2000-2001
- Jim Hepburn and Clint Tippett received Ringette Alberta "Friends of Ringette" Awards at the Ringette Alberta banquet April 28th, 2001
- Ringette Calgary hosted a FUN RUN on Saturday, October 14 at the U of C.
- AA held their Silent Auction on November 25
- Team USA camp was held in Calgary October 6-8
- Ice was billed at $126.00 per hour
- The 2000 World Championships were held in Finland November 15-18, 2000
- The Canadian Ringette Championships were held from April 2-8 in Moncton
- The Western Canadian Tween Championships were held from March 23-25 in Winnipeg
- A 3-on-3 tournament was held in late August
- A Canada Winter Games Zone 3 ID camp was held October 14-15
- The referee assignor was Lee Costea
- A Level 1 NOCP clinic was held in October
- Ringette Canada introduced a new age division at the AA level - OPEN AA - which replaced Deb AA and Intermediate AA
- Shot Clocks were used in the Junior AA, Belle AA and Open AA provincial championships
- Bow View hosted a goaltending clinic
- Properties held their annual Spring Classic Tournament March 2-4, 2001
- Ringette Calgary hosted the Tween A provincials from March 9-11
- Ringette Calgary participated in the Santa Claus parade
- Ringette Calgary had a Casino May 13/14
- Calgary teams won Provincial GOLD in 11 of the 14 divisions/levels competed in
- Noel Cronin was honored with a special award by the AA Committee for his volunteer commitment.
- Jodi Jensen became the new Technical Director for Ringette Canada (May 2001)
Registration Numbers 2000-2001 Season
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Bun | Nov | Pet | Twe | Jr | B | Deb | Int | TL | |
Bow View | 30 | 37 | 45 | 47 | 37 | 16 | 32 | 0 | 244 |
Northwest | 34 | 46 | 58 | 45 | 42 | 45 | 18 | 0 | 288 |
South Calgary | 20 | 23 | 26 | 25 | 22 | 0 | 0 | 10 | 126 |
Properties | 26 | 19 | 28 | 18 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 91 |
AA | 0 | 0 | 0 | 26 | 14 | 14 | 0 | 12 | 66 |
Other: | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 14 | 40 | 54 |
Totals | 110 | 125 | 157 | 161 | 115 | 75 | 64 | 62 | 869 |
These figures do not include "Women's Teams" (Intermediate B, C and Masters) |
Executive: | |
President | Chris Belan |
Past President | Laura Webb |
VP Administration | Brenda McGowan |
VP League | Dennis McGrath Steve Hutchison |
VP Technical | Murray Pettem |
VP Publicity | John Fauville |
Treasurer | Dave Patterson |
Zone 3 Director | Darryl Jaques |
Directors: | |
EGRT Liaison | Laura Webb |
Bingo Director | Clint Tippett |
Casino Director | Iveah Hutchison |
C.R.R.A. Rep | Mike Bertin |
Player Development | |
Coaching Development | Rob Reginato |
Ice Scheduling | Iveah Hutchison Sue Palmer |
AA Rep | Will Hoes |
Bow View Rep | Udo Rover |
Northwest Rep | Holly Polson |
South Calgary Rep | Darwyn Miles |
Properties Rep | Jim Hepburn |
Staff: | |
Administration | Marlayne Brandsgard |
Accountant | Gail Kerr |
City Champions 2000-2001
Division | City Champions | Silver Medalists |
Novice A | BV Chicks with Sticks | NW Nightmares |
Novice B | BV Bobcats | BV Ice Breakers |
Petite A | BV Fugitives Provincials - 9th |
NW Attitude Provincials - 6th |
Petite B | NW Ring Invaders Provincials - 4th |
NW Grinches who stole Ringette |
Tween A | PSA Crushers Provincials - Gold |
