALL PARTICIPANTS Cathy Phillip, Cheryl Pounder Victor Oh, Mississauga Chinese Business Community

3 4 2009-2010 OWHA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Five hundred and eleven teams participated in the 2009-10 Provincial Championships. The Intermediate AA, A, B & C Provincial Championships were held in February. A total of 52 Intermediate teams participated. The Provincial Championships for the remaining divisions were held April 9th- Ann who also played. Bev suddenly experienced health problems at the beginning of 11th in Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto, and Newmarket. A total of 459 teams participated in the April event. 2010 and lost a valiant battle to cancer on April 16, 2010. We sincerely thank Bev for her contributions and friendship. Division Category Gold Silver Bronze

Novice A London Devilettes Burlington Barracudas Etobicoke Dolphins The current state of the OWHA is very good. There is a solid foundation built on positive Novice B Kitchener Lady Rangers North Halton Twisters Oshawa Lady Generals values. There is a strong central operations that is driven by empowering a very capable Novice C North Bay Ice Boltz Belmont Blazers Flamborough Falcons membership to operate teams and programs in a manner that provides both flexibility and fairness. Atom AA Brampton Canadettes London Devilettes Oakville Hornets Atom A Goderich Sailorettes Peterborough Ice Kats Whitby Wolves We continue to address opportunities and make changes that are consistent with the Atom BB St Catharines Chaos Carleton Place Cyclones Markham-Stouffville Stars values and objectives of the OWHA. The Ontario government’s Ministry of Health Atom B Grand River Mustangs St Mary’s Rock Lucan Irish Promotion re-vamped the Ontario Winter Games criteria, bringing in line with the Long Atom C Gloucester-Cumberland Stars Napanee Crunch Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Term Athlete Development Model (LTAD). The OWHA worked with the Ministry to Pee Wee AA Whitby Wolves Bluewater Hawks Oakville Hornets create a new format and we were accepted as a Core Sport for 2010 and 2012. This Pee Wee A Saugeen Maitland Lightning Oakville Hornets Clearview Icecats season over 400 players participated in selection/development camps and 160 moved Pee Wee BB Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Georgina Golden Hawks Smiths Falls Cubs on to play for 1 of 8 teams. Players and staff were mixed by ability and geography and Pee Wee B Schreiber North Shore Stars Woodstock Wildcats Kincardine Kinucks came together on teams named after OWHA high-performance athletes – Lori Dupuis, Pee Wee C Hearst Ice Cats Markdale Shooting Stars Bancroft Jets Geraldine Heaney, Angela James, Karen Nystrom, Cathy Phillips, Cheryl Pounder, Vicky Sunohara, and Katie Weatherston. Prior to the start of the competition, the OWHA Bantam AA Whitby Wolves Waterloo Ravens Barrie Sharks hosted very successful Officiating Camps and Coaching Camps. Bantam A Sarnia Lady Sting Sault Ste Marie Wildcats Stratford Aces Bantam BB Guelph Thunder Waterloo Ravens North Bay Ice Boltz Bantam B Smiths Falls Cubs Sarnia Lady Sting Russell Coyotes We are so very fortunate to have the privilege of belonging to the Ontario Women’s Bantam C Chatsworth Rebels Ridgetown Dresden Rebels Saugeen Shores Storm Hockey Association. It is an organization of players, coaches, team staff, officials, administrators and supporters working side by side providing and enjoying the great Midget AA Thunder Bay Queens Stoney Creek Sabres Willowdale Red Wings game of hockey. It is the only organization of its kind in the world! Midget A Belmont Blazers Scarborough Sharks Brampton Canadettes Midget BB Oakville Hornets Walkerton Capitals Kanata Rangers Sincere congratulations to everyone in the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association. This Midget B Lambton Shores Predators Smiths Falls Cubs Woolwich Wild was a wonderful season of participation, excellence and friendship. The future for Team Midget C Seaforth Stars Manitoulin Ice Angels Flamborough Falcons OWHA is very bright with continued hard work, unity and teamwork. Thank you! Intermediate AA Toronto Aeros Bluewater Hawks Mississauga Chiefs Intermediate A Mississauga Chiefs Walkerton Capitals St. Catharines Chaos CELEBRATING GOOD PEOPLE DOING GOOD THINGS Intermediate B Kitchener Lady Rangers Ilderton Jets Belmore Ladies Intermediate C Owen Sound Ice Hawks Elma Logan Wildcats Saugeen Shores Storm

Senior AA Belmont Blazers St Catharines Chaos Toronto-Leaside Wildcats Senior A Clarington Flames Barrie Sharks Aurora Panthers Senior BB Belleville Bearcats Aurora Predators Cobourg Eagle.Ca Senior B Windsor Sharks Belmont Blazers Monkton Lady Wildcats Senior C Stone Mills Tamworth Lambton Shores Predators York Buds

CONGRATULATIONS to Yu Tiande, Team China; Mayor Hazel McCallion, ALL PARTICIPANTS Cathy Phillip, Cheryl Pounder Victor Oh, Mississauga Chinese Business Community

3 4 OWHA Sanctioned TOURNAMENTS HOUSE LEAGUE Tournaments

A total of 186 tournaments (97 Competitive & 89 House League) Locations BALTIMORE were sanctioned by the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association for BARRIE the 2009-2010 hockey season. BELMONT AYLMER DORCHESTER BRAMPTON CANADETTES 2009-10 OWHA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS STATS BRAMPTON COUGARS BROCKVILLE # of Participating Teams by Division/Category OWHA Sanctioned BURLINGTON CAMBRIDGE NOVICE ATOM PEEWEE BANTAM MIDGET INTERMEDIATE SENIOR COMPETITIVE Tournaments – Locations CARLETON PLACE CENTRAL YORK 8 & under 10 & under 12 & under 14 & under 17 & under 21 & Under Open age CHATHAM A 13 AA 13 AA 22 AA 24 AA 24 AA 20 AA 15 BALTIMORE HAWKESBURY OTTAWA (BELL CAPITAL) CLARENCE ROCKLAND CLARINGTON B 15 A 18 A 16 A 16 A 20 A 19 A 17 BARRIE HEARST PEMBROKE CLEARVIEW BELLEVILLE HOWICK PETERBOROUGH (PGHA) COLD CREEK C 13 BB 16 BB 16 BB 16 BB 16 B 8 BB 16 BELMONT AYLMER HUNTSVILLE RUSSELL & DISTRICT CORNWALL B 16 B 16 B 16 B 16 C 5 B 15 ILDERTON SARNIA DRYDEN DORCHESTER DURHAM WEST C 14 C 16 C 16 C 16 C 12 BRAMPTON (Canadettes) KANATA SAUGEEN SHORES EMO BRAMPTON (Cougars) KITCHENER SAULT STE MARIE FORT FRANCES 41 77 86 88 92 52 75 BRANTFORD LONDON (Devilettes) SCARBOROUGH GANANOQUE GLENCOE BROCKVILLE LONDON (Ladies) SMITHS FALLS GLENGARRY TOTAL # TEAMS participating in the 2009-2010 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships = 511 BURLINGTON LUCAN ST. CATHARINES GLOUCESTER-CUMBERLAND CAMBRIDGE MARKHAM- ST. MARY’S GODERICH GREATER KINGSTON th st th th CENTRAL YORK STOUFFVILLE ST. THOMAS HALDIMAND Intermediate Provincials - Feb 19 -21 April Provincials – April 9 -11 CHATHAM MILVERTON STONEY CREEK HAMILTON GHA # Teams = 52 # Teams = 459 CLARENCE ROCKLAND MISSISSAUGA STRATFORD HAMILTON WHL # Participants = 1100+ # Participants = 9354 CLARINGTON MITCHELL SUDBURY HAWKESBURY HEARST # Event Volunteers = 30+ # Event Volunteers = 150+ CLEARVIEW MOUNT FOREST SUNDRIDGE KANATA COLD CREEK NAPANEE TEMISKAMING SHORES KEMPTVILLE # Arena Facilities = 2 # Arena Facilities = 10 CORNWALL NEPEAN THUNDER BAY LAKE OF THE WOODS # Rinks = 6 # Rinks = 35 NIAGARA FALLS (Ladies) TORONTO AEROS LONDON DRYDEN LONDON LADIES # Games = 106 # Games = 922 DURHAM WEST NORFOLK TORONTO-LEASIDE MOUNT FOREST # Game Officials =45 # Game Officials = 200+ GLENCOE NORTH BAY WATERLOO NEPEAN NORTH SIMCOE WEST NIPIGON # Officiating Assignments = 354 # Officiating Assignments = over 1900 GLOUCESTER- NORFOLK CUMBERLAND NORTH YORK NORTHUMBERLAND NORTH BAY & DISTRICT # Enthusiastic Parents & Fans = 2500+ # Enthusiastic Parents & Fans = 30,000+ GODERICH OAKVILLE WHITBY NORTH HALTON GREATER KINGSTON ORANGEVILLE WIARTON NORTH SIMCOE OAKVILLE GUELPH ORILLIA WILLOWDALE ORANGEVILLE HALDIMAND OSHAWA WINDSOR (Hocktoberfest) ORILLIA HAMILTON (GHA) OTTAWA WINDSOR (Ladies) OSHAWA WOODSTOCK OTTAWA OTTAWA VALLEY PETERBOROUGH NEW OWHA MEMBERS PORT ARTHUR Special thanks to the many volunteers who have worked long hours to provide RED LAKE The OWHA proudly welcomed the following new Independent Teams &/or Associations this past season: tournament competition for the teams and special memories for everyone RIDGETOWN-DRESDEN RUSSELL & DISTRICT involved. Your efforts contributed to make 2009-10 an exciting hockey season. SAULT STE MARIE SCARBOROUGH To the players, coaches, trainers, officials, parents & fans, SMITHS FALLS APPROVED NEW TEAMS, ASSOCIATIONS and LEAGUES SINCE 2009 AGM we hope these tournaments have brought you new friendships SOUTHPOINT (Leamington) ST. THOMAS and many positive memories. STONEY CREEK SUDBURY Centre/School New Female Hockey Programme Centre/School New Female Hockey Programme TEMISKAMING SHORES Toronto York Buds Ö Senior C Woodstock Ö Senior C THUNDER BAY Toronto Vipers Ö Senior B Cochrane Senior Ö Senior House League TORONTO-LEASIDE Ö Ö WALLACEBURG Toronto W’s Senior AA Zorra Girls Hockey Association (Embro, Thamesford) WEST LORNE Hamilton Ö Senior A Waterloo Ö Full Association Status WEST NORTHUMBERLAND Strathroy Senior Ladies Ö Senior BB East Lambton Ö Full Association Status WHITBY Ö Ö WILMOT Colborne Lady Hawks Senior C WINDSOR (Ladies) WINDSOR (Sun Parlour) = Single Independent Team WOODSTOCK Team WOOLWICH Full Association = FUNdamentals, Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Intermediate, Senior, Sr Recreational, Masters Junior Association = FUNdamentals, Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Intermediate

5 6 OWHA Sanctioned TOURNAMENTS HOUSE LEAGUE Tournaments

A total of 186 tournaments (97 Competitive & 89 House League) Locations BALTIMORE were sanctioned by the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association for BARRIE the 2009-2010 hockey season. BELMONT AYLMER DORCHESTER BRAMPTON CANADETTES 2009-10 OWHA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS STATS BRAMPTON COUGARS BROCKVILLE # of Participating Teams by Division/Category OWHA Sanctioned BURLINGTON CAMBRIDGE NOVICE ATOM PEEWEE BANTAM MIDGET INTERMEDIATE SENIOR COMPETITIVE Tournaments – Locations CARLETON PLACE CENTRAL YORK 8 & under 10 & under 12 & under 14 & under 17 & under 21 & Under Open age CHATHAM A 13 AA 13 AA 22 AA 24 AA 24 AA 20 AA 15 BALTIMORE HAWKESBURY OTTAWA (BELL CAPITAL) CLARENCE ROCKLAND CLARINGTON B 15 A 18 A 16 A 16 A 20 A 19 A 17 BARRIE HEARST PEMBROKE CLEARVIEW BELLEVILLE HOWICK PETERBOROUGH (PGHA) COLD CREEK C 13 BB 16 BB 16 BB 16 BB 16 B 8 BB 16 BELMONT AYLMER HUNTSVILLE RUSSELL & DISTRICT CORNWALL B 16 B 16 B 16 B 16 C 5 B 15 ILDERTON SARNIA DRYDEN DORCHESTER DURHAM WEST C 14 C 16 C 16 C 16 C 12 BRAMPTON (Canadettes) KANATA SAUGEEN SHORES EMO BRAMPTON (Cougars) KITCHENER SAULT STE MARIE FORT FRANCES 41 77 86 88 92 52 75 BRANTFORD LONDON (Devilettes) SCARBOROUGH GANANOQUE GLENCOE BROCKVILLE LONDON (Ladies) SMITHS FALLS GLENGARRY TOTAL # TEAMS participating in the 2009-2010 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships = 511 BURLINGTON LUCAN ST. CATHARINES GLOUCESTER-CUMBERLAND CAMBRIDGE MARKHAM- ST. MARY’S GODERICH GREATER KINGSTON th st th th CENTRAL YORK STOUFFVILLE ST. THOMAS HALDIMAND Intermediate Provincials - Feb 19 -21 April Provincials – April 9 -11 CHATHAM MILVERTON STONEY CREEK HAMILTON GHA # Teams = 52 # Teams = 459 CLARENCE ROCKLAND MISSISSAUGA STRATFORD HAMILTON WHL # Participants = 1100+ # Participants = 9354 CLARINGTON MITCHELL SUDBURY HAWKESBURY HEARST # Event Volunteers = 30+ # Event Volunteers = 150+ CLEARVIEW MOUNT FOREST SUNDRIDGE KANATA COLD CREEK NAPANEE TEMISKAMING SHORES KEMPTVILLE # Arena Facilities = 2 # Arena Facilities = 10 CORNWALL NEPEAN THUNDER BAY LAKE OF THE WOODS # Rinks = 6 # Rinks = 35 NIAGARA FALLS (Ladies) TORONTO AEROS LONDON DRYDEN LONDON LADIES # Games = 106 # Games = 922 DURHAM WEST NORFOLK TORONTO-LEASIDE MOUNT FOREST # Game Officials =45 # Game Officials = 200+ GLENCOE NORTH BAY WATERLOO NEPEAN NORTH SIMCOE WEST NIPIGON # Officiating Assignments = 354 # Officiating Assignments = over 1900 GLOUCESTER- NORFOLK CUMBERLAND NORTH YORK NORTHUMBERLAND NORTH BAY & DISTRICT # Enthusiastic Parents & Fans = 2500+ # Enthusiastic Parents & Fans = 30,000+ GODERICH OAKVILLE WHITBY NORTH HALTON GREATER KINGSTON ORANGEVILLE WIARTON NORTH SIMCOE OAKVILLE GUELPH ORILLIA WILLOWDALE ORANGEVILLE HALDIMAND OSHAWA WINDSOR (Hocktoberfest) ORILLIA HAMILTON (GHA) OTTAWA WINDSOR (Ladies) OSHAWA WOODSTOCK OTTAWA OTTAWA VALLEY PETERBOROUGH NEW OWHA MEMBERS PORT ARTHUR Special thanks to the many volunteers who have worked long hours to provide RED LAKE The OWHA proudly welcomed the following new Independent Teams &/or Associations this past season: tournament competition for the teams and special memories for everyone RIDGETOWN-DRESDEN RUSSELL & DISTRICT involved. Your efforts contributed to make 2009-10 an exciting hockey season. SAULT STE MARIE SCARBOROUGH To the players, coaches, trainers, officials, parents & fans, SMITHS FALLS APPROVED NEW TEAMS, ASSOCIATIONS and LEAGUES SINCE 2009 AGM we hope these tournaments have brought you new friendships SOUTHPOINT (Leamington) ST. THOMAS and many positive memories. STONEY CREEK SUDBURY Centre/School New Female Hockey Programme Centre/School New Female Hockey Programme TEMISKAMING SHORES Toronto York Buds Ö Senior C Woodstock Ö Senior C THUNDER BAY Toronto Vipers Ö Senior B Cochrane Senior Ö Senior House League TORONTO-LEASIDE Ö Ö WALLACEBURG Toronto W’s Senior AA Zorra Girls Hockey Association (Embro, Thamesford) WEST LORNE Hamilton Ö Senior A Waterloo Ö Full Association Status WEST NORTHUMBERLAND Strathroy Senior Ladies Ö Senior BB East Lambton Ö Full Association Status WHITBY Ö Ö WILMOT Colborne Lady Hawks Senior C WINDSOR (Ladies) WINDSOR (Sun Parlour) = Single Independent Team WOODSTOCK Team WOOLWICH Full Association = FUNdamentals, Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Intermediate, Senior, Sr Recreational, Masters Junior Association = FUNdamentals, Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Intermediate

5 6 OWHA Teams and Players OWHA REGISTRATION REPORT Registration Statistics 2009-2010

