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Canadian Hockey Association Association canadienne de hockey Media Guide Guide de presse 1999 Canadian National Women’s Team L’Équipe canadienne nationale féminine de 1999 1999 World Women’s Hockey Championship Championnat mondial de hockey féminin de 1999 Table of Contents ■ Table des matières CHA Directory . .2 Répertoire de l’ACH . .2 of Contents Table CHA Branches and Centres of Excellence . .3 Branches de l’ACH et les Centres d’excellence . .3 CHA Female Council . .4 Conseil féminin de l’ACH . .4 Message from Bob McKinnon . .6 Message de Bob McKinnon . .6 Message from Bob Nicholson . .7 Message de Bob Nicholson . .7 Tom Renney . .8 Tom Renney . .8 Team Schedules . .9 Horaires de l’équipe . .9 Media Policy . .10 Politique en matière des médias . .10 Team Roster . .11 L’alignement de l’équipe . .11 Gaëtan Robitaille . .12 Gaëtan Robitaille . .12 Danièle Sauvageau . .13 Danièle Sauvageau . .13 Ken Dufton . .14 Ken Dufton . .14 Karen Hughes . .15 Karen Hughes . .15 Team Staff . .16 Personnel de l’équipe . .16 Player Profiles . .17 Biographies des joueurs . .17 IIHF Women’s Hockey Rules . .41 Réglements spécifiques au hockey Chronology of Women’s Hockey . .42 féminin de la FIHG . .41 Statistics Chronologie du hockey féminin . .43 • World Championships . .44 Statistiques • Pacific Rim Championships . .49 • Championnats mondial . .44 • 3 Nations Tournament . .50 • Championnats pacifique . .49 • Winter Olympics . .52 • Coupe des trois nations . .50 • Christmas Cup (Under 22) . .53 • Jeux olympiques d’hiver . .52 • 1999 Ontario/Quebec Tour . .54 • Coupe de Noël (moins de 22 ans) . .53 Esso Women’s National • 1999 Tournée Ontario/Québec . .54 Hockey Championship . .55 Championnat national de hockey féminin Esso . .55 Vicky Sunohara after a Canadian goal in Oshawa during the 1999 Ontario/ Quebec Tour against Finland. Vicky Sunohara après un but canadien contre les Finlandaises à Oshawa pendant la Tournée Ontario/Québec de 1999. Équipe nationale féminine de1999 National Women’s Team 1 CHA Directory ■ Répertoire de l’ACH Web Site/Site web : http://www.canadianhockey.ca Email/Couriel : [email protected] Calgary Ottawa CHA Staff Directory 2424 University Drive NW 1600 promenade James Naismith Drive Calgary, AB, T2N 3Y9 Gloucester, ON, K1B 5N4 Tel: (403) 777-3636 Fax: (403) 777-3635 Tel: (613) 748-5613 Fax: (613) 748-5709 Officers of the Association Conseil d’administration Chair of the Board Bob MacKinnon Président du Conseil Executive Vice Chair Wayne Russell Vice-président exécutif Past Chair of the Board Frank Lento Président sortant du Conseil Vice-Chair At-Large Sheldon Lanchbery Vice-président Vice-Chair At-Large Don Brown Vice-président Vice-Chair At-Large Allan Matthews Vice-président Vice-Chair At-Large Jed Ritcey Vice-président President Bob Nicholson Président Staff Personnel President Bob Nicholson Président Vice-President, Finance Paul Delparte Vice-président, finances Vice-President, Hockey Tom Renney Vice-président, hockey Vice-President, Operations Scott Smith Vice-président, opérations Director, High Performance Denis Hainault Directeur, haute performance Director, Insurance Glen McCurdie Directeur, assurance Director, Development/Manager, Coaching Johnny Misley Directeur, développement/Gérant, entraînement Director, Communications/Membership Services Brad Pascall Directeur, communications et services aux membres Director, Scouting Barry Trapp Directeur du dépistage Senior Manager, Finance Earl Young Gérant senior, finances General Mgr. Female High Perf. Programs Gaëtan Robitaille D.