BV Bronx Provincials - 5th |
Tween B | NW Disco Ducks Provincials - Gold |
South Calgary 4U2NV |
Junior A | BV Rage Provincials - 5th |
South Calgary Ice |
Provincials: NW Vibe - Gold (Host team) | ||
Junior B | BV Selects Provincials - Gold |
BV Attitude |
Belle A | NW Hooters Provincials - Silver |
NW Blaze Provincials - 8th |
Deb A | NW Team Fusion Provincials - Gold |
BV Breeze Provincials - 4th |
Provincials - BV Prairie Fire (5th), Thorncliffe Blaze (6th) | ||
Int A | Triwood Gladiators Provincials - Silver |
West Hillhurst "US" Provincials - Gold |
AA Teams
CALGARY FORCE
PETITE AA
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CALGARY WILD
PETITE AA
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this time
CALGARY
X-TREME
TWEEN AA
Antye Stewart
JD Delorme
Kelsey Haworth
Patricia Ontko
Natash Stalany
Jamie Lefebre
Kelly Klapko
Victoria Russell
Chelsey Morrill
Jenny Hartley
Trina Iwanski
Ainsley Kerr
COACHES:
Bob Kerr
Chris Belan
Bob Russell
Manager:
Cheryl Delorme
CALGARY
TWEEN AA
ODYSSEY
Sarah Beaton
Alex Reginato
Samantha Brown
Elaina Scheuer
Cayla Gillies
Elin Brown
Allison Cronin
Shannon Beatty
Martine Pettem
Samantha Hammond
Kim Kennedy
Kristi Waeyen
COACHES:
Murray Pettem
Danielle Pettem
Rob Reginato
Manager:
Noel Cronin
CALGARY
PRIDE
JUNIOR AA
Drew Belan
Whitney Bryant
Chelsea Dolan
Kristin Hallett
Stacy Johnson
Jennifer Kuhn
Tracy Lefebre
Janine McCue
Jesse Penner
Lindsay Shierman
Erin Stockwell
Lindsay Veale
Jackie Williamson
COACHES:
Beth Veale
Barb Barrie
Chris Belan
Jody Black
Manager:
Darlene Kuhn
Adelle Williamson
CALGARY
MISSION
BELLE AA
Sheena Lawrick
Robyn McNeil
Andrea Scheuer
Abbey Hoes
Amelia Hradsky
Jackie Thurston
Julie Bauman
Meagan Cronin
Erin Krushelnicki
Stacey McNichol
Lindsay Lovse
Alison Forsyth
Tonya Young
COACHES:
Cliff Lawrick
Trina Janssens
Jodi Jensen
Trainer
Jody Seerup
Manager:
Debbie McNeil
CALGARY
EXTREME
INTERMEDIATE AA
Trina Janssens
Lisa Brown
Kim Smyth
Jenny Cook
Heather Barton
Susan Foster
JP Paradowski
Jodi Jensen
Jaime Hatchette
Jody Black
Shannon Hutchison
Courtney Jaques
COACHES:
Paul Boundy
Jodi Jensen
Jenny Cook
Manager:
Mark Hatchette
AA Results:
Petite AA FORCE - Provincial Gold
Petite AA Wild - Provincial Silver
Tween AA X-Treme - Provincial Gold (Bronze at the Western Canadian Championships)
Tween AA Odyssey - Provincial Silver
Junior AA Pride - Provincial Gold - 4th at the Canadian Ringette Championships (Moncton, NB)
Belle AA Mission - Provincial Gold - Gold at the Canadian Ringette Championships (Moncton, NB)
Open AA Extreme - Provincial Gold -Gold at the Canadian Ringette Championships (Moncton, NB)
Esso Golden Ring
The 15th annual Esso Golden Ring was held Jan. 19-21, 2001 and hosted Bunny through Intermediate divisions.
There were 167 teams in 16 different divisions.
The 2001 Esso Golden Ring:
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The tournament was sponsored for the 15th year by Imperial Oil Limited.
- Teams from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Manitoba took part in the three-day competition. In addition to the 70 Calgary teams there were 79 teams from other parts of Alberta, and 18 out of province teams - 7 from British Columbia, 7 from Saskatchewan, 3 from Ontario, and 1 from Manitoba.
