2017-2018
Ringette Calgary's 40th Season- There were 103 teams registered with Ringette Calgary.
- A total of 147 teams participated in Zone 123 League Play.
- In addition there were 32 teams registered with the Calgary Open Ringette Association (CORA).
- City ice arena rate rental increased to $275.40 per hour (plus GST)
- AA hosted the "Ring it On Tournament" from Sept 29-Oct 1
- CalE hosted the "Lonnie Krahn Classic from Oct 12-15
- South Calgary hosted the "Memorial Ringette Tournament" from Oct 6-7
- Bow View hosted the "Jingle Ring" from Nov 24-26, Dec 8-10
- Marlayne Brandsgard reached a significant milestone of 25 years working in the Ringette Calgary office
- A Concussion Information and Awareness Session was held Wednesday, November 22, 2017. Paul Geddes ran the session.
- Ringette Calgary continued to mandate the Respect in Sport Leadership program.
- For the first time parents were required to complete the Respect in Sport for Parents program.
- The Don Henderson Memorial Ringette Scholarship was awarded to XXX for the 2017/18 Academic year
- The "2015 Western Canadian Ringette Championships Legacy Scholarships" were awarded to Emily Renneberg and Rachel Ung for the 2017/18 Academic year.
Matt Loh
Our community was heartbroken to learn that Matt Loh passed away on March 2, 2018 at the age of 56. Matt was a valued Ringette volunteer for many years through Triwood, NW Ringette, Esso Golden Ring and AA Ringette.
His contributions to the Calgary AA program were multiple—such as running their fundraising commitment with the Flames Foundation, introducing and organizing the Ring It On Exhibition Series, and creating the Own the Ring Challenge during our last Provincial hosting—as well as being a long-time committee member who brought enthusiasm and hard work to everything he did.
Matt touched a lot of people through his generosity and helpfulness and was always willing to do what was needed to get the job done. He will be missed immeasurably.
Ringette Night with the Flames
Ringette Calgary again partnered with the Flames organization for a great team building opportunity.
There were two games to choose from:
Wednesday, Dec 20th, the Flames vs.St. Louis Blues
Thursday, Feb 1st, 2018, the Flames vs Tampa Bay Lightning
- Tickets for anyone associated with ringette in the city were available with seats in a blocked-off section in the press level of the Saddledome
- For each ticket purchased, the Flames donated $5 back to the association/participating team
World Ringette Championships
The 2017 World Ringette Championships took place from November 27 to December 3, 2017 in Mississauga.
Congratultions to our local athletes:
Senior Team – Shaundra Bruvall, Christianne Varty
Junior Team – Madison Bonsel, Jennica Murray, Rachel Ung
The Junior team won gold and the Senior team took silver.
Alberta Winter Games Team
The Alberta Winter Games were held in Wood Buffalo from February 16-19, 2018.
Congratulations to the following who attended from Calgary:
Zone 3 Officials
Caley Mineault
Kristi Puzkar
Jenna Swiatowski
Zone 3 Alberta Winter Games team:
Kira Hodge, Erin Brady, Lily McBride, Larissa Eifler, Tristan Earle, Tori Morris, Tana Morris, Maddie Schrauth, Grace Hardy, Jane Hardy, Alyssa Petropoulos, Isabella Gauvin, Devin Wells, Anne Yeomans, Rianne Caldwell, Presley Stradeski, Ashley Wager
Robin Morris – Head Coach, Reva Muise – Assistant Coach, Sam MacGregor – Assistant Coach, Darren Hardy – Assistant Coach
University Challenge Cup
UofC Dinos win Gold in Guelph Ontario at the 2018 University Challenge Cup
The Calgary Dinos Ringette team made the trek to Guelph Ontario for the 2018 University Challenge Cup on Dec 26th .
There were 14 teams representing universities from as far east as Halifax.
The Dinos dominated the reigning champion University of Ottawa in the final game with a 6-0 win.
Ringette Alberta Awards
At the 2018 Conference and Annual General Meeting, Ringette Alberta presented their 2017/2018 Ringette Alberta Awards to several outstanding individuals in our province. Congratulations to the following from Calgary:
Individual Youth Volunteerism Award:
Ringette Alberta’s Youth Volunteerism award is intended to recognize outstanding individuals under the age of 18 who have shown dedication to the sport of ringette. These volunteers have excelled even with the busy schedules of their young lives and understand the true value of sportsmanship and volunteerism.
