1992-1993

Ringette Calgary hires a second part-time employee (Marlayne Brandsgard) to assist with increased workload
Ringette Canada introduced new "Experimental Rules", which included any three in, second control, goalkeeper substitution, goalkeeper ring, penalty shot for specific defensive play during the last 5 minutes (and overtime)
Age division changes made Deb 22 and under and Intermediate 23 and over
WRAC (Women’s Ringette Association of Calgary) formed in spring 1992, the President of WRAC was Cathy Attfield
University of Calgary Ringette Scholarship: Recipients were: Kerri Berner & Shelly Potter, the amount given was $700.00
University of Calgary Physical Activity Course, (PEAT 501.08) was funded by Ringette Canada, $500-1000. The course was instructed by Lisa Brown
Ice fees were $80/hr.
Referee Fees were as follows:
Bunnies - $10, Novice - $11, Petite-$12, Tween-$13, Junior-$15, Belle-$16, Deb/Int-$17, Womens-$15
Ringette Schools: University of Calgary, July 26-30, August 30-Sep.3 - SAIT, July 19-23

Growth Rates from 1991-92 Season (does not include Women)
QUADRANT	91-92		92-93		INCREASE / DECREASE BY PLAYERS
QUADRANT	TEAMS	PLAYERS	TEAMS	PLAYERS	INCREASE / DECREASE BY PLAYERS
BowView	18	235	20	240	increase 2.1%
South Calgary	6	84	7	83	0%
North West	14	197	17	210	increase 7%
Propertes	8	101	10	128	increase 26.7%
AA	5	65	4	50	decrease 20%
Misc Teams	3		3		0%

Executive:
President	Doreen Smyth
Past President	Bobbie Schweitzer
VP Administration	Laura Webb
VP League	Ken Furlong
VP Technical	Steve Hutchison
Zone 3 Director	Don Ryz
VP Publicity	Marie Knowles
Treasurer	Karen White

Directors:
EGRT Liaison	Sheila Moore
AA	Lynn Johanson
Bingo Director	Gail Janssens
Facilities	Sue Palmer
C.R.R.A. Rep	Erik Laerz
Player Development	Mary-Ellen Larson
Coaching Development	Beth Veale
Quadrant Reps	Wilf Gobert(BV) Dale McNichol (SC) Darryl Jaques (NW) Jeff Lennard (PT

Staff:
Executive Director	Jane Mabley
Administration	Marlayne Brandsgard

The 7th annual Esso Golden Ring was held Jan. 22-24,1993
and hosted Bunny through Womens
There were 133 teams, 1700 players, 18 divisions and 265 games over 3 days

Champions were:
Novice A	St. Albert Wild Things
Novice B	Innisfail Legion
Petite A	Calgary NW Hurricanes
Petite B	Bon Accord Blizzards
Tween AA	Edmonton Edge
Tween A	Regina Falcons
Tween B	Lacombe
Junior AA	Sher. Park Jaguars
Junior A	NW St. Elmo's Fire
Junior B	Edmonton Westridge
Belle AA	Sudbury Lions
Belle A	Lacombe
Deb AA	Calgary Debs
Deb A	St. Albert
Int A	Port Coquitlam
Women A	Strathmore Ringers
Women B	Indus

PROPERTIES RASCALS

PROPERTIES PETITE B MIGHTY HAWKS 1992-93
Front Row: Crystal Davies, Rina Bellingham, Burgundy Biletski, Ayesha Ebrahim, Liana Sigfusson
Middle Row: Emma McKenzie, Aliah Lila, Megan Lennard, Lauren Gillies, Natasha Tippett, Maxine Winters
Back Row: Gary Winters (asst Coach), Doug Davies (asst Coach), Lorna McKenzie (manager),
Jodi Jensen (asst Coach), Jeff Lennard (Coach)

TRIWOOD TRADITION
Back Row: Kristeena Schultz, Cindy Barclay, Tammy Gailfus, Selene Munro, Laura Webb (coach)
Front: Ally Mitchell, Megan Jasper, Shannon Mabley, Sheri Binder, Corinne Hagel, Monique Van Laar

How did Calgary do?
Tween AA	Bronze
Junior AA	Bronze
Belle AA	Silver
Intermediate AA	Gold

Tournament Committee:
Kim Arndt	Diane Dodge
Debbie Surette	Linda Duley
Denise Courtney-Perry	Loeke Jenzen
Tanis Humphrey	Dennis Cocks
Laura Webb	Sheila Moore
Marilyn Thomlinson	Peggy Skog
Jill Press	Cathy Attfield
Laurie Wallis	Doreen McMullen
Dave Savage	Ian Matheson
Lilianne Walker	Geri Norman

Ringette Calgary History

Calgary Hosts “AA” Provincial Championships

Calgary’s AA (Rep) Teams

Esso Golden Ring