- A total of 181 applications were received from teams with hopes of securing a spot in the tournament. 9 of those teams withdrew and we were unable to accommodate 5 teams.
- Players Prize Draws were held to distribute a total of 620 draw prizes accumulated by Esso Golden Ring Committee members.
- The "take home" souvenir which the 2001 Esso Golden Ring committee provided to all players were "kick-balls" - imprinted with the Esso Golden Ring logo. In addition, all players were provided with a full color 2001 souvenir poster.
- The "carnival style" hospitality night was held Friday, January 19th at Marlborough Community Hall. Activities included kareoke, a radar gun to test shot speeds, carnival games, cotton candy, hot dogs, snow cones and lots of fun.
- Rachel Gilmour and Bob Campbell were responsible for the scheduling of on-ice officials for the 329 tournament games. Robyn Schweitzer, past-president of the CRRA, was also heavily involved in organizing and inviting out of town officials to the tournament.
- Murray Todd (Edmonton) was gracious enough to once again coordinate a referee shuttle service for out of town officials. Murray, with assistance from Lonnie Krahn and Dennis McGrath, spent his whole weekend getting referees where they needed to be.
- The Ringette Calgary Home Page provided an application form, hospitality night information, a list of successful applicants, and the schedules. This greatly reduced the number of inquiries to the Ringette Calgary office, and expeeded the process of providing information to teams.
- The Junior, Belle and Open AA divisions used shot clocks for all games. Many players, parents, coaches and officials took the opportunity to watch this new and improved version of ringette. This did create an unanticipated shortage of "high level" officials, and the result was an added expense to bring in out of province officials.
- Customized Game sheets with the Esso Golden Ring logo on them were used once again.
- In the interest of fair play, in the Novice division each player on a team was only allowed to score a maximum of three goals per game.
2001 ESSO GOLDEN RING Champions |
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Gold
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Silver | |
Novice A | Calgary BV Chicks with Sticks | Fort Sask Kinsmen Krusaders |
Novice B | Sherwood Pk Shooting Stars | Medicine Hat Grizzlies |
Petite A | South Calgary Blizzard | Calgary NW Attitude |
Petite B | Fort Saskatchewan Storm | Calgary BV Thunder |
Tween AA | Calgary X-Treme | Regina AA Aces |
Tween A | Coquitlam Moody Lightnin | Sherwood Park Shorties |
Tween B | South Calgary 4U2NV | Calgary NW Disco Ducks |
Junior AA | LMRL BC Thunder | Calgary Pride |
Junior A | Edmonton Fury | Calgary NW Vibe |
Junior B | Calgary BV Selects | Calgary BV Attitude |
Belle AA | Calgary Mission | Zone 5 Black Gold |
Belle A | St. Albert Mighty Ducks | Calgary NW Hooters |
Deb/Int AA | Edmonton Swatt | Edmonton Steele |
Deb A | Calgary Team Fusion | Calgary BV Breeze |
Int A | Calgary Triwood Gladiators | Red Deer Kickers |
When Lonnie Krahn says he'll do something -
consider it done.
Those of us who have had the pleasure of working with this dedicated volunteer already knew that this was the case, but this season his Provincial Champion Team Fusion Deb A got to test his word to the limit.
Lonnie promised his team that they could shave his head if they won provincials. Lonnie says he "knew the deal going in - win provincials and get shaved bald - but don't touch the beard".
And win they did... So, on Friday March 30, Lonnie lost his hair...
Lonnie has been active in Ringette for 11 years, and has coached for 9 of those. This represents his fourth City Championship, and his first Provincial title.
Over his Ringette career he has been heavily involved in PSA (Properties Ringette Association) - he was President for 5 years, Ice Scheduler for 2 years and Past President for 4 years.
As president of PSA, Lonnie attended Ringette Calgary Board meetings for 5 years - where he offered down to earth solutions and much needed humour.
When Asked "Why did you do it" Lonnie replied: "For the Love of the Game and the Participants"
Way to go Lonnie!