Sarah Adam
Our 2018 recipient of the Youth Volunteerism Award enthusiastically stepped up to Junior Coach at 14 years old. She volunteered over 50 hours to her Junior team in addition to the commitment of her own U16B Bowview team.
On top of her ringette volunteering, she is very active in representing her school in debate and poetry reading at the Provincial level.
Her Bowview U10 team describes her as delightful, polite, courteous, confident, sunny, cheerful, kind, intelligent and self-composed.
Ringette Alberta is proud to announce Sarah Adam as our 2018 Youth Volunteer Award recipient.
Congratulations Sarah!
Friends of Ringette Awards:
These awards are given to recognize outstanding individuals that have shown dedication to the sport. Ringette Alberta would like to recognize 2 individuals that have done just that.
Melissa Kovatch
Our first recipient has been an outstanding volunteer with Bowview Ringette Association. She has been a board member for 4 years and a coach for 6 years and also serves as mentor for one our U14B coaches. She has single handedly hosted the Come Try Ringette for 3 years (sometimes twice a year), with typically the best attendance in Calgary and with one memorable event when the lights went out.
As our Jingle Ring Coordinator, she has been instrumental in it’s growing success over the last 4 years. She initiated our first Coach’s Appreciation Night which was extremely well received and contributes to the strength of our coaching network.
This recipient contributes enormously to Bowview’s club culture and everyone who meets her is inevitably has a better experience with ringette. She will, without hesitation, go out of her way to help others in promoting ringette. She drives our Come Try Ringette sticks and supplies to Canmore, Banff and Okotoks, and to Calgary Sport’s All Sport One Day events, plus many more.
She manages the annual Bowview Social fundraiser event and is planning a very special anniversary edition for Bow View’s 30th Anniversary. She demonstrates a deep passion for ringette and clear understanding of the need to have young women be involved in sports with female role models. She is able to rely on her years of playing and coaching when sharing her knowledge with up and coming young women. She spends countless hours volunteering her time and we can not thank her enough for her tireless contributions to our sport. Congratulations Melissa Kovatch!
Mary Pelland
Our second recipient has been a dedicated volunteer to the sport for many years. She is a tireless volunteer who is always the first to raise her hand when a job needs to be done. Her contributions to the sport have helped develop ringette at both the minor and adult levels in Calgary.
Her dedication to the Calgary East Ringette Association has spanned over 19 seasons. She is currently the President of Calgary East and has also filled the roles of Treasurer, Registrar and Team Manager, as well as sitting on the Lonnie Krahn Classic Tournament Committee.
Her volunteerism also extends outside her Association – she sits on the Ringette Calgary Board and the CORA Board, as well as her involvement on various sub-Committees (as U19 Coordinator) and the Esso Golden Ring Tournament Committee throughout the years.
Ringette Calgary and Ringette Alberta appreciates all the time, energy and passion she puts into the program. A big Thank you and Congratulations to Mary Pelland!
Ringette Excellence Award:
This award recognizes individuals that have made significant contributions towards showcasing the popularity of the sport, and outstanding lifelong achievement as a volunteer supporting and improving the sport of ringette.
Our Ringette Excellence award recipient has played ringette since she was a child in Saskatoon. She was also a ringette official since the mid 90’s, holding clinics throughout Saskatchewan and holding the Ref in Chief position in Saskatoon and Fort McMurray. She has been a coach with Bow View since 2013 and has been a board member for 3 years.
Chandra Otterson
Our recipient is an excellent role model. She has a strong understanding of the game and ability to teach it. She has been nominated as coach of the year twice and has had an incredible impact as the VP of Coaching Development. Together with our president and the executive, she drafted a set of objectives for coaching selection that did not include any affirmative action. Through her positive and encouraging leadership style, she has inspired many experienced ringette players to use their knowledge and abilities to become head coaches. Bow View proudly has 20 out of 35 high quality head coaches in 2018 that are female. This represents significant progress in having female role models in our sport, without sacrificing any technical quality or selecting them on the basis of gender. This is largely due to her encouragement and support and setting strategic goals for the coaching body to operate as a group, as a network and to work with one another. The benefits are immediate, and obvious.