Congratulations again to all members of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association on another CATEGORY PLAYERS TEAMS season of growth. Membership in the OWHA increased by 12 teams and 480 players in the COMPETITIVE 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 2009-2010 season. Senior AAA 128 95 92 106 102 100 97 94 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Senior AA 295 240 253 204 186 255 300 231 17 14 14 12 11 17 18 14 Senior A 585 622 549 602 589 525 483 552 36 37 33 34 35 31 30 34 Senior BB 423 392 387 419 400 368 367 149 25 25 24 26 24 23 23 10 Senior B 357 271 271 171 261 178 102 260 24 17 17 11 17 11 6 17 OWHA GROWTH CHART (Players/Year) Senior C 311 377 349 384 351 332 402 448 18 23 21 23 21 20 25 27 Intermediate AA 402 382 364 370 354 363 336 363 22 22 20 21 20 21 20 22 Intermediate A 346 375 300 246 238 296 178 311 20 22 17 16 15 18 11 19 45000 Intermediate BB 111 102 74 86 84 138 115 7 6 6 5 5 9 7 Intermediate B 136 61 0 165 215 193 128 196 8 4 0 7 12 12 8 12 40000 Intermediate C 83 121 139 239 243 175 124 228 5 8 9 15 16 10 9 13 Midget AA 786 817 771 717 608 493 425 46 48 45 43 37 30 26 35000 812 48 Midget A 764 665 668 492 526 525 521 577 45 40 41 31 32 32 32 36 30000 Midget BB 870 688 578 534 594 499 544 520 52 42 35 39 36 31 34 32 Midget B 808 736 795 774 717 686 678 506 49 46 50 48 43 43 43 32 25000 Midget C 883 1125 1097 913 829 638 387 259 57 71 70 58 55 42 25 18 Bantam AA 571 574 563 524 379 335 293 228 35 35 34 31 23 21 18 14 20000 Bantam A 550 594 485 403 447 474 465 507 33 36 30 27 30 30 29 32 Bantam BB 638 599 673 474 529 515 528 414 39 38 41 34 31 32 33 27 15000 Bantam B 833 759 572 709 739 794 852 765 54 49 37 42 49 52 55 49 10000 Bantam C 668 948 1075 1036 913 741 568 449 44 63 71 72 62 50 37 31 Peewee AA 357 303 338 353 320 330 335 281 22 19 21 20 20 21 21 18 5000 Peewee A 545 503 491 347 356 396 325 321 34 31 30 28 22 25 21 21 Peewee BB 512 485 452 435 443 387 472 428 32 30 28 23 26 25 30 28 0 Peewee B 768 741 655 633 562 702 589 578 50 48 42 44 37 45 40 37 Peewee C 1023 938 856 955 1096 727 803 600 69 62 58 66 72 47 44 39 Atom AA 208 165 139 180 163 139 169 185 13 10 9 12 10 9 11 12 87/88 88/89 89/90 90/91 91/92 92/93 93/94 94/95 95/96 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 2000/012001/022002/032003/042004/052005/062006/072007/082008/092009/10 Atom A 277 265 298 251 253 283 192 216 18 17 19 14 16 18 12 14 Atom BB 442 408 322 251 243 239 273 350 28 27 20 15 14 15 18 23 Atom B 548 324 460 360 338 372 392 432 37 21 30 29 22 25 26 29 Atom C 539 798 818 807 580 456 331 216 37 56 55 53 42 30 19 15 Novice A 204 167 138 116 86 108 92 108 13 11 9 8 6 7 6 7 Novice BB --- 59 62 59 76 ------5 4 4 5 --- Novice B 245 186 190 135 108 87 80 108 16 13 13 8 7 6 6 7 Novice C 409 427 358 287 243 189 117 140 28 27 23 23 18 13 8 10 SUB TOTAL 16,540 16,231 15,644 14,779 14,268 13,191 12,230 11,560 1034 1022 980 951 901 834 767 737 OWHA REGISTRATION – PLAYERS / DIVISION NON- 1996 Î 2010 COMPETITIVE 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 TEAMS 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 *02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 2009-10 +/- Masters 92 85 62 52 ------7 7 4 4 ------Competitive 435 449 539 590 643 686 737 767 834 901 951 980 1,022 1,034 +12 Senior Rec. 2740 2811 2263 2252 2275 2731 2609 2177 186 186 151 256 149 176 172 154 Non- 526 644 855 966 1,031 1,116 1,230 1,293 1,356 1,401 1,448 1,494 - Senior HL/University 1249 1280 1868 1780 2012 1111 1316 1229 76 81 118 8 135 69 81 94 1,508 1,508 Competitive Intermediate HL 1739 1610 1699 1250 1369 1287 1278 1230 113 106 114 109 94 90 87 84 Midget HL 2241 2274 2595 2195 1790 1781 1663 158 157 143 151 122 124 117 Sledge Hockey ------1 1 1 - 2393 161 Bantam HL 3487 3340 3419 3565 3364 3445 3036 2717 246 236 239 243 234 241 209 188 Total Teams 964 1,093 1,394 1,556 1,674 1,802 1,967 2,060 2,190 2,302 2,399 2,475 2,531 2,543 +12 Peewee HL 3672 3760 3807 3743 3597 3915 3667 3606 263 267 267 253 255 274 252 245 Atom HL 2790 3096 3123 3313 2909 2991 3039 2809 198 222 227 230 210 211 209 193 Novice HL 2830 2719 2590 2391 2160 2107 1789 1860 207 202 184 172 151 150 128 132 PLAYERS 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 *02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 2009-10 +/- Hockey FUNdamentals 760 640 491 452 323 348 377 321 51 43 33 30 22 23 31 23 (Initiation) Programs Masters ------52 62 85 92 +7 21,582 21,596 21,393 20,204 19,725 18,892 17,612 1,508 1,494 1,448 1,401 1,356 1,293 1,230 Senior 3,880 4,058 4,295 5,506 5,229 5,336 5,140 5,676 5,633 6,126 5,918 6,032 6,088 6,088 - SUB TOTAL 21,752 1,508 Sledge Hockey 15 14 26 ------1 1 1 ------Intermediate 1,367 1,615 1,710 1,885 2,334 2,625 2,443 2,182 2,398 2,505 2,344 2,604 2,660 2,706 +46 Midget 1,274 1,500 1,949 2,061 2,153 2,164 3,950 4,404 4,746 5,578 6,079 6,229 6,241 6,530 +289 Grand Total 38,307 37,827 37,266 36,172 34,472 32,916 31,122 29,172 2,543 2,531 2,475 2,399 2,302 2,190 2,060 1,967 Bantam 1,324 1,859 2,372 2,861 3,028 3,283 5,080 5,742 6,304 6,371 6,711 6,787 6,814 6,747 -67 Peewee 2,380 2,743 3,378 3,771 4,461 5,057 5,814 6,191 6,457 6,374 6,466 6,599 6,730 6,877 +147 OWHA Participant Registration 09-10 Atom 1,667 2,665 3,091 3,461 3,929 4,274 4,206 4,396 4,480 4,486 5,162 5,160 5,056 4,804 -252 Novice /Tyke ------Players = 37,291 Novice 1,373 1,394 1,955 2,796 3,122 3,319 2,216 2,154 2,550 2,659 2,988 3,276 3,499 3,688 +189 Duplicate Players = 1016 Total Players = 38,307 FUNdamentals/ 330 215 364 574 476 481 321 377 348 323 452 491 640 760 +120 Initiation Program Staff = 11,027 Staff - Female = 5,178 Duplicate Staff = 1,919 7,768 Sledge Hockey ------26 14 15 +1 Staff - Male = - - - - Total Staff = 12,946 Total Staff = 12,946 Total Players 13,635 16,049 19,114 22,915 24,732 26,539 29,172 31,122 32,916 34,422 36,172 37,266 37,827 38,307 +480 Officials = 1,422 Duplicate Officials = 17 * Age Change season Total Officials = 1,439

Total Registration = 52,692

7 8 OWHA Teams and Players OWHA REGISTRATION REPORT Registration Statistics 2009-2010

Congratulations again to all members of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association on another CATEGORY PLAYERS TEAMS season of growth. Membership in the OWHA increased by 12 teams and 480 players in the COMPETITIVE 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 2009-2010 season. Senior AAA 128 95 92 106 102 100 97 94 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Senior AA 295 240 253 204 186 255 300 231 17 14 14 12 11 17 18 14 Senior A 585 622 549 602 589 525 483 552 36 37 33 34 35 31 30 34 Senior BB 423 392 387 419 400 368 367 149 25 25 24 26 24 23 23 10 Senior B 357 271 271 171 261 178 102 260 24 17 17 11 17 11 6 17 OWHA GROWTH CHART (Players/Year) Senior C 311 377 349 384 351 332 402 448 18 23 21 23 21 20 25 27 Intermediate AA 402 382 364 370 354 363 336 363 22 22 20 21 20 21 20 22 Intermediate A 346 375 300 246 238 296 178 311 20 22 17 16 15 18 11 19 45000 Intermediate BB 111 102 74 86 84 138 115 7 6 6 5 5 9 7 Intermediate B 136 61 0 165 215 193 128 196 8 4 0 7 12 12 8 12 40000 Intermediate C 83 121 139 239 243 175 124 228 5 8 9 15 16 10 9 13 Midget AA 786 817 771 717 608 493 425 46 48 45 43 37 30 26 35000 812 48 Midget A 764 665 668 492 526 525 521 577 45 40 41 31 32 32 32 36 30000 Midget BB 870 688 578 534 594 499 544 520 52 42 35 39 36 31 34 32 Midget B 808 736 795 774 717 686 678 506 49 46 50 48 43 43 43 32 25000 Midget C 883 1125 1097 913 829 638 387 259 57 71 70 58 55 42 25 18 Bantam AA 571 574 563 524 379 335 293 228 35 35 34 31 23 21 18 14 20000 Bantam A 550 594 485 403 447 474 465 507 33 36 30 27 30 30 29 32 Bantam BB 638 599 673 474 529 515 528 414 39 38 41 34 31 32 33 27 15000 Bantam B 833 759 572 709 739 794 852 765 54 49 37 42 49 52 55 49 10000 Bantam C 668 948 1075 1036 913 741 568 449 44 63 71 72 62 50 37 31 Peewee AA 357 303 338 353 320 330 335 281 22 19 21 20 20 21 21 18 5000 Peewee A 545 503 491 347 356 396 325 321 34 31 30 28 22 25 21 21 Peewee BB 512 485 452 435 443 387 472 428 32 30 28 23 26 25 30 28 0 Peewee B 768 741 655 633 562 702 589 578 50 48 42 44 37 45 40 37 Peewee C 1023 938 856 955 1096 727 803 600 69 62 58 66 72 47 44 39 Atom AA 208 165 139 180 163 139 169 185 13 10 9 12 10 9 11 12 87/88 88/89 89/90 90/91 91/92 92/93 93/94 94/95 95/96 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 2000/012001/022002/032003/042004/052005/062006/072007/082008/092009/10 Atom A 277 265 298 251 253 283 192 216 18 17 19 14 16 18 12 14 Atom BB 442 408 322 251 243 239 273 350 28 27 20 15 14 15 18 23 Atom B 548 324 460 360 338 372 392 432 37 21 30 29 22 25 26 29 Atom C 539 798 818 807 580 456 331 216 37 56 55 53 42 30 19 15 Novice A 204 167 138 116 86 108 92 108 13 11 9 8 6 7 6 7 Novice BB --- 59 62 59 76 ------5 4 4 5 --- Novice B 245 186 190 135 108 87 80 108 16 13 13 8 7 6 6 7 Novice C 409 427 358 287 243 189 117 140 28 27 23 23 18 13 8 10 SUB TOTAL 16,540 16,231 15,644 14,779 14,268 13,191 12,230 11,560 1034 1022 980 951 901 834 767 737 OWHA REGISTRATION – PLAYERS / DIVISION NON- 1996 Î 2010 COMPETITIVE 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04 02/03 TEAMS 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 *02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 2009-10 +/- Masters 92 85 62 52 ------7 7 4 4 ------Competitive 435 449 539 590 643 686 737 767 834 901 951 980 1,022 1,034 +12 Senior Rec. 2740 2811 2263 2252 2275 2731 2609 2177 186 186 151 256 149 176 172 154 Non- 526 644 855 966 1,031 1,116 1,230 1,293 1,356 1,401 1,448 1,494 - Senior HL/University 1249 1280 1868 1780 2012 1111 1316 1229 76 81 118 8 135 69 81 94 1,508 1,508 Competitive Intermediate HL 1739 1610 1699 1250 1369 1287 1278 1230 113 106 114 109 94 90 87 84 Midget HL 2241 2274 2595 2195 1790 1781 1663 158 157 143 151 122 124 117 Sledge Hockey ------1 1 1 - 2393 161 Bantam HL 3487 3340 3419 3565 3364 3445 3036 2717 246 236 239 243 234 241 209 188 Total Teams 964 1,093 1,394 1,556 1,674 1,802 1,967 2,060 2,190 2,302 2,399 2,475 2,531 2,543 +12 Peewee HL 3672 3760 3807 3743 3597 3915 3667 3606 263 267 267 253 255 274 252 245 Atom HL 2790 3096 3123 3313 2909 2991 3039 2809 198 222 227 230 210 211 209 193 Novice HL 2830 2719 2590 2391 2160 2107 1789 1860 207 202 184 172 151 150 128 132 PLAYERS 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 *02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 2009-10 +/- Hockey FUNdamentals 760 640 491 452 323 348 377 321 51 43 33 30 22 23 31 23 (Initiation) Programs Masters ------52 62 85 92 +7 21,582 21,596 21,393 20,204 19,725 18,892 17,612 1,508 1,494 1,448 1,401 1,356 1,293 1,230 Senior 3,880 4,058 4,295 5,506 5,229 5,336 5,140 5,676 5,633 6,126 5,918 6,032 6,088 6,088 - SUB TOTAL 21,752 1,508 Sledge Hockey 15 14 26 ------1 1 1 ------Intermediate 1,367 1,615 1,710 1,885 2,334 2,625 2,443 2,182 2,398 2,505 2,344 2,604 2,660 2,706 +46 Midget 1,274 1,500 1,949 2,061 2,153 2,164 3,950 4,404 4,746 5,578 6,079 6,229 6,241 6,530 +289 Grand Total 38,307 37,827 37,266 36,172 34,472 32,916 31,122 29,172 2,543 2,531 2,475 2,399 2,302 2,190 2,060 1,967 Bantam 1,324 1,859 2,372 2,861 3,028 3,283 5,080 5,742 6,304 6,371 6,711 6,787 6,814 6,747 -67 Peewee 2,380 2,743 3,378 3,771 4,461 5,057 5,814 6,191 6,457 6,374 6,466 6,599 6,730 6,877 +147 OWHA Participant Registration 09-10 Atom 1,667 2,665 3,091 3,461 3,929 4,274 4,206 4,396 4,480 4,486 5,162 5,160 5,056 4,804 -252 Novice /Tyke ------Players = 37,291 Novice 1,373 1,394 1,955 2,796 3,122 3,319 2,216 2,154 2,550 2,659 2,988 3,276 3,499 3,688 +189 Duplicate Players = 1016 Total Players = 38,307 FUNdamentals/ 330 215 364 574 476 481 321 377 348 323 452 491 640 760 +120 Initiation Program Staff = 11,027 Staff - Female = 5,178 Duplicate Staff = 1,919 7,768 Sledge Hockey ------26 14 15 +1 Staff - Male = - - - - Total Staff = 12,946 Total Staff = 12,946 Total Players 13,635 16,049 19,114 22,915 24,732 26,539 29,172 31,122 32,916 34,422 36,172 37,266 37,827 38,307 +480 Officials = 1,422 Duplicate Officials = 17 * Age Change season Total Officials = 1,439

Total Registration = 52,692

7 8 OWHA CERTIFICATION CLINICS The following list of certification clinics were scheduled & coordinated through the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association in the 2009-2010 season. Our thanks to all local clinic hosts and program instructors OWHA Development Programmes for their assistance in delivering these valuable certification clinics. Thanks to Diane Boles, OWHA Clinic Coordinator for her efforts and dedication to the OWHA Development Program. Clinic Type Level # Participants # Clinics Coaching (NCCP) Coach 133 7 NATIONAL COACHING CERTIFICATION HOCKEY TRAINER’S CERTIFICATION Coaching (NCCP) Development 1 35 2 PROGRAM (NCCP) CLINICS PROGRAM (HTCP) CLINICS DATE LOCATION NCCP LEVEL DATE LOCATION HTCP LEVEL Speak Out (Prevention Services) 833 29 June 13/14 Milton / Oakville Development 1 Sep 05 Barrie Level1 Trainers (HTCP) 516 24 Sep 05 Barrie Coach Level Sep 12 Guelph Level I Sep 13 Oshawa Coach Level Sep 13 Oshawa Level I Officiating (HCOP) I 228 Sep 27 Ottawa Coach Level Sep 26 Burlington Level I Officiating (HCOP) II 341 31 Sep 27 Brampton Coach Level Sep 26 Fergus Level I Officiating (HCOP) III 114 Oct 03 Stratford Coach Level Sep 27 North York Level I Officiating (HCOP) IV 16 Oct 11 Kanata Coach Level Sep 27 Durham Level I Officiating (HCOP) V 5 Oct 25 Oakville Coach Level Oct 03 Kingston Level I Nov 21/22 London Development 1 Oct 03 Mississauga Level I TOTALS 2221 93 Oct 04 Stratford Level I Oct 10 Burlington Level I Oct 10 Brampton Level I OWHA Officiating Programme Oct 11 Kanata Level I Participant Type # Female # Male Total OWHA SPECIALTY CLINICS Oct 17 Aurora Level 1 Total OWHA HCOP Registered Officials 455 967 1422 Feb 18-21 Mississauga HP Officiating Camp Oct 18 Ottawa Level 1 OWHA HCOP Clinic Attendees 371 333 704 Mar 1 - 4 Mississauga HP Coaching Seminar Oct 18 Oakville Level 1 OWHA HCOP Supervisors 15 20 35 Oct 24 Thunder Bay Level 1 OWHA HCOP Instructors 9 6 15 Oct 31 Peterborough Level 1 OWHA Referee-in-Chief 1 0 1 HOCKEY CANADA OFFICIATING PROGRAM Nov 07 Halton Level 1 2009-10 OWHA HCOP Clinic Participants - by Gender Sept 25-27 OWHA HCOP Instructors & Supervisors Nov 07 Mississauga Level 1 Female 52.7% Nov 21 Hamilton WHA Level 1 Male 47.3% Nov 29 London Level 1 # Officials certified at OWHA HCOP clinics = 704 HOCKEY CANADA OFFICIATING PROGRAM SPEAK OUT! # “Cross-Over” registered OWHA HCOP Officials = 718 (HCOP) CLINICS Prevention Services Note: “Cross-Over” Officials are certified at a non-OWHA HCOP clinics and register with the OWHA DATE LOCATION CLINIC TYPE DATE HOST ASSOCIATION Aug 29 Windsor JR - Level I & II Sep 08 Mississauga Congratulations to the following officials on achieving HCOP Level 6 through the OWHA. Sep 05 Orangeville JR - Level I & II Sep 09 Oshawa Level 6 Mary Ann Gage Sep 05 Orangeville JR - Level I & II Sep 10 Barrie Sep 12 Ottawa JR - Level I & II Sep 21 Guelph Sep 12 Ottawa SR - Level III & above Sep 22 Whitby Sep 12 Leaside JR - Level I & II Sep 29 Peterborough Sep 12 Leaside SR - Level III & above Oct 02 Fergus Sep 12 Mississauga JR - Level I & II Oct 2 Stratford Hey Players! Sep 12 Windsor JR - Level I & II Oct 07 Oakville Have you ever thought Sep 13 Halton JR – Level I & II Oct 10-am Kanata Sep 13 Sarnia SR - Level III & above Oct 10-pm Kanata about Sep 13 Sarnia JR – Level I & II Oct 15 Hamilton giving officiating a try? Sep 13 Aurora JR – Level I & II Oct 19 Burlington Sep 19 Barrie SR - Level III & above Oct 19 Mississauga Watch the OWHA Sep 19 Barrie JR - Level I & II Oct 20 Oakville website Sep 19 Brampton JR - Level I & II Oct 20 Aurora for info on the Sep 20 Burlington JR - Level I & II Oct 21 Orangeville Sep 20 Burlington SR - Level III & above Oct 24 Leaside 2010-11 Hockey Canada Sep 20 Whitby JR - Level l Oct 27 Halton Officiating Program Sep 20 Whitby JR - Level II Oct 28 Stoney Creek Oct 03 Mississauga SR - Level III & above Nov 02 North York (HCOP) Clinics. Oct 04 Peterborough JR - Level I & II Nov 03 Halton Oct 04 Peterborough SR - Level III & above Nov 10 Mississauga www.owha.on.ca Oct 17 Thunder Bay JR - Level I & II Nov 11 St Pauls Oct 17 Ottawa SR - Level III & above Nov 14 Leaside Oct 17 Ottawa JR - Level I & II Nov 19 Sarnia Oct 19 Hamilton JR - Level I & II Nov 20 London Oct 19 Hamilton JR - Level I & II Dec 02 Belleville Oct 31 Hamilton SR - Level III & above Dec 07 Mississauga Nov 29 Mississauga SR - Level III & above 9 10 OWHA CERTIFICATION CLINICS The following list of certification clinics were scheduled & coordinated through the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association in the 2009-2010 season. Our thanks to all local clinic hosts and program instructors OWHA Development Programmes for their assistance in delivering these valuable certification clinics. Thanks to Diane Boles, OWHA Clinic Coordinator for her efforts and dedication to the OWHA Development Program. Clinic Type Level # Participants # Clinics Coaching (NCCP) Coach 133 7 NATIONAL COACHING CERTIFICATION HOCKEY TRAINER’S CERTIFICATION Coaching (NCCP) Development 1 35 2 PROGRAM (NCCP) CLINICS PROGRAM (HTCP) CLINICS DATE LOCATION NCCP LEVEL DATE LOCATION HTCP LEVEL Speak Out (Prevention Services) 833 29 June 13/14 Milton / Oakville Development 1 Sep 05 Barrie Level1 Trainers (HTCP) 516 24 Sep 05 Barrie Coach Level Sep 12 Guelph Level I Sep 13 Oshawa Coach Level Sep 13 Oshawa Level I Officiating (HCOP) I 228 Sep 27 Ottawa Coach Level Sep 26 Burlington Level I Officiating (HCOP) II 341 31 Sep 27 Brampton Coach Level Sep 26 Fergus Level I Officiating (HCOP) III 114 Oct 03 Stratford Coach Level Sep 27 North York Level I Officiating (HCOP) IV 16 Oct 11 Kanata Coach Level Sep 27 Durham Level I Officiating (HCOP) V 5 Oct 25 Oakville Coach Level Oct 03 Kingston Level I Nov 21/22 London Development 1 Oct 03 Mississauga Level I TOTALS 2221 93 Oct 04 Stratford Level I Oct 10 Burlington Level I Oct 10 Brampton Level I OWHA Officiating Programme Oct 11 Kanata Level I Participant Type # Female # Male Total OWHA SPECIALTY CLINICS Oct 17 Aurora Level 1 Total OWHA HCOP Registered Officials 455 967 1422 Feb 18-21 Mississauga HP Officiating Camp Oct 18 Ottawa Level 1 OWHA HCOP Clinic Attendees 371 333 704 Mar 1 - 4 Mississauga HP Coaching Seminar Oct 18 Oakville Level 1 OWHA HCOP Supervisors 15 20 35 Oct 24 Thunder Bay Level 1 OWHA HCOP Instructors 9 6 15 Oct 31 Peterborough Level 1 OWHA Referee-in-Chief 1 0 1 HOCKEY CANADA OFFICIATING PROGRAM Nov 07 Halton Level 1 2009-10 OWHA HCOP Clinic Participants - by Gender Sept 25-27 OWHA HCOP Instructors & Supervisors Nov 07 Mississauga Level 1 Female 52.7% Nov 21 Hamilton WHA Level 1 Male 47.3% Nov 29 London Level 1 # Officials certified at OWHA HCOP clinics = 704 HOCKEY CANADA OFFICIATING PROGRAM SPEAK OUT! # “Cross-Over” registered OWHA HCOP Officials = 718 (HCOP) CLINICS Prevention Services Note: “Cross-Over” Officials are certified at a non-OWHA HCOP clinics and register with the OWHA DATE LOCATION CLINIC TYPE DATE HOST ASSOCIATION Aug 29 Windsor JR - Level I & II Sep 08 Mississauga Congratulations to the following officials on achieving HCOP Level 6 through the OWHA. Sep 05 Orangeville JR - Level I & II Sep 09 Oshawa Level 6 Mary Ann Gage Sep 05 Orangeville JR - Level I & II Sep 10 Barrie Sep 12 Ottawa JR - Level I & II Sep 21 Guelph Sep 12 Ottawa SR - Level III & above Sep 22 Whitby Sep 12 Leaside JR - Level I & II Sep 29 Peterborough Sep 12 Leaside SR - Level III & above Oct 02 Fergus Sep 12 Mississauga JR - Level I & II Oct 2 Stratford Hey Players! Sep 12 Windsor JR - Level I & II Oct 07 Oakville Have you ever thought Sep 13 Halton JR – Level I & II Oct 10-am Kanata Sep 13 Sarnia SR - Level III & above Oct 10-pm Kanata about Sep 13 Sarnia JR – Level I & II Oct 15 Hamilton giving officiating a try? Sep 13 Aurora JR – Level I & II Oct 19 Burlington Sep 19 Barrie SR - Level III & above Oct 19 Mississauga Watch the OWHA Sep 19 Barrie JR - Level I & II Oct 20 Oakville website Sep 19 Brampton JR - Level I & II Oct 20 Aurora for info on the Sep 20 Burlington JR - Level I & II Oct 21 Orangeville Sep 20 Burlington SR - Level III & above Oct 24 Leaside 2010-11 Hockey Canada Sep 20 Whitby JR - Level l Oct 27 Halton Officiating Program Sep 20 Whitby JR - Level II Oct 28 Stoney Creek Oct 03 Mississauga SR - Level III & above Nov 02 North York (HCOP) Clinics. Oct 04 Peterborough JR - Level I & II Nov 03 Halton Oct 04 Peterborough SR - Level III & above Nov 10 Mississauga www.owha.on.ca Oct 17 Thunder Bay JR - Level I & II Nov 11 St Pauls Oct 17 Ottawa SR - Level III & above Nov 14 Leaside Oct 17 Ottawa JR - Level I & II Nov 19 Sarnia Oct 19 Hamilton JR - Level I & II Nov 20 London Oct 19 Hamilton JR - Level I & II Dec 02 Belleville Oct 31 Hamilton SR - Level III & above Dec 07 Mississauga Nov 29 Mississauga SR - Level III & above 9 10 QQuueesstt ffoorr GGoolldd Support your local Ontario athletes today and buy a Quest for Gold ticket!!!!

