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Iihf World Women's Championship 2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 Jukka Rautio/HHOF-IIHF Images Jukka Rautio/HHOF-IIHF 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s TEAM CENTRALIZED ROSTER ALIGNEMENt officiel de l’équipe NATIONALE FÉMININE 2009-10 2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster 2 Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s Team 2009-10 HORAIRE DES MAtchs d’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM CENTRALIZED ROSTER STAFF FORMATION CENTRALISÉE DE L’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE DU CANADA PERSONNEL # Name P S HT WT BorN HomeToWN 2008-09 Team President/Président:...................Hockey Canada . Penticton, BC ......Bob Nicholson # Nom P L T P Née ViLLe d’origiNe équiPe 2008-09 Vice president, Hockey/ 1 Shannon Szabados g L/g 5'8" 147 08/06/86 edmonton, aB grant macewan (aCaC) - men’s Vice-président, hockey :................Hockey Canada ..................Vancouver, BC . .Johnny misley 32 Charline Labonté g L/g 5'9" 173 10/15/82 Boisbriand, qC mcgill university (CiS) director, Female Hockey/ directrice, hockey féminin: .............Hockey Canada . montreal, qC......Julie Healy 33 Kim St-Pierre g L/g 5'9" 156 12/14/78 Chateauguay, qC montreal Stars (CWHL) Head Coach/entraîneure-chef: . Hockey Canada . oyen, aB..........melody davidson assistant Coach/entraîneur adjoint: . Hockey Canada . Kamloops, BC......doug Lidster 3 Carla macLeod d r/d 5'4" 133 06/16/82 Calgary, aB Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) assistant Coach/entraîneur adjoint: . mcgill university (CiS)............Lachine, qC . .Peter Smith 4 Becky Kellar d L/g 5'7" 146 01/01/75 Hagersville, oN Burlington Barracudas (CWHL) Video manager/responsable, vidéo : . .Hockey Canada . Laval, qC..........marco marciano 5 Colleen Sostorics d r/d 5'4" 168 12/17/79 Kennedy, SK Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) goaltending Consultant/ 9 gillian Ferrari d r/d 5'8" 154 06/23/80 Thornhill, oN Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) Consultant des gardiennes:.............Hockey Canada . Coboconk, oN . dave Jamieson 12 meaghan mikkelson d r/d 5'9" 150 01/04/85 St. albert, aB edmonton Chimos (WWHL) equipment manager/ 18 Catherine Ward d L/g 5'6" 135 02/28/87 montreal, qC mcgill university (CiS) responsable de l’équipement: ..........Hockey Canada . didsbury, aB.......robin mcdonald 23 Jocelyne Larocque d L/g 5'6" 140 05/19/88 Ste. anne, mB univ. of minnesota-duluth (WCHa) Therapist/Thérapeute:.................London Knights (oHL) . London, oN .......doug Stacey 25 Tessa Bonhomme d L/g 5'7" 140 07/23/85 Sudbury, oN Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) massage Therapist/massothérapeute:...Hockey Canada . oakville, oN . domenic manchisi 34 delaney Collins d L/g 5'4" 130 05/02/77 Pilot mound, mB Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) Strength & Conditioning/ Préparateur physique: ..................Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) ....oshawa, oN.......ryan van asten mental training consultant/ 2 meghan agosta F/a L/g 5'7" 147 02/12/87 ruthven, oN mercyhurst College (CHa) Consultant en formation mentale . Hockey Canada . Toronto, oN.......Peter Jensen 6 rebecca Johnston F/a L/g 5'7" 167 09/24/89 Sudbury, oN Cornell university (eCaC) Coordinator, High Performance/ 7 Cherie Piper F/a r/d 5'6" 167 06/29/81 Scarborough, oN Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) Coordonnatrice, haute performance:....Hockey