Our Ringette Excellence recipient consults with other senior coaches to strategically manage our coaching mentorship program that has also seen significant positive impact. A few years ago, we may have struggled with getting quality coaches in certain divisions or tiers. Now, we have more people willing to step up and coach because they know they are going to have access to a lot of resources and competent mentors. She promotes a team atmosphere not just on her own team but among the coaching personnel in the club. Her contributions are recognized, appreciated and far reaching. Congratulations to Chandra Otterson
WCRC Legacy Scholarship
The “2015 Western Canadian Ringette Championships Legacy Scholarships” were awarded at the Ringette Calgary Annual General Meeting on May 10th. Applicants were scored based on their commitment to the sport of Ringette through playing, coaching, officiating and other volunteer activities as well as school and community participation and service.
Congratulations to Emily Renneberg and Rachel Ung who each received $1000.
Emily Renneberg with Ringette Calgary President Garry Kane
Rachel Ung with Ringette Calgary President Garry Kane
Emily Renneberg and Rachel Ung with Ringette Calgary President Garry Kane
NW2 Edge
NW1 Intensity
U12A Provincials:
GOLD - NW1 Intensity
BRONZE - South Calgary Venom
6th - Bowview Attack
7th - Bowview Blitz
8th - Northwest Edge
9th - South Calgary Thunder
SC High Voltage
NW3 El Pase Libre
CalE Sharp Shooters
BV1 Vortex
BV2 Edge
NW1 Titanium
BV2 Renegades
SC 1 Warriors
SC1 Blues
BV2 Royals
BV1 Phantom
BV2 Adrenaline
NW Red
Impact
Blaze
Rkyfd Ringers
AA Teams 2018 |
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| Division | PROVINCIALS FINISH | WCRC / CRC FINISH |
| U14AA | Calgary White - GOLD
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WCRC's: GOLD Team Alberta - Calgary White  |
| Calgary Blue - Bronze
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WCRC's: 3rd Calgary Blue  |
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| Calgary Red
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| U16AA | Calgary Shock - GOLD
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| Calgary Surge - 4th
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CRC's - Silver
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| Calgary Riot
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| U19AA | Calgary Strive - GOLD
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| Calgary Heat
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| Open AA | Calgary RATH
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4th in the National Ringette League |
That’s the Spirit!
NW U14A Summit shared a buddy skate with NW U10S1 Rocket Girls---it was a great morning of NW Friends First Ringette Spirit.
NW U14 Summit shared a buddy skate with NW U10 Rocket Girls.
NW U14 Summit shared a buddy skate with NW U10 Rocket Girls
NW Titanium collected diapers in the month of December for the Children's Cottage.
NW Titanium collected diapers in the month of December for the Children's Cottage. Pictured here after making their donation.
NW Titanium collected diapers in the month of December for the Children's Cottage.
Christmas cards for the homeless
U14A NW Summit made Christmas cards for the homeless
NW U14A Summit with RATH
NW U14A Summit with RATH
2018 Giveaway - Bag Tag
2018 Esso Golden Ring Champions | ||
Division | Gold Medalists | Silver Medalists |
U10S3 |  Cal BV Shooting Starzz (7) |  Calgary BV Boomerings (6) |
U12A |  Calgary NW Intensity (5) |  Calgary BV Blitz (3) |
U12B |  Spr Grv Avalanche (10) |  Calgary BV Thunder (3) |
U12C |  CalE Sharp Shooters (8) |  Calgary BV Ice Illusions (1) |
U14AA |  Zone 2 Blaze (3) |  St. Albert Mission (2) |
U14A |  Medicine Hat Tropics (7) |  Calgary NW Summit (1) |
U14B |  Lethbridge Hericanes (7) |  Medicine Hat Impact (6) |
U16AA |  Regina Stingers (7) |  Calgary Surge (4) |
U16A |  S Calgary Blues (3) |  Calgary BV Royals (1) |
U16B |  Lethbridge Rattlers (10) |  Cochrane Rockies (3) |
U19AA |  Calgary Strive (7) |  Central AB Sting (1) |
U19A |  Saskatoon Ice (8) |  Calgary BV Fury (2) |
U19B |  Saskatoon Shock (4) |  Lethbridge Wild (3) |
Active Start Teams at the Esso Golden Ring
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- AS SCalgary Ice Unicorns
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- AS Cal NW Orange Fire
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- AS Cal NW Lightening Bolts
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- AS CalgaryE Snow Cats
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- AS Calgary BV Starfires
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- AS Calgary BV Ice Crushers
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- AS Calgary BV Ice Cheetahs
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- AS SCal Pink Fluffy Unicorns
U101 Teams at the Esso Golden Ring
