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2010 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship

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Oh ya gotice way better. Brewed in the Rockies with pure mountain water.

It's like having an angel pee on your toungue.:)

Only people that drink Molson's are from Waaaay East of here.

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LOL. Pee is pee regardless of source. :D

Keep your Kokanee pee out west. It did remind me some of Coors.

I'll stick to Sleeman.
 
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Isn't this part of the sacred oath taken by all lawyers??? After they're "called to the bar"...:D

I believe it's akin to being "screeched in" in Newfoundland. The wee jig, kissing the cod, singing the first verse to "Ode to Newfoundland", downing the screech...etc.:rolleyes:
 
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Does anyone know when the process starts for 2011 in Can ? Top forty etc ..
 
Re: 2010 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship

Does anyone know when the process starts for 2011 in Can ? Top forty etc ..

It is a never ending process that started in January of 2007 when the U18 Worlds came into existence. ;)
 
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We know one thing, the officials will not get named until they get licensed the day before the 2011 tourney starts.
 
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Does anyone know when the process starts for 2011 in Can ? Top forty etc ..

Invitations to top 40(ish) should be out in the next couple of weeks for the May conditioning camp, which is about 4 days. Then usually the same 40 (give or take a handful) are invited back to the evaluation camp in July for about 8-9 days.

Same processes for both the U18 and U22, although the timings dovetail within a couple of weeks either side of each other.

Based on those camps , the 22 man rosters for the US select series are announced early August.
 
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As long as someone brought this post up. Has anyone noticed that the U18 Women's World Championship game has disappeared from fasthockey.com.
 
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Roughly 335 days from today the IIHF will begin the selection process for officials. The fist step in this process will be to rule out 90% or so officials in the world, the Men. Then they will begin sifting through the remainder ultimately settling on Larry Moe and Curly, that is if they are not stuck out on a crab boat in Alaska at the time.
 
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Roughly 335 days from today the IIHF will begin the selection process for officials. The fist step in this process will be to rule out 90% or so officials in the world, the Men. Then they will begin sifting through the remainder ultimately settling on Larry Moe and Curly, that is if they are not stuck out on a crab boat in Alaska at the time.

Same sh*t different league...in the PWHL Championship games last weekend, guess how many men were part of the designated officiating crews, irrespective of their typical participation rates in the league over the season? Zero. :(

Guess who received the award on the ice after the championship final as "The Ref of the Year in the PWHL"? A man.

Now, a reasonable and intelligent person might ask why, considering he was in attendance at the game to accept his award, why he would not have been the most logical and deserving choice to be reffing that championship game? Obviously, nothing women do is logical. :rolleyes:

Guess who reffed the championship game with the same inconsistency in penalty calls from period to period she is notorious for...and has a long previous track record of making incorrect calls in playoff/championship type games that affect both scores and wins? Yep. Same old, same old, bad female ref. Thank god it didn't affect the outcome this time...but she tried. :mad:
 
