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2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
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OnMAA
Vort Doen.....Heija Heija Heija
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Complete History of Final Four Locations: (Held 14 times, Canada won 11, USA 3 times)
1996 - Ottawa, Kingston and Cornwall, Ontario and Canton, NY
1997 - Belleville and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
1998 - Kuortane, Finland
1999 - Montreal and Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
2000 - Provo, Utah, USA
2001 - Tampere and Vierumaki, Finland
2002 - Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
2003 - Skövde, Skara and Tibro, Sweden
2004 - Lake Placid, NY and Burlington, VT USA
2005 - Hameenlinna, Finland
2006 - Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
2007 - Leksand, Sweden
2008 - Lake Placid, NY
2009 - Veriumaki, Finland
2010 - St. John’s and Clarenville, N.L, Canada
Complete History of Final Four Locations: (Held 14 times, Canada won 11, USA 3 times)
1996 - Ottawa, Kingston and Cornwall, Ontario and Canton, NY
1997 - Belleville and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
1998 - Kuortane, Finland
1999 - Montreal and Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
2000 - Provo, Utah, USA
2001 - Tampere and Vierumaki, Finland
2002 - Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
2003 - Skövde, Skara and Tibro, Sweden
2004 - Lake Placid, NY and Burlington, VT USA
2005 - Hameenlinna, Finland
2006 - Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
2007 - Leksand, Sweden
2008 - Lake Placid, NY
2009 - Veriumaki, Finland
2010 - St. John’s and Clarenville, N.L, Canada
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Thanks OnMAA! So, if this is a pattern, it will be in Sweden next year, then back in the US in 2012?
Thanks OnMAA! So, if this is a pattern, it will be in Sweden next year, then back in the US in 2012?
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
From the USA Hockey web site.
U.S. Women Top Sweden, 4-1, in Pre-Four Nations Cup Match-Up
November 5, 2010
BRUNSWICK, Maine -- Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej (Eagle River, Wis.) scored two goals in leading the U.S. women's team past Sweden, 4-1, here tonight at Watson Arena on the campus of Bowdoin College. The game served as a tune-up prior to the start of the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup.
The U.S. team was comprised of the 22 players who have been participating in a women's training camp at Bowdoin since Sunday (Oct. 31). Eleven of the players are members of the U.S. Women's Select Team that will compete in the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup next week (Nov. 9-13) in St. John's, N.L. The remaining 11 players who will not participate in the Four Nations Cup include four Olympians and seven members of the 2010 U.S. Women's Under-18 Select Team.
Team USA converted on its first power-play opportunity at 8:25 of the opening frame. Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) took a shot from the right point and Zaugg-Siergiej beat Swedish netminder Sara Grahn with the rebound for a 1-0 U.S. lead. Danijela Rundqvist scored for Sweden at 17:26 of the period to even the score at 1-1 heading into the first intermission.
Zaugg-Siergiej netted her second goal of the outing after a scramble in the Swedish goalmouth to put the Americans up 2-1 at 14:04 of the second stanza. The U.S. held a 22-2 shots advantage in the period.
In the final frame, Emily Field (Littleton, Mass.) scored off Grahn's chest at 2:40, then Allie Thunstrom (Maplewood, Minn.) put a wrist shot to the top right corner of the net from the slot at 5:11 to cement the U.S. victory.
The three U.S. goalies - Brianne McLaughlin (Sheffield Village, Ohio), Megan Miller (Long Grove, Ill.) and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) - combined for 14 saves, while Grahn made 52 stops in net for Sweden.
NOTES: The U.S. outshot Sweden by a 56-15 count ... The camp roster can be found here... A media guide for the U.S. Women's Select Team can be downloaded here... All games during the Four Nations Cup will be available via live webcast at FASTHockey.com... Follow @USAHockeyScores on Twitter for live scoring updates during the Four Nations Cup. Scores will be designated with #4NationsWMN ... The Four Nations Cup is an annual tournament featuring the top four women's hockey teams in the world - the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden ... Find USA Hockey on Facebook at Facebook.com/USAHockey and Twitter at Twitter.com/USAHockey.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 2 -- 4
SWE 1 0 0 -- 1
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Zaugg-Siergiej (Bellamy, Lawler), 8:25 (pp); 2, SWE, Rundqvist (Eliasson), 17:26. Penalties: USA, Chu (tripping), 1:08; SWE, Fallman (body checking), 6:45; USA, Team (too many players), 18:19.
Second Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Zaugg-Siergiej (Coyne, Lawler), 14:04. Penalties: USA, Bellamy (hooking), :47; SWE, Eriksson (roughing), 9:43; SWE, Agen (interference), 18:17.