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- U101 St Albert Lightning
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- U101 Spruce Grove Unicorns
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- U101 Sher Park Silver Dolphins
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- U101 SCalgary Snow Tigers
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- U101 Calgary NW Ring Robbers
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- U101 Calgary BV Shredders
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- U101 Calgary BV Rockets
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- U101 CalE Mty Mty Grizzlies
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- U101 Cal BV Hericanes
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- U101 SCalgary Ice Angels
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- U101 SCalgary Blue Dragons
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- U101 NW Sticksy Chix
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- U101 NW Rocket Girls
U102 Teams at the Esso Golden Ring
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- U102 SherPk Renegades
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- U102 SherPk Ice Breakers
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- U102 SCalgary Thunderbolts
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- U102 SCalgary Snow Leopards
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- U102 SCalgary Ring Warriors
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- U102 SCalgary Ring Robbers
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- U102 Spruce Grove Green Dragons
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- U102 Cochrane Crazies
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- U102 Cal NW Shooting Stars
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- U102 Cal NW Ring Crushers
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- U102 Calgary NW Wolverines
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- U102 CalgaryE Angels
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- U102 Calgary BV Warriors
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- U102 Calgary BV Snow Tigers
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- U102 Calgary BV Rocket Penguins
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- U102 Med Hat Fire Blades
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- U102 Airdrie Ring Devils
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- U102 Calgary BV Fire and Ice
CORA Calgary Classic
The 7th Annual CORA Calgary Classic was held January 25-28, 2018 at Winsport Arena - Canada Olympic Park.
The tournament hosted 48 teams from the Open Division:
Open A - 16 teams
Open B - 16 teams
Open C - 16 teams
2018 CORA Calgary Classic Champions | ||
Open A |
|  Calgary Heat (0) |
Open B |  Calgary Edge (8) |  Calgary Avalanche (2) |
Open C |  Calgary Storm (4) |  Rockyford Rush (2) |
Ringette Calgary’s 40th Season
by: Jocelyn Beswick, Esso Golden Ring Publicity Coordinator
This year marks the 40th Anniversary of Ringette Calgary, so we interviewed a few long-standing members of Ringette Calgary about their continued devotion to the organization and what exactly Ringette Calgary means to them. We also discussed their involvement in the Esso Golden Ring Tournament, as well as their journey through the sport of Ringette from childhood to adulthood and the evolution of the sport throughout those years.
Laura Webb started playing ringette when she was 12 in Spruce Grove, then moved to Calgary in 1980 for college and played for the first “Belle Rep” team in Calgary. In 1981 Laura joined the board of Ringette Calgary as Publicity Director. Since becoming a member of Ringette Calgary 32 years ago she has loved every challenge and experience this organization has fulfilled in her career in Ringette, as a player, coach, board and committee member.
“Always the best memories [of Ringette Calgary] are the friends that you make […] but my best memory was when we first hosted the 1990 Ringette Championship. Calgary won in all divisions, still unprecedented. A pretty proud moment for Calgary.”
Marlayne Brandsgard started playing Ringette in Thorncliffe in 1977, the first year it was introduced in Calgary. She played on Calgary’s first “Belle Rep Team” in 1980 and the first “Deb Rep Team” in 1981. She attended several Canadian Ringette Championships and has since coached and managed teams. As well, her daughter played throughout the years and is a coach now as well. In 1992 she became the second employee of Ringette Calgary at a part-time level to assist the accountant and she hasn’t ever left! Throughout the years she has volunteered on the NW Board and several subcommittees, as well as for 12 years on the Esso Golden Ring committee. In her own words, “I really enjoy the job, the people, the Board I work for every year, all the volunteers. It is a great organization – I love it. Ringette has always been a passion.”
