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Ottawa Internationals TEAM STADNINGS GIRLS U9 Festival SNOW GIRLS U9 Festival ICE Standings Standings 1- Ottawa Internationals 1 1- Ottawa Internationals 1 2- Cumberland Cobras Blue 1 2- Cumberland Cobras Academy Blue 1 3- West Carleton Talons 1 3- Cumberland Cobras Academy White 1 4- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 1 4- Kingston Clippers 1 5- Kingston Clippers (Brown) 1 5- Gloucester Hornets Gold 1 6- Gloucester Hornets Black 1 6- West Ottawa Warriors 1 7- Cumberland Cobras White 1 7- Lakeshore SC 1 8- Carleton Place 1 8- Capital United 1 9- Adrenaline Lorraine-Rosemere 1 10- Cornwall Coyotes 1 GIRLS U10 Festival Snow GIRLS U10 Festival ICE Standings Standings 1- Ottawa Internationals Lightning Bolts 1 1- Ottawa Internationals Fireballs 1 2- Cumberland Cobras (Ufholz) 1 2- West Ottawa SC 1 3- Ottawa South United Power 1 3- Ottawa South United White 1 4- West Ottawa SC (Arsenault) 1 4- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 1 1 5- Nepean Hotspurs 1 5- FC Trois Lacs 1 6- Ottawa Nepean SC Storm (Pinheiro) 1 6- Cumberland Cobras Academy Blue 1 7- West Carleton Talons (Veldman) 1 7- Ottawa South United Force Black 1 8- Russell Raiders 1 8- Dollard Dragons 1 1- Ottawa Internationals T2 Black 1 9- Kingston United 1 2- Ottawa South United Blue 1 10- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 2 1 3- Cumberland Cobras White 1 4- Cornwall Coyotes 1 5- West Ottawa SC (Blauer) 1 6- Ottawa Nepean SC (Georgiou) 1 7- Glengarry Rockets 1 8- Inter de Greenfield Park 1 GIRLS U11 SNOW Bank GIRLS U11 ICE Pile Standings Standings 1- Ottawa Internationals Red 1 1- Ottawa Internationals 1 2- Cumberland Cobras White (Trites) 1 2- Gloucester Hornets 1 3- Cumberland Cobras Blue (Lagace) 1 3- Cumberland Cobras White (Pilon) 1 4- Lanark United 1 4- CS Saint Laurent 1 5- Cumberland Cobras (Tremblay) 1 5- CS lachine 1 6- Gloucester Hornets 1 6- Ottawa South United Force White 1 7- Pembroke United 1 7- Cumberland Cobras Academy (Bonadie) 1 8- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 1 8- West Carleton Talons 1 9- Lakeshore SC Black 1 9- Chateauguay Cougars 1 10- Ottawa Internationals Black 1 10- St-Lambert SC 1 GIRLS U12 SNOW Bank GIRLS U12 ICE Pile Standings Standings 1- Ottawa Internationals Black 1 1- Ottawa Internationals 1 2- Ottawa Nepean SC Royal Storm 1 2- Gloucester Hornets 1 3- Gloucester Hornets Swarm 1 3- Oshawa Kicks 1 4- Ottawa South United Power 1 4- West Ottawa SC 1 5- Cumberland Cobras Blue 1 5- Chelsea Cougars 1 6- West Carleton Talons 1 6- Ottawa South United Force Academy Black 1 7- Darlington Destroyers 1 7- Russell Raiders 1 8- Kahnawake Mohawks 1 8- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks (Dias) 1 9- Pierrefonds Cobras 1 9- Seaway Valley Blazers 1 1- Ottawa Internationals (McLean) 1 10- SC St-Laurent 1 2- Gloucester Hornets Attack 1 11- Ottawa Nepean SC 1 3- Kingston Clippers 1 12- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks (Low) 1 4- Cumberland Cobras White 1 13- CS Challenger (Mercho) 1 5- Lanark United 1 14- Cumberland Cobras