2009 National Women's Under-18 Championship

Ontario Blue  1 -  Ontario Red  4
 

ONTARIO RED’S QUICK START SECURES WIN OVER ONTARIO BLUE

SURREY, B.C. – It didn’t take long for defending champions Team Ontario Red to dominate the ice Wednesday – five seconds in fact. That’s when Hannah Armstrong (Sharon, Ont.) secured her squad’s first goal of the night, setting the pace for an exciting hockey game that saw Ontario Red beat provincial rivals Ontario Blue 4-1.


Jamie Lee Rattray (Kanata,Ont.) continued the goal-scoring pattern for Ontario Red, putting one passed Ontario Blue goaltender Kristy Garrow (London, Ont.) at 13:50 in the first period, with an assist credited to Kelly Babstock (Mississauga, Ont.)

Despite helping secure a solid 2-0 lead for her time going into the second, Rattray wasn’t finished working her magic with the puck, slipping another over the goal line about midway through the period. Erin Ambrose (Keswick, Ont.) and Kelly Terry (Whitby, Ont.) provided the passes to make Ontario Red’s third goal of the night happen.

But Ontario Blue wasn’t about to give up early. Jenna Ciotti (Manotick, Ont.) was helped out by Aurora Kennedy (Mississauga, Ont.)and Danielle Gagne (Brampton, Ont.) to put her team on the score sheet, putting the score at 3-1.

Ontario Red’s Shannon Stoneburgh (Pickering, Ont.) secured her team’s fourth and final goal of the night in the last thirty seconds play.

Team Ontario Blue (0-1) is back on the ice tomorrow morning for a game against Team Saskatchewan (10 a.m. PT), while Team Ontario Red (1-0) faces Team Atlantic in the first evening game (5 p.m. PT).

 

Game Information
Game Number Round Preliminary
Arena South Surrey Arena City, Country Surrey, B.C., Canada
Month / Day / Year 11/04/2009 Time (local) 05:00 PM PT
Attendance Game Status Final

Box Score   1     2     3  Total
Ontario Blue (ON-B) 0 0 11
Ontario Red (ON-R)2114
Goals/Penalties
First Period
Goals:
   00:05 ON-R 21 Hannah Armstrong (7 Shannon Doyle, 20 Nicole Gifford)
   13:50 ON-R 66 Jamie Lee Rattray (72 Kelly Babstock)

Penalties:
   07:23 ON-B 4 Vanessa Welten (Tripping)
   07:32 ON-R 72 Kelly Babstock (Interference)
   14:21 ON-R 22 Arielle O'Neill (Slashing)
   15:02 ON-B 13 Jackie Raines (Cross Checking)
   16:30 ON-B 18 Melanie Desrochers (Bodychecking)

Second Period
Goals:
   13:07 ON-R 66 Jamie Lee Rattray (97 Erin Ambrose, 14 Kelly Terry)

Penalties:
   00:25 ON-R 20 Nicole Gifford (Hooking)
   08:01 ON-R 97 Erin Ambrose (Tripping)
   09:56 ON-B 11 Jenna Ciotti (High Sticking)
   19:14 ON-R 66 Jamie Lee Rattray (Slashing)

Third Period
Goals:
   06:16 ON-B 11 Jenna Ciotti (23 Aurora Kennedy, 15 Danielle Gagne)
   19:23 ON-R 16 Shannon Stoneburgh (19 Carly Mercer, 4 Ally Tarr) EN

Penalties:
   01:16 ON-B 3 Alexandra Winkel (Hooking)
   03:52 ON-R 10 Theadora Imbrogno (Tripping)
   15:51 ON-B 6 Jennifer Shields (High Sticking)
   17:13 ON-R 21 Hannah Armstrong (Interference)


Goaltenders
Ontario Blue
35 Kristy Garrow On 1/00:00   Off 3/20:00
Ontario Red
1 Nicole Paniccia On 1/00:00   Off 3/20:00

Shots on Goal   1     2     3   Total
Ontario Blue1010727
Ontario Red1211730

Player of Game
Ontario Blue 11 Jenna Ciotti
Ontario Red 66 Jamie Lee Rattray
Officials
Referee Teresa Anderson
Lines People Rikki Lee Brown, Genevieve Bordeleau
Videos
Photos
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Ontario Red won a 13th U18 Nationals gold in Dawson Creek
2023 U18 Nationals: Friday, November 10 (Semifinals & Placement)
Ontario Red and Quebec will play for U18 Nationals gold in Dawson Creek.
2023 U18 Nationals: Sunday, November 5 (Preliminary)
B.C., Ontario Red, Quebec and Saskatchewan opened with wins in Dawson Creek.
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