The constant themes throughout both interviews were universal and pervasive:
Passion: throughout their lives ringette is a constant, each volunteer involved in the sport is passionate about the sport and also about their involvement. Laura fondly reminisces about her involvement in Ringette throughout the years, “this sport and organization is about the friends you make and the relationships you have throughout the years, why their continued involvement is apparent. The truly special thing is I coached for many years […] really neat to see the players I have coached coaching their own daughters now.” Marlayne warmly remembers, “the friendships, the long-lasting friendships I have made with people and to me it is always about the passion the volunteers have for the sport and the amount of time they are willing to put in – overall a good feel.” Both mentioned how thy have found, cultivated and created friendships for life through this organization and this sport.
Leadership: Ringette Calgary as an organization demonstrates continued leadership within the Ringette community, in Calgary but also recognized regionally for their leadership and commitment to the sport and their athletes. “All quadrants [of Ringette Calgary] work together […] especially AA level,” explains Laura. “You can’t have the high-level programs without the base programs. Ringette Calgary ensures that [there is a partnership] between all quadrants.” Relationships are facilitated by this organization throughout all levels of the sport and within the sports community. “Communication amongst our members and the transparency of the association and how it runs is fantastic,” continues Laura. “[With the advancement in technology over the years] social media helps to engage the players as well.”
Legacy: Ringette Calgary is creating a foundation for Ringette in Calgary, and together with the aforementioned leadership, combines to fulfill the foundation the athletes require in the community for continued support of their Ringette careers. Laura remembers the creation of the Ringette Calgary office, “started off with one person, then Marlayne was hired to help,” as a groundwork of the legacy that is Ringette Calgary today. Marlayne has seen throughout the years that, “Ringette Calgary always strives to work together,” the best example, in her opinion is the creation of the, “Ringette Rodeo single-handedly by one volunteer. Kids are coming out and didn’t realize the sport is played on the ice.” The Ringette Rodeo offers ringette gear for those that otherwise would not be able to participate or continue to participate in the game.
Regarding the Esso Golden Ring Tournament specifically, Laura went into the vault and found her favorite memory was to, “go to the bunnies/U7 game, reminds me they are the next generation, reminds me what I am doing it for. Those kids are so happy and I get such a charge of their jerseys hanging down to their knees […] and they go on the ice in packs […] something always makes you smile when you watch the little ones.” Her fondest memory from an organizer standpoint was, “the camaraderie of the committee about 15-20 years ago […] there was a snowstorm and the highways were closed in the mountains. Teams from BC couldn’t get here so that night members of the committee sat down and redid all the scheduling and the game sheets […] everyone pitched in and stayed up all night […] all the new schedules were taken to the coaches at the arenas […] unbelievable we could pull that off.”
Marlayne herself has played in the Esso Golden Ring, as well as coached or watched her daughter play, and her favorite memory, “is the overall excitement [with my family] or in the office. Coming together of all the teams […] on registration night every year everyone comes in excited. That high energy is something I get such a charge out of.” She wanted to send out kudos to all the volunteers, “I get emails afterwards saying it is such a well- run tournament and people are happy to be a part of it.” Overall, we can see that the Esso Golden Ring and Ringette Calgary are important parts of the Ringette Community and of the people involved, each journey is full of passion, leadership and legacy within the community and we all feel blessed to be part of such a great organization.