Blue 1 6- West Ottawa SC 1 15- Kingston Clippers 1 7- Cornwall Coyotes 1 8- FC Trois Lacs 1 9- Innisfil Stampeders 1 GIRLS U13 SNOW Bank GIRLS U13 ICE Pile Nunavut Division Standings Nunavut Division Standings 7- FC Trois Lacs 1 4- Royal de Beauport 1 4- Les Aigles de Soulanges 2 5- Gloucester Hornets Impact 2 3- Cornwall Coyotes 3 2- Georgetown Mustangs 3 5- Cumberland Cobras (Tremblay) 4 3- Unionville Milliken Strikers 4 6- Pembroke United 5 1- Nepean Hotspurs Heat 5 1- Ottawa Nepean SC Royals 6 6- West Ottawa SC Warriors 6 2- Perth Predators 7 8- Kingston Clippers 8 Yukon Division 7- Olympique de Cap Rouge/St-Augustin-de-Desmaures 1 Yukon Division 2- Cumberland Cobras 2 2- Gloucester Hornets Attack 1 6- Avalanche de Brossard 3 6- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 2 3- Pierrefonds Cobras 4 7- Pierrefonds Cobras 3 5- Seaway Valley Blazers 5 5- Armada Chaudiere-Est 4 1- Ottawa Internationals 6 1- Ottawa Internationals 5 4- Ottawa Nepean SC Storm 7 4- Ottawa Nepean SC Thunder 6 3- Cumberland Cobras (Serne) 7 GIRLS U14 SNOW Bank GIRLS U14 ICE Pile Standings Standings 4- St. Lawrence United 1 7- FC Challenger Mirabel 1 5- North Toronto Nitros White 2 1- Ottawa Internationals 2 2- Cornwall Coyotes 3 6- Seaway Valley Blazers 3 2- Russell Raiders 4 5- Almonte Avalanche 4 5- Pickering Power Gold 5 2- Cumberland Cobras Academy 5 6- Rockland United 5 8- Adrenaline Lorraine-Rosemere 6 1- Ottawa Nepean SC 7 4- Saint-Laurent (SO) 7 3- Kingston Clippers 7 3- Pointe-Claire 8 3- Perth United 9 1- Gloucester Hornets Swarm 9 4- Chelsea Lions No Show GIRLS U15 SNOW Bank Standings 2- Cumberland Cobras (Robert) 1 8- West Ottawa SC Warriors 2 12- Rouge et Noir CS Terrebonne 3 10- Ottawa South United Power 2000 4 3- FC Trois Lacs (Valiquette) 5 7- Gloucester Hornets Attack 5 1- Ottawa Internationals 7 11- Kingston Clippers 7 4- Ottawa Nepean SC 9 9- West Ottawa SC (Parent) 9 5- Newmarket United 11 6- Almonte Thunder 11 GIRLS 16 SNOW Bank GIRLS 16 ICE Pile Standings Standings 3- Seaway Valley Blazers (15 Ice) 1 1- Ottawa Internationals 1 7- Ottawa South United Force Academy White (15 Ice) 2 3- West Ottawa SC (Menyasz) 2 12- FC Trois Lacs (Chartrand) (15 Ice) 3 4- Brossard United 3 6- Peterborough Maroon 4 8- West Ottawa SC (Manto) 4 5- Leaside Tigers (15 Ice) 5 5- Gloucester Hornets Impact 5 11- Lanark United 5 2- FC Trois Lacs 6 2- Dorval Tigers 7 7- Saint Lambert 7 8- Rockland United 7 6- FC Notre Dame de Grace Panthers 8 4- West Ottawa SC 9 10- Russell Raiders 9 1- Ottawa Internationals 11 9- Cavan FC 11 GIRLS U17 SNOW Bank GIRLS U18 Ice Pile Standings Standings 3- Cavan FC 1 2- Cumberland Cobras (18S) 1 5- St-Lazare/Hudson Hawks 2 5- Ottawa South United Power '97 (18S) 2 6- SC Lorraine-Rosemere Adrenaline (Ledoux) 3 6- Kemptville Kougars (18S) 3 4- CS Rosemere-Lorraine Adrenaline (Desbiens) 4 1- Ottawa Internationals Heat (18S) 4 1- Gloucester Hornets 5 4- Pierrefonds Cobras (17I) 5 2- West Ottawa SC (Husband) 6 8- Les Marinieres d'Aylmer (18I) 6 7- Lanark United (18S) 7 3- St. Lawrence United (18S) 8.
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