2019 Team Alberta U18 staff announced

RED DEER - Alberta males born in 2006 have the unique opportunity to participate in Hockey Alberta’s fourth annual Team Alberta Peewee Skills Camp.

The camp takes place in Calgary at the Cardel Rec South Arena on June 21-23. This Skills Camp will focus on skill development, checking skills, proper training techniques, and will provide athletes with information about the Team Alberta process.

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The camp will consist of three sessions:

• Checking Development
• Position Specific training
• Goal Scoring and Hockey Sense

The camp also includes a Team Alberta/Alberta Built presentation, a Long-Term Player Development Session, and will wrap up with a full three-period game.

NOTE: Only Hockey Canada/Hockey Alberta Registered Athletes are eligible to register.

This camp is open to 126 athletes (72 forwards, 36 defence, 18 goalies). Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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For more information, please contact Dustin Moore, Coordinator, Team Alberta

LETHBRIDGE - The Peewee Prospects Cup has a long trip home from Lethbridge, as North Grey skated to a 6-2 win over North Blue to claim the 2019 title.

North Grey went wire-to-wire as the top team of the tournament, finishing with a perfect 5-0 record.

It was the first win for Head Coach John Sexsmith, a long-time coach with the Team Alberta program.

Earlier in the day, Calgary Red took the B Final with a 3-1 win over Capital Green.

Standings > | Leaders > | Schedule > | Day One Recap > | Day Two Recap > | Day Three Recap >

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B Final

Calgary Red 3 - Capital Green 1

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Championship Final

North Grey 6 - North Blue 2

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

LETHBRIDGE - Day Three of the 2019 Peewee Prospects Cup is in the books, and the Championship Final is set.

It will be an all-North battle for the Cup on Sunday, as North Grey and North Blue both punched their ticket to the Championship Final with 7-4 and 2-1 wins over Calgary Red and Capital Green, respectively.Calgary Red and Capital Green will meet in the B Final.

The B Final is set for Sunday at 9:00am, and the Championship Final will follow at 11:30am.

Later in the day, Calgary White defeated Capital Royal 5-2 in the C final, while South Yellow defeated South Black 4-2 in the D Final.

Standings > | Leaders > | Schedule > | Day One Recap > | Day Two Recap >

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Semi-Final 1

North Grey 7 - Calgary Red 4

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Semi-Final 2

North Blue 2 - Capital Green 1

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C Final

Calgary White 5 - Capital Royal 2

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D Final

South Yellow 4 - South Black 2

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

RED DEER - The Brooks Bandits are set to welcome four regional champions to the 49th edition of the National Junior A Championship, May 11-19.

The host Bandits will compete with the Oakville Blades (Central), Ottawa Jr. Senators (East), Prince George Spruce Kings (Pacific) and Portage Terriers (West) at the Centennial Regional Arena.

"Brooks has been waiting nearly a decade for this moment and we can’t wait for the Centennial Regional Arena to host a major national event that Bandit fans have come to know and love,” said Tyler King, chair of the host committee and business manager with the Bandits. “We want everyone to leave this place amazed by the quality of event and community that we’ll be showing them. None of this would be possible without hundreds of hours of work from the incredible hockey fans that surround this region. We’d like to thank everyone who made this possible and can’t wait to show what we’ve got!"

Organizers announced that limited ticket packages are still available at HockeyCanada.ca/Tickets. In addition, limited single-game tickets will go on sale at 11 a.m. on each game day.

The 2019 National Junior A Championship features 10 preliminary-round games, including the Bandits’ tournament-opener against Oakville at 7 p.m. MT on May 11, along with two semifinals and the championship game.

TSN and RDS, Hockey Canada’s official broadcast partners, will broadcast the championship game at 3 p.m. MT on May 19, while all other games will be available via live stream at HockeyCanada.ca/NJAC.

LETHBRIDGE - Day two of the 2019 Peewee Prospects Cup saw round-robin play wrap up, with Calgary Red, Capital Green, North Blue and North Grey all earning spots in Saturday’s semi-finals.

North Grey won both its games on Friday to finish atop Pool A with a perfect 3-0 record, while Capital Green battled back to tie South Yellow 2-2, and then defeated Calgary White 5-3 to secure second place.

North Grey will now face Calgary Red in the first semi-final game on Saturday at 11:30am, with Capital Green and North Blue going head-to-head in the second semi-final game at 2:00pm.

In Pool B action, North Blue beat South Black 4-1 to earn first place in Pool B, and Calgary Red scored a late goal to defeat Capital Royal 2-1.

Calgary White and Capital Royal will meet in the C Final on Friday at 4:30pm, and South Black and South Yellow will play in the D final at 7:00pm.

The B Final is set for Sunday at 9:00am, and the Championship Final will follow at 11:30am.