Third Period - Scoring: 4, USA, Field (Cahow), 2:40; 5, USA, Thunstrom (Chu), 5:11. Penalties: USA, Cahow (hooking), 7:17.
Shots by Period
Total
USA 18 22 16 56
SWE 8 2 5 15
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, McLaughlin, 20:00 8-7 x-x x-x 8-7
USA, Miller, 20:00 x-x 2-2 x-x 2-2
USA, Vetter, 20:00 x-x x-x 5-5 5-5
SWE, Grahn, 60:00 18-17 22-21 16-14 56-52
Power Play: USA 1-3; SWE 0-4
Penalties: USA 4-8; SWE 3-6
Officials: Referee-Katie Guay; Linesmen-Robin Taylor, Michaela Fratbrelli
From the USA Hockey web site.
U.S. Women Top Sweden, 4-1, in Pre-Four Nations Cup Match-Up
November 5, 2010
BRUNSWICK, Maine -- Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej (Eagle River, Wis.) scored two goals in leading the U.S. women's team past Sweden, 4-1, here tonight at Watson Arena on the campus of Bowdoin College. The game served as a tune-up prior to the start of the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup.
The U.S. team was comprised of the 22 players who have been participating in a women's training camp at Bowdoin since Sunday (Oct. 31). Eleven of the players are members of the U.S. Women's Select Team that will compete in the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup next week (Nov. 9-13) in St. John's, N.L. The remaining 11 players who will not participate in the Four Nations Cup include four Olympians and seven members of the 2010 U.S. Women's Under-18 Select Team.
Team USA converted on its first power-play opportunity at 8:25 of the opening frame. Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) took a shot from the right point and Zaugg-Siergiej beat Swedish netminder Sara Grahn with the rebound for a 1-0 U.S. lead. Danijela Rundqvist scored for Sweden at 17:26 of the period to even the score at 1-1 heading into the first intermission.
Zaugg-Siergiej netted her second goal of the outing after a scramble in the Swedish goalmouth to put the Americans up 2-1 at 14:04 of the second stanza. The U.S. held a 22-2 shots advantage in the period.
In the final frame, Emily Field (Littleton, Mass.) scored off Grahn's chest at 2:40, then Allie Thunstrom (Maplewood, Minn.) put a wrist shot to the top right corner of the net from the slot at 5:11 to cement the U.S. victory.
The three U.S. goalies - Brianne McLaughlin (Sheffield Village, Ohio), Megan Miller (Long Grove, Ill.) and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) - combined for 14 saves, while Grahn made 52 stops in net for Sweden.
NOTES: The U.S. outshot Sweden by a 56-15 count ... The camp roster can be found here... A media guide for the U.S. Women's Select Team can be downloaded here... All games during the Four Nations Cup will be available via live webcast at FASTHockey.com... Follow @USAHockeyScores on Twitter for live scoring updates during the Four Nations Cup. Scores will be designated with #4NationsWMN ... The Four Nations Cup is an annual tournament featuring the top four women's hockey teams in the world - the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden ... Find USA Hockey on Facebook at Facebook.com/USAHockey and Twitter at Twitter.com/USAHockey.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 2 -- 4
SWE 1 0 0 -- 1
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Zaugg-Siergiej (Bellamy, Lawler), 8:25 (pp); 2, SWE, Rundqvist (Eliasson), 17:26. Penalties: USA, Chu (tripping), 1:08; SWE, Fallman (body checking), 6:45; USA, Team (too many players), 18:19.
Second Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Zaugg-Siergiej (Coyne, Lawler), 14:04. Penalties: USA, Bellamy (hooking), :47; SWE, Eriksson (roughing), 9:43; SWE, Agen (interference), 18:17.
Third Period - Scoring: 4, USA, Field (Cahow), 2:40; 5, USA, Thunstrom (Chu), 5:11. Penalties: USA, Cahow (hooking), 7:17.
