National Women's Team Milestones

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April 4, 2005
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* INCLUDES SUNDAY’S WIN OVER KAZAKHSTAN*

UPCOMING ALL TIME NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM MILESTONES

  • Team Canada is on an 11 game win streak dating back to ( loss to USA at WWHC). This is the third longest streak of all time (record is 17 consecutive wins)
  • Correne Bredin will play her 50th game if we qualify for the gold medal game
  • Danielle Goyette needs 5 goals for 100 and 11 assists for 100
  • Jayna Hefford needs 5 assists for 50
  • Caroline Ouellette needs 3 assists for 50
  • Kim St-Pierre needs 3 games to reach 50
  • Vicky Sunohara needs 4 goals for 50, 9 assists for 50 and 13 points for 100
  • Hayley Wickenheiser needs 5 goals for 100 and got her 200th point

Most Games Played

  • Sunday’s game moves Vicky Sunohara into 4th for most games played (127 after tonight) past Geraldine Heaney
  • Monday’s game will move Jayna Hefford to 5th (126 after tonight) past Geraldine Heaney for most game played

Most Goals

  • Hayley is now tied for 1st with 95 goals
  • Danielle is tied for 1st with 95 goals
  • Caroline Ouellette tied Jennifer Botterill for 6th with 37 goals
  • Cassie Campbell is now ahead of Lori Dupuis into 9th spot with 29 goals

ALL TIME WORLD WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP CANADIAN MILESTONES/RECORDS

  • Sarah Vaillancourt tied the single game Canadian record for most points in a game (6) and most assists in a game (4)
  • Hayley Wickenheiser jumped to 5th spot for most points (35) career at the WWHC
  • Kim St-Pierre tied Sami Jo Small for 1st place in career wins at the WWHC (10)
  • Kim St-Pierre passed Sami Jo Small for 1st place in career shut-outs at the WWHC (6)

For more information:

Esther Madziya
Manager, Communications
Hockey Canada

(403) 284-6484 

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Spencer Sharkey
Manager, Communications
Hockey Canada

(403) 777-4567

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Jeremy Knight
Manager, Corporate Communications
Hockey Canada

(647) 251-9738

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