SINCERE THANKS TO THE HONOURABLE MARGARET R. BEST AND THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROMOTION On January 11, 2006 the Honourable Jim Watson, Ontario Minister of Health Promotion, announced This marks the 23rd year of the Penalty Free Sweepstakes initiative, a promotion created by the the establishment of the Quest for Gold Program aimed at providing additional support to Ontario’s members of the Hockey Development Centre for Ontario and supported by the Ontario Ministry of amateur athletes. The Quest for Gold Program will be funded through net revenues generated from the new Quest for Gold lottery game that was also launched by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Health Promotion, to foster skills, safety, and sportsmanship in Canada’s most popular sport. th The success of the Sweepstakes program has also been made possible by the support of Corporation (OLGC) and Minister Watson on January 11 . spokespersons Paul Henderson, Ron MacLean and Geraldine Heaney and by the generous The Quest for Gold Program will provide additional support to Ontario amateur athletes through direct contribution of all our corporate partners. financial support, access to high performance coaching and enhanced competitive opportunities and services for Ontario athletes. The overarching goal of the Quest for Gold Program is directly related to Congratulations to all OWHA teams who entered the 2010 Penalty Free Sweepstakes. To qualify, the Enhanced Excellence goals of both ACTIVE2010 and the Canadian Sport Policy – to improve the teams must have played a penalty free game between December 1, 2009-January 31, 2010. performance and number of Ontario athletes performing at the national and international level, thereby Since 1986 the Hockey Development Centre for Ontario program has attracted over close to contributing to the improved performance of Canada at international competitions. 100,000 teams and over one million participants. The OWHA winners were: The program has continued under the direction of the current Minister of Health Promotion, the Honourable Margaret R. Best.

Team Division Prize Quest For Gold Program London Devilettes Peewee Laser Quest Team Party Dr. Windows Newmarket Peewee Mac-a-Month Cards The Quest for Gold Program will provide additional support to Ontario amateur athletes through direct Georgina Golden Hawks Midget Pizza Pizza Team Party financial support, access to high performance coaching and enhanced competitive opportunities and Durham Lightning Bantam Pizza Pizza Team Party services for Ontario athletes. The overarching goal of the Quest for Gold Program is directly related to the Enhanced Excellence goals of both ACTIVE2010 and the Canadian Sport Policy – to improve the Markham Stouffville Stars Bantam Pizza Pizza Team Party performance and number of Ontario athletes performing at the national and international level, thereby Kanata Ice Crushers Novice Pizza Pizza Team Party contributing to the improved performance of Canada at international competitions. Toronto Aeros Intermediate Pizza Pizza Team Party Oakville Knights Red Novice Playdium Mississauga Play Cards Direct financial support will be provided to eligible athletes from Ontario in the form of a living and training Stoney Creek Peewee Ryr Sportswear Track Suits allowance. The Quest for Gold – Ontario Athlete Assistance Program will be provided through two carding designations – Canada Card and Ontario Card. Canada Card - Eligibility limited to athletes from Ontario who are carded by Sport Canada. Canada Card will “HOCKEY PLAYERS AND TEAMS OF ALL AGES SHOULD provide up to an additional 33% in funding over and above what an athlete is receiving PLAY BY THE RULES AND IN THE SPIRIT OF THE GAME. from Sport Canada – dependant on funding available. PLAY SAFE, HAVE RESPECT FOR YOUR OPPONENT AND Ontario Card - Ontario Card will provide direct financial assistance to Ontario junior level athletes ABOVE ALL ELSE, ENJOY YOUR TIME ON AND OFF THE identified by Provincial Sport Organization/Multi-Sport Organizations. ICE WITH YOUR TEAMMATES.” HDCO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WAYNE DILLON Sincere congratulations to the Ontario Women's Hockey Association’s Quest for Gold Ontario Carded Athletes to March 31, 2010!

Tamara Bell Lindsay Hill Liz Knox Abbie Rainsberry Laura Brooker Kayla Hottot Fiona Lester Katherine Shirriff Bethany Clause Andrea Ironside Katie Mora Candice Styles Becky Conroy Dayna Kanis Kerri Palmer Jamie Tessier Victoria Germuska Elizabeth Kench Kaley Powers Kelly Walker

Special thanks to the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion

11 12 QQuueesstt ffoorr GGoolldd Support your local Ontario athletes today and buy a Quest for Gold ticket!!!!

SINCERE THANKS TO THE HONOURABLE MARGARET R. BEST AND THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROMOTION On January 11, 2006 the Honourable Jim Watson, Ontario Minister of Health Promotion, announced This marks the 23rd year of the Penalty Free Sweepstakes initiative, a promotion created by the the establishment of the Quest for Gold Program aimed at providing additional support to Ontario’s members of the Hockey Development Centre for Ontario and supported by the Ontario Ministry of amateur athletes. The Quest for Gold Program will be funded through net revenues generated from the new Quest for Gold lottery game that was also launched by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Health Promotion, to foster skills, safety, and sportsmanship in Canada’s most popular sport. th The success of the Sweepstakes program has also been made possible by the support of Corporation (OLGC) and Minister Watson on January 11 . spokespersons Paul Henderson, Ron MacLean and Geraldine Heaney and by the generous The Quest for Gold Program will provide additional support to Ontario amateur athletes through direct contribution of all our corporate partners. financial support, access to high performance coaching and enhanced competitive opportunities and services for Ontario athletes. The overarching goal of the Quest for Gold Program is directly related to Congratulations to all OWHA teams who entered the 2010 Penalty Free Sweepstakes. To qualify, the Enhanced Excellence goals of both ACTIVE2010 and the Canadian Sport Policy – to improve the teams must have played a penalty free game between December 1, 2009-January 31, 2010. performance and number of Ontario athletes performing at the national and international level, thereby Since 1986 the Hockey Development Centre for Ontario program has attracted over close to contributing to the improved performance of Canada at international competitions. 100,000 teams and over one million participants. The OWHA winners were: The program has continued under the direction of the current Minister of Health Promotion, the Honourable Margaret R. Best.

Team Division Prize Quest For Gold Program London Devilettes Peewee Laser Quest Team Party Dr. Windows Newmarket Peewee Mac-a-Month Cards The Quest for Gold Program will provide additional support to Ontario amateur athletes through direct Georgina Golden Hawks Midget Pizza Pizza Team Party financial support, access to high performance coaching and enhanced competitive opportunities and Durham Lightning Bantam Pizza Pizza Team Party services for Ontario athletes. The overarching goal of the Quest for Gold Program is directly related to the Enhanced Excellence goals of both ACTIVE2010 and the Canadian Sport Policy – to improve the Markham Stouffville Stars Bantam Pizza Pizza Team Party performance and number of Ontario athletes performing at the national and international level, thereby Kanata Ice Crushers Novice Pizza Pizza Team Party contributing to the improved performance of Canada at international competitions. Toronto Aeros Intermediate Pizza Pizza Team Party Oakville Knights Red Novice Playdium Mississauga Play Cards Direct financial support will be provided to eligible athletes from Ontario in the form of a living and training Stoney Creek Peewee Ryr Sportswear Track Suits allowance. The Quest for Gold – Ontario Athlete Assistance Program will be provided through two carding designations – Canada Card and Ontario Card. Canada Card - Eligibility limited to athletes from Ontario who are carded by Sport Canada. Canada Card will “HOCKEY PLAYERS AND TEAMS OF ALL AGES SHOULD provide up to an additional 33% in funding over and above what an athlete is receiving PLAY BY THE RULES AND IN THE SPIRIT OF THE GAME. from Sport Canada – dependant on funding available. PLAY SAFE, HAVE RESPECT FOR YOUR OPPONENT AND Ontario Card - Ontario Card will provide direct financial assistance to Ontario junior level athletes ABOVE ALL ELSE, ENJOY YOUR TIME ON AND OFF THE identified by Provincial Sport Organization/Multi-Sport Organizations. ICE WITH YOUR TEAMMATES.” HDCO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WAYNE DILLON Sincere congratulations to the Ontario Women's Hockey Association’s Quest for Gold Ontario Carded Athletes to March 31, 2010!

Tamara Bell Lindsay Hill Liz Knox Abbie Rainsberry Laura Brooker Kayla Hottot Fiona Lester Katherine Shirriff Bethany Clause Andrea Ironside Katie Mora Candice Styles Becky Conroy Dayna Kanis Kerri Palmer Jamie Tessier Victoria Germuska Elizabeth Kench Kaley Powers Kelly Walker

Special thanks to the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion

11 12 ONTARIO WINTER GAMES PARTICIPANTS ONTARIO WINTER GAMES PARTICIPANTS

TEAM NYSTROM – FOURTH PLACE TEAM DUPUIS

TEAM HEANEY

TEAM JAMES

OFFICIALS TEAM SUNOHARA

13 14 ONTARIO WINTER GAMES PARTICIPANTS ONTARIO WINTER GAMES PARTICIPANTS

TEAM NYSTROM – FOURTH PLACE TEAM DUPUIS

TEAM HEANEY

TEAM JAMES

TEAM SUNOHARA OFFICIALS

13 14 2010 Isobel Gathorne-Hardy x 2007/08 CWHL MVP x 2008/09 CWHL Top Scorer winning the Angela James Bowl with 69 points in 28 Player-of-the-Year games Jayna Hefford x Won 2006-07 NWHL Championship x 2006/07 & 2007/08 member of Brampton Thunder, NWHL League Champions Isobel Gathorne-Hardy was the daughter of former Governor General of Canada Lord Stanley of Preston x NWHL Central Division champions and Lady Constance Villiers. She was one of seven children, five boys and two girls. While living in x Inducted in to the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame in 2002 Canada, Stanley helped to popularize ice hockey and is considered one of the first women to play the x OWHA -Team Ontario Red 1993 - Gold game. In 1898 she married the Honourable Sir John Francis Gathorne-Hardy, a brother of the 3rd Earl of x OWHA – Captained Team Ontario Canada Winter Games 1995 - Gold Cranbrook and took the name Isobel Gathorne-Hardy. Gathorne-Hardy had one child: daughter Elizabeth x Team Ontario (Brampton Thunder) - Esso Women’s National Championship – Constance Mary Gathorne-Hardy. Stanley became Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order. Silver 2003, 2005; Bronze 2002 (Host Team) and (Toronto Aeros) Bronze 1999 She shared her father's love of the game of ice hockey and was instrumental in convincing her father to x 2005 Esso Senior Nationals – Top Forward create the Stanley Cup. Stanley played hockey while she was in Canada, playing on the outdoor rink at x U of T top rookie and League All Star and leading scorer in 1996-97 Rideau Hall. After the opening of the Rideau Skating Rink, Stanley is mentioned in one of the first games x of women's hockey played, played at Rideau Rink in 1899. 2004 graduate of University of Toronto’s physical and Heath Education program Captain of Kingston Kodiaks, gold medalists at 1993 Ontario Winter Games Sincere congratulations to the 2010 Isobel Gathorne Hardy Player-of-the-Year, Jayna x Member of Kingston Kodiaks, capturing 3 gold and 4 silver medals at Ontario Hefford, an outstanding player and role model. Jayna was born in Trenton, Ontario and Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships she met and exceeded the award requirements as she demonstrates leadership, x On April 29, 1986, in her final game with Kingston Kodiaks, Jayna scored goal commitment and positive values. This was exemplified as she wore the “A” for the gold number 1000 medallists, Team Canada at the 2010 Olympics. x 1998 Kingston Amateur Athlete of the Year Jayna has been an exceptional hockey player throughout her x Played peewee, bantam and midget with Kingston Kodiaks Girls Hockey career, growing up in Kingston and playing for the Kingston x Played university with University of Toronto Girls Hockey Association. Through her years with Kingston, x Played Senior with Mississauga Chiefs Team Ontario, the Brampton Thunder and Team Canada, x Played Senior with Brampton Thunder Jayna has been a steady two-way player and a leader with x Played in the 2004-2005 with the Brampton Thunder of the NWHL great work ethic, x Played in the Central Ontario Women’s Hockey League In the 2000 World Women’s Hockey Championship, Team x As an RBC athlete, Jayna states, “I pledge to create a better Canada by Canada was down 2-0 to a powerful USA team. Jayna scored consuming locally produced foods and supporting my Community”. two unanswered goals in the third period to take her team into x In July 2009 Jayna Hefford’s Charity golf tournament made a $15,000.00 overtime where Canada scored to win the gold. In the Salt donation to support cancer and palliative care at Kingston’s university hospitals. Lake City Olympics, it was again Jayna who came through The money was raise through Jayna’s Links 4 Life Golf Classic. with the winning goal to give Canada its first Olympic gold. These are only two examples of Jayna’s ability to come Jayna Hefford has been an outstanding hockey player for her entire playing career, from through in tough situations, to put her team on top. the years with Kingston Kodiaks Girls Hockey through her participation on various Jayna is also a strong contributor to young girls as she was senior teams including Toronto Aeros, Mississauga and Brampton Thunder, She also one of the first players to start her own hockey school. She is co-owner of the very led the OWHA’s provincial teams. successful Lori Dupuis, Jayna Hefford hockey school in Kingston. Jayna is a quiet leader and, as such, has never received the public accolades worthy of a player of her skill, leadership and accomplishments. She has been, and continues to A sample of Jayna Hefford’s Accomplishments: be one of the very best players in the world. This is recognized by her peers and by x 2002 Olympic Gold medal (scored the winning goal in Salt Lake City, Utah) those closest to the game. x 1998 Olympic Silver medal Jayna also is a long time contributor to the young girls throughout the Ontario Women’s x World Championships 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005 Hockey Association and Canada. She gives back through her hockey school, clinics, x Jayna Hefford is in the top three all-time goal scorers for Team Canada. appearances, charity work and through her commitment to excellence. x January 1, 2010 – honoured at Team Canada vs Team USA game for reaching Jayna is a most worthy winner of this special award and is an inspiration to the young her 200th game with Team Canada athletes attending the Esso Cup. x Team Canada - Won 7 gold and 2 silver at Nations Cups We sincerely congratulate Jayna Hefford.

15 16 2010 Isobel Gathorne-Hardy x 2007/08 CWHL MVP x 2008/09 CWHL Top Scorer winning the Angela James Bowl with 69 points in 28 Player-of-the-Year games Jayna Hefford x Won 2006-07 NWHL Championship x 2006/07 & 2007/08 member of Brampton Thunder, NWHL League Champions Isobel Gathorne-Hardy was the daughter of former Governor General of Canada Lord Stanley of Preston x NWHL Central Division champions and Lady Constance Villiers. She was one of seven children, five boys and two girls. While living in x Inducted in to the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame in 2002 Canada, Stanley helped to popularize ice hockey and is considered one of the first women to play the x OWHA -Team Ontario Red 1993 - Gold game. In 1898 she married the Honourable Sir John Francis Gathorne-Hardy, a brother of the 3rd Earl of x OWHA – Captained Team Ontario Canada Winter Games 1995 - Gold Cranbrook and took the name Isobel Gathorne-Hardy. Gathorne-Hardy had one child: daughter Elizabeth x Team Ontario (Brampton Thunder) - Esso Women’s National Championship – Constance Mary Gathorne-Hardy. Stanley became Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order. Silver 2003, 2005; Bronze 2002 (Host Team) and (Toronto Aeros) Bronze 1999 She shared her father's love of the game of ice hockey and was instrumental in convincing her father to x 2005 Esso Senior Nationals – Top Forward create the Stanley Cup. Stanley played hockey while she was in Canada, playing on the outdoor rink at x U of T top rookie and League All Star and leading scorer in 1996-97 Rideau Hall. After the opening of the Rideau Skating Rink, Stanley is mentioned in one of the first games x of women's hockey played, played at Rideau Rink in 1899. 2004 graduate of University of Toronto’s physical and Heath Education program Captain of Kingston Kodiaks, gold medalists at 1993 Ontario Winter Games Sincere congratulations to the 2010 Isobel Gathorne Hardy Player-of-the-Year, Jayna x Member of Kingston Kodiaks, capturing 3 gold and 4 silver medals at Ontario Hefford, an outstanding player and role model. Jayna was born in Trenton, Ontario and Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships she met and exceeded the award requirements as she demonstrates leadership, x On April 29, 1986, in her final game with Kingston Kodiaks, Jayna scored goal commitment and positive values. This was exemplified as she wore the “A” for the gold number 1000 medallists, Team Canada at the 2010 Olympics. x 1998 Kingston Amateur Athlete of the Year Jayna has been an exceptional hockey player throughout her x Played peewee, bantam and midget with Kingston Kodiaks Girls Hockey career, growing up in Kingston and playing for the Kingston x Played university with University of Toronto Girls Hockey Association. Through her years with Kingston, x Played Senior with Mississauga Chiefs Team Ontario, the Brampton Thunder and Team Canada, x Played Senior with Brampton Thunder Jayna has been a steady two-way player and a leader with x Played in the 2004-2005 with the Brampton Thunder of the NWHL great work ethic, x Played in the Central Ontario Women’s Hockey League In the 2000 World Women’s Hockey Championship, Team x As an RBC athlete, Jayna states, “I pledge to create a better Canada by Canada was down 2-0 to a powerful USA team. Jayna scored consuming locally produced foods and supporting my Community”. two unanswered goals in the third period to take her team into x In July 2009 Jayna Hefford’s Charity golf tournament made a $15,000.00 overtime where Canada scored to win the gold. In the Salt donation to support cancer and palliative care at Kingston’s university hospitals. Lake City Olympics, it was again Jayna who came through The money was raise through Jayna’s Links 4 Life Golf Classic. with the winning goal to give Canada its first Olympic gold. These are only two examples of Jayna’s ability to come Jayna Hefford has been an outstanding hockey player for her entire playing career, from through in tough situations, to put her team on top. the years with Kingston Kodiaks Girls Hockey through her participation on various Jayna is also a strong contributor to young girls as she was senior teams including Toronto Aeros, Mississauga and Brampton Thunder, She also one of the first players to start her own hockey school. She is co-owner of the very led the OWHA’s provincial teams. successful Lori Dupuis, Jayna Hefford hockey school in Kingston. Jayna is a quiet leader and, as such, has never received the public accolades worthy of a player of her skill, leadership and accomplishments. She has been, and continues to A sample of Jayna Hefford’s Accomplishments: be one of the very best players in the world. This is recognized by her peers and by x 2002 Olympic Gold medal (scored the winning goal in Salt Lake City, Utah) those closest to the game. x 1998 Olympic Silver medal Jayna also is a long time contributor to the young girls throughout the Ontario Women’s x World Championships 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005 Hockey Association and Canada. She gives back through her hockey school, clinics, x Jayna Hefford is in the top three all-time goal scorers for Team Canada. appearances, charity work and through her commitment to excellence. x January 1, 2010 – honoured at Team Canada vs Team USA game for reaching Jayna is a most worthy winner of this special award and is an inspiration to the young her 200th game with Team Canada athletes attending the Esso Cup. x Team Canada - Won 7 gold and 2 silver at Nations Cups We sincerely congratulate Jayna Hefford.