Canada . mississauga, oN . .Lesley reddon media relations/ relations médias : ....Hockey Canada ..................moose Jaw, SK .....Chris Jurewicz 10 gillian apps F/a L/g 6'0" 177 11/02/83 unionville, oN Brampton Canadette-Thunder (CWHL) 13 Caroline ouellette F/a L/g 5'11" 172 05/25/79 montreal, qC montreal Stars (CWHL) 16 Jayna Hefford F/a L/g 5'5" 138 05/14/77 Kingston, oN Brampton Canadette-Thunder (CWHL) 17 Jennifer Botterill F/a L/g 5'9" 158 05/01/79 Winnipeg, mB mississauga Chiefs (CWHL) 19 Brianne Jenner F/a r/d 5'9" 163 05/04/91 oakville, oN mississauga Chiefs (CWHL) 20 Jennifer Wakefield F/a r/d 5'9" 170 06/15/89 Pickering, oN university of New Hampshire (He) 21 Haley irwin F/a L/g 5'7" 172 06/06/88 Thunder Bay, oN univ. of minnesota-duluth (WCHa) 22 Hayley Wickenheiser F/a r/d 5'10" 171 08/12/78 Shaunavon, SK ekilstuna Linden (SWe d2, m) 26 Sarah Vaillancourt F/a r/d 5'6" 140 05/08/85 Sherbrooke, qC Harvard university (eCaC) 27 gina Kingsbury F/a L/g 5'8" 137 11/26/81 rouyn-Noranda, qC Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) 29 marie-Philip Poulin F/a L/g 5'6" 160 03/28/91 Beauceville, qC dawson College (CegeP) 2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster 3 Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s Team game schedule 2009-10 HORAIRE DES MAtchs d’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE/L'HORAIRE EST SUJET À CHANGEMENT SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE/L'HORAIRE EST SUJET À CHANGEMENT All Times Local/Les heures affichées sont à l’heure locale All Times Local/Les heures affichées sont à l’heure locale DATe Time eVeNT TeamS areNa DATe Time eVeNT TeamS areNa DATe Heure éVéNemeNT équiPeS aréNa DATe Heure éVéNemeNT équiPeS aréNa AUGUST 2009 15TH SATurdAy 19:00 Game Canada–Sweden/ Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 16TH FridAy 19:00 Game Canada-USA/ Spokane SAMdi Match Canada–Suède vENdrEdi Match Canada – États Unis 17TH MONdAy 19:00 Game Canada–U22 Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 20TH TuESdAy 19:00 Game Canada Grande Prairie Coca-Cola Centre LuNdi Match MArdi Match -Grande Prairie Storm 18TH TuESdAy 19:00 Game Canada–U22 Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 21ST WEdNESdAy 19:45 Game Canada Edmonton Clareview A MArdi Match MErcrEdi Match -Edmonton K of C Pats 20TH THurSdAy 19:00 Game Canada–U22 Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 22Nd THurSdAy 18:45 Game Canada Strathmore JEudi Match JEudi Match -UFA Bisons 31TH MONdAy 19:30 Game Canada-Sweden/ GM Place - Vancouver 26TH MONdAy 19:30 Game Red-White Father David Bauer Olympic Arena LuNdi Match Canada–Suède LuNdi Match Intersquad game 27TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena SEPTEMBER 2009 MArdi Match -Calgary Flames 1ST TuESdAy 19:30 Game Finland–Canada/ GM Place - Vancouver MArdi Match Finlande–Canada NOVEMBER 2009 3rd thurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada–USA/ GM Place - Vancouver 1ST SuNdAy TBD Game Canada-Sweden Sweden JEudi Match Canada–États Unis diMANche Match 5TH SaturdAy TBD Game Semi-final/ GM Place - Vancouver 3rd TuESdAy 18:30 Game Sweden-Canada Vierumaki, Finland SAMEdi Match Demi-finale MArdi Match 6TH SuNdAy TBD Game Gold or bronze/ GM Place – Vancouver 4TH WEdNESdAy 18:30 Game Finland-Canada Kerava, Finland diMANcHE Match Or ou bronze MErcrEdi Match 24TH THurSdAy TBD Game Canada–Midget AAA Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 6TH FridAy 18:30 Game Canada-USA Vierumaki, Finland JEudi Match vENdrEdi Match 25TH FridAy TBD Game Canada–Midget