Shots by Period
Total
USA 18 22 16 56
SWE 8 2 5 15
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, McLaughlin, 20:00 8-7 x-x x-x 8-7
USA, Miller, 20:00 x-x 2-2 x-x 2-2
USA, Vetter, 20:00 x-x x-x 5-5 5-5
SWE, Grahn, 60:00 18-17 22-21 16-14 56-52
Power Play: USA 1-3; SWE 0-4
Penalties: USA 4-8; SWE 3-6
Officials: Referee-Katie Guay; Linesmen-Robin Taylor, Michaela Fratbrelli
DumbStruck
Registered User
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Web cast of tonights game vs Canada apparently free on Fast Hockey. Also, following are tonights game notes:
http://www.usahockey.com/uploadedFi.../Menu_Four_Nations/110910-usa-game-notes1.pdf
Web cast of tonights game vs Canada apparently free on Fast Hockey. Also, following are tonights game notes:
http://www.usahockey.com/uploadedFi.../Menu_Four_Nations/110910-usa-game-notes1.pdf
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Courtesy of the USA Hockey web site:
U.S. Women's Select Team Tops Canada, 3-2, in Shootout
November 9, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Hilary Knight (Hanover, NH) scored the winning goal in a shootout to propel the U.S. Women's Select Team to a 3-2 win over Canada in the opening game of the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup for both teams here tonight at Mile One Centre. Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) stopped all three shooters and made 32 saves in net for the victory.
The U.S. scored in the opening seconds of the game for a 1-0 lead that held through the first period. Canada scored a pair of power-play markers and the Americans added a tally in the second frame for a 2-2 score that remained until the end of overtime before Team USA clinched the win in a shootout.
"It was a good start for us," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We have a lot to build on from here. We exposed our weaknesses and our strong goaltending kept us in the game. We got better as the game went on and put ourselves in a position to win - there are good things to come."
Team USA got on the board just :11 into the contest when Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, N.D.) dumped the puck into the Canadian zone, it bounced off the end boards and found Jenny Potter (Edina, Minn.) in front of the net. Potter knocked it into the open net while Canadian netminder Shannon Szabados was out of the goal intending to play the puck.
Despite an early Canadian power-play opportunity and back-to-back American man-advantage chances late in the frame, the score remained 1-0 at the end of the period.
In the second period, Canada scored on the power play at the 2:07 mark to tie the score at 1-1 before Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) deflected a Caitlin Cahow (Branford, Conn.) shot past Szabados to put the U.S. back up by a goal at 10:18. Just over two minutes later, Canada again converted on a power play, this time with Meaghan Mikkelson putting a wrister in the near side of the net from the left faceoff circle at 12:36.
The teams played to a draw in the third period, each killing off one penalty while Canada held a slight edge in shots, 11-10.
In the five minute 4-on-4 overtime session, Vetter stopped both of Canada's shots to send the game to a shootout, where Knight was the lone scorer for either team to secure the tournament-opening victory.
The game was the first time the U.S. and Canada played each other since the gold-medal match at the 2010 Olympics. In that game, which featured the same two goaltenders, Canada posted a 2-0 win. The U.S. victory over Canada was the first in the last seven games between the two teams.
NOTES: Canada held a 34-26 advantage in shots ... Jessie Vetter was named U.S. Player of the Game ... The U.S. was 0-for-5 on the power play, while Canada was 2-for-6.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 0 0 1 -- 3
CAN 0 2 0 0 0 -- 2
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Potter (Lamoureux), :11. Penalties: USA, Cahow (holding), 1:01; CAN, Agosta (tripping), 11:50; CAN, Mikkelson (roughing), 13:54.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, CAN, Poulin (Bonhomme), 2:07 (pp); 3, USA, Duggan (Cahow), 10:18; 4, CAN, Mikkelson (Larocque, Irwin), 12:36 (pp). Penalties: USA, Potter (hooking), :51; CAN, Slusar (tripping), 3:41; USA, Bellamy (roughing), 6:45; USA, Cahow (cross checking), 10:45; CAN, Piper (interference), 16:23; USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (slashing), 16:41.
Third Period - Scoring: None. Penalties: CAN, Wickenheiser (cross checking), 1:42; USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (body checking), 11:08.
Overtime - Scoring: None. Penalties: None.
GWS - CAN, Poulin (no goal); USA, Knight (goal); CAN, Agosta (no goal); USA, Duggan (no goal); CAN, Wakefield (no goal).
Shots by Period-OT-SO-Total
USA 4 11 10 0 1 26
CAN 9 12 11 2 0 34
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 OT GWS Total
USA, Vetter, 60:00 9-9 12-10 11-11 2-2 0-0 34-32
CAN, Szabados, 60:00 4-3 11-10 10-10 0-0 1-0 26-23
Power Play: USA 0-5; CAN 2-6
Penalties: USA 6-12; CAN 5-10
Courtesy of the USA Hockey web site:
U.S. Women's Select Team Tops Canada, 3-2, in Shootout
November 9, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Hilary Knight (Hanover, NH) scored the winning goal in a shootout to propel the U.S. Women's Select Team to a 3-2 win over Canada in the opening game of the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup for both teams here tonight at Mile One Centre. Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) stopped all three shooters and made 32 saves in net for the victory.