15 16 2010 ESSO CUP CHAMPIONSHIP CONGRATULATIONS THUNDER BAY QUEENS - GOLD

PAC – Edmonton Thunder QUE – Remparts du Richelieu HST – Regina Rebels WST– Notre Dame Hounds ATL – Moncton Rockets ONT – Thunder Bay Queens

2010 PWHL CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND Gm # Time Round Game 1 Apr 18-10 Round Robin QUE 1 – ATL 4 MISSISSAUGA ICELAND ARENA APRIL 9 - 11, 2010 2 Apr 18-10 Round Robin WST 5 – PAC 2 www.pwhl.ca 3 Apr 18-10 Round Robin ONT 2 – HST 1 4 Apr 19-10 Round Robin QUE 3 – WST 5 Date Time Group Home Away 5 Apr 19-10 Round Robin PAC 3 – ONT 2 Sat, Apr 10 2:00pm Semi Stoney Creek 1 Mississauga 2 6 Apr 19-10 Round Robin ALT 2 – HST 4 Sat, Apr 10 4:45pm Semi Bluewater 2 Toronto 7 7 Apr 20-10 Round Robin ONT 5 – QUE 1 Sun, Apr 11 10:30am Bronze Stoney Creek 2 Bluewater 0 8 Apr 20-10 Round Robin WST 4 --ATL 3 Sun, Apr 11 1:30pm Gold Toronto 2 Mississauga 1 9 Apr 20-10 Round Robin HST 2 – PAC 1 10 Apr 21-10 Round Robin ATL 2 -- ONT 5 Congratulations to the League Champions, Mississauga Chiefs. 11 Apr 21-10 Round Robin PAC 2 – QUE 4 The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association also congratulates the PWHL on another 12 Apr 21-10 Round Robin HST 2 – WST 4 successful season. We were pleased to highlight the PWHL Championships as part of 13 Apr 22-10 Round Robin PAC 3 – ATL 2 the OWHA Provincial Championship weekend. 14 Apr 22-10 Round Robin WST 2 – ONT 5 15 Apr 22-10 Round Robin QUE 1 – HST 3 16 Apr 23-10 Semi-Final PAC 1 – ONT 2 17 Apr 23-10 Semi-Final HST 0 – WST 5 18 Apr 24-10 Bronze PAC 5 – HST 1 19 Apr 24-10 Gold WST 3 – ONT 4 # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 30 Amanda Makela G Thunder Bay, ON 35 Megan Leikkari G Thunder Bay, ON 4 Brianna Iazzolino D Thunder Bay, ON 10 Michaela Coulter D Thunder Bay, ON Pool A Pool B McGill University Wilfred Laurier University 17 Savanna Gamache D Thunder Bay, ON University of Montreal University of Alberta 18 Taylor Savard D Heron Bay, ON St. Mary’s University St Francis Xavier University 21 Kylie Cornell D Thunder Bay, ON 22 Haleigh Croves D Thunder Bay, ON Day Time Pool Home Visitor 5 Courtney Tougas F Thunder Bay, ON Thurs, Mar 11 16:00 A McGill 3 Montreal 1 7 Jana Henry F Thunder Bay, ON 19:30 B Alberta 1 Laurier 0 8 Michela Cava F Thunder Bay, ON 9 Kaitlyn Tougas F Thunder Bay, ON Fri, Mar 12 16:00 A Saint Mary’s 4 Montreal 2 19:30 B Laurier 3 St FX 2 11 Ellia Heroux F Thunder Bay, ON 12 Kaitlyn Quarrell F Thunder Bay, ON Sat, Mar 13 16:00 A McGill 7 Saint Mary’s 2 14 Riley Cronk F Thunder Bay, ON 19:30 B St FX 0 Alberta 2 16 Amber Butler F Thunder Bay, ON th Sun, Mar 14 11:00 5 place Montreal 1 St FX 0 19 Brittany Zuback F Thunder Bay, ON 14:00 Bronze Saint Mary’s 0 Laurier 4 Denis Lavoie C Thunder Bay, ON 19:00 Gold McGill 0 Alberta 2 Randy LaPointe AC Thunder Bay, ON Congratulations to Wilfred Laurier University on their bronze medal performance! Thanks to St Francis Daniel Lavoie AC Thunder Bay, ON Xavier University on hosting the successful 2010 CIS Women’s Hockey Championship. Crystal Tustian TR Thunder Bay, ON Denise Marjerrison OWHA Thunder Bay, ON

17 18 2010 ESSO CUP CHAMPIONSHIP CONGRATULATIONS THUNDER BAY QUEENS - GOLD

PAC – Edmonton Thunder QUE – Remparts du Richelieu HST – Regina Rebels WST– Notre Dame Hounds ATL – Moncton Rockets ONT – Thunder Bay Queens

Gm # Time Round Game 1 Apr 18-10 Round Robin QUE 1 – ATL 4 2 Apr 18-10 Round Robin WST 5 – PAC 2 3 Apr 18-10 Round Robin ONT 2 – HST 1 4 Apr 19-10 Round Robin QUE 3 – WST 5 5 Apr 19-10 Round Robin PAC 3 – ONT 2 6 Apr 19-10 Round Robin ALT 2 – HST 4 7 Apr 20-10 Round Robin ONT 5 – QUE 1 8 Apr 20-10 Round Robin WST 4 --ATL 3 9 Apr 20-10 Round Robin HST 2 – PAC 1 10 Apr 21-10 Round Robin ATL 2 -- ONT 5 11 Apr 21-10 Round Robin PAC 2 – QUE 4 12 Apr 21-10 Round Robin HST 2 – WST 4 13 Apr 22-10 Round Robin PAC 3 – ATL 2 14 Apr 22-10 Round Robin WST 2 – ONT 5 15 Apr 22-10 Round Robin QUE 1 – HST 3 16 Apr 23-10 Semi-Final PAC 1 – ONT 2 17 Apr 23-10 Semi-Final HST 0 – WST 5 18 Apr 24-10 Bronze PAC 5 – HST 1 19 Apr 24-10 Gold WST 3 – ONT 4 # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 30 Amanda Makela G Thunder Bay, ON 35 Megan Leikkari G Thunder Bay, ON 4 Brianna Iazzolino D Thunder Bay, ON 10 Michaela Coulter D Thunder Bay, ON 17 Savanna Gamache D Thunder Bay, ON 18 Taylor Savard D Heron Bay, ON 21 Kylie Cornell D Thunder Bay, ON 22 Haleigh Croves D Thunder Bay, ON 5 Courtney Tougas F Thunder Bay, ON 7 Jana Henry F Thunder Bay, ON 8 Michela Cava F Thunder Bay, ON 9 Kaitlyn Tougas F Thunder Bay, ON 11 Ellia Heroux F Thunder Bay, ON 12 Kaitlyn Quarrell F Thunder Bay, ON 14 Riley Cronk F Thunder Bay, ON 16 Amber Butler F Thunder Bay, ON 19 Brittany Zuback F Thunder Bay, ON Denis Lavoie C Thunder Bay, ON Randy LaPointe AC Thunder Bay, ON Daniel Lavoie AC Thunder Bay, ON Crystal Tustian TR Thunder Bay, ON Denise Marjerrison OWHA Thunder Bay, ON

17 18 Congratulations OWHA Team Ontario! Team Ontario Red won the Gold medals and Team Ontario Blue captured the Silver Medals in an all-Ontario final. Team Ontario Red went through the preliminary round undefeated, beating Team Ontario Blue 4-1, Team Atlantic 2-1 and Team Saskatchewan 4-1. In the semi-final game, Team Ontario Red beat Team Ontario Blue 4-1 in the exciting gold medal game televised on TSN2 with Team Ontario Red’s Jamie Lee 2010 Canadian Women’s Hockey League - Clarkson Cup Championship Rattray scoring one goal and assisting on the other three.

Richmond Hill, Ontario March 27 – 28, 2010 Congratulations to Team Ontario Blue on an excellent championship. In the first game, Team Ontario Blue lost 4-1 CWHL/WWHL Championship despite a very solid performance against Team Ontario Red. Team Ontario Blue won their second game 3-1 against Team Saskatchewan and their third game against Team Atlantic 4-3. In the semi final game, Team Ontario Blue beat an excellent Quebec team in a shootout after playing scoreless hockey in regulation time and overtime. Ontario Blue’s Kristen Richards scored on an excellent deke while goaltender Danielle Butters stopped all penalty shots. Team Blue’s Kristy Garrow blanked Team Quebec in regulation time and overtime.

U-18 WOMEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Surrey, British Columbia OWHA – GOLD and SILVER CHAMPIONS

TEAM ONTARIO RED – GOLD MEDALISTS TEAM ONTARIO BLUE – SILVER MEDALISTS

# Name P Hometown 2009-10 Team # Name P Hometown 2009-10 Team Date Home Sc Visitor Sc 1 Nicole Paniccia G Oakville, ON Toronto Aeros 35 Kristy Garrow G London, ON London Devilettes Mar27 Montreal Stars 2 Semi-Final Brampton Canadette-Thunder 3 27 Erica Howe G Orleans, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 37 Danielle Butters G London, ON Bluewater Hawks Mar27 Minnesota Whitecaps 3 Semi-Final Mississauga Chiefs 1 2 Dayle Wilkinson D Stouffville, ON Toronto Aeros 6 Jennifer Shields D Ingersoll, ON Bluewater Hawks Mar 28 Minnesota Whitecaps 4 Final Brampton Canadette -Thunder 0 6 Lauren Kelly D Milton, ON Oakville Ice 9 Sarah Edney D Mississauga, ON Mississauga Chiefs 7 Shannon Doyle D Baldwin, ON Toronto Aeros 18 Melanie Desroches D Welland, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 16 Shannon Stoneburgh D Pickering, ON Toronto Aeros 22 Adrienne Crampton D Toronto, ON Toronto Aeros 24 Hayleigh Cudmore D Oakville, ON Oakville Ice 23 Aurora Kennedy D Mississauga, ON Toronto Aeros 97 Erin Ambrose D Keswick, ON Toronto Aeros 44 Shelby Wignall D Hamilton, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 4 Alexandra Tarr F London, ON Bluewater Hawks 3 Alexandra Winkel F Espanola, ON Toronto Aeros 5 Sally Butler F Etobicoke, ON Toronto Aeros 4 Vanessa Welten F Crysler, ON Nepean Wildcats 10 Theadora Imbrogno F Etobicoke, ON Mississauga Chiefs 7 Laura Stacey F Kleinburg, ON Aurora Panthers 11 Jenna McParland F Schreiber, ON Toronto Aeros 11 Jenna Ciotti F Manotick, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 14 Kelly Terry F Whitby, ON Whitby Wolves 12 Rylee Smith F Hagersville, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 17 Emily Fulton F Stratford, ON Bluewater Hawks 13 Jackie Raines F London, ON London Devilettes 19 Carly Mercer F Exeter, ON Bluewater Hawks 15 Danielle Gagne F Brampton, ON Mississauga Chiefs 20 Nicole Gifford F Ennismore, ON Mississauga Chiefs 17 Amanda Lucky F Kanata, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 21 Hannah Armstrong F Sharon, ON Aurora Panthers 19 Abbey McRae F London, ON London Devilettes 22 Arielle O’Neil F St.Catharines, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 27 Kristen Richards F Toronto, ON Mississauga Chiefs 66 Jamie Lee Rattray F Kanata, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 61 Jenna Dingeldein F Toronto, ON Mississauga Chiefs 72 Kelly Babstock F Mississauga, ON Toronto Aeros 73 Katie MacSorley F Stratford, ON Cambridge Fury Krista Black HC Stacey Marnoch HC Stacey Colarossi AC Dino Caggiula AC Craig Fisher AC Gary Soper AC Alana Goulden EM Becky Thompson EM Bryan Chappell BR Pat Nicholls BR

Congratulations to the OWHA officials who attended the championship. Sylena Mutsaers (Referee), Megan Boyle (Lines), Vanessa Stratton (Lines)

The Ontario Women's Hockey Association congratulates all members of Team Ontario Red and Team Madame Clarkson conducts ceremonial face-off for Championship Game Ontario Blue on excellence both on and off the ice. Special thanks to the City of Surrey, British Columbia and the local volunteers, sponsors and fans.

# Date V S H S # Date V S H S 1 Nov 4-09 SK 1 ATL 6 A 10 Nov 6-09 QC 5 AB 0 B 2 Nov 4-09 QC 1 MB 2 B 11 Nov 6-09 ON-R 4 SK 1 A 3 Nov 4-09 ON-R 4 ON-B 1 A 12 Nov 6-09 MB 13 BC 0 B 4 Nov 4-09 AB 4 BC 2 B 13 Nov 7-09 BC 2 SK 4 7th 5 Nov 5-09 ON-B 3 SK 1 A 14 Nov 7-09 AB 4 ATL 2 5th 6 Nov 5-09 MB 2 AB 3 B 15 Nov 7-09 ON-R 4 MB 3 Semi 7 Nov 5-09 ATL 1 ON-R 2 A 16 Nov 7-09 ON-B 1 QC 0 Semi 8 Nov 5-09 BC 1 QC 6 B 17 Nov 8-08 QC 2 MB 1 Bronze 9 Nov 6-09 ON-B 4 ATL 3 A 18 Nov 8-08 ON-R 5 ON_B 1 Gold

19 20 Congratulations OWHA Team Ontario! Team Ontario Red won the Gold medals and Team Ontario Blue captured the Silver Medals in an all-Ontario final. Team Ontario Red went through the preliminary round undefeated, beating Team Ontario Blue 4-1, Team Atlantic 2-1 and Team Saskatchewan 4-1. In the semi-final game, Team Ontario Red beat Team Ontario Blue 4-1 in the exciting gold medal game televised on TSN2 with Team Ontario Red’s Jamie Lee 2010 Canadian Women’s Hockey League - Clarkson Cup Championship Rattray scoring one goal and assisting on the other three.

Richmond Hill, Ontario March 27 – 28, 2010 Congratulations to Team Ontario Blue on an excellent championship. In the first game, Team Ontario Blue lost 4-1 CWHL/WWHL Championship despite a very solid performance against Team Ontario Red. Team Ontario Blue won their second game 3-1 against Team Saskatchewan and their third game against Team Atlantic 4-3. In the semi final game, Team Ontario Blue beat an excellent Quebec team in a shootout after playing scoreless hockey in regulation time and overtime. Ontario Blue’s Kristen Richards scored on an excellent deke while goaltender Danielle Butters stopped all penalty shots. Team Blue’s Kristy Garrow blanked Team Quebec in regulation time and overtime.

U-18 WOMEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Surrey, British Columbia OWHA – GOLD and SILVER CHAMPIONS

TEAM ONTARIO RED – GOLD MEDALISTS TEAM ONTARIO BLUE – SILVER MEDALISTS

# Name P Hometown 2009-10 Team # Name P Hometown 2009-10 Team Date Home Sc Visitor Sc 1 Nicole Paniccia G Oakville, ON Toronto Aeros 35 Kristy Garrow G London, ON London Devilettes Mar27 Montreal Stars 2 Semi-Final Brampton Canadette-Thunder 3 27 Erica Howe G Orleans, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 37 Danielle Butters G London, ON Bluewater Hawks Mar27 Minnesota Whitecaps 3 Semi-Final Mississauga Chiefs 1 2 Dayle Wilkinson D Stouffville, ON Toronto Aeros 6 Jennifer Shields D Ingersoll, ON Bluewater Hawks Mar 28 Minnesota Whitecaps 4 Final Brampton Canadette -Thunder 0 6 Lauren Kelly D Milton, ON Oakville Ice 9 Sarah Edney D Mississauga, ON Mississauga Chiefs 7 Shannon Doyle D Baldwin, ON Toronto Aeros 18 Melanie Desroches D Welland, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 16 Shannon Stoneburgh D Pickering, ON Toronto Aeros 22 Adrienne Crampton D Toronto, ON Toronto Aeros 24 Hayleigh Cudmore D Oakville, ON Oakville Ice 23 Aurora Kennedy D Mississauga, ON Toronto Aeros 97 Erin Ambrose D Keswick, ON Toronto Aeros 44 Shelby Wignall D Hamilton, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 4 Alexandra Tarr F London, ON Bluewater Hawks 3 Alexandra Winkel F Espanola, ON Toronto Aeros 5 Sally Butler F Etobicoke, ON Toronto Aeros 4 Vanessa Welten F Crysler, ON Nepean Wildcats 10 Theadora Imbrogno F Etobicoke, ON Mississauga Chiefs 7 Laura Stacey F Kleinburg, ON Aurora Panthers 11 Jenna McParland F Schreiber, ON Toronto Aeros 11 Jenna Ciotti F Manotick, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 14 Kelly Terry F Whitby, ON Whitby Wolves 12 Rylee Smith F Hagersville, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 17 Emily Fulton F Stratford, ON Bluewater Hawks 13 Jackie Raines F London, ON London Devilettes 19 Carly Mercer F Exeter, ON Bluewater Hawks 15 Danielle Gagne F Brampton, ON Mississauga Chiefs 20 Nicole Gifford F Ennismore, ON Mississauga Chiefs 17 Amanda Lucky F Kanata, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 21 Hannah Armstrong F Sharon, ON Aurora Panthers 19 Abbey McRae F London, ON London Devilettes 22 Arielle O’Neil F St.Catharines, ON Stoney Creek Sabres 27 Kristen Richards F Toronto, ON Mississauga Chiefs 66 Jamie Lee Rattray F Kanata, ON Kanata Ottawa Senators 61 Jenna Dingeldein F Toronto, ON Mississauga Chiefs 72 Kelly Babstock F Mississauga, ON Toronto Aeros 73 Katie MacSorley F Stratford, ON Cambridge Fury Krista Black HC Stacey Marnoch HC Stacey Colarossi AC Dino Caggiula AC Craig Fisher AC Gary Soper AC Alana Goulden EM Becky Thompson EM Bryan Chappell BR Pat Nicholls BR

Congratulations to the OWHA officials who attended the championship. Sylena Mutsaers (Referee), Megan Boyle (Lines), Vanessa Stratton (Lines)

The Ontario Women's Hockey Association congratulates all members of Team Ontario Red and Team Madame Clarkson conducts ceremonial face-off for Championship Game Ontario Blue on excellence both on and off the ice. Special thanks to the City of Surrey, British Columbia and the local volunteers, sponsors and fans.