AAA Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 7TH SaturdAy TBD Game TBD Finland vENdrEdi Match SAMEdi Match 26TH SaturdAy TBD Game Canada–Midget AAA Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 17TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena SAMEdi Match MArdi Match -Calgary Royals 27TH SuNdAy TBD Game Canada–Midget AAA Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 19TH THurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada Edmonton Confederation diMANcHE Match JEudi Match -Edmonton SSAC Athletics 29TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Red-White Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 20TH FridAy 19:30 Game Canada Leduc Rec Center MArdi Match Intersquad game vENdrEdi Match -Leduc Oil Kings 24TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena OCTOBER 2009 MArdi Match -Calgary Northstars 2Nd FridAy 20:00 Game Canada Red Deer Arena 26TH THurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena vENdrEdi Match -Red Deer Rebels JEudi Match -Calgary Buffaloes 5TH MONdAy 19:00 Game Canada-USA/ Victoria Save-On Foods Centre LuNdi Match Canada – États Unis DECEMBER 2009 7TH WEdNESdAy 19:30 Game Canada Medicine Hat Arena 1ST TuESdAy 19:15 Game Canada Red Deer Arena MErcrEdi Match -Medicine Hat Tigers MArdi Match -Red Deer Rebels 8TH THurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada Lethbridge Henderson Arena 3rd THurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena JEudi Match -Lethbridge Titans JEudi Match -Calgary Northstars 13TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Canada Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 5TH SaturdAy TBD Game Canada Max Bell Centre MArdi Match -Calgary Buffaloes SAMEdi Match -Calgary Canucks 2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster 4 Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s Team game schedule 2009-10 HORAIRE DES MAtchs d’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE/L'HORAIRE EST SUJET À CHANGEMENT SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE/L'HORAIRE EST SUJET À CHANGEMENT All Times Local/Les heures affichées sont à l’heure locale All Times Local/Les heures affichées sont à l’heure locale DATe Time eVeNT TeamS areNa DATe Time eVeNT TeamS areNa DATe Heure éVéNemeNT équiPeS aréNa DATe Heure éVéNemeNT équiPeS aréNa FEBRUARY 2010 7TH MONdAy 19:30 Game Canadas Father David Bauer Olympic Arena 2Nd TuESdAy TBD Game Canada-TBD TBD LuNdi Match -UFA Bison MArdi Match 12TH SaturdAy TBD Game Canada-USA/ Denver 5TH FridAy TBD Game Canada-TBD TBD SAMEdi Match Canada – États Unis vENdrEdi Match 15TH TuESdAy 19:30 Game Canada-USA/ Pengrowth Saddledome 6TH SaturdAy TBD Game Canada-TBD TBD MArdi Match Canada – États Unis SAMEdi Match 17TH THurSdAy 19:30 Game Canada Medicine Hat Arena 13TH SaturdAy 17:00 Game Canada-Slovakia/ GM Place - Vancouver JEudi Match -Medicine Hat Tigers SAMEdi Match Canada-Slovaquie 18TH FridAy 20:30 Game Canada Lethbridge Henderson Arena 15TH MONdAy 14:30 Game Switzerland-Canada UBC Thunderbird Arena vENdrEdi Match -Lethbridge Titans LuNdi Match 30TH WEdNESdAy 19:00 Game Canada-USA/ Minneapolis 17TH WEdNESdAy 14:30 Game Canada-Sweden UBC Thunderbird Arena MErcrEdi Match Canada – États Unis MErcrEdi Match 22Nd MONdAy TBD Game TBD (Semi-final) GM Place – Vancouver JANUARY 2010 LuNdi Match 1ST FridAy 19:00 Game Canada-USA/ Ottawa 25TH THurSdAy TBD Game TBD GM Place - Vancouver vENdrEdi Match Canada – États Unis JEudi Match 10TH SuNdAy 19:30 Game Canada St.
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