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Hockey Canada Cup
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Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
"Santa" in Nets. Gotta love that.
Talking about Santa. Canucks ahead 6-1 over the Fins. Hattrick for Caroline Ouellette.
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
"Santa" in Nets. Gotta love that.
Talking about Santa. Canucks ahead 6-1 over the Fins. Hattrick for Caroline Ouellette.
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Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
U.S. Women’s National Team Blanks Sweden, 7-0, in 2009 Hockey Canada Cup
September 1, 2009
VANCOUVER, B.C. – Hilary Knight (Hanover, N.D.) scored twice and 12 different players factored in the scoring to lead the U.S. Women's National Team to a 7-0 blanking of Sweden here tonight at the 2009 Hockey Canada Cup at GM Place. Team USA will close out preliminary-round play against Canada on Thursday (Sept. 3) at 7:30 p.m. PT (10:30 p.m. ET).
"I'm certainly happy with the energy we brought," said Team USA Head Coach Mark Johnson. "We played a full 60 minutes, competed the whole time and were rewarded for a very good team effort."
In the first period, Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) put Team USA up 1-0 with help from Angela Ruggiero (Simi Valley, Calif.) and Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) at 5:54. The U.S. got into penalty trouble in the latter half of the frame, but held Sweden shotless for 20 minutes.
The U.S. gained a 4-0 advantage in the middle period with three additional goals. Caitlin Cahow (Branford, Conn.) flipped a rebound over Swedish netminder Valentina Lizana at 4:22, then the puck bounced off Natalie Darwitz's (Eagan, Minn.) chest and into the net during a goalmouth scramble at 7:49. Karen Thatcher (Blaine, Wash.) put the U.S. up by four with a breakaway goal at 14:03.
Knight roofed her first goal short side from the right post just :21 into the final frame and Molly Engstrom (Siren, Wis.) made it a 6-0 game with a shot that hit the post and went into the net at 4:26. Knight closed out the scoring with 1:22 left to play when she tipped Rachael Drazan's (Orono, Minn.) shot from the point.
Molly Schaus (Natick, Mass.) made 12 saves for her second career shutout in net for the U.S., while Lizana stopped 36 for Sweden.
NOTES: Team USA was 0-for-2 on the power play, while holding Sweden scoreless on eight chances ... The U.S. outshot Sweden by a 43-12 margin ... Caitlin Cahow, Natalie Darwitz and Kelli Stack all had three-point outings, with a goal and two assists apiece ... Coverage of the 2009 Hockey Canada Cup can be found on QwestTour.com, USAHockey.com, as well as on the U.S. Women's National Team's Facebook page and the Qwest Tour's Twitter page. All preliminary and semifinal games can be viewed live at FASTHockey.com. The U.S. roster can be downloaded here, while the media guide can be found here... Mark Johnson, head women's ice hockey coach at the University of Wisconsin, is leading Team USA through the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, B.C. Dave Flint, head women's ice hockey coach at Northeastern University, and Jodi McKenna, head women's ice hockey coach at Wesleyan University, are serving as assistant coaches ... The 2009-10 U.S. Women's National Team will be centralized in Blaine, Minn., starting on Sept. 14 and will take part in the Qwest Tour, a 10-game, nine-city domestic tour that begins on Sept. 25 in St. Paul, Minn., and concludes just prior to the 2010 Olympics.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 3 3 -- 7
SWE 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Stack (Ruggiero, Bellamy), 5:54. Penalties: SWE, Fallman (cross-checking), 1:27; USA, Duggan (cross-checking), 6:16; SWE, Nevalainen (cross-checking), 8:17; USA, J.Lamoureux (hooking), 11:25; USA, M.Lamoureux (kneeing), 13:54; USA, Chu (body-checking), 15:50; SWE, Rundqvist (interference), 16:16; USA, Darwitz (hooking), 16:41; USA, M.Lamoureux (interference), 20:00.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, USA, Cahow (Stack, Darwitz), 4:22; 3, USA, Darwitz (Cahow, Stack), 7:49; 4, USA, Thatcher (unassisted), 14:03. Penalties: USA, Knight (slashing), 15:52.