# Date V S H S # Date V S H S 1 Nov 4-09 SK 1 ATL 6 A 10 Nov 6-09 QC 5 AB 0 B 2 Nov 4-09 QC 1 MB 2 B 11 Nov 6-09 ON-R 4 SK 1 A 3 Nov 4-09 ON-R 4 ON-B 1 A 12 Nov 6-09 MB 13 BC 0 B 4 Nov 4-09 AB 4 BC 2 B 13 Nov 7-09 BC 2 SK 4 7th 5 Nov 5-09 ON-B 3 SK 1 A 14 Nov 7-09 AB 4 ATL 2 5th 6 Nov 5-09 MB 2 AB 3 B 15 Nov 7-09 ON-R 4 MB 3 Semi 7 Nov 5-09 ATL 1 ON-R 2 A 16 Nov 7-09 ON-B 1 QC 0 Semi 8 Nov 5-09 BC 1 QC 6 B 17 Nov 8-08 QC 2 MB 1 Bronze 9 Nov 6-09 ON-B 4 ATL 3 A 18 Nov 8-08 ON-R 5 ON_B 1 Gold

19 20 2010 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES CONGRATULATIONS TEAM CANADA GOLD

Vancouver, Canada February 13-25, 2010

Group A Group B Canada CAN United States USA Sweden SWE Finland FIN Switzerland SUI Russia RUS Slovakia SVK China CHN May 2 – May 8, 2010 Gm # Time Group Game Round 1 Feb-13 A SWE 3 – SUI 0 Preliminary Ottawa, Ontario 2 Feb-13 A CAN 18 – SVK 0 Preliminary 3 Feb-14 B USA 12 – CHN 1 Preliminary 4 Feb-14 B FIN 5 – RUS 1 Preliminary Ontario North - SILVER 5 Feb-15 A SUI 1 – CAN 10 Preliminary Kalley Armstrong Harmony Babstock Wikwemikong 6 Feb-15 A SWE 6 – SVK 2 Preliminary Kelly Babstock Wikwemikong The National Aboriginal Hockey 7 Feb-16 B RUS 0 – USA 13 Preliminary Arla Biron 8 Feb-16 B FIN 2 – CHN 1 Preliminary Sara Brady Red Rock Championships was created by the Jayce Chiblow 9 Feb-17 A CAN 13 – SWE 1 Preliminary Aboriginal Sport Circle to provide elite Kylie Cornell Fort William 10 Feb-17 A SVK 2 – SUI 5 Preliminary Amber Debassige M’Chigeeng Aboriginal hockey players aged Kayla Gardner Eagle Lake 11 Feb-18 B USA 6 – FIN 0 Preliminary Robyn Houle Wauzhushk Onigum fourteen to twenty with their own 12 Feb-18 B CHN 1 – RUS 2 Preliminary Debra Kakeway Kenora national tournament. With athletes April MacLaurin 13 Feb-20 - SUI 6 – CHN 0 Placement Roberta Mamakwa from all over Canada participating, the 14 Feb-20 - RUS 4 – SVK 2 Placement Geri-Lynn Manitowabi Wikwemikong annual National Aboriginal Hockey Patience Reuben 15 Feb-22 - USA 9 – SWE 1 Semi-Final Danielle Rozon Championships helps to foster cultural 16 Feb-22 - CHN 3 – SVK 1 Placement Taylor Savard unity and pride as well as celebrating Melissa Seamont North Bay 17 Feb-22 - CAN 5 – FIN 0 Semi-Final Danielle Shawana-Trudeau these young athletes’ abilities. At the 18 Feb-22 - SUI 2 – RUS 1 (SO) Placement Samantha Smith 2010 Championships in Ottawa, 19 Feb-25 Bronze FIN 3 – SWE 2 (OT) Bronze Sheema Taylor Wasauksing Reane Vanbuskirk Ontario both teams advanced to 20 Feb-25 Gold CAN 2 – USA 0 Gold Melissa White medal games. Team Ontario South Reanne Zach Garden River lost to Manitoba 2-1 to capture the CANADA CUP FOUR NATIONS CUP silver medal. Team Ontario North CONGRATULATIONS TEAM defeated Saskatchewan in the bronze CONGRATULATIONS TEAM game 8-3. CANADA - SILVER Vancouver, Canada CANADA - GOLD Ontario South - BRONZE Finland Erin Beaver Oakville August 31 – September 6, 2009 Shannon Connolly Toronto November 3 – 7, 2009 Olivia Cook Akwesasne CONGRATULATIONS Karley Cree Akwesasne Date Home Visitor Game Type Emily Decock Orillia TEAM ONTARIO NORTH Aug 31 USA 2 FIN 3 Round Robin Date Home Visitor Game Type Jenesica Drinkwater Brantford SILVER MEDALISTS Jessica Duke Waterloo Aug 31 CAN 7 SWE 0 Round Robin Nov 3 FIN 0 USA 4 Round Robin Taylor Edwards Keene TEAM ONTARIO SOUTH Nov 3 SWE 0 CAN 4 Round Robin Kayla Ford Napanee Sep 1 USA 7 SWE 0 Round Robin BRONZE MEDALISTS Savannah Francis Akwesasne Sep 1 FIN 2 CAN 10 Round Robin Nov 4 FIN 2 CAN 4 Round Robin Tawny Godin Pembroke Cynthia Hopkins Thamesville Sep 3 FIN 3 SWE 1 Round Robin Nov 4 USA 3 SWE 2 Round Robin Hilary Martin Ohsweken Nov 6 FIN 1 SWE 2 Round Robin Tia Mitchell Akwesasne Sep 3 CAN 2 USA 4 Round Robin Britney Moffatt Curve Lake Sep 5 USA 4 FIN 0 Semi-Final Nov 6 CAN 2 USA 3 Round Robin Laura Neu Ayr Nov 7 SWE 3 FIN 1 Bronze Jamie Lee Rattray Ottawa Sep 5 CAN 7 SWE 2 Semi-Final Larri-Lee Skidders Akwesasne Sep 6 FIN 1 SWE 0 Bronze Nov 7 CAN 5 USA 1 Gold Tameka Thompson Akwesasne Sep 6 USA 2 CAN 1 Gold

21 22 2010 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES CONGRATULATIONS TEAM CANADA GOLD

Vancouver, Canada February 13-25, 2010

Group A Group B Canada CAN United States USA Sweden SWE Finland FIN Switzerland SUI Russia RUS Slovakia SVK China CHN May 2 – May 8, 2010 Gm # Time Group Game Round 1 Feb-13 A SWE 3 – SUI 0 Preliminary Ottawa, Ontario 2 Feb-13 A CAN 18 – SVK 0 Preliminary 3 Feb-14 B USA 12 – CHN 1 Preliminary 4 Feb-14 B FIN 5 – RUS 1 Preliminary Ontario North - SILVER 5 Feb-15 A SUI 1 – CAN 10 Preliminary Kalley Armstrong Harmony Babstock Wikwemikong 6 Feb-15 A SWE 6 – SVK 2 Preliminary Kelly Babstock Wikwemikong The National Aboriginal Hockey 7 Feb-16 B RUS 0 – USA 13 Preliminary Arla Biron 8 Feb-16 B FIN 2 – CHN 1 Preliminary Sara Brady Red Rock Championships was created by the Jayce Chiblow 9 Feb-17 A CAN 13 – SWE 1 Preliminary Aboriginal Sport Circle to provide elite Kylie Cornell Fort William 10 Feb-17 A SVK 2 – SUI 5 Preliminary Amber Debassige M’Chigeeng Aboriginal hockey players aged Kayla Gardner Eagle Lake 11 Feb-18 B USA 6 – FIN 0 Preliminary Robyn Houle Wauzhushk Onigum fourteen to twenty with their own 12 Feb-18 B CHN 1 – RUS 2 Preliminary Debra Kakeway Kenora national tournament. With athletes April MacLaurin 13 Feb-20 - SUI 6 – CHN 0 Placement Roberta Mamakwa from all over Canada participating, the 14 Feb-20 - RUS 4 – SVK 2 Placement Geri-Lynn Manitowabi Wikwemikong annual National Aboriginal Hockey Patience Reuben 15 Feb-22 - USA 9 – SWE 1 Semi-Final Danielle Rozon Championships helps to foster cultural 16 Feb-22 - CHN 3 – SVK 1 Placement Taylor Savard unity and pride as well as celebrating Melissa Seamont North Bay 17 Feb-22 - CAN 5 – FIN 0 Semi-Final Danielle Shawana-Trudeau these young athletes’ abilities. At the 18 Feb-22 - SUI 2 – RUS 1 (SO) Placement Samantha Smith 2010 Championships in Ottawa, 19 Feb-25 Bronze FIN 3 – SWE 2 (OT) Bronze Sheema Taylor Wasauksing Reane Vanbuskirk Ontario both teams advanced to 20 Feb-25 Gold CAN 2 – USA 0 Gold Melissa White medal games. Team Ontario South Reanne Zach Garden River lost to Manitoba 2-1 to capture the CANADA CUP FOUR NATIONS CUP silver medal. Team Ontario North CONGRATULATIONS TEAM defeated Saskatchewan in the bronze CONGRATULATIONS TEAM game 8-3. CANADA - SILVER Vancouver, Canada CANADA - GOLD Ontario South - BRONZE Finland Erin Beaver Oakville August 31 – September 6, 2009 Shannon Connolly Toronto November 3 – 7, 2009 Olivia Cook Akwesasne CONGRATULATIONS Karley Cree Akwesasne Date Home Visitor Game Type Emily Decock Orillia TEAM ONTARIO NORTH Aug 31 USA 2 FIN 3 Round Robin Date Home Visitor Game Type Jenesica Drinkwater Brantford SILVER MEDALISTS Jessica Duke Waterloo Aug 31 CAN 7 SWE 0 Round Robin Nov 3 FIN 0 USA 4 Round Robin Taylor Edwards Keene TEAM ONTARIO SOUTH Nov 3 SWE 0 CAN 4 Round Robin Kayla Ford Napanee Sep 1 USA 7 SWE 0 Round Robin BRONZE MEDALISTS Savannah Francis Akwesasne Sep 1 FIN 2 CAN 10 Round Robin Nov 4 FIN 2 CAN 4 Round Robin Tawny Godin Pembroke Cynthia Hopkins Thamesville Sep 3 FIN 3 SWE 1 Round Robin Nov 4 USA 3 SWE 2 Round Robin Hilary Martin Ohsweken Nov 6 FIN 1 SWE 2 Round Robin Tia Mitchell Akwesasne Sep 3 CAN 2 USA 4 Round Robin Britney Moffatt Curve Lake Sep 5 USA 4 FIN 0 Semi-Final Nov 6 CAN 2 USA 3 Round Robin Laura Neu Ayr Nov 7 SWE 3 FIN 1 Bronze Jamie Lee Rattray Ottawa Sep 5 CAN 7 SWE 2 Semi-Final Larri-Lee Skidders Akwesasne Sep 6 FIN 1 SWE 0 Bronze Nov 7 CAN 5 USA 1 Gold Tameka Thompson Akwesasne Sep 6 USA 2 CAN 1 Gold

21 22 2010 WORLD WOMEN’S U18 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 MLP CUP - U22 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP Group A Czech Republic Finland Japan USA Group A Finland Russia Sweden Group B Canada Germany Russia Sweden Group B Canada Germany Switzerland Gm # Time Group Game Gm # Time Group Game 1 Mar-27 A CZE 1 – FIN 5 2010 WORLD U18 2 Mar-27 B CAN 6 – RUS 3 1 Jan-5 B CAN 4 – SUI 1 2010 MLP CUP - U22 WOMEN CHAMPIONSHIP 3 Mar -27 B SWE 5 – GER 4 WOMEN CHAMPIONSHIP CHICAGO, ILLINIOS 4 Mar-27 A USA 11 – JPN 1 2 Jan-5 A SWE 4 – FIN 1 RAVENSBURG, GERMANY 5 Mar-28 B SWE 4 – RUS 1 3 Jan-6 A RUS 3 – FIN 4 (OT) 6 Mar-28 B GER 0 – CAN 15 7 Mar-28 B CZE 5 – JPN 3 CONGRATULATIONS 4 Jan-6 B SUI 5 – GER 4 (OT) 8 Mar-28 A FIN 0 – USA 5 CONGRATULATIONS 9 Mar-30 B RUS 1 – GER 3 TEAM 5 Jan-7 A SWE 2 – RUS 3 TEAM 10 Mar-30 B CAN 8 – SWE 0 CANADA 6 Jan-7 B GER 0 – CAN 7 11 Mar-30 A JPN 3 – FIN 1 CANADA 12 Mar-30 A USA 15 – CZE 0 GOLD 7 Jan-8 - SWE 3 – CAN 4 (OT) GOLD 13 Mar 31 Quarter SWE 2 – JPN 1 8 Jan-8 - RUS 5 – SUI 6 (OT) 14 Mar-31 Relegation CZE 5 – RUS 0 15 Mar-31 Quarter FIN 1 – GER 2 (OT) 9 Jan-9 - SWE 5 – RUS 3 16 Apr-02 Relegation RUS 1 – CZE 3 17 Apr-02 Semi CAN 10 – GER 0 10 Jan-9 - FIN 4 – GER 0 18 Apr-02 5th FIN 4 – JPN 1 11 Jan-9 - SUI 0 – CAN 9 19 Apr-02 Semi USA 5 – SWE 0 20 Apr-03 Relegation CZE - RUS 21 Apr-03 Bronze SWE 7– GER 3 # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 2009 - 2010 Team 22 Apr-03 Gold USA 4 – CAN 5 (OT) 1 Christina Kessler G Mississauga, ON Harvard University (ECAC) # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 2009 - 2010 Team 30 Laura Hosier G Sharon, ON Brampton Canadette-Thunder (CWHL) 1 Erica Howe G Orleans, ON Ottawa Senators (PWHL) 3 Jocelyne Larocque D Ste. Anne, Man. Canada’s National Women’s Team 31 Carmen MacDonald G Pictou, NS Westminster School (US Prep) 4 Lauriane Rougeau D Beaconsfield, Que. Cornell University (ECAC) 2 Shannon Doyle D Baldwin,ON Toronto Aeros (PWHL) 5 Stephanie Ramsay D Charlottetown, P.E.I. University of Alberta (CIS) 6 Cassandra Poudrier D Lachenaie, QC Laurentides (Midget AA) 6 Annie Guay D Rouyn-Noranda, Que. Montreal Stars (CWHL) 7 Baylee Gillanders D Kyle, SK Swift Current (SFMAAAHL) 7 Tara Watchorn D Newcastle, ON Boston University (Hockey East) 13 Kaleigh Fratkin D Burnaby, BC Detroit Little Caesars (Midget AAA) 19 Britni Smith D Port Perry, ON St. Lawrence University (ECAC) 22 Brigette Lacquette D Waterhen, MB Westman (Midget AA) 23 Laura Fortino D Hamilton, ON Cornell University (ECAC) 23 Lauren Kelly D Milton, ON Stoney Creek Sabres (PWHL) 8 Natalie Spooner F Scarborough, ON Ohio State University (WCHA) 26 Erin Ambrose D Keswick, ON Toronto Aeros (WHL) 9 Jenelle Kohanchuk F Winnipeg, Man. Boston University (Hockey East) 3 Gabrielle Davidson F Pointe-Claire, QC Lac St-Louis (Midget AA) 11 Brianne Jenner F Oakville, ON Canada’s National Women’s Team 8 Jessica Campbell F Melville, SK Pursuit of Excellence (Midget AAA) 13 Bailey Bram F Ste. Anne, Man. Mercyhurst College (CHA) 9 Hannah Armstrong F Sharon, ON Markham-Stouffville Stars (PWHL) 15 Mallory Deluce F London, ON University of Wisconsin (WCHA) 10 Carly Mercer F Exeter, ON Bluewater Hawks (PWHL) 16 Carolyne Prevost F Sarnia, ON University of Wisconsin (WCHA) 11 Christine Bestland F Brunkid, MB Balmoral Hall (JWHL) 18 Catherine White F Brampton, ON Cornell University (ECAC) 14 Kelly Terry F Whitby, ON Whitby Wolves (PWHL) 20 Jennifer Wakefield F Pickering, ON Canada’s National Women’s Team 15 Melodie Daoust F Valleyfield, QC Lac St-Louis (Midget AA) 22 Jesse Scanzano F Dollard des Ormeaux, Que Mercyhurst College (CHA) 16 Jamie Lee Rattray F Kanata,ON Ottawa Senators (PWHL) 24 Emmanuelle Blais F Montreal, Que. University of Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA) 18 Shelby Nisbet F Wiseton, SK Swift Current (SFMAAAHL) 25 Jessica Wong F Baddeck, N.S. University of Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA) 19 Jillian Saulnier F Halifax, NS Stoney Creek Sabres (PWHL) 27 Vicki Bendus F Wasaga Beach, ON Mercyhurst College (CHA) 20 Kayla Tutino F Lorraine, QC Ontario Hockey Academy (JWHL) 28 Ann-Sophie Bettez F Sept-Iles, Que McGill University (CIS) 21 Sarah Davis F Paradise, NL/TNL Warner Academy (JWHL) Margot Page HC Stevensville, ON Appleby College (Can. HS) 25 Christine Lambert F Thetford Mines, QC Thetford Mines (Midget AA) Jim Fetter AC Waterloo, ON Wayne State University (CHA) Dan Church HC Toronto, ON York University Stephanie White AC Toronto, ON Ryerson University (GBWHL) Pierre Alain AC Mirabel, QC St-Jerome (Collegial AA) Lisa Jordan AC Westville, NS St Mary’s University (CIS)

23 24 2010 WORLD WOMEN’S U18 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 MLP CUP - U22 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP Group A Czech Republic Finland Japan USA Group A Finland Russia Sweden Group B Canada Germany Russia Sweden Group B Canada Germany Switzerland Gm # Time Group Game Gm # Time Group Game 1 Mar-27 A CZE 1 – FIN 5 2010 WORLD U18 2 Mar-27 B CAN 6 – RUS 3 1 Jan-5 B CAN 4 – SUI 1 2010 MLP CUP - U22 WOMEN CHAMPIONSHIP 3 Mar -27 B SWE 5 – GER 4 WOMEN CHAMPIONSHIP CHICAGO, ILLINIOS 4 Mar-27 A USA 11 – JPN 1 2 Jan-5 A SWE 4 – FIN 1 RAVENSBURG, GERMANY 5 Mar-28 B SWE 4 – RUS 1 3 Jan-6 A RUS 3 – FIN 4 (OT) 6 Mar-28 B GER 0 – CAN 15 7 Mar-28 B CZE 5 – JPN 3 CONGRATULATIONS 4 Jan-6 B SUI 5 – GER 4 (OT) 8 Mar-28 A FIN 0 – USA 5 CONGRATULATIONS 9 Mar-30 B RUS 1 – GER 3 TEAM 5 Jan-7 A SWE 2 – RUS 3 TEAM 10 Mar-30 B CAN 8 – SWE 0 CANADA 6 Jan-7 B GER 0 – CAN 7 11 Mar-30 A JPN 3 – FIN 1 CANADA 12 Mar-30 A USA 15 – CZE 0 GOLD 7 Jan-8 - SWE 3 – CAN 4 (OT) GOLD 13 Mar 31 Quarter SWE 2 – JPN 1 8 Jan-8 - RUS 5 – SUI 6 (OT) 14 Mar-31 Relegation CZE 5 – RUS 0 15 Mar-31 Quarter FIN 1 – GER 2 (OT) 9 Jan-9 - SWE 5 – RUS 3 16 Apr-02 Relegation RUS 1 – CZE 3 17 Apr-02 Semi CAN 10 – GER 0 10 Jan-9 - FIN 4 – GER 0 18 Apr-02 5th FIN 4 – JPN 1 11 Jan-9 - SUI 0 – CAN 9 19 Apr-02 Semi USA 5 – SWE 0 20 Apr-03 Relegation CZE - RUS 21 Apr-03 Bronze SWE 7– GER 3 # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 2009 - 2010 Team 22 Apr-03 Gold USA 4 – CAN 5 (OT) 1 Christina Kessler G Mississauga, ON Harvard University (ECAC) # Player/Coach P Hometown/Prov 2009 - 2010 Team 30 Laura Hosier G Sharon, ON Brampton Canadette-Thunder (CWHL) 1 Erica Howe G Orleans, ON Ottawa Senators (PWHL) 3 Jocelyne Larocque D Ste. Anne, Man. Canada’s National Women’s Team 31 Carmen MacDonald G Pictou, NS Westminster School (US Prep) 4 Lauriane Rougeau D Beaconsfield, Que. Cornell University (ECAC) 2 Shannon Doyle D Baldwin,ON Toronto Aeros (PWHL) 5 Stephanie Ramsay D Charlottetown, P.E.I. University of Alberta (CIS) 6 Cassandra Poudrier D Lachenaie, QC Laurentides (Midget AA) 6 Annie Guay D Rouyn-Noranda, Que. Montreal Stars (CWHL) 7 Baylee Gillanders D Kyle, SK Swift Current (SFMAAAHL) 7 Tara Watchorn D Newcastle, ON Boston University (Hockey East) 13 Kaleigh Fratkin D Burnaby, BC Detroit Little Caesars (Midget AAA) 19 Britni Smith D Port Perry, ON St. Lawrence University (ECAC) 22 Brigette Lacquette D Waterhen, MB Westman (Midget AA) 23 Laura Fortino D Hamilton, ON Cornell University (ECAC) 23 Lauren Kelly D Milton, ON Stoney Creek Sabres (PWHL) 8 Natalie Spooner F Scarborough, ON Ohio State University (WCHA) 26 Erin Ambrose D Keswick, ON Toronto Aeros (WHL) 9 Jenelle Kohanchuk F Winnipeg, Man. Boston University (Hockey East) 3 Gabrielle Davidson F Pointe-Claire, QC Lac St-Louis (Midget AA) 11 Brianne Jenner F Oakville, ON Canada’s National Women’s Team 8 Jessica Campbell F Melville, SK Pursuit of Excellence (Midget AAA) 13 Bailey Bram F Ste. Anne, Man. Mercyhurst College (CHA) 9 Hannah Armstrong F Sharon, ON Markham-Stouffville Stars (PWHL) 15 Mallory Deluce F London, ON University of Wisconsin (WCHA) 10 Carly Mercer F Exeter, ON Bluewater Hawks (PWHL) 16 Carolyne Prevost F Sarnia, ON University of Wisconsin (WCHA) 11 Christine Bestland F Brunkid, MB Balmoral Hall (JWHL) 18 Catherine White F Brampton, ON Cornell University (ECAC) 14 Kelly Terry F Whitby, ON Whitby Wolves (PWHL) 20 Jennifer Wakefield F Pickering, ON Canada’s National Women’s Team 15 Melodie Daoust F Valleyfield, QC Lac St-Louis (Midget AA) 22 Jesse Scanzano F Dollard des Ormeaux, Que Mercyhurst College (CHA) 16 Jamie Lee Rattray F Kanata,ON Ottawa Senators (PWHL) 24 Emmanuelle Blais F Montreal, Que. University of Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA) 18 Shelby Nisbet F Wiseton, SK Swift Current (SFMAAAHL) 25 Jessica Wong F Baddeck, N.S. University of Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA) 19 Jillian Saulnier F Halifax, NS Stoney Creek Sabres (PWHL) 27 Vicki Bendus F Wasaga Beach, ON Mercyhurst College (CHA) 20 Kayla Tutino F Lorraine, QC Ontario Hockey Academy (JWHL) 28 Ann-Sophie Bettez F Sept-Iles, Que McGill University (CIS) 21 Sarah Davis F Paradise, NL/TNL Warner Academy (JWHL) Margot Page HC Stevensville, ON Appleby College (Can. HS) 25 Christine Lambert F Thetford Mines, QC Thetford Mines (Midget AA) Jim Fetter AC Waterloo, ON Wayne State University (CHA) Dan Church HC Toronto, ON York University Stephanie White AC Toronto, ON Ryerson University (GBWHL) Pierre Alain AC Mirabel, QC St-Jerome (Collegial AA) Lisa Jordan AC Westville, NS St Mary’s University (CIS)