-G. du programme de haute performance féminins Manager, High Performance Programming/Video Ray Bennett Gérant, production video et programme de haute performance Manager, Communications André Brin Gérant, communications Manager, Accounting Rosmarie Buxbaum Gérante, finances Manager, Female Development Shelley Coolidge Gérante, programmes féminins Manager, Officiating Vernon Doyle Gérant, arbitrage Manager, In-Line Hockey Dave Easter Gérant, Hockey à roues alignées Manager, Sponsorship and Promotions (Interim) Jennifer Fisher (intérimaire) Gérante, commandites Manager, Sponsorship and Promotions (Maternity Leave) Joanne Gray (congé de maternité) Gérante, commandites Manager, Accounting Rhonda Holland Gérante, finances Manager, Minor Hockey Mark Howell Gérant, hockey mineur Manager, Regulations and Administration Rob Litwinski Gérant, règlements et administration Manager, Domestic Events John Moersch Gérant, événements nationaux Manager, National Team Alumni Programs Gary Davidson Gérant, programme des anciens de l’Équipe nationale Manager, Merchandising and Licensing Dale Ptycia Gérant, marchandise Manager, Information Systems TBA Gérant, systèmes informatiques Manager, Atlantic Centre of Excellence Pat McLaughlin Gérant, Centre d’excellence de l’Atlantique Manager, BC Centre of Excellence Rob Patterson Gérant, Centre d’excellence de C.-B. Manager, Ontario Centre of Excellence Marty Savoy Gérant, Centre d’excellence d’Ontario Manager, Quebec Centre of Excellence Eric LaTerreur Gérant, Centre d’excellence de Québec Manager, Western Centre of Excellence TBA Gérant, Centre d’excellence de l’Ouest General Mgr., Head Coach, National Men’s Team Mike Johnston Entraîneur-chef, et D.-G. Équipe nationale, hommes Assistant Coach, National Men’s Team Willie Desjardins entraîneur adjoint, Équipe nationale, hommes Equipment Mgr. High Perf. & Men’s National Team Gus Thorson Gérant de l’équipement, Équipe nationale, hommes Physiotherapist, National Men’s Team Geoff Horne Physiothérapeute de l’Équipe nationale, hommes Coordinator, Breakaway Tammy Blakeney Coordonnatrice, Breakaway Coordinator, High Performance TBA Coordonnateur, Haute performance Coordinator, Travel Marsha Grant Coordonnatrice, voyages Coordinator, Video Ryan Jankowski Coordonnateur, vidéo Coordinator, Breakaway Viviane Lafontaine Coordonnatrice, Breakaway Coordinator, Insurance Claims Jayne Livingston Coordonnatrice, assurances Coordinator, Sponsorship and Events Michelle McCrea Coordonnatrice, marketing et commandites Coordinator, In-Line Hockey Corey McNabb Coordonnateur, hockey à roues alignées Coordinator, Media Relations Paul Nishikawa Coordonnateur, relations publiques Coordinator, Ontario Centre of Excellence Chris Hall Coordonnateur, Centre d’excellence d’Ontario Coordinator, Western Centre of Excellence Dave Leeper Coordonnateur, Centre d’excellence de l’Ouest Coordinator, Atlantic Centre of Excellence Luc Richard Coordonnateur, Centre d’excellence de l’Atlantique Coordinator, Atlantic Centre of Excellence Tony White Coordonnateur, Centre d’excellence de l’Atlantique Coordinator, BC Centre of Excellence Kolin Kriitmaa Coordonnateur, Centre d’excellence de C.-B. Support Staff Personnel de soutien Marguerite Appleby, Annick Day, Susan Demmings, Chantal Desjardins, Wendy Dubé, Danielle Dufour, Peggy Honey, Gloris Hui, Kevin Kloostra, Carmen Laflamme, Jennifer Merchant, Cindy Nield, Nicole Publicover, Carol Anne Roberts, Vicky St-Jacques, Janice Wasilew 2 Équipe nationale féminine de1999 National Women’s Team CHA Branches ■ Les branches de l’ACH Centres of Excellence ■ Centres d’excellence British Columbia Amateur Hockey Hockey Québec Centres of Excellence Association President: Rene Marcil Centres d’excellence President: Mike Henderson C.P. 1000, Succ. M Atlantic/Atlantique 6671 Oldfield Road 4545, av. Pierre-de-Coubertin 125 Station Street Saanichton, BC, V8M 2A1 Montréal, QC, H1V 3R2 Saint John, NB, E2L 4X4 Tel: (250) 