The U.S. scored in the opening seconds of the game for a 1-0 lead that held through the first period. Canada scored a pair of power-play markers and the Americans added a tally in the second frame for a 2-2 score that remained until the end of overtime before Team USA clinched the win in a shootout.
"It was a good start for us," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We have a lot to build on from here. We exposed our weaknesses and our strong goaltending kept us in the game. We got better as the game went on and put ourselves in a position to win - there are good things to come."
Team USA got on the board just :11 into the contest when Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, N.D.) dumped the puck into the Canadian zone, it bounced off the end boards and found Jenny Potter (Edina, Minn.) in front of the net. Potter knocked it into the open net while Canadian netminder Shannon Szabados was out of the goal intending to play the puck.
Despite an early Canadian power-play opportunity and back-to-back American man-advantage chances late in the frame, the score remained 1-0 at the end of the period.
In the second period, Canada scored on the power play at the 2:07 mark to tie the score at 1-1 before Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) deflected a Caitlin Cahow (Branford, Conn.) shot past Szabados to put the U.S. back up by a goal at 10:18. Just over two minutes later, Canada again converted on a power play, this time with Meaghan Mikkelson putting a wrister in the near side of the net from the left faceoff circle at 12:36.
The teams played to a draw in the third period, each killing off one penalty while Canada held a slight edge in shots, 11-10.
In the five minute 4-on-4 overtime session, Vetter stopped both of Canada's shots to send the game to a shootout, where Knight was the lone scorer for either team to secure the tournament-opening victory.
The game was the first time the U.S. and Canada played each other since the gold-medal match at the 2010 Olympics. In that game, which featured the same two goaltenders, Canada posted a 2-0 win. The U.S. victory over Canada was the first in the last seven games between the two teams.
NOTES: Canada held a 34-26 advantage in shots ... Jessie Vetter was named U.S. Player of the Game ... The U.S. was 0-for-5 on the power play, while Canada was 2-for-6.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 0 0 1 -- 3
CAN 0 2 0 0 0 -- 2
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Potter (Lamoureux), :11. Penalties: USA, Cahow (holding), 1:01; CAN, Agosta (tripping), 11:50; CAN, Mikkelson (roughing), 13:54.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, CAN, Poulin (Bonhomme), 2:07 (pp); 3, USA, Duggan (Cahow), 10:18; 4, CAN, Mikkelson (Larocque, Irwin), 12:36 (pp). Penalties: USA, Potter (hooking), :51; CAN, Slusar (tripping), 3:41; USA, Bellamy (roughing), 6:45; USA, Cahow (cross checking), 10:45; CAN, Piper (interference), 16:23; USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (slashing), 16:41.
Third Period - Scoring: None. Penalties: CAN, Wickenheiser (cross checking), 1:42; USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (body checking), 11:08.
Overtime - Scoring: None. Penalties: None.
GWS - CAN, Poulin (no goal); USA, Knight (goal); CAN, Agosta (no goal); USA, Duggan (no goal); CAN, Wakefield (no goal).
Shots by Period-OT-SO-Total
USA 4 11 10 0 1 26
CAN 9 12 11 2 0 34
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 OT GWS Total
USA, Vetter, 60:00 9-9 12-10 11-11 2-2 0-0 34-32
CAN, Szabados, 60:00 4-3 11-10 10-10 0-0 1-0 26-23
Power Play: USA 0-5; CAN 2-6
Penalties: USA 6-12; CAN 5-10
OnMAA
Vort Doen.....Heija Heija Heija
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Here is the Canadian Version for balanced reporting purposes:
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.ph...son_id/146510/game_id/146547/ss_id/146275.htm
AMERICANS WIN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL REMATCH IN SHOOTOUT
by Amanda Guy
St. John's, N.L. - Hilary Knight of the United States scored the only goal in the shootout, edging out the Canadians 3-2 at the Mile One Centre on the opening day of the 4 Nations Cup.
The Americans both closed and open the scoring at Tuesday night's game, as just 11 seconds into the first period, American Jenny Potter scored after a dump-in that bounced the puck off the boards in front of a wide open net. Jocelyne Lamoureux assisted the goal. There were three penalties in the first period, with the United States sent to the box once and Canada serving two. Canada pestered and peppered U.S. goaltender Jessie Vetter in the final seconds of the period, but they came up empty-handed by the intermission.