23 24 Discipline Report – 2009-2010 Senior There were 162 Senior level suspensions. This represents the only decrease in suspensions compared to Novice the number of suspensions received last year. The Senior level suspensions decreased by 11%. The Senior There were a total of 9 suspensions at the Novice Level; 5 suspensions at the Novice B level and 2 A received the most at 50 or 31% of all Senior suspensions. The next highest level was Senior House suspensions at both the Novice A and Novice C levels. Of these 9 suspensions, 7 were given to Coaches. League which received 34 or 21%. Disputing a Call was called most often at the Senior Level with 27 or 17% Disputing a Call was the most frequently called suspension with 5 suspensions. of all suspensions at this level. These types of suspensions were spread out amongst all levels except for the Senior AA and Senior REC levels which received 1 and 0 respectively. Coaches received 27 or 17% of all Atom suspensions at the Senior level. The Senior A level coaches received the most suspensions with 8 or 30% of There were 40 suspensions at the Atom Level. This is an increase of 25% from last year. The Atom B level all coaching suspensions. received the most suspensions with 10, which represents 40% of the suspensions. The Atom C level was next highest with 9 suspensions. Disputing a Call was the most frequently called suspension with 17 or 43% Unknown Levels of all Atom suspensions. The Atom B level received the most Disputing a Call suspensions with 7 or 41%. There were 36 suspensions where the level was not identified. Coaches received 29 of the 40 suspensions at the Atom level which represents 73% of all Atom level suspensions. Coaches at the Atom B level received the most suspensions with 9 suspensions. This Referees represents 31% of all suspensions received by Coaches at this level. There were a total of 841 referees identified as having called the suspension penalties this year. Most of the penalties called were spread out amongst the referees. However, there were 4 referees who called 15 or Peewee more penalties. One official called the most with 19. There were 163 suspensions at this level. This represents a 12% increase in the number of suspensions compared to last season. The Peewee A level received the most suspensions with 38, which represents 23% Overall of all Peewee suspensions. The Peewee AA level followed next with 32 suspensions or 20%. Disputing a Overall this year there were 1602 suspensions called. This represents an 18% increase over last year where Call was the highest called suspension with 37 or 23% of all Peewee suspensions. Checking from Behind 1359 suspensions were called. was the next highest with 26 or 16% of all suspensions. The Peewee A level received the most Disputing a Call suspensions with 13 or 35%. Coaches received 68 or 42% of all suspensions at the Peewee level. The The suspension called most often was Checking from Behind with 280, which represents 18% of all Peewee A level Coaches received the most suspensions with 19 representing 28% of all coaching suspensions called. The Midget level received the most Checking from Behind suspensions with 97 or 38% suspensions and 12% of all suspensions at the Peewee level. of these types of suspensions. The next highest suspension called was Disputing a Call with 208 or 13%.

Bantam Again this year, the Midget category received the highest number of suspensions with 629 of the 1602 or 39% There were 356 suspensions at this level. This represents an 26% increase in the number of suspensions of all suspensions. The next highest category receiving suspensions was Bantam with 356 suspensions or received last year. The Bantam AA level received the most with 105 suspensions or 30% of all Bantam 22%. The Midget AA level received the highest number of suspensions with 143 or 9% of all suspensions. suspensions. The next highest was Bantam A with 85 suspensions. The suspension called most often was The next highest was the Midget A with 128 suspensions or 8%. Checking from Behind with 74 suspensions or 21%. The Bantam AA level received the most of these types of suspensions with 23 or 31%. The next highest suspension called was Disputing a Call with 54 or 15%. Coaching staff received a total of 348 or 22% of all suspensions. This represents a 27% increase from last Coaches received 99 or 28% of all suspensions at the Bantam level. The Bantam AA level coaches received year where coaches were assessed 273 suspensions. The Bantam level coaches received the most with 99 the most suspensions with 26 or 26% of all coaching suspensions. or 28% of all Coach suspensions.

Midget Comparison between Previous Years: There were 629 suspensions at the Midget level. This represents a 19% increase in the number of suspensions received last year. The Midget AA level received the highest number of suspensions with 143 or Season 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 23% of all Midget suspensions. The next highest was the Midget A level with 128 or 20%. Checking from Totals 1602 1359 1450 1469 1326 1351 1146 971 934 Behind was the suspension called most often with 122 or 19% of all Midget suspensions. The Midget A level received the most of these types of suspensions with 31 or 25%. Coaches received 85 or 14% of all suspensions at the Midget level. The Coaches at the Midget AA level received 23 or 27% of all coaching Season Novice Atom Peewee Bantam Midget Intermediate Senior Unknown Total suspensions at the Midget level. 2009/10 9 40 163 356 629 207 162 35 1602 2008/09 3 32 146 283 530 166 180 19 1359 Intermediate 2007/08 5 36 112 313 603 223 146 12 1450 The Intermediate Level received 207 suspensions. This represents a 25% increase in the number of 2006/07 8 27 115 332 621 210 139 8 1469 suspensions received last year. The Intermediate A level received the most suspensions with 64 or 31% of 2005/06 3 33 113 299 580 196 99 3 1326 all Intermediate suspensions. The Intermediate AA level received the next highest number of suspensions 2004/05 2 23 105 327 497 250 135 12 1351 with 63 or 30%. Checking from Behind was called most often at the Intermediate level with 32 or 16%. The 2003/04 1 28 80 286 426 186 107 32 1146 Intermediate AA level received the most of these types of suspensions with 24 or 75% of all Checking from 2002/03 1 18 89 227 302 216 106 12 971 Behind suspensions. The next highest suspension called was Fighting with 26 or 13%. The Intermediate House League level received the most Fighting suspensions with 14 or 56% of these types of suspensions. Coaches received 26 or 13% of all suspensions at this level. The Intermediate House League coaches received the most coaching suspensions with 14 or 54% of all coaching suspensions at Intermediate level.

25 26 Discipline Report – 2009-2010 Senior There were 162 Senior level suspensions. This represents the only decrease in suspensions compared to Novice the number of suspensions received last year. The Senior level suspensions decreased by 11%. The Senior There were a total of 9 suspensions at the Novice Level; 5 suspensions at the Novice B level and 2 A received the most at 50 or 31% of all Senior suspensions. The next highest level was Senior House suspensions at both the Novice A and Novice C levels. Of these 9 suspensions, 7 were given to Coaches. League which received 34 or 21%. Disputing a Call was called most often at the Senior Level with 27 or 17% Disputing a Call was the most frequently called suspension with 5 suspensions. of all suspensions at this level. These types of suspensions were spread out amongst all levels except for the Senior AA and Senior REC levels which received 1 and 0 respectively. Coaches received 27 or 17% of all Atom suspensions at the Senior level. The Senior A level coaches received the most suspensions with 8 or 30% of There were 40 suspensions at the Atom Level. This is an increase of 25% from last year. The Atom B level all coaching suspensions. received the most suspensions with 10, which represents 40% of the suspensions. The Atom C level was next highest with 9 suspensions. Disputing a Call was the most frequently called suspension with 17 or 43% Unknown Levels of all Atom suspensions. The Atom B level received the most Disputing a Call suspensions with 7 or 41%. There were 36 suspensions where the level was not identified. Coaches received 29 of the 40 suspensions at the Atom level which represents 73% of all Atom level suspensions. Coaches at the Atom B level received the most suspensions with 9 suspensions. This Referees represents 31% of all suspensions received by Coaches at this level. There were a total of 841 referees identified as having called the suspension penalties this year. Most of the penalties called were spread out amongst the referees. However, there were 4 referees who called 15 or Peewee more penalties. One official called the most with 19. There were 163 suspensions at this level. This represents a 12% increase in the number of suspensions compared to last season. The Peewee A level received the most suspensions with 38, which represents 23% Overall of all Peewee suspensions. The Peewee AA level followed next with 32 suspensions or 20%. Disputing a Overall this year there were 1602 suspensions called. This represents an 18% increase over last year where Call was the highest called suspension with 37 or 23% of all Peewee suspensions. Checking from Behind 1359 suspensions were called. was the next highest with 26 or 16% of all suspensions. The Peewee A level received the most Disputing a Call suspensions with 13 or 35%. Coaches received 68 or 42% of all suspensions at the Peewee level. The The suspension called most often was Checking from Behind with 280, which represents 18% of all Peewee A level Coaches received the most suspensions with 19 representing 28% of all coaching suspensions called. The Midget level received the most Checking from Behind suspensions with 97 or 38% suspensions and 12% of all suspensions at the Peewee level. of these types of suspensions. The next highest suspension called was Disputing a Call with 208 or 13%.

Bantam Again this year, the Midget category received the highest number of suspensions with 629 of the 1602 or 39% There were 356 suspensions at this level. This represents an 26% increase in the number of suspensions of all suspensions. The next highest category receiving suspensions was Bantam with 356 suspensions or received last year. The Bantam AA level received the most with 105 suspensions or 30% of all Bantam 22%. The Midget AA level received the highest number of suspensions with 143 or 9% of all suspensions. suspensions. The next highest was Bantam A with 85 suspensions. The suspension called most often was The next highest was the Midget A with 128 suspensions or 8%. Checking from Behind with 74 suspensions or 21%. The Bantam AA level received the most of these types of suspensions with 23 or 31%. The next highest suspension called was Disputing a Call with 54 or 15%. Coaching staff received a total of 348 or 22% of all suspensions. This represents a 27% increase from last Coaches received 99 or 28% of all suspensions at the Bantam level. The Bantam AA level coaches received year where coaches were assessed 273 suspensions. The Bantam level coaches received the most with 99 the most suspensions with 26 or 26% of all coaching suspensions. or 28% of all Coach suspensions.

Midget Comparison between Previous Years: There were 629 suspensions at the Midget level. This represents a 19% increase in the number of suspensions received last year. The Midget AA level received the highest number of suspensions with 143 or Season 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 23% of all Midget suspensions. The next highest was the Midget A level with 128 or 20%. Checking from Totals 1602 1359 1450 1469 1326 1351 1146 971 934 Behind was the suspension called most often with 122 or 19% of all Midget suspensions. The Midget A level received the most of these types of suspensions with 31 or 25%. Coaches received 85 or 14% of all suspensions at the Midget level. The Coaches at the Midget AA level received 23 or 27% of all coaching Season Novice Atom Peewee Bantam Midget Intermediate Senior Unknown Total suspensions at the Midget level. 2009/10 9 40 163 356 629 207 162 35 1602 2008/09 3 32 146 283 530 166 180 19 1359 Intermediate 2007/08 5 36 112 313 603 223 146 12 1450 The Intermediate Level received 207 suspensions. This represents a 25% increase in the number of 2006/07 8 27 115 332 621 210 139 8 1469 suspensions received last year. The Intermediate A level received the most suspensions with 64 or 31% of 2005/06 3 33 113 299 580 196 99 3 1326 all Intermediate suspensions. The Intermediate AA level received the next highest number of suspensions 2004/05 2 23 105 327 497 250 135 12 1351 with 63 or 30%. Checking from Behind was called most often at the Intermediate level with 32 or 16%. The 2003/04 1 28 80 286 426 186 107 32 1146 Intermediate AA level received the most of these types of suspensions with 24 or 75% of all Checking from 2002/03 1 18 89 227 302 216 106 12 971 Behind suspensions. The next highest suspension called was Fighting with 26 or 13%. The Intermediate House League level received the most Fighting suspensions with 14 or 56% of these types of suspensions. Coaches received 26 or 13% of all suspensions at this level. The Intermediate House League coaches received the most coaching suspensions with 14 or 54% of all coaching suspensions at Intermediate level.

25 26 OWHA Discipline by Infraction / Division and Category OWHA Discipline by Infraction / Division and Category Game Misconduct Fighting Penalties CFB Major Penalties Gross Misconducts Match Penalties OWHA Sanctions Misconduct Penalties Penalties

NAME NAME Illegal Player IllegalUsing Coach Player Sanction of Conduct Code of NON-Reporting Suspensions GM (2nd Major Penalty same game) M (Misconduct) M14 (Misconduct) M20 (Misconduct) M21 (Misconduct) M35 (Misconduct) M71 (Misconduct - Hit to Head) Imposed GM League Imposed GMLeague GM26 (2 Misconducts - Same Game) GM (Game Misconduct Unspecified) GM20 (Disputing a Call) GM21 Language) (Abusive GM28 (Interference from Bench) GM30 (Fighting) (Instigator)INS36 AGG37 (Aggressor) GM31 (2nd Fight same stoppage) GM32 (Third Man In) GM32 Maker)(Peace GM33 (Leaving the Bench) GM50 From (Minor))(Check Behind GM51 From (Major))(Check Behind GM39 (Hair Pulling) GM53 (High Stick) GM54 (Cross Checking) GM55 (Slashing) GE56 (Game Ejection) GM57 /(Boarding Checking) Body GM58 (Elbowing / Kneeing) GM59 (Charging) GM63 (Discriminatory Slur) GM64 (Trash Talking) GM71 Checking) (Head GM73 (Tripping) GM74 (Interference) GM75 (Holding) GM76 (Hooking) GM77 (Roughing) GM79 (Refusing to start play) GM81 (Leaving Bench) GM99 (Miscellaneous) GRM60 (Travesty Game) GRM61 (Obscene Gestures) GRM62 (Removing Helmet) GRM63 (Discriminatory Slurs) GRM67 (Butt - End Team Official) GRM99 (Miscellaneous) MP24 (Threatening an Official) MP25 of(Physical Official)Abuse MP29 (Spitting) MP40 (Intent to Injure) MP41 (Deliberate Injury) MP45 (Kicking) fromMP52 (Checking Behind) MP72 Checking) (Head MP99 (Miscellaneous) Total Misconducts Assessed Game/Gross/MatchTOTAL Novice A 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Novice A 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 Novice BB 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice BB 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 Novice B 0000 000000000004100000000000000 Novice B 0000000000000000000000000000000 5 Novice C 0 0 0 0 000000000001000000000010000 Novice C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000000000 2 Novice HL 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice HL 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 Novice Unknown 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice Unknown 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 TOTAL - NOVICE 0000 000000000005200000000010000 TOTAL - NOVICE 0100000000000000000000000000000 9 Atom AA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000003000000000000000 Atom AA 000000000010 0000000000000000000 4 Atom A 0000 000000000001000000000200000 Atom A 0100000000000001000000000000000 5 Atom BB 0000 000000000004100000000100000 Atom BB 0 00000000000000000 0000000000000 6 Atom B 0000 000000000007100000000100000 Atom B 0000000000000000000000000000000 9 Atom C 0000 000010000 0 0 2200000000000000 Atom C 0 30000000000000000 0000000000001 8 Atom HL 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Atom HL 1000000000000000000000000000000 1 Atom - Unknown 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Atom - Unknown 0000000000000001000000000000000 2 TOTAL - ATOM 0000 00001000000 17 500000000400000 TOTAL - ATOM 1 40000000010000200000000000000 1 35 Peewee AA 0000 00000000000210000 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 1 3 0 Peewee AA 0 70000202001000000000000 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 32 Peewee A 0000 00010000000 13 304100000310001 Peewee A 0 40000000011000001000000000000 2 35 Peewee BB 0000 000100120015200000000510100 Peewee BB 0 50000011011010000000000000000 2 29 Peewee B 0000 00000010000 10 400000000300000 Peewee B 0 30000010011000100000000000100 1 26 Peewee C 0000 00000000000320000000030 0 0 1 0 Peewee C 0 20000000000000200000000002000 0 15 Peewee HL 0000 000100000003200000000100000 Peewee HL 0 30100000001000000001000100000 1 14 Peewee Unknown 0000 000000000001100000000000000 Peewee Unknown 0000000000000000000000000000000 2 TOTAL - PEEWEE 0000 00030022001 37 15 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 23 3 1 2 4 1 TOTAL - PEEWEE 0 24 0100223035010301001000105100 6 153 Bantam AA 0000 00093110000 14 3 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 20 3 0 2 0 3 Bantam AA 0 84201202015020400000010001100 15 101 Bantam A 0 000 00068022010 10 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 3 0 3 2 2 Bantam A 1 7 0 0 00000002000500000000002000 16 82 Bantam BB 0000 000250200008514000000740210 Bantam BB 0 71000100004000200000000102000 12 62 Bantam B 0000 01022000010 11 400000000700101 Bantam B 0 20000100002000100000000002000 5 38 Bantam C 0000 000100010006300000000611001 Bantam C 0 40000120000000000000000001001 1 29 Bantam HL 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 000010005406000000410021 Bantam HL 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 00000100000000002000 1 30 Bantam Unknown 0000 000000000000000000000100000 Bantam Unknown 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 TOTAL - BANTAM 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 20 18 1 5 4 0 2 0 54 27 1 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 62 12 1 8 5 8 TOTAL - BANTAM 1 30 5 2 0 1 5 2 3 0 1 13 0 2 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 10 1 0 1 50 344 Midget AA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 1 6 1 0 1 1 8 11 0 6 1 0 1 1 0 0 20 7 0 4 7 6 Midget AA 1 16 4001111003001300000001103000 23 135 Midget A 0000 010440210 0 1 8 7 0 19 1 3 2 1 1 0 27 4 0 3 1 1 Midget A 1 713101111101102 00000001012000 18 124 Midget BB 0000 010662700007406100000 23 6 0 4 10 2 Midget BB 0 15 2101212002000200000000103100 23 119 Midget B 0000 000760010004305000010 10 4 0 1 1 1 Midget B 0 10 1100120000000000 010001003000 14 65 Midget C 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 11 509200002900341 Midget C 0 81001101003020100000000002010 19 88 Midget HL 0000 020100100 2 1 7 7 1 10 000200920100 Midget HL 0 611000100010002100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 59 Midget Unknown 0000 000000110201100000000100110 Midget Unknown 0 30001000000000000000000000000 3 15 TOTAL - MIDGET 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 39 18 4 20 6 0 5 3 46 38 1 55 5 3 3 4 2 2 99 23 0 17 24 11 TOTAL - MIDGET 2 65 10 614665119131 10 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 13 1 1 0 104 605 Intermediate AA 0000 000310200122203000000 18 6 0 0 3 0 Intermediate AA 0 10 2100100000020000000000000000 8 61 Intermediate A 0000 010610000303808001100 4 1 0 1 7 0 Intermediate A 0 510000000010001100000000030 0 0 9 58 Intermediate BB 0000 000000000000000000100100001 Intermediate BB 2000000000000001000000000010001 8 Intermediate B 0000 000000000000000000000110000 Intermediate B 0000000000000000000000000000000 2 Intermediate C 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Intermediate C 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 Intermediate HL 0000 03032011210 11 2 0 14 300100000020 Intermediate HL 2 10000100001000100100000010000 12 57 Intermed Unknown 0000 000000000000100000000000100 Intermed Unknown 1 2 00001001000000000000000001000 8 TOTAL - INTERMED. 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 4 0 3 1 2 5 2 16 14 0 25 3 0 1 3 0 0 24 8 0 2 12 1 TOTAL - INTERMED. 5 19 3100300102020310100000014100 30 196 Senior AAA 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Senior AAA 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000 0 Senior AA 0000 0000000000013010000001000 0 0 Senior AA 0000000000000000000000001000000 7 Senior A 0 0 0 0 0 20620000006300000000620111 Senior A 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 0006000200000100001000 10 47 Senior BB 0000 000110100103100000000100000 Senior BB 0 20000000001000000000000001000 3 13 Senior B 0000 000010000005201000000100200 Senior B 0 10100100000000000000000000010 4 19 Senior C 0000 000100000004002000000100000 Senior C 0 21000000000100200000000000000 1 14 Senior Rec 0000 0000000 00000000000000110001 Senior Rec 0 0000000000000 00000000000010001 5 Senior HL 0000 000000000005408100000100002 Senior HL 1 20000000002100200000000002000 1 32 Senior Unknown 0000 010000000003101000000100001 Senior Unknown 0 20000010003010000001000000000 1 16 TOTAL - SENIOR 0000 03084010010 27 14 0 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 3 0 3 1 5 TOTAL - SENIOR 1 12 1 1 0 1 3 2 0 0 0 12 210600001100105010 21 153 UNKNOWN - TOTAL 0000 0101000000063 05000001410100 UNKNOWN - TOTAL 0 3000000000000011000 00000010007 34 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 83 45 5 31 13 2 13 6 208 118 2 119 11 3 4 7 2 3 229 51 2 33 46 26 TOTAL 10 158 19 11 1 6 19 12 11 2 6 41 3 9 1 38 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 5 2 38 4 2 1 219 1529 271 282 OWHA Discipline by Infraction / Division and Category OWHA Discipline by Infraction / Division and Category Game Misconduct Fighting Penalties CFB Major Penalties Gross Misconducts Match Penalties OWHA Sanctions Misconduct Penalties Penalties