652-2978 Tel: (514) 252-3079 Tel: (506) 652-2263 Fax: (250) 652-4536 Fax: (514) 252-3158 Fax (506) 652-6641 Email: [email protected] Hockey Alberta New Brunswick Amateur Hockey President: Malcolm Macleod Association Western/Ouest #1, 7875 - 48 Avenue President: Doug Steeves Canadian Airlines Saddledome CHA Branches Red Deer, AB, T4P 2K1 165 Regent Street, Suite 4 P.O. Box 1060, Station M Tel: (403) 342-6777 P.O. Box 456 Calgary, AB, T2P 2K8 Fax: (403) 346-4277 Fredericton, NB, E3B 4Z9 Tel: (403) 777-3644 Tel: (506) 453-0089 Fax: (403) 777-3641 Saskatchewan Hockey Fax: (506) 453-0868 Email: [email protected] Association President: Marcel Redekop Nova Scotia Hockey Association British Columbia #2-575 Park Street President: Denny Deveau Colombie-Britannique Regina, SK, S4N 5B2 6080 Young Street, Suite 910 General Motors Place Tel: (306) 789-5101 Halifax, NS, B3K 2A2 800 Griffiths Way Fax: (306) 789-6112 Tel: (902) 454-9400 Vancouver, BC, V6B 6G1 Fax: (902) 454-3883 Tel: (604) 899-7770 Hockey Manitoba Fax: (604) 899-7771 President: George Ulyatt Prince Edward Island Hockey Email: [email protected] 200 Main Street Association Winnipeg, MB, R3C 4M2 President: John Brehaut Ontario Tel: (204) 925-5757 P.O. Box 302 Hockey Hall of Fame, BCE Place Fax: (204) 925-5761 Charlottetown, PEI, C1A 7K7 30 Yonge Street Tel: (902) 368-4334 Toronto, ON, M5E 1X8 Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Fax: (902) 368-4337 Tel: (416) 360-7132 Association Fax: (416) 360-1316 President: Joe Tookenay Newfoundland and Labrador Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 27085 Hockey Association 600 E. Victoria Avenue President: George Fardy Quebec/Québec Thunder Bay, ON, P7C 1A7 15A High Street Centre Molson Centre Tel: (807) 622-4792 P.O. Box 176 1275 rue St-Antoine Ouest (807) 623-1542 Grand Falls-Windsor, NF A2A 2J4 Montréal, QC, H3C 5H8 Fax: (807) 623-0037 Tel: (709) 489-5512 Tél : (514) 925 2240 Fax: (709) 489-2273 Téléc :(514) 925-2243 Ontario Hockey Federation Couriel: [email protected] President: Allan Morris Northwest Territories Amateur 1185 Eglinton Avenue E. Suite 202 Hockey
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    SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 04/06/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1139049 Season finale of Kings-Ducks rivalry usually is must- 1139082 Avalanche reaches consecutive Stanley Cup Playoffs for watch. Not this season. first time in more than a decade 1139050 Ducks take feel-good, season-ending victory from Kings 1139083 Avalanche clinch playoffs with 3-2 overtime win over 1139051 Ducks rookie Max Jones works on his mental as well as Winnipeg physical game 1139084 The Avalanche rode their own roller coaster back to the playoffs Arizona Coyotes 1139052 Arizona Coyotes send goaltender Adin Hill to Tucson Columbus Blue Jackets 1139085 Blue Jackets clinch playoff spot in shootout nail-biter Boston Bruins 1139086 Coach, GM explain why they played Alexandre Texier 1139053 Bruins’ Karson Kuhlman pushing hard at his game 1139087 Who can? Kukan. The Jackets defenseman’s game is 1139054 Meet Bergerine, the Iowa girl named after Patrice growing and earning him a spot in the lineup Bergeron 1139055 Catching up with Ryan Donato: ‘I loved being the local guy Dallas Stars in Boston’ 1139088 'Not that checked in': Stars miss chance at extra playoff 1139056 The Bruins got a good look at rookie Zach Senyshyn in his momentum in blowout loss vs. Blackhawks first NHL game 1139089 With playoff spot clinched, here's why ice-time and more 1139057 Tampa Bay one last test for Bruins before postseason matters for Stars during trip to Chicago 1139058 Former Bruin Ryan Donato: 'I loved being in Boston' 1139090 Stars head to playoffs, and the opponent doesn't matter