The second period started with Canada's golden goal scorer, Marie-Philip Poulin (Beauceville, Que.), tipping one past Vetter at 2:07 on the power play, with help from Caroline Ouellette (Montreal, Que.) and Tessa Bonhomme (Sudbury, Ont.).
Meghan Duggan gave the United States the lead once more at 10:18, taking a feed from Caitlin Cahow. At 12:36 in the period, with nine seconds left on the power play, Jocelyne Larocque (Ste. Anne, Manitoba) and Haley Irwin (Thunder Bay, Ont.) assisted Meaghan Mikkelson (Edmonton, Alta.) to make it even at two goals apiece. Team U.S.A. received four penalties, while officials handed Canada two offences. Before the second was up, American netminder Jessie Vetter mad some huge saves, denying a couple of Canadian breakaways.
The third period was action-packed but scoreless, sending the Olympic gold medal rematch into sudden victory four-on-four overtime. The Canadians spent most of OT in the offensive zone, but once again they couldn't put the puck past Vetter.
Canada's Poulin hit the post with in the shootout, while Megan Agosta (Ruthven, Ont.) and Jennifer Wakefield (Pickering, Ont.) were both denied by Vetter. Hilary Knight scored on Shannon Szabados (Edmonton, Alta.) for the win.
There was no surprise for Team U.S.A.'s player of the game, with Vetter receiving the honour after stopping 34 shots in regulation. Mikkelson was named player of the game for Canada.
Canada's National Women's Team travels to Clarenville on Wednesday to take on Sweden at 7 p.m. NT.
Here is the Canadian Version for balanced reporting purposes:
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.ph...son_id/146510/game_id/146547/ss_id/146275.htm
AMERICANS WIN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL REMATCH IN SHOOTOUT
by Amanda Guy
St. John's, N.L. - Hilary Knight of the United States scored the only goal in the shootout, edging out the Canadians 3-2 at the Mile One Centre on the opening day of the 4 Nations Cup.
The Americans both closed and open the scoring at Tuesday night's game, as just 11 seconds into the first period, American Jenny Potter scored after a dump-in that bounced the puck off the boards in front of a wide open net. Jocelyne Lamoureux assisted the goal. There were three penalties in the first period, with the United States sent to the box once and Canada serving two. Canada pestered and peppered U.S. goaltender Jessie Vetter in the final seconds of the period, but they came up empty-handed by the intermission.
The second period started with Canada's golden goal scorer, Marie-Philip Poulin (Beauceville, Que.), tipping one past Vetter at 2:07 on the power play, with help from Caroline Ouellette (Montreal, Que.) and Tessa Bonhomme (Sudbury, Ont.).
Meghan Duggan gave the United States the lead once more at 10:18, taking a feed from Caitlin Cahow. At 12:36 in the period, with nine seconds left on the power play, Jocelyne Larocque (Ste. Anne, Manitoba) and Haley Irwin (Thunder Bay, Ont.) assisted Meaghan Mikkelson (Edmonton, Alta.) to make it even at two goals apiece. Team U.S.A. received four penalties, while officials handed Canada two offences. Before the second was up, American netminder Jessie Vetter mad some huge saves, denying a couple of Canadian breakaways.
The third period was action-packed but scoreless, sending the Olympic gold medal rematch into sudden victory four-on-four overtime. The Canadians spent most of OT in the offensive zone, but once again they couldn't put the puck past Vetter.
Canada's Poulin hit the post with in the shootout, while Megan Agosta (Ruthven, Ont.) and Jennifer Wakefield (Pickering, Ont.) were both denied by Vetter. Hilary Knight scored on Shannon Szabados (Edmonton, Alta.) for the win.
There was no surprise for Team U.S.A.'s player of the game, with Vetter receiving the honour after stopping 34 shots in regulation. Mikkelson was named player of the game for Canada.
Canada's National Women's Team travels to Clarenville on Wednesday to take on Sweden at 7 p.m. NT.
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OnMAA
Vort Doen.....Heija Heija Heija
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Finland 3-0 over Sweden in the other contest
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.ph...son_id/146510/game_id/146517/ss_id/146275.htm
"Saara Tuominen had a goal and an assist, while Karolina Rantamaki and Michelle Karvinen pocketed one apiece, to give Finland a 3-0 win over Sweden - and the first victory of the 2010 4 Nations Cup - on Tuesday night in Clarenville, N.L."
Finland 3-0 over Sweden in the other contest
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.ph...son_id/146510/game_id/146517/ss_id/146275.htm
"Saara Tuominen had a goal and an assist, while Karolina Rantamaki and Michelle Karvinen pocketed one apiece, to give Finland a 3-0 win over Sweden - and the first victory of the 2010 4 Nations Cup - on Tuesday night in Clarenville, N.L."