Highlights
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- NW U12C Ring Robbers at the South Calgary Ava Esposito Memorial Tournament
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- NW U12A Intensity – 1st at the St. Albert Turkey Ring
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- BV U12A Blitz at the South Calgary Ava Esposito Memorial Tournament
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- SC U12A Venom at the South Calgary Ava Esposito Memorial Tournament
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- U14AA Red at the St Albert Turkey Ring
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- U14AA White – Gold at the St Albert Turkey Ring
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- NW U10S2 Shooting Stars at the Lonnie Krahn Tournament
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- NW U12A Intensity – Gold at the Lonnie Krahn
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- NW U12A Edge – Gold at the Beaumont Brass Ring
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- BV U14A Riot – Gold at the Beaumont Brass Ring
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- SC U14A Nitro – Silver at the Lonnie Krahn
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- NW U19A Mavericks – silver at the Lonnie Krahn Tournament
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- U16AA Riot and U16AA Surge at the Bernadette Price Tournament in Saskatoon
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- U16AA Riot – Gold at the Bernadette Price Tournament in Saskatoon
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- U14AA Red – Bronze at the Bernadette Price Tournament in Saskatoon
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- U16AA Surge – Silver at the Bernadette Price Tournament in Saskatoon
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- NW U14A Titanium – Gold in Hinton
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- NW U12B Rage – 3rd in Lethbridge
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- NW U16B Snipers – Silver in Lacombe
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- CE U12C Sharp Shooters – Gold at the Jingle Ring
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- BV U10S1 Her-icanes at the Jingle Ring
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- NW U10S2 Shooting Stars at the Chinook Tournament in Lethbridge
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- U14AA Blue – Gold at the Wood Tournament
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- U16AA Riot – Gold at the Wood Tournament
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- BV U12B Blades at the Jingle Ring
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- BV U16A Rage – Gold at the Jingle Ring
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- U14AA White – Bronze at the Wood Tournament
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- BV U10S2 Rocket Penguins – Silver in Medicine Hat
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- NW U16A Force – silver at the Silver Ring in Edmonton
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- NW U19A Mavericks – silver at the Spirit of Winter Tournament in Langley
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- NW U14A Summit is all smiles after a great weekend in the Medicine Hat Tournament.
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- Kai-Li Evans won the Michelle Vandale Memorial Scholarship for $1,000 at the Spirit of Winter Tournament in Langley, BC
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- BV U10S1 Rockets at the Ed Horvath Tournament in Medicine Hat
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- SCal U12C – Silver at the Ed Horvath Tournament in Medicine Hat
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- NW U12A Edge – Gold at the Cochrane Classic
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- BV U14B Renegades – Gold at the Chinook Tournament in Lethbridge
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- BV U14B Renegades – Gold at the Jingle Ring
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- BV U14A Edge – Gold at the Jingle Ring
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- U14AA Blue – Gold at the Spruce Grove Sweetheart Tournament
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- NW U14A Summit – Silver at the Jingle Ring
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- NW U19A Team Red – Silver at the Silver Ring in Edmonton
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- BV AS Ice Cheetahs at the Jingle Ring
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- SC AS Pink Fluffy Unicorns at the Jingle Ring
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- BV U14B Velocity – Silver at the Jingle Ring
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- U16AA Surge – Bronze at the Central Alberta Ice Breaker Tournament in Lacombe
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- U16AA Riot – Silver at the Central Alberta Ice Breaker Tournament in Lacombe
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- BV U12B Blades at Medicine Hat
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- U16AA Shock – Gold in Mississauga
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- U16AA Shock – Gold at the Lacombe Ice Breaker
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- U14AA Blue – Gold in Spruce Grove
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- NW U12B El Pase Libre won Gold at the Baymont Friends on Ice tournament in Red Deer
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- NW U12A Intensity won Silver at the Jim Benning Ringette Tournament in Regina
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- U14AA Red won gold in Lacombe
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- SC U10S3 Trouble won gold in Red Deer
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- NW U14B Outlaws – silver at Leduc Wild Thing
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- BV U14A Edge – silver at Leduc Wild Thing
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- NW U16A Force – gold at Red Deer Friends on Ice
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- NW U19A Mavericks – bronze at Leduc Wild Thing
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- NW U12B Rage – Silver at the Leduc Wild Thing Tournament
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- NW U14A Summit at the Esso Golden Ring
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- U14AA Team RED – Gold at Winnipeg Voyageur Tournament
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- U16AA Shock – Gold at the Pacific Ring in Richmond
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- NW U12A Edge – Gold at the Laurie Morton Ruppe Memorial Tournament in Strathmore
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- U16AA Calgary Surge at the Gloucester Cumberland Tournament, Ottawa
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- U14AA White – Silver at the Pacific Ring in Richmond
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- BV U10S2 Warriors at the Lethbridge Chinook Tournament
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- NW U10S2 Wolverines at Red Deer Tournament
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- CalE U10S2 Angels – silver in Airdrie
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- NW U10S3 Venom – at the Lethbridge Bridge Battle
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- NW U12A Edge (Gold) and Intensity (Silver) in City Championships