NAME NAME Illegal Player IllegalUsing Coach Player Sanction of Conduct Code of NON-Reporting Suspensions GM (2nd Major Penalty same game) M (Misconduct) M14 (Misconduct) M20 (Misconduct) M21 (Misconduct) M35 (Misconduct) M71 (Misconduct - Hit to Head) Imposed GM League Imposed GMLeague GM26 (2 Misconducts - Same Game) GM (Game Misconduct Unspecified) GM20 (Disputing a Call) GM21 Language) (Abusive GM28 (Interference from Bench) GM30 (Fighting) (Instigator)INS36 AGG37 (Aggressor) GM31 (2nd Fight same stoppage) GM32 (Third Man In) GM32 Maker)(Peace GM33 (Leaving the Bench) GM50 From (Minor))(Check Behind GM51 From (Major))(Check Behind GM39 (Hair Pulling) GM53 (High Stick) GM54 (Cross Checking) GM55 (Slashing) GE56 (Game Ejection) GM57 /(Boarding Checking) Body GM58 (Elbowing / Kneeing) GM59 (Charging) GM63 (Discriminatory Slur) GM64 (Trash Talking) GM71 Checking) (Head GM73 (Tripping) GM74 (Interference) GM75 (Holding) GM76 (Hooking) GM77 (Roughing) GM79 (Refusing to start play) GM81 (Leaving Bench) GM99 (Miscellaneous) GRM60 (Travesty Game) GRM61 (Obscene Gestures) GRM62 (Removing Helmet) GRM63 (Discriminatory Slurs) GRM67 (Butt - End Team Official) GRM99 (Miscellaneous) MP24 (Threatening an Official) MP25 of(Physical Official)Abuse MP29 (Spitting) MP40 (Intent to Injure) MP41 (Deliberate Injury) MP45 (Kicking) fromMP52 (Checking Behind) MP72 Checking) (Head MP99 (Miscellaneous) Total Misconducts Assessed Game/Gross/MatchTOTAL Novice A 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Novice A 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 Novice BB 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice BB 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 Novice B 0000 000000000004100000000000000 Novice B 0000000000000000000000000000000 5 Novice C 0 0 0 0 000000000001000000000010000 Novice C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000000000 2 Novice HL 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice HL 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 Novice Unknown 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Novice Unknown 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 TOTAL - NOVICE 0000 000000000005200000000010000 TOTAL - NOVICE 0100000000000000000000000000000 9 Atom AA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000003000000000000000 Atom AA 000000000010 0000000000000000000 4 Atom A 0000 000000000001000000000200000 Atom A 0100000000000001000000000000000 5 Atom BB 0000 000000000004100000000100000 Atom BB 0000000000000000000000000000000 6 Atom B 0000 000000000007100000000100000 Atom B 0000000000000000000000000000000 9 Atom C 0000 000010000 0 0 2200000000000000 Atom C 0 300000000000000 0 0 0000000000001 8 Atom HL 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Atom HL 1000000000000000000000000000000 1 Atom - Unknown 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Atom - Unknown 0000000000000001000000000000000 2 TOTAL - ATOM 0000 00001000000 17 500000000400000 TOTAL - ATOM 1 40000000010000200000000000000 1 35 Peewee AA 0000 00000000000210000 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 1 3 0 Peewee AA 0 70000202001000000000000 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 32 Peewee A 0000 00010000000 13 304100000310001 Peewee A 0 40000000011000001000000000000 2 35 Peewee BB 0000 000100120015200000000510100 Peewee BB 0 50000011011010000000000000000 2 29 Peewee B 0000 00000010000 10 400000000300000 Peewee B 0 30000010011000100000000000100 1 26 Peewee C 0000 00000000000320000000030 0 0 1 0 Peewee C 0 20000000000000200000000002000 0 15 Peewee HL 0000 000100000003200000000100000 Peewee HL 0 30100000001000000001000100000 1 14 Peewee Unknown 0000 000000000001100000000000000 Peewee Unknown 0000000000000000000000000000000 2 TOTAL - PEEWEE 0000 00030022001 37 15 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 23 3 1 2 4 1 TOTAL - PEEWEE 0 24 0100223035010301001000105100 6 153 Bantam AA 0000 00093110000 14 3 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 20 3 0 2 0 3 Bantam AA 0 84201202015020400000010001100 15 101 Bantam A 0 000 00068022010 10 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 3 0 3 2 2 Bantam A 1 7 0 0 00000002000500000000002000 16 82 Bantam BB 0000 000250200008514000000740210 Bantam BB 0 71000100004000200000000102000 12 62 Bantam B 0000 01022000010 11 400000000700101 Bantam B 0 20000100002000100000000002000 5 38 Bantam C 0000 000100010006300000000611001 Bantam C 0 40000120000000000000000001001 1 29 Bantam HL 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 000010005406000000410021 Bantam HL 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 00000100000000002000 1 30 Bantam Unknown 0000 000000000000000000000100000 Bantam Unknown 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 TOTAL - BANTAM 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 20 18 1 5 4 0 2 0 54 27 1 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 62 12 1 8 5 8 TOTAL - BANTAM 1 30 5 2 0 1 5 2 3 0 1 13 0 2 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 10 1 0 1 50 344 Midget AA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 1 6 1 0 1 1 8 11 0 6 1 0 1 1 0 0 20 7 0 4 7 6 Midget AA 1 16 4001111003001300000001103000 23 135 Midget A 0000 010440210 0 1 8 7 0 19 1 3 2 1 1 0 27 4 0 3 1 1 Midget A 1 713101111101102 00000001012000 18 124 Midget BB 0000 010662700007406100000 23 6 0 4 10 2 Midget BB 0 15 2101212002000200000000103100 23 119 Midget B 0000 000760010004305000010 10 4 0 1 1 1 Midget B 0 10 1100120000000000010001003000 14 65 Midget C 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 11 509200002900341 Midget C 0 81001101003020100000000002010 19 88 Midget HL 0000 020100100 2 1 7 7 1 10 000200920100 Midget HL 0 611000100010002 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 59 Midget Unknown 0000 000000110201100000000100110 Midget Unknown 0 30001000000000000000000000000 3 15 TOTAL - MIDGET 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 39 18 4 20 6 0 5 3 46 38 1 55 5 3 3 4 2 2 99 23 0 17 24 11 TOTAL - MIDGET 2 65 10 614665119131 10 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 13 1 1 0 104 605 Intermediate AA 0000 000310200122203000000 18 6 0 0 3 0 Intermediate AA 0 10 2100100000020000000000000000 8 61 Intermediate A 0000 010610000303808001100 4 1 0 1 7 0 Intermediate A 0 510000000010001100000000030 0 0 9 58 Intermediate BB 0000 000000000000000000100100001 Intermediate BB 2000000000000001000000000010001 8 Intermediate B 0000 000000000000000000000110000 Intermediate B 0000000000000000000000000000000 2 Intermediate C 0000 000000000000100000000000000 Intermediate C 0100000000000000000000000000000 2 Intermediate HL 0000 03032011210 11 2 0 14 300100000020 Intermediate HL 2 10000100001000100100000010000 12 57 Intermed Unknown 0000 000000000000100000000000100 Intermed Unknown 1 2 00001001000000000000000001000 8 TOTAL - INTERMED. 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 4 0 3 1 2 5 2 16 14 0 25 3 0 1 3 0 0 24 8 0 2 12 1 TOTAL - INTERMED. 5 19 3100300102020310100000014100 30 196 Senior AAA 0000 000000000000000000000000000 Senior AAA 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 Senior AA 0000 0000000000013010000001000 0 0 Senior AA 0000000000000000000000001000000 7 Senior A 0 0 0 0 0 20620000006300000000620111 Senior A 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 0006000200000100001000 10 47 Senior BB 0000 000110100103100000000100000 Senior BB 0 20000000001000000000000001000 3 13 Senior B 0000 000010000005201000000100200 Senior B 0 10100100000000000000000000010 4 19 Senior C 0000 000100000004002000000100000 Senior C 0 21000000000100200000000000000 1 14 Senior Rec 0000 0000000 00000000000000110001 Senior Rec 0 0000000000000 00000000000010001 5 Senior HL 0000 000000000005408100000100002 Senior HL 1 20000000002100200000000002000 1 32 Senior Unknown 0000 010000000003101000000100001 Senior Unknown 0 20000010003010000001000000000 1 16 TOTAL - SENIOR 0000 03084010010 27 14 0 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 3 0 3 1 5 TOTAL - SENIOR 1 12 1 1 0 1 3 2 0 0 0 12 210600001100105010 21 153 UNKNOWN - TOTAL 0000 0101000000063 05000001410100 UNKNOWN - TOTAL 0 3000000000000011000 00000010007 34 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 83 45 5 31 13 2 13 6 208 118 2 119 11 3 4 7 2 3 229 51 2 33 46 26 TOTAL 10 158 19 11 1 6 19 12 11 2 6 41 3 9 1 38 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 5 2 38 4 2 1 219 1529 271 282 SUSPENSIONS BY DIVISION

INJURY REPORTS Suspensions by Level The following charts provide statistics derived from the Hockey Canada Injury Report forms &/or HDCO Injury Report surveys received at the OWHA office in 2009-2010. The injury reports “By Division” and “By Injury 700 Type” charts include statistics from the previous seasons for comparison purposes. Registration growth in “# of Players by Division” can be found in the OWHA registration report. 600 Novice Injury Reports – by Division 500 Atom DIVISION COMPETITIVE HOUSE LEAGUE 2009-10 Peewee Season 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 TOTALS 400 Novice 1 1 0 0 4 2 - 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 Bantam Atom 9 10 8 12 4 13 9 1 4 3 5 4 3 4 13 300 Peewee 30 29 24 21 24 26 30 9 8 7 7 9 12 12 42 Midget Bantam 38 43 60 59 63 72 74 10 8 12 7 5 14 17 91 Intermediate Midget 42 72 64 69 79 91 87 11 7 11 21 13 14 14 101 200 Intermediate 41 41 33 30 12 20 22 3 1 6 4 3 1 4 26 Senior Senior 53 23 34 35 12 28 15 16 13 20 21 11 15 19 34 100 Masters ------1 -- - - - Officials (On-Ice) 5 0 6 4 2 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 - - 4 0 Staff 0 0 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 - 6 8 TOTALS 219 219 231 233 201 255 243 54 43 62 69 46 60 77 320 Peewee Bantam Reported Injuries – by Injury Type INJURY # Reported Injuries by Season INJURY # Reported Injuries by Season 35 120 TYPE 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 TYPE 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 30 100 Chin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Face 4 6 1 5 1 0 3 Dehydration 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Groin 2 5 1 7 2 4 2 25 80 Ear 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Hip 3 6 2 10 9 9 11 20 Internal Injury 0 0 0 1 0 0 1*** Finger 2 7 3 9 13 2 2 60 Jaw 1 0 0 0 1 4 2 Hand 12 6 3 9 11 9 6 15 Mouth 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 Arm 3 6 5 4 7 9 8 40 10 Nose 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Head/Skull 5* 2* 5* 13* 15* 16* 8* Pelvis 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Ribs 9 6 5 3 14 3 6 5 20 Shin 6 6 0 6 6 2 5 Elbow 5 9 6 5 7 4 4 Spine 0 0 0 1 1 6 1 Foot 10 16 6 14 12 4 6 0 0 Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Bantam B ant am Bantam B ant am Bantam Bant am Sternum 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 Thigh 3 5 6 10 2 3 3 AA A BB B C HL AA A BB B C HL Tailbone 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 Ankle 13 5 9 17 8 9 15 Thumb 0 2 0 0 3 2 2 Collarbone 7 9 9 7 9 11 3 Chest 3 3 1 0 4 2 5 Wrist/Forearm 23 22 20 38 24 13 25 Midget Intermediate Leg 3 4 1 2 4 11 5 Back 25 30 28 31 41 20 41 140 70 Throat 0 5 2 1 3 3 0 Shoulder 26 32 31 37 29 30 22 Eye 0 4 3 0 2 0 2 Neck 28 23 34 45 69 28 43 120 60 Teeth/Dental 2 1 3 3 0 1 3 Knee 36 41 40 39 33 41 46 100 50 Abdominal 0 2 4 2 2 1 3 Concussion 102 89 63 62 68 41 35 * Concussion statistic listed separately ** Number includes concussions *** Internal injury as a result of a car accident on way to a game 80 40 Reported Injuries by Month (%) 60 30 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr 2009-2010 .65 - 2.91 10.09 14.66 18.57 12.06 14.98 14.33 8.79 2.95 40 20 2008-2009 .34 0 1.65 7.92 16.17 25.74 10.56 16.83 13.86 4.95 1.98 2007-2008 0 0 .45 7.69 17.81 19.02 11.33 17.00 13.36 10.52 1.65 20 10 2006-2007 .33 0 .33 6.29 10.93 22.52 16.56 15.56 16.56 5.30 5.63 0 0 2005-2006 0 0 0 5.10 17.35 22.79 12.93 11.90 18.37 6.46 5.10 Midget Midget A Midget Midget B Midget C Midget Int AA Int A Int BB Int B Int C Int HL 2004-2005 0 0 .78 4.65 18.99 22.09 8.14 17.44 17.05 8.53 2.33 AA BB HL 2003-2004 0 0 .74 5.15 9.19 27.57 9.93 14.34 20.22 6.25 6.62

29 30 SUSPENSIONS BY DIVISION

INJURY REPORTS Suspensions by Level The following charts provide statistics derived from the Hockey Canada Injury Report forms &/or HDCO Injury Report surveys received at the OWHA office in 2009-2010. The injury reports “By Division” and “By Injury 700 Type” charts include statistics from the previous seasons for comparison purposes. Registration growth in “# of Players by Division” can be found in the OWHA registration report. 600 Novice Injury Reports – by Division 500 Atom DIVISION COMPETITIVE HOUSE LEAGUE 2009-10 Peewee Season 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 TOTALS 400 Novice 1 1 0 0 4 2 - 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 Bantam Atom 9 10 8 12 4 13 9 1435434 13 300 Peewee 30 29 24 21 24 26 30 9877912 12 42 Midget Bantam 38 43 60 59 63 72 74 10 8 12 7514 17 91 Intermediate Midget 42 72 64 69 79 91 87 11 7 11 21 13 14 14 101 200 Intermediate 41 41 33 30 12 20 22 3 1 6 4 3 1 4 26 Senior Senior 53 23 34 35 12 28 15 16 13 20 21 11 15 19 34 100 Masters ------1 -- - - - Officials (On-Ice) 5 0 6 4 2 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 - - 4 0 Staff 0 0 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 - 6 8 TOTALS 219 219 231 233 201 255 243 54 43 62 69 46 60 77 320 Peewee Bantam Reported Injuries – by Injury Type INJURY # Reported Injuries by Season INJURY # Reported Injuries by Season 35 120 TYPE 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 TYPE 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 30 100 Chin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Face 4 6 1 5 1 0 3 Dehydration 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Groin 2 5 1 7 2 4 2 25 80 Ear 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Hip 3 6 2 10 9 9 11 20 Internal Injury 0 0 0 1 0 0 1*** Finger 2 7 3 9 13 2 2 60 Jaw 1 0 0 0 1 4 2 Hand 12 6 3 9 11 9 6 15 Mouth 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 Arm 3 6 5 4 7 9 8 40 10 Nose 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Head/Skull 5* 2* 5* 13* 15* 16* 8* Pelvis 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Ribs 9 6 5 3 14 3 6 5 20 Shin 6 6 0 6 6 2 5 Elbow 5 9 6 5 7 4 4 Spine 0 0 0 1 1 6 1 Foot 10 16 6 14 12 4 6 0 0 Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Peewee Bantam B ant am Bantam B ant am Bantam Bant am Sternum 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 Thigh 3 5 6 10 2 3 3 AA A BB B C HL AA A BB B C HL Tailbone 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 Ankle 13 5 9 17 8 9 15 Thumb 0 2 0 0 3 2 2 Collarbone 7 9 9 7 9 11 3 Chest 3 3 1 0 4 2 5 Wrist/Forearm 23 22 20 38 24 13 25 Midget Intermediate Leg 3 4 1 2 4 11 5 Back 25 30 28 31 41 20 41 140 70 Throat 0 5 2 1 3 3 0 Shoulder 26 32 31 37 29 30 22 Eye 0 4 3 0 2 0 2 Neck 28 23 34 45 69 28 43 120 60 Teeth/Dental 2 1 3 3 0 1 3 Knee 36 41 40 39 33 41 46 100 50 Abdominal 0 2 4 2 2 1 3 Concussion 102 89 63 62 68 41 35 * Concussion statistic listed separately ** Number includes concussions *** Internal injury as a result of a car accident on way to a game 80 40 Reported Injuries by Month (%) 60 30 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr 2009-2010 .65 - 2.91 10.09 14.66 18.57 12.06 14.98 14.33 8.79 2.95 40 20 2008-2009 .34 0 1.65 7.92 16.17 25.74 10.56 16.83 13.86 4.95 1.98 2007-2008 0 0 .45 7.69 17.81 19.02 11.33 17.00 13.36 10.52 1.65 20 10 2006-2007 .33 0 .33 6.29 10.93 22.52 16.56 15.56 16.56 5.30 5.63 0 0 2005-2006 0 0 0 5.10 17.35 22.79 12.93 11.90 18.37 6.46 5.10 Midget Midget A Midget Midget B Midget C Midget Int AA Int A Int BB Int B Int C Int HL 2004-2005 0 0 .78 4.65 18.99 22.09 8.14 17.44 17.05 8.53 2.33 AA BB HL 2003-2004 0 0 .74 5.15 9.19 27.57 9.93 14.34 20.22 6.25 6.62

29 30 FRIENDS OF THE OWHA

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to extend a sincere thank you to the three Ontario Branches for their support. OWHA TEAM CHINA SERIES SHARING THE DREAM

