Taytum Clairmont notched two goals and had three assists, while seven different players scored and Kassidy Sauvé earned the win Sunday evening in Calgary to help Ontario Red beat Ontario Blue 8-1 for an eighth National Women’s Under-18 Championship title.

Amy Boucher was credited with the shorthanded game-winning OT goal Sunday, but it was a team effort that saw Alberta beat Quebec 6-5 for bronze – its first medal ever at the National Women’s Under-18 Championship – in front of a home province crowd.

Fans in the Markin MacPhail stands were on the edges of their seats Saturday night, as Quebec staged a late game comeback to send the game into overtime, and Rebecca Leslie scored the game-winner to help Ontario Red earn the right to play for gold.

Alysha Burriss scored twice in the third and Josiane Pozzebon notched a shorthanded marker to help Ontario Blue beat host Alberta 3-1 in semifinals Saturday in Calgary, sending the defending champs back to the gold medal game at U18 nationals.

Stephanie Grossi had a goal and an assist, while Lauryn Keen also scored, to help give Manitoba a 2-0 win over Team Atlantic on Saturday afternoon, and a fifth place finish at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary, Alta.

Alyssa Erickson and Emily Costales both had a goal and an assist, while Valencia Yordanov earned the shut out, to help British Columbia shut out Saskatchewan 5-0 on Saturday, good enough for seventh place at U18 nationals in Calgary. 

Alexandra Poznikoff scored two regulation goals – and the shootout game-winner – to help lead Alberta to a 5-4 win over Saskatchewan, and earn a spot in semifinals Saturday, during another absolutely crowd thrilling game Friday night in Calgary.

Victoria Bach, Mackenzie MacNeil and Amanda Pantaleo all scored in the second period to help Ontario Red stage a comeback and beat Manitoba 3-2 in preliminary action Friday at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary, Alta.

Valérie Audet and Ève-Audrey Picard both put two goals up on the scoreboard to help boost Quebec to a 6-4 win over Ontario Blue, for their province’s second victory of the week, Friday afternoon at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary.

Brette Pettet scored two goals, while Jennifer MacAskill had three helpers, to help Team Atlantic to its first in at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship, an exciting 4-3 victory over British Columbia on Friday morning in Calgary, Alta.

Kennedy Ganser wowed the crowd with her shootout game-winning goal, and Carissa Fischer was outstanding between the posts in front of the home province crowd, in Alberta’s exciting, edge-of-the-seat 1-0 win over seven-time champions Ontario Red in Thursday night’s feature game at U18 nationals in Calgary.

Lauren Lefler, Kirsten Miller and Shelby Perry all scored, while Shea Tiley had an exceptional game in the crease, to help Ontario Blue beat British Columbia 3-1, and earn its second win of the tournament, Thursday evening at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary.

Lauryn Keen had a natural hat trick, while Stephanie Grossi also scored, to help Manitoba earn a 4-2 win over Saskatchewan, and the province’s first three points in the standings, in 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship action Thursday afternoon in Calgary, Alta.

Valérie Audet and Kimberly Vigneault scored in the second, while Stéphanie Lalancette and Claudia Philion added goals in the third, to help Quebec stage a comeback and beat Team Atlantic 4-2, giving their team its first win – at three points – at U18 nationals in Calgary.

Emily Monaghan had a goal and an assist, both in the second period, while Kennedy Ganser and Hannah Olenyk also scored in front of a home province crowd, to help Alberta edge Manitoba 3-2 in Wednesday night’s feature game at U18 nationals.

Lindsay Agnew scored the game-winner in the final 52 seconds of the third period to help give Ontario Blue the 4-3 win over Team Atlantic in Game 3 Wednesday, the opening day of the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary.

Sarah Potomak scored the overtime game-winner, and notched an assist on a Hannah Miller goal in the first period, to help British Columbia edge Quebec 3-2 in Game 2 on Wednesday at the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Calgary.

Rebecca Leslie scored twice for Ontario Red, while Victoria Bach, Taylor Murphy and Breanne Wilson-Bennett all had two points, en route to a 6-0 shutout win over Saskatchewan to start the 2013 National Women’s Under-18 Championship off in Calgary, Alta.