DumbStruck
Registered User
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
courtesy of USA Hockey
U.S. Women's Select Team Blanks Finland, 4-0, at Four Nations
November 10, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) scored twice and Molly Schaus (Natick, Mass.) turned aside all 22 shots she faced in leading the U.S. Women's Select Team to a 4-0 victory over Finland here tonight at Mile One Centre. With the win, the U.S. remains unbeaten in the tournament with one round-robin game left against Sweden on Friday (Nov. 12).
"We played with a lot more energy and conviction tonight," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We forced a lot of turnovers and capitalized on Finland's mistakes - overall we had a much better team effort tonight."
Team USA controlled play throughout the majority of the opening frame, holding a 15-5 advantage in shots and gaining a 2-0 lead over the Finns. Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, N.D.) was first to score for the Americans, as she dove in front of the net to knock in Haley Skarupa's (Rockville, Md.) rebound at 4:08. Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wis.) doubled the U.S. lead at 14:59 when she flipped the puck past Finnish netminder Maija Hassinen from the goalmouth at 14:59.
Duggan scored her pair of goals in the second period to extend the U.S. advantage to 4-0. Her first came at 3:24 from Decker, then she followed it up with a one-timer at 10:58 off a feed from Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho).
The 4-0 score held through the remaining frame, as Team USA killed off Finland's third power play of the night and Schaus made seven saves to preserve her shutout in net.
NOTES: Team USA outshot Finland, 40-22 ... Brianna Decker, who totaled a goal and two assists, was named the U.S. Player of the Game ... The U.S. was 0-for-1 on the power play, while Finland was 0-for-3 ... Molly Schaus' shutout was the fifth of her U.S. career.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 2 2 0 -- 4
FIN 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Lamoureux (Skarupa, Lawler), 4:08; 2, USA, Decker (unassisted). Penalties: USA, Schleper (delay of game), 11:26.
Second Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Duggan (Decker), 3:24; 4, USA, Duggan (Knight, Decker), 10:58. Penalties: FIN, Tuomanen (holding), 11:20; USA, Duggan (hooking), 16:23.
Third Period - Scoring: None. Penalties: USA, Pucci (body checking), 15:02.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 15 16 9 40
FIN 5 10 7 22
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Schaus, 60:00 5-5 10-10 7-7 22-22
FIN, Hassinen, 60:00 15-13 16-14 9-9 40-36
Power Play: USA 0-1; FIN 0-3
Penalties: USA 3-6; FIN 1-2
Officials: Referee-Mary Anne Gage; Linesmen-Meagan Boyle, Haley Wieler
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U.S. Women's Select Team Blanks Finland, 4-0, at Four Nations
November 10, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) scored twice and Molly Schaus (Natick, Mass.) turned aside all 22 shots she faced in leading the U.S. Women's Select Team to a 4-0 victory over Finland here tonight at Mile One Centre. With the win, the U.S. remains unbeaten in the tournament with one round-robin game left against Sweden on Friday (Nov. 12).
"We played with a lot more energy and conviction tonight," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We forced a lot of turnovers and capitalized on Finland's mistakes - overall we had a much better team effort tonight."
Team USA controlled play throughout the majority of the opening frame, holding a 15-5 advantage in shots and gaining a 2-0 lead over the Finns. Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, N.D.) was first to score for the Americans, as she dove in front of the net to knock in Haley Skarupa's (Rockville, Md.) rebound at 4:08. Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wis.) doubled the U.S. lead at 14:59 when she flipped the puck past Finnish netminder Maija Hassinen from the goalmouth at 14:59.
Duggan scored her pair of goals in the second period to extend the U.S. advantage to 4-0. Her first came at 3:24 from Decker, then she followed it up with a one-timer at 10:58 off a feed from Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho).
The 4-0 score held through the remaining frame, as Team USA killed off Finland's third power play of the night and Schaus made seven saves to preserve her shutout in net.
NOTES: Team USA outshot Finland, 40-22 ... Brianna Decker, who totaled a goal and two assists, was named the U.S. Player of the Game ... The U.S. was 0-for-1 on the power play, while Finland was 0-for-3 ... Molly Schaus' shutout was the fifth of her U.S. career.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 2 2 0 -- 4
FIN 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Lamoureux (Skarupa, Lawler), 4:08; 2, USA, Decker (unassisted). Penalties: USA, Schleper (delay of game), 11:26.