Third Period - Scoring: 5, Knight (Zaugg-Siergiej, Potter), :21; 6, USA, Engstrom (Darwitz, Cahow), 4:26; 7, Knight (Drazan, Weiland), 18:38. Penalties: USA, Duggan (hooking), 19:58.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 14 16 13 43
SWE 0 8 4 12
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Schaus, 60:00 0-0 8-8 4-4 12-12
SWE, Lizana, 60:00 14-13 16-13 13-10 43-36
Power Play: USA 0-2; SWE 0-8
Penalties: USA 8-16; SWE 3-6
Officials: Referee-France Lapratte (CAN); Linesmen-Kerri Rumble (CAN), Haley Wieler (CAN)
Attendance: 1,296
U.S. Women’s National Team Blanks Sweden, 7-0, in 2009 Hockey Canada Cup
September 1, 2009
VANCOUVER, B.C. – Hilary Knight (Hanover, N.D.) scored twice and 12 different players factored in the scoring to lead the U.S. Women's National Team to a 7-0 blanking of Sweden here tonight at the 2009 Hockey Canada Cup at GM Place. Team USA will close out preliminary-round play against Canada on Thursday (Sept. 3) at 7:30 p.m. PT (10:30 p.m. ET).
"I'm certainly happy with the energy we brought," said Team USA Head Coach Mark Johnson. "We played a full 60 minutes, competed the whole time and were rewarded for a very good team effort."
In the first period, Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) put Team USA up 1-0 with help from Angela Ruggiero (Simi Valley, Calif.) and Kacey Bellamy (Westfield, Mass.) at 5:54. The U.S. got into penalty trouble in the latter half of the frame, but held Sweden shotless for 20 minutes.
The U.S. gained a 4-0 advantage in the middle period with three additional goals. Caitlin Cahow (Branford, Conn.) flipped a rebound over Swedish netminder Valentina Lizana at 4:22, then the puck bounced off Natalie Darwitz's (Eagan, Minn.) chest and into the net during a goalmouth scramble at 7:49. Karen Thatcher (Blaine, Wash.) put the U.S. up by four with a breakaway goal at 14:03.
Knight roofed her first goal short side from the right post just :21 into the final frame and Molly Engstrom (Siren, Wis.) made it a 6-0 game with a shot that hit the post and went into the net at 4:26. Knight closed out the scoring with 1:22 left to play when she tipped Rachael Drazan's (Orono, Minn.) shot from the point.
Molly Schaus (Natick, Mass.) made 12 saves for her second career shutout in net for the U.S., while Lizana stopped 36 for Sweden.
NOTES: Team USA was 0-for-2 on the power play, while holding Sweden scoreless on eight chances ... The U.S. outshot Sweden by a 43-12 margin ... Caitlin Cahow, Natalie Darwitz and Kelli Stack all had three-point outings, with a goal and two assists apiece ... Coverage of the 2009 Hockey Canada Cup can be found on QwestTour.com, USAHockey.com, as well as on the U.S. Women's National Team's Facebook page and the Qwest Tour's Twitter page. All preliminary and semifinal games can be viewed live at FASTHockey.com. The U.S. roster can be downloaded here, while the media guide can be found here... Mark Johnson, head women's ice hockey coach at the University of Wisconsin, is leading Team USA through the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, B.C. Dave Flint, head women's ice hockey coach at Northeastern University, and Jodi McKenna, head women's ice hockey coach at Wesleyan University, are serving as assistant coaches ... The 2009-10 U.S. Women's National Team will be centralized in Blaine, Minn., starting on Sept. 14 and will take part in the Qwest Tour, a 10-game, nine-city domestic tour that begins on Sept. 25 in St. Paul, Minn., and concludes just prior to the 2010 Olympics.
GAME SUMMARY
Scoring By Period
USA 1 3 3 -- 7
SWE 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period - Scoring: 1, USA, Stack (Ruggiero, Bellamy), 5:54. Penalties: SWE, Fallman (cross-checking), 1:27; USA, Duggan (cross-checking), 6:16; SWE, Nevalainen (cross-checking), 8:17; USA, J.Lamoureux (hooking), 11:25; USA, M.Lamoureux (kneeing), 13:54; USA, Chu (body-checking), 15:50; SWE, Rundqvist (interference), 16:16; USA, Darwitz (hooking), 16:41; USA, M.Lamoureux (interference), 20:00.
Second Period - Scoring: 2, USA, Cahow (Stack, Darwitz), 4:22; 3, USA, Darwitz (Cahow, Stack), 7:49; 4, USA, Thatcher (unassisted), 14:03. Penalties: USA, Knight (slashing), 15:52.
Third Period - Scoring: 5, Knight (Zaugg-Siergiej, Potter), :21; 6, USA, Engstrom (Darwitz, Cahow), 4:26; 7, Knight (Drazan, Weiland), 18:38. Penalties: USA, Duggan (hooking), 19:58.