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association welcomed the Women’s Olympic Hockey team of China as they trained in preparation for Vancouver. Team China won 18, tied 1 and lost 9 in a series of exhibition games against PWHL, CWHL and OUA/CIS teams. The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Judy Bain and the Board of Directors of Hockey Northwestern Ontario. We have enjoyed a very positive relationship over the past season DATE TEAM CHINA Score OPPOSITION Score LEAGUE and look forward to a very positive future together. Tuesday, Sept 8, 2009 Team China 4 Cambridge Fury 3 PWHL Sunday Sept 13t Team China 0 Mississauga Chiefs 3 CWHL Wednesday Sept 16 Team China 4 Stoney Creek Sabres 2PWHL Saturday Sept 19 Team China 6 LLFHL Midget AA All Stars 0 LLFHL Sunday Sept 20 Team China 6 Markham Stouffville Stars 4 PWHL The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Richard Waldroff, and the Wednesday Sept 23 Team China 2 Toronto Aeros 4 PWHL Board of Directors of the Ottawa District Hockey Association. We enjoy very positive dialogue with members of the Saturday Sept 26 Team China 1 Mississauga Chiefs 4 CWHL ODHA and look forward to moving forward with respect and support. Sunday Sept 27 Team China 5 Waterloo PWHL 2 PWHL Wednesday Sept 30 Team China 4 University of Toronto Varsity Blues 3 OUA/CIS Saturday Oct 3 Team China 4 York Lions (York University) 1 OUA/CIS Sunday Oct 4 Team China 6 York Lions (York University) 2 OUA/CIS Friday Oct 9 Team China 2 Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks 2 OUA/CIS The Ontario Women’s Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Joe Drago and the Board of Saturday Oct 10 Team China 4 Team Ontario Blue 0 U18, OWHA Directors of the Ontario Hockey Federation. We appreciate the opportunity to work with the Member Partners who Sunday Oct 11 Team China 0 Team Ontario Red 9 U18, OWHA are: Alliance Hockey, Greater Toronto Hockey League, Northern Ontario Hockey Association, Ontario Hockey Association, Ontario Hockey League and the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Wednesday Oct 14 Team China 8 University of Waterloo 2 OUA/CIS Saturday Oct 17 Team China 8 Etobicoke Dolphins 2 PWHL Sunday Oct 18 Team China 9 Hamilton Hawks 1 PWHL Wednesday Oct 21 Team China 3 Durham West Lightning 0 PWHL Saturday Oct 24 Team China 1 Vaughan Flames 3 CWHL Sunday Oct 25 Team China 4 Burlington Barracudas 1 CWHL Wednesday Oct 28 Team China 4 Whitby Wolves 2 PWHL Sunday, Jan 24 Team China 4 Etobicoke Dolphins 1 PWHL Wednesday Jan 27 Team China 1 Laurier University 3 OUA Saturday Jan 30 Team China 4 Vaughan Flames 2 CWHL The Ontario Women's Hockey Association Sunday Jan 31 Team China 1 Mississauga Chiefs 4 PWHL is a member of Wednesday Feb 3 Team China 7 University of Toronto 2 OUA Hockey Canada Thursday Feb 4 Team China 1 Toronto Aeros 4 PWHL and

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31 32 FRIENDS OF THE OWHA

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to extend a sincere thank you to the three Ontario Branches for their support. OWHA TEAM CHINA SERIES SHARING THE DREAM

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association welcomed the Women’s Olympic Hockey team of China as they trained in preparation for Vancouver. Team China won 18, tied 1 and lost 9 in a series of exhibition games against PWHL, CWHL and OUA/CIS teams. The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Judy Bain and the Board of Directors of Hockey Northwestern Ontario. We have enjoyed a very positive relationship over the past season DATE TEAM CHINA Score OPPOSITION Score LEAGUE and look forward to a very positive future together. Tuesday, Sept 8, 2009 Team China 4 Cambridge Fury 3 PWHL Sunday Sept 13t Team China 0 Mississauga Chiefs 3 CWHL Wednesday Sept 16 Team China 4 Stoney Creek Sabres 2 PWHL Saturday Sept 19 Team China 6 LLFHL Midget AA All Stars 0 LLFHL Sunday Sept 20 Team China 6 Markham Stouffville Stars 4 PWHL The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Richard Waldroff, and the Wednesday Sept 23 Team China 2 Toronto Aeros 4 PWHL Board of Directors of the Ottawa District Hockey Association. We enjoy very positive dialogue with members of the Saturday Sept 26 Team China 1 Mississauga Chiefs 4 CWHL ODHA and look forward to moving forward with respect and support. Sunday Sept 27 Team China 5 Waterloo PWHL 2 PWHL Wednesday Sept 30 Team China 4 University of Toronto Varsity Blues 3 OUA/CIS Saturday Oct 3 Team China 4 York Lions (York University) 1 OUA/CIS Sunday Oct 4 Team China 6 York Lions (York University) 2 OUA/CIS Friday Oct 9 Team China 2 Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks 2 OUA/CIS The Ontario Women’s Association would like to express our sincere gratitude to Joe Drago and the Board of Saturday Oct 10 Team China 4 Team Ontario Blue 0 U18, OWHA Directors of the Ontario Hockey Federation. We appreciate the opportunity to work with the Member Partners who Sunday Oct 11 Team China 0 Team Ontario Red 9 U18, OWHA are: Alliance Hockey, Greater Toronto Hockey League, Northern Ontario Hockey Association, Ontario Hockey Association, Ontario Hockey League and the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Wednesday Oct 14 Team China 8 University of Waterloo 2 OUA/CIS Saturday Oct 17 Team China 8 Etobicoke Dolphins 2 PWHL Sunday Oct 18 Team China 9 Hamilton Hawks 1 PWHL Wednesday Oct 21 Team China 3 Durham West Lightning 0 PWHL Saturday Oct 24 Team China 1 Vaughan Flames 3 CWHL Sunday Oct 25 Team China 4 Burlington Barracudas 1 CWHL Wednesday Oct 28 Team China 4 Whitby Wolves 2 PWHL Sunday, Jan 24 Team China 4 Etobicoke Dolphins 1 PWHL Wednesday Jan 27 Team China 1 Laurier University 3 OUA Saturday Jan 30 Team China 4 Vaughan Flames 2 CWHL The Ontario Women's Hockey Association Sunday Jan 31 Team China 1 Mississauga Chiefs 4 PWHL is a member of Wednesday Feb 3 Team China 7 University of Toronto 2 OUA Hockey Canada Thursday Feb 4 Team China 1 Toronto Aeros 4 PWHL and

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31 32 MAYOR HAZEL McCALLION THE OWHA SALUTES IRENE BRYSON “Go Grandma Go” The contributions she has made, and continues to make, every day have a major impact on the citizens of Canada. Hazel is respected and admired by both men and women for her excellence and commitment to Irene Bryson was born June 13, 1929. people. She succeeded throughout an era that often closed doors on females. Hazel remained focused and showed through hard work and Irene Bryson is a veteran player who played forward for the determination that women deserved rights and opportunities. She earned Rexdale Women’s Hockey League in 2009/2010. Irene and her a place for herself and has served as a role model for many other successful Canadian women. husband, Cameron made the one-hour drive to the arena from their Hazel is an icon in the world of women’s hockey. The participation of female hockey as a medal sport in home in Newmarket! 1998 in Nagano, Japan and in 2002 in Salt Lake City would not have been possible without the support of Hazel McCallion. She is very much a part of the Canadian Team’s gold medal victories in Salt Lake The oldest player to ever play in the NHL was Gordie Howe, and he City, Turin and Vancouver. was only 52 years old. For those of us who know Irene Bryson, we Hazel’s love of sports led her to challenge the belief that “girls can’t play hockey”. In the 1940’s, Hazel might consider Gordie a “wimp” - Irene Bryson has him beat by 28 and her sister laced up their skate to play for a team in Gaspé. She may actually have been the first professional women’s hockey player as she was paid $5.00 per game. years! In the late 1970’s, Mayor McCallion joined the Board of Regents of the Ontario Women's Hockey This June Irene celebrates her 80th birthday and is the eldest registered woman that is actively Association (OWHA). The OWHA had been formed in 1975 as a province-wide organization to promote the development of female hockey. At this time, girls’ hockey struggled against tremendous hostility. It playing in the OWHA, and of course, the RHWL. was almost impossible to get ice time, sponsorship support or any credibility. Talented players had limited competitive opportunities and young girls had nowhere to play. Irene has played on a team since she was 21, and when she started out there was, “body- Hazel was a role model. She showed that women could succeed. In addition, she became checking and everything,” With equipment almost non-existent, Irene had only a pair of gloves spokesperson for the game. Hazel was a credible person – when she spoke, people listened – when and shin pads – and NO HELMET. Can you imagine what the OWHA would think? But she stated that girls and women could play hockey, they did. Hazel became an active lobbyist. If girls and women could not get ice time, she made phone calls and secured support. Hazel encouraged the according to Irene’s son Larry, Irene has always been, “Tough as nails” and when he was 16, corporate sector to get involved and they did, making it possible for more girls to enjoy hockey and gain valuable life skills. Publicly, Hazel McCallion spoke at meetings and to the press – hockey is our Irene could still beat him in a play fight.” Canadian game – hockey is for every Canadian girl and woman. Even just a few years ago Irene was among our league’s top scorers. Irene’s dedication to the By the mid 1980’s the momentum of women’s hockey was expanding to other countries. It was game of hockey is nothing short of inspirational and I hope that 40 years from now I have half becoming apparent that the challenges we faced were universal. Hazel McCallion’s role must be expanded! In 1987, against overwhelming odds, the Ontario Women's Hockey Association hosted the the heart and determination that Irene Bryson has both on and off the ice. very successful, “First Women’s World Hockey Tournament” in North York and Mississauga. Hazel was the Honourary Chairperson. Hazel’s credibility and hard work made this event a success and the Last year in an article for the Toronto Star, Irene stated that she was aiming to keep playing catalyst for world championships and Olympic competition. until she was 80. Well Irene, now that you’ve reached that milestone I think we would all agree At the international level, Hazel quickly became a role model for female hockey players throughout the that you should now aim for 90! world. Her advice has helped them create better opportunities in their countries. They also gain courage in her example of an exceptionally successful female in countries still heavily dominated by In honor of Irene’s 80th birthday, and her participation in the playing the great game of hockey men. over the years, the RWHL presented her with a commemorative plaque and Toronto Maple Hazel continued her work, lobbying for female hockey acceptance and participation at all levels. Her local contributions brought support and opportunities for young girls who gain valuable self-esteem and Leafs #80 Jersey autographed by Darryl Sittler. life skills through hockey. Municipal governments became aware of their role in supporting female The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association is honoured to recognize Irene Bryson. We thank athletics. Irene for all the years of great playing and inspiration she has given to the league and to all of Hazel’s leadership and excellence have made it possible for girls and women to live their dream of Olympic competition. She has made an everlasting contribution to the equality of opportunities for girls female hockey. Here’s hoping for many more years of hockey fun and friendship!. and women of all ages. Thank you Hazel from the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association! Thanks to Laura Healy for her files

33 34 MAYOR HAZEL McCALLION THE OWHA SALUTES IRENE BRYSON “Go Grandma Go” The contributions she has made, and continues to make, every day have a major impact on the citizens of Canada. Hazel is respected and admired by both men and women for her excellence and commitment to Irene Bryson was born June 13, 1929. people. She succeeded throughout an era that often closed doors on females. Hazel remained focused and showed through hard work and Irene Bryson is a veteran player who played forward for the determination that women deserved rights and opportunities. She earned Rexdale Women’s Hockey League in 2009/2010. Irene and her a place for herself and has served as a role model for many other successful Canadian women. husband, Cameron made the one-hour drive to the arena from their Hazel is an icon in the world of women’s hockey. The participation of female hockey as a medal sport in home in Newmarket! 1998 in Nagano, Japan and in 2002 in Salt Lake City would not have been possible without the support of Hazel McCallion. She is very much a part of the Canadian Team’s gold medal victories in Salt Lake The oldest player to ever play in the NHL was Gordie Howe, and he City, Turin and Vancouver. was only 52 years old. For those of us who know Irene Bryson, we Hazel’s love of sports led her to challenge the belief that “girls can’t play hockey”. In the 1940’s, Hazel might consider Gordie a “wimp” - Irene Bryson has him beat by 28 and her sister laced up their skate to play for a team in Gaspé. She may actually have been the first professional women’s hockey player as she was paid $5.00 per game. years! In the late 1970’s, Mayor McCallion joined the Board of Regents of the Ontario Women's Hockey This June Irene celebrates her 80th birthday and is the eldest registered woman that is actively Association (OWHA). The OWHA had been formed in 1975 as a province-wide organization to promote the development of female hockey. At this time, girls’ hockey struggled against tremendous hostility. It playing in the OWHA, and of course, the RHWL. was almost impossible to get ice time, sponsorship support or any credibility. Talented players had limited competitive opportunities and young girls had nowhere to play. Irene has played on a team since she was 21, and when she started out there was, “body- Hazel was a role model. She showed that women could succeed. In addition, she became checking and everything,” With equipment almost non-existent, Irene had only a pair of gloves spokesperson for the game. Hazel was a credible person – when she spoke, people listened – when and shin pads – and NO HELMET. Can you imagine what the OWHA would think? But she stated that girls and women could play hockey, they did. Hazel became an active lobbyist. If girls and women could not get ice time, she made phone calls and secured support. Hazel encouraged the according to Irene’s son Larry, Irene has always been, “Tough as nails” and when he was 16, corporate sector to get involved and they did, making it possible for more girls to enjoy hockey and gain valuable life skills. Publicly, Hazel McCallion spoke at meetings and to the press – hockey is our Irene could still beat him in a play fight.” Canadian game – hockey is for every Canadian girl and woman. Even just a few years ago Irene was among our league’s top scorers. Irene’s dedication to the By the mid 1980’s the momentum of women’s hockey was expanding to other countries. It was game of hockey is nothing short of inspirational and I hope that 40 years from now I have half becoming apparent that the challenges we faced were universal. Hazel McCallion’s role must be expanded! In 1987, against overwhelming odds, the Ontario Women's Hockey Association hosted the the heart and determination that Irene Bryson has both on and off the ice. very successful, “First Women’s World Hockey Tournament” in North York and Mississauga. Hazel was the Honourary Chairperson. Hazel’s credibility and hard work made this event a success and the Last year in an article for the Toronto Star, Irene stated that she was aiming to keep playing catalyst for world championships and Olympic competition. until she was 80. Well Irene, now that you’ve reached that milestone I think we would all agree At the international level, Hazel quickly became a role model for female hockey players throughout the that you should now aim for 90! world. Her advice has helped them create better opportunities in their countries. They also gain courage in her example of an exceptionally successful female in countries still heavily dominated by In honor of Irene’s 80th birthday, and her participation in the playing the great game of hockey men. over the years, the RWHL presented her with a commemorative plaque and Toronto Maple Hazel continued her work, lobbying for female hockey acceptance and participation at all levels. Her local contributions brought support and opportunities for young girls who gain valuable self-esteem and Leafs #80 Jersey autographed by Darryl Sittler. life skills through hockey. Municipal governments became aware of their role in supporting female The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association is honoured to recognize Irene Bryson. We thank athletics. Irene for all the years of great playing and inspiration she has given to the league and to all of Hazel’s leadership and excellence have made it possible for girls and women to live their dream of Olympic competition. She has made an everlasting contribution to the equality of opportunities for girls female hockey. Here’s hoping for many more years of hockey fun and friendship!. and women of all ages. Thank you Hazel from the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association! Thanks to Laura Healy for her files

33 34 IN LOVING MEMORY OF FOUR VERY SPECIAL TEAMMATES

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association was saddened to hear of the passing of Linda Greer after a brief and courageous battle with cancer on January 19th 2010 at Kingston General Hospital. The Greer family have dedicated many years to the advancement of women’s hockey in various roles. They were involved with the Stoney Creek Girls Hockey and more recently with the West Northumberland Girls Hockey Association. Linda attended many local and provincial meetings and will be missed by the many volunteers who enjoyed working with her. Wayne is a coaching instructor with the OWHA. Our thoughts and prayers are with Wayne, Allison, Kaitlyn and the entire family

The hockey community was saddened by passing of Frank Pindar on December 8, 2009. He was surrounded by his loving wife, Libby and sons Sean and Kyle. Frank was an Officer of the Ontario Hockey Federation at the time of his death. Prior to that, he served on the GTHL Board of Directors. Holding various positions at U of T. he was a supporter of the University of Toronto Lady Blues. The OWHA thanks Frank for his life-long contributions to hockey as a strong leader who was a great listener and cared for the game and the people in it.

TEAM POUNDER – GOLD MEDALISTS

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association is saddened by the loss of Bev Mallory who passed away April 17th, 2010. Bev has left a legacy as a pioneer and advocate of women’s hockey. Bev was a founding member of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association. Her contributions have had an impact on the growth and development of female hockey throughout Ontario, Canada and the World. She has been very involved with the Stoney Creek Girls Hockey Association and the Hamilton Women’s Hockey Association. Bev has been a tireless volunteer and a great friend of many in the game. Our thoughts and prayers are with Ann, George, Joe, Keith, Louise and the entire Mallory family

TEAM WEATHERSTON – SILVER MEDALISTS

On March 10, 2010, Donna Weber died in Kitchener, surrounded by her family. She was 70. Donna was a key volunteer at the 1997 Women’s World Championship in Kitchener. Her kindness and generosity inspired players, volunteers and VIP’s. She again contributed at the 2002 and 2006 Four Nations Cups at the Aud. She has been honoured and recognized for her efforts which has included induction into the Waterloo Region Hall of Fame, Volunteer of the Year for both Kitchener Minor Hockey and Kitchener Minor Baseball, and Life Member of Kitchener Minor Hockey Donna’s legacy lives on.

The participants and supporters of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association Provincial Championship and all the members of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association extend our most sincere condolences to the Greer, Pindar, Mallory and Weber family and friends. TEAM PHILLIPS – BRONZE MEDALISTS You will all be forever remembered for your participation in women’s hockey.

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The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association was saddened to hear of the passing of Linda Greer after a brief and courageous battle with cancer on January 19th 2010 at Kingston General Hospital. The Greer family have dedicated many years to the advancement of women’s hockey in various roles. They were involved with the Stoney Creek Girls Hockey and more recently with the West Northumberland Girls Hockey Association. Linda attended many local and provincial meetings and will be missed by the many volunteers who enjoyed working with her. Wayne is a coaching instructor with the OWHA. Our thoughts and prayers are with Wayne, Allison, Kaitlyn and the entire family

The hockey community was saddened by passing of Frank Pindar on December 8, 2009. He was surrounded by his loving wife, Libby and sons Sean and Kyle. Frank was an Officer of the Ontario Hockey Federation at the time of his death. Prior to that, he served on the GTHL Board of Directors. Holding various positions at U of T. he was a supporter of the University of Toronto Lady Blues. The OWHA thanks Frank for his life-long contributions to hockey as a strong leader who was a great listener and cared for the game and the people in it.

TEAM POUNDER – GOLD MEDALISTS

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association is saddened by the loss of Bev Mallory who passed away April 17th, 2010. Bev has left a legacy as a pioneer and advocate of women’s hockey. Bev was a founding member of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association. Her contributions have had an impact on the growth and development of female hockey throughout Ontario, Canada and the World. She has been very involved with the Stoney Creek Girls Hockey Association and the Hamilton Women’s Hockey Association. Bev has been a tireless volunteer and a great friend of many in the game. Our thoughts and prayers are with Ann, George, Joe, Keith, Louise and the entire Mallory family

TEAM WEATHERSTON – SILVER MEDALISTS

On March 10, 2010, Donna Weber died in Kitchener, surrounded by her family. She was 70. Donna was a key volunteer at the 1997 Women’s World Championship in Kitchener. Her kindness and generosity inspired players, volunteers and VIP’s. She again contributed at the 2002 and 2006 Four Nations Cups at the Aud. She has been honoured and recognized for her efforts which has included induction into the Waterloo Region Hall of Fame, Volunteer of the Year for both Kitchener Minor Hockey and Kitchener Minor Baseball, and Life Member of Kitchener Minor Hockey Donna’s legacy lives on.

The participants and supporters of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association Provincial Championship and all the members of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association extend our most sincere condolences to the Greer, Pindar, Mallory and Weber family and friends. TEAM PHILLIPS – BRONZE MEDALISTS You will all be forever remembered for your participation in women’s hockey.

35 SSEEAASSOONN TTOO RREEMMEEMMBBEERR

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Ontario Red 2009/10

TEAM OWHA BLUE-U18 NATIONAL SILVER

Team Ontario Blue 2009/10

TEAM OWHA THUNDER BAY QUEENS NATIONAL FEMALE MIDGET CHAMPIONS