Second Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Duggan (Decker), 3:24; 4, USA, Duggan (Knight, Decker), 10:58. Penalties: FIN, Tuomanen (holding), 11:20; USA, Duggan (hooking), 16:23.
Third Period - Scoring: None. Penalties: USA, Pucci (body checking), 15:02.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 15 16 9 40
FIN 5 10 7 22
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Schaus, 60:00 5-5 10-10 7-7 22-22
FIN, Hassinen, 60:00 15-13 16-14 9-9 40-36
Power Play: USA 0-1; FIN 0-3
Penalties: USA 3-6; FIN 1-2
Officials: Referee-Mary Anne Gage; Linesmen-Meagan Boyle, Haley Wieler
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Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Canada over Sweden 8-1. Spooner with a Hattrick.
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/146275/la_id/1.htm
"Natalie Spooner had a hat trick, Rebecca Johnston scored two of her own and Vicki Bendus racked up a goal and three assists Wednesday night, en route to Canada’s win over Sweden to put the Olympic gold-medal winning team in second place"
Canada over Sweden 8-1. Spooner with a Hattrick.
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/146275/la_id/1.htm
"Natalie Spooner had a hat trick, Rebecca Johnston scored two of her own and Vicki Bendus racked up a goal and three assists Wednesday night, en route to Canada’s win over Sweden to put the Olympic gold-medal winning team in second place"
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Pretty good representation from the WCHA on the scoring sheet, especially Wisconsin!
Pretty good representation from the WCHA on the scoring sheet, especially Wisconsin!
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Way to go, Natalie! Sorry about the double post earlier, everyone.
Way to go, Natalie! Sorry about the double post earlier, everyone.
DumbStruck
Registered User
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
Fun background insights into USA team travels:
http://usahockey2.com/usah_blogs/womens/
Fun background insights into USA team travels:
http://usahockey2.com/usah_blogs/womens/
dontyelldad
old n slo
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
From the team's FaceBook feed:
U.S. Women's National Hockey Team
Team USA posted a 4-0 win over Sweden at the Four Nations Cup. Hilary
Knight, Kacey Bellamy, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Erika Lawler scored,
while Jessie Vetter turned aside all 20 shots. Recap to come at
USAHockey.com.
From the team's FaceBook feed:
U.S. Women's National Hockey Team
Team USA posted a 4-0 win over Sweden at the Four Nations Cup. Hilary
Knight, Kacey Bellamy, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Erika Lawler scored,
while Jessie Vetter turned aside all 20 shots. Recap to come at
USAHockey.com.
DumbStruck
Registered User
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
courtesy of USA Hockey:
Sweden, 4-0
November 12, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Four different players scored and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) stopped all 20 shots she faced, as the U.S. Women's Select Team posted a 4-0 shutout against Sweden at the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup here today at Mile One Centre. With the win, Team USA topped the round-robin standings with a 2-1-0-0 record and will play for the championship tomorrow (Nov. 13) against the winner of tonight's Canada-Finland game.
"It was another good win," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We got better as the game went on, kept it simple and made a lot more team plays."
Team USA opened the scoring just 3:20 into the contest, marking the third consecutive game that the Americans took a 1-0 lead in the first five minutes of opening period. The all-University of Wisconsin line of Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho), Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wis.) and Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) combined for goal No. 4 in the last two games. Duggan skated the puck into the Swedish zone and passed to Decker in the left faceoff circle. Decker spun the puck around to Knight, who beat Sweden goaltender Sara Grahn from the slot.
In the second period, Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) knocked in Jenny Potter's (Edina, Minn.) rebound from the right post on the power play at 2:24 to put the U.S. up, 2-0. Team USA had three additional man-advantage opportunities in the frame and a total of 15 shots, but was unable to solve Grahn again as the score remained 2-0 after 40 minutes.
Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, N.D.) extended the U.S. lead to 3-0 just :29 in to the final stanza when her wrist shot from the right faceoff dot hit the crossbar and went into Sweden's net. Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Ill.) assisted on the play. Erika Lawler (Fitchburg, Mass.) closed out the scoring with an empty-netter at 19:06 to account for the 4-0 final score.