Shots by Period
1
2
3
Total
USA 14 16 13 43
SWE 0 8 4 12
Goaltenders (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total
USA, Schaus, 60:00 0-0 8-8 4-4 12-12
SWE, Lizana, 60:00 14-13 16-13 13-10 43-36
Power Play: USA 0-2; SWE 0-8
Penalties: USA 8-16; SWE 3-6
Officials: Referee-France Lapratte (CAN); Linesmen-Kerri Rumble (CAN), Haley Wieler (CAN)
Attendance: 1,296
rinkrat890890
New member
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
Anyone know if Lawler played? And if not, is she injured?
Anyone know if Lawler played? And if not, is she injured?
Travelingman
Registered User
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
Raty did not play last night.
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/59795/la_id/1.htm
The one positive thing is that the US had 15 more shots than the Canadians on Finland. It will be a very good game Thursday. Should be fast and physical I am expecting over 4000 people there.
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
"Santa" in Nets. Gotta love that.
Talking about Santa. Canucks ahead 6-1 over the Fins. Hattrick for Caroline Ouellette.
Raty did not play last night.
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/59795/la_id/1.htm
The one positive thing is that the US had 15 more shots than the Canadians on Finland. It will be a very good game Thursday. Should be fast and physical I am expecting over 4000 people there.
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Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
No, she was given the night off.
Re: USA 7 Sweden 0
I can't find a decent box score anywhere, but when the game notes are posted on the USA Hockey site later it should list the stats to date. Here are the game notes prior to yesterday's game.
No, she was given the night off.
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Re: Hockey Canada Cup
For anyone who's seen the games so far I'm curious to know how the Lamoureux twins are playing so far, and if they are playing on the same line, getting regular shifts. In the two games their total stats are:
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Penalties: 4
No points out of the team's 9 total goals so far is a bit surprising.
For anyone who's seen the games so far I'm curious to know how the Lamoureux twins are playing so far, and if they are playing on the same line, getting regular shifts. In the two games their total stats are:
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Penalties: 4
No points out of the team's 9 total goals so far is a bit surprising.
playthegameonthepond
Registered User
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
No it's not, not at that level.
No it's not, not at that level.
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
US and Canada match up tonight at 10:30 PM on the east coast. Here are the game notes for tonight's tilt.
US and Canada match up tonight at 10:30 PM on the east coast. Here are the game notes for tonight's tilt.
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
US comes out on top 4-2. The, ah...most experienced player, Mrs. Potter lit the lamp twice, as did Miss Knight-the youngest member of the Red, White, and Blue.
Next up is a rematch with Finland on Saturday.
Game Information/Reseignements sur le match
Event/Événement Hockey Canada Cup Location/Emplacement Vancouver, BC, CAN
Date Thu. Sep. 3, 2009 Arena/Aréna GM Place
Time/Heure 19:30 PT Attendance/Assistance -,---
Round/Ronde Preliminary Game # 06
Goals/Penalties
First Period/Première période
Goals/Buts:
05:53 USA Jenny Potter (Hilary Knight, Kacey Bellamy) PP/AN
Penalties/Punitions:
00:20 USA Kacey Bellamy (Hooking/Accrocher)
05:27 CAN Jayna Hefford (Interference/Obstruction)
12:02 CAN Sarah Vaillancourt (Tripping/Faire trébucher)
12:33 CAN Catherine Ward (Roughing/Rudesse)
14:10 CAN Gillian Apps (Body-checking/ Mise en échec corporelle)
14:10 CAN Becky Kellar (Body-checking/ Mise en échec corporelle)
Second Period/Deuxième période
Goals/Buts:
No Scoring.
Penalties/Buts:
01:30 CAN Jocelyne Larocque (Hooking/Accrocher)
04:45 CAN Cherie Piper (Interference/Obstruction)
06:05 USA Meghan Duggan (Slashing/Coup de baton)
15:15 USA Jocelyne Lamoureux (High-sticking/Bâton élevé)
19:03 USA Caitlin Cahow (Kneeing/Donner de genou)
Third Period/Troisième période
Goals/Buts:
00:58 USA Jenny Potter (Hilary Knight, Molly Engstrom)
09:06 USA Kerry Weiland (Natalie Darwitz)
10:25 CAN Meghan Agosta (Hayley Wickenheiser)
11:30 USA Hilary Knight (Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej)
13:31 CAN Brianne Jenner (Tessa Bonhomme, Meaghan Mikkelson) PP/AN
Penalties/Punitions:
12:19 USA Kerry Weiland (Tripping/Faire trébucher)
Goaltenders CAN Shannon Szabados
Gardiens de but USA Molly Schaus
Shots on Goal Team 1 p 2 p 3 p Ttl
Shots on Goal CAN 7 11 11 29
Tirs au but USA 11 11 10 32
US comes out on top 4-2. The, ah...most experienced player, Mrs. Potter lit the lamp twice, as did Miss Knight-the youngest member of the Red, White, and Blue.