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I worked the U18 in Chicago as Team Services ( we are like the equipment managers for all the teams and the refs)> We repair equipment, do laundry, and help with whatever. The ref's lockeroom was next door to ours and because I ref'ed for 17 years, they hung out alot in our room.
The championship, gold medal game comes and the supervisior of officials has all 17 officials on standby...no one knows who's working until 1 hour before gametime. Canada vs USA, best match up possible. Out of the ref's room comes an Americian ref, a Swedish linesperson and a Canadian linesperson. The goal judges were also from that 17 person ref pool. The goal judge in question was Slovakian (who spoke VERY little english). Game starts and I watch the entire game from a restricted area to the right of the 3rd period Canadian goal...I had the same angles as the videos and still shots that you see here. On the play in question, Coyne has the puck 2 on 1 and I look at where the ref is (instinctivly) and see she is at center ice WAY behind the play and in no hurry to skate hard and catch-up. Swedish linesperson is the person that you see in the video. I watch the shot CLEARLY go into the net, the goal light come on and IT'S A GOAL!!!.
Swedish linesperson skates to find the ref (who is now stopped at the blueline) making NO signal and they start talking. Swedish linesperson is doing all the talking and then the Canadian lines comes in. Ref sends the lines to "talk" to each coach while she stays at center ice with still no signal.
Next thing I know ,the ref skates over to me at the player door and motions for me to open it..she says to me..."get the goal judge". I go escort the goal judge to her and respectfully back away so they may speak in private. Remember ,the goal judge speaks very little English and this conversation only lasts 10-15 seconds and then the ref signals ..NO GOAL. The rest of the game everyone here knows about.
The game ends and I escort the goal judge back to the ref's lockeroom. As we were walking back, she stops me and says "I'm Sorry" and then we keep walking. The other refs show up along with the supervisor of officials (a man).
Supervisor goes into the lockeroom with the 3 game refs and the 2 goal judges and come out about 10 minutes later. I'm outside with all the other refs waiting. After about 30 minutes, the game refs come out, the Swedish linesperson comes over to me and gives me her helmet and tells me that "she won't be needing it anymore". All the refs leave together OUT THE BACK DOOR. One of the American refs stops to tell me good-bye and tells me how embaressed she is at having to leave that way. I was the only person not directly involved with the game officiating that was allowed to stay with them and see the outcome ( I think it was a respect thing to me from them).
DVD complete games were available 15 minutes after each game ended to each team in the tourney, but funny, no one had this game...not even on Sunday when we asked the media person for a copy.
I know what I saw, I know what happened afterwards, and I know that this chosen officiating crew for this game, was in way over their head and did not have the experience to work at this high a level.
If anyone has any quetions about this game, please ask them here and I'll give you an answer.
Thanks for reading this!
 
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I worked the U18 in Chicago as Team Services ( we are like the equipment managers for all the teams and the refs)> We repair equipment, do laundry, and help with whatever. The ref's lockeroom was next door to ours and because I ref'ed for 17 years, they hung out alot in our room.
The championship, gold medal game comes and the supervisior of officials has all 17 officials on standby...no one knows who's working until 1 hour before gametime. Canada vs USA, best match up possible. Out of the ref's room comes an Americian ref, a Swedish linesperson and a Canadian linesperson. The goal judges were also from that 17 person ref pool. The goal judge in question was Slovakian (who spoke VERY little english). Game starts and I watch the entire game from a restricted area to the right of the 3rd period Canadian goal...I had the same angles as the videos and still shots that you see here. On the play in question, Coyne has the puck 2 on 1 and I look at where the ref is (instinctivly) and see she is at center ice WAY behind the play and in no hurry to skate hard and catch-up. Swedish linesperson is the person that you see in the video. I watch the shot CLEARLY go into the net, the goal light come on and IT'S A GOAL!!!.
Swedish linesperson skates to find the ref (who is now stopped at the blueline) making NO signal and they start talking. Swedish linesperson is doing all the talking and then the Canadian lines comes in. Ref sends the lines to "talk" to each coach while she stays at center ice with still no signal.
Next thing I know ,the ref skates over to me at the player door and motions for me to open it..she says to me..."get the goal judge". I go escort the goal judge to her and respectfully back away so the may speak in private. Remember ,the goal judge speaks very little English and this conversation only lasts 10-15 seconds and then the ref signals ..NO GOAL. The rest of the game everyone here knows about.
The game ends and I escort the goal judge back to the ref's lockeroom. As we were walking back, she stops me and says "I'm Sorry" and then we keep walking. The other refs show up along with the supervisor of officials (a man).
Supervisor goes into the lockeroom with the 3 game refs and the 2 goal judges and come out about 10 minutes later. I'm outside with all the other refs waiting. After about 30 minutes, the game refs come out, the Swedish linesperson comes over to me and gives me her helmet and tells me that "she won't be needing it anymore". All the refs leave together OUT THE BACK DOOR. One of the American refs stops to tell me good-bye and tells me how embaressed she is at having to leave that way. I was the only person not directly involved with the game officiating that was allowed to stay with them and see the outcome ( I think it was a respect thing to me from them).
DVD complete games were available 15 minutes after each game ended to each team in the tourney, but funny, no one had this game...not even on Sunday when we asked the media person for a copy.
I know what I saw, I know what happened afterwards, and I know that this chosen officiating crew for this game, was in way over their head and did not have the experience to work at this high a level.
If anyone has any quetions about this game, please ask them here and I'll give you an answer.
Thanks for reading this!

We've already been through it. Read the rest of the thread.
 
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