NOTES: The U.S. outshot Sweden, 42-20 ... Kacey Bellamy was named U.S. Player of the Game ... Team USA was 1-for-6 on the power play, while holding Sweden scoreless on three chances ... The shutout was the seventh in Jessie Vetter's career.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 2 -- 4
SWE 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Knight (Decker, Duggan), 3:20. Penalties: SWE, Rundqvist (hooking), 3:56; USA, Engstrom (hooking), 10:50; SWE, Holst (holding), 15:26.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, USA Bellamy (Potter, Duggan), 2:24. Penalties: SWE, Eliasson (body checking), 1:32; SWE, Backman (roughing), 4:27; USA, Lamoureux (tripping), 8:04; SWE, Malmstrom (body checking), 11:01; SWE, Malmstrom (body checking), 13:30.
Third Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (Coyne), :29.; 4, USA, Lawler (unassisted), 19:06 (en). Penalties: USA, Mangene (tripping), 16:41.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 11 15 16 42
SWE 6 4 10 20
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Vetter, 60:00 6-6 4-4 10-10 20-20
SWE, Grahn, 60:00 11-10 15-14 15-14 41-38
Power Play: USA 1-6; SWE 0-3
Penalties: USA 3-6; SWE 6-12
Officials: Referee-Melanie Bordeleau; Linesmen-Vanessa Stratton, Haley Wieler
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courtesy of USA Hockey:
Sweden, 4-0
November 12, 2010
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Four different players scored and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wis.) stopped all 20 shots she faced, as the U.S. Women's Select Team posted a 4-0 shutout against Sweden at the 2010 Women's Four Nations Cup here today at Mile One Centre. With the win, Team USA topped the round-robin standings with a 2-1-0-0 record and will play for the championship tomorrow (Nov. 13) against the winner of tonight's Canada-Finland game.
"It was another good win," said Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA. "We got better as the game went on, kept it simple and made a lot more team plays."
Team USA opened the scoring just 3:20 into the contest, marking the third consecutive game that the Americans took a 1-0 lead in the first five minutes of opening period. The all-University of Wisconsin line of Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho), Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wis.) and Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) combined for goal No. 4 in the last two games. Duggan skated the puck into the Swedish zone and passed to Decker in the left faceoff circle. Decker spun the puck around to Knight, who beat Sweden goaltender Sara Grahn from the slot.
In the second period, Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) knocked in Jenny Potter's (Edina, Minn.) rebound from the right post on the power play at 2:24 to put the U.S. up, 2-0. Team USA had three additional man-advantage opportunities in the frame and a total of 15 shots, but was unable to solve Grahn again as the score remained 2-0 after 40 minutes.
Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, N.D.) extended the U.S. lead to 3-0 just :29 in to the final stanza when her wrist shot from the right faceoff dot hit the crossbar and went into Sweden's net. Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Ill.) assisted on the play. Erika Lawler (Fitchburg, Mass.) closed out the scoring with an empty-netter at 19:06 to account for the 4-0 final score.
NOTES: The U.S. outshot Sweden, 42-20 ... Kacey Bellamy was named U.S. Player of the Game ... Team USA was 1-for-6 on the power play, while holding Sweden scoreless on three chances ... The shutout was the seventh in Jessie Vetter's career.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 1 2 -- 4
SWE 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Knight (Decker, Duggan), 3:20. Penalties: SWE, Rundqvist (hooking), 3:56; USA, Engstrom (hooking), 10:50; SWE, Holst (holding), 15:26.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, USA Bellamy (Potter, Duggan), 2:24. Penalties: SWE, Eliasson (body checking), 1:32; SWE, Backman (roughing), 4:27; USA, Lamoureux (tripping), 8:04; SWE, Malmstrom (body checking), 11:01; SWE, Malmstrom (body checking), 13:30.
Third Period - Scoring: 3, USA, Lamoureux-Kolls (Coyne), :29.; 4, USA, Lawler (unassisted), 19:06 (en). Penalties: USA, Mangene (tripping), 16:41.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 11 15 16 42
SWE 6 4 10 20
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Vetter, 60:00 6-6 4-4 10-10 20-20
SWE, Grahn, 60:00 11-10 15-14 15-14 41-38
Power Play: USA 1-6; SWE 0-3
Penalties: USA 3-6; SWE 6-12
Officials: Referee-Melanie Bordeleau; Linesmen-Vanessa Stratton, Haley Wieler
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DumbStruck
Registered User
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
USA vs Canada tonight. Broadcast on TSN/RDS in Canada...anyone know where to find in the States?
USA vs Canada tonight. Broadcast on TSN/RDS in Canada...anyone know where to find in the States?
JosephPSchmoe
I'll say it if you won't
Re: 2010 IIHF Four Nations Cup
If you can't find it on TV somewhere in the States, you could pay $7 for the live internet feed at FAST Hockey
If you can't find it on TV somewhere in the States, you could pay $7 for the live internet feed at FAST Hockey