Next up is a rematch with Finland on Saturday.
Game Information/Reseignements sur le match
Event/Événement Hockey Canada Cup Location/Emplacement Vancouver, BC, CAN
Date Thu. Sep. 3, 2009 Arena/Aréna GM Place
Time/Heure 19:30 PT Attendance/Assistance -,---
Round/Ronde Preliminary Game # 06
Goals/Penalties
First Period/Première période
Goals/Buts:
05:53 USA Jenny Potter (Hilary Knight, Kacey Bellamy) PP/AN
Penalties/Punitions:
00:20 USA Kacey Bellamy (Hooking/Accrocher)
05:27 CAN Jayna Hefford (Interference/Obstruction)
12:02 CAN Sarah Vaillancourt (Tripping/Faire trébucher)
12:33 CAN Catherine Ward (Roughing/Rudesse)
14:10 CAN Gillian Apps (Body-checking/ Mise en échec corporelle)
14:10 CAN Becky Kellar (Body-checking/ Mise en échec corporelle)
Second Period/Deuxième période
Goals/Buts:
No Scoring.
Penalties/Buts:
01:30 CAN Jocelyne Larocque (Hooking/Accrocher)
04:45 CAN Cherie Piper (Interference/Obstruction)
06:05 USA Meghan Duggan (Slashing/Coup de baton)
15:15 USA Jocelyne Lamoureux (High-sticking/Bâton élevé)
19:03 USA Caitlin Cahow (Kneeing/Donner de genou)
Third Period/Troisième période
Goals/Buts:
00:58 USA Jenny Potter (Hilary Knight, Molly Engstrom)
09:06 USA Kerry Weiland (Natalie Darwitz)
10:25 CAN Meghan Agosta (Hayley Wickenheiser)
11:30 USA Hilary Knight (Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej)
13:31 CAN Brianne Jenner (Tessa Bonhomme, Meaghan Mikkelson) PP/AN
Penalties/Punitions:
12:19 USA Kerry Weiland (Tripping/Faire trébucher)
Goaltenders CAN Shannon Szabados
Gardiens de but USA Molly Schaus
Shots on Goal Team 1 p 2 p 3 p Ttl
Shots on Goal CAN 7 11 11 29
Tirs au but USA 11 11 10 32
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Offthepipe
New member
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
No recap on USAHockey
Here's the lnik to the Hockey Canada recap
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/66085/la_id/1.htm
No recap on USAHockey
Here's the lnik to the Hockey Canada recap
http://www.hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/66085/la_id/1.htm
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
The USA Hockey recap is up this morning.
LOOK AT THE ATTENDANCE: 6,833!!!!!
The USA Hockey recap is up this morning.
LOOK AT THE ATTENDANCE: 6,833!!!!!
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
Just curious on the format of this tournament.
The preliminary games provide more game experience for each of the teams, allow the coaches to evaluate players and try different line combinations, and perhaps most importantly sell more tickets and help cover expenses. But in terms of determining who actually ends up winning the tournament, they're pretty pointless, as you can go 0-3 in the preliminaries and still capture the gold.
I guess if you have only 4 teams and want each team to play 5 games, there isn't any other way, but the format still seems a little odd.
Just curious on the format of this tournament.
The preliminary games provide more game experience for each of the teams, allow the coaches to evaluate players and try different line combinations, and perhaps most importantly sell more tickets and help cover expenses. But in terms of determining who actually ends up winning the tournament, they're pretty pointless, as you can go 0-3 in the preliminaries and still capture the gold.
I guess if you have only 4 teams and want each team to play 5 games, there isn't any other way, but the format still seems a little odd.
Re: Hockey Canada Cup
Here's the box score - http://hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/66242/la_id/1.htm
Here's the box score - http://hockeycanada.ca/index.php/ci_id/66242/la_id/1.htm