Standings > | Leaders > | Schedule > | Day One Recap >

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Game #7

North Grey 4 - Calgary White 3

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Game #8

South Yellow 2 - Capital Green 2

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Game #9

North Blue 4 - South Black 1

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Game #10

Calgary Red 2 - Capital 1

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Game #11

North Grey 4 - South Yellow 0

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Game #12

Capital Green 5 - Calgary White 3

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

RED DEER - Alberta is well-represented on the officiating crew for the 2019 National Junior A Championship in Brooks that starts Saturday.

One referee and five linesmen from Alberta have been assigned to work the national championship hosted by the Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Brooks Bandits. Other participating teams include the Oakville Blades, Ottawa Jr Senators, Portage Terriers and Prince George Spruce Kings.

Alberta’s officiating contingent is led by referee Kevin Webinger of Calgary. Webinger has been refereeing for 18 years and obtained his Level 6 in 2015. He has worked in the WHL, AJHL and USports for nine seasons and Para-Ice Hockey since 2011, including the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in Korea. Notable assignments include this year include CJHL Top Prospects game, Allan Cup, and the World Para Ice Hockey Championships in the Czech Republic.

Five Alberta linesmen also bring an impressive amount experience to the event. Linesmen are also working the event:

• Travis Toomey: notable assignments include 2017-18 AJHL playoffs, 2018-19 WHL playoffs and AJHL finals, and the 2019 Doyle Cup.
• Devin Kohlhauser: graduate of 2014 Hockey Alberta Officials’ Development Camp; notable assignments include 2015 Mac’s Tournament and Officials Program of Excellence; 2016 World U17 Challenge; 2017 NHL/CHL Camp; 2018 WHL Canada/Russia Series, CHL Prospects Game; and 2019 Doyle Cup.
• Ethan Cronkhite: 15 years of experience including five seasons working WHL, CIS, and Jr. A; notable assignments include 2012 Telus Cup, 2016 WHL Canada/Russia Series, 2017 World U17 Championship, and 2019 AJHL finals and Allan Cup.
• Jason Nedinis: has worked in the WHL and USports since 2015, and AJHL since 2013; notable assignments include 2019 CJHL Prospects Game, 2018 and 2019 Doyle Cup, 2018 World Jr. A Challenge gold medal game, and 2012 Telus Cup.
• Deion Foster: notable assignments include 2012 Telus Cup, 2015 Western Canada Cup, 2016 RBC Cup, 2017 World Jr. Championship, 2019 University Cup, 2018 CIBC Canada/Russia Series, 2019 WHL finals, six AJHL finals, and two Doyle Cups.

RED DEER - Hockey Alberta staff took part in the 16^th annual Go Girl event at the Collicutt Centre on Thursday to introduce over 100 Grade 5 girls to floor hockey. The girls worked on the basics of passing and stick handling, culminating in fun small area games.

Go Girl, with Red Deer College’s Be Fit For Life Centre, is a one day event with a focus on physical activity, health and confidence for young girls. This year had nearly 800 Grade 5 girls from Red Deer schools participate to gain new skills and knowledge while building friendships. Each student got to experience four different session through the day.

If you have a daughter who has an interest in hockey or has been playing for a number of years – there are a number of great opportunities for her to become involved in female hockey in Alberta.

LETHBRIDGE - After a busy opening day of the 2019 Peewee Prospects Cup, six games are in the books, with six of eight teams earning a point.

Calgary White and North Grey both sit atop Pool A after victories over South Yellow and Capital Green, respectively.

Pool B remains wide open after two games for each team, with all four earning at least one point. North Blue leads the way with three points following a 7-2 win over Capital Royal, and a 4-4 tie with Calgary Red.

Day two features six more games of round-robin play, with Calgary White and North Grey kicking things off at 9am.

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Game #1

South Black 3 - Calgary Red 3

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Game #2

North Blue 7 - Capital Royal 2

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Game #3

North Grey 7 - Capital Green 2

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Game #4

Calgary White 4 - South Yellow 3

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Game #5

North Blue 4 - Calgary Red 4

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Game #6

Capital Royal 7 - South Black 4

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

RED DEER - Eighty 2004-born male athletes from across Alberta are about to take the next step in Hockey Alberta’s Team Alberta program.

Invitations have been extended to the players to attend the Team Alberta U16 Male Summer Camp July 1-7 in Red Deer, which is the next step in the selection process for the 2019 WHL Cup in Calgary.

U16 Male Summer Camp Invites >

"We saw an outstanding level of talent at the 2019 Alberta Cup in Red Deer," said Michael Kraichy, Manager of Team Alberta. "It wasn’t an easy task for our staff to select the eighty players to attend Summer Camp, but we’re excited to see what this group can show us as they move forward in the Team Alberta process.

The list includes eight goalies, 24 defence, and 48 forwards. The selection process is based on the Team Alberta scouting process throughout the 2018-19 season, as well as the 2019 Alberta Cup in Red Deer in April. From the Summer Camp, a shortlist will be established, with those players scouted with their club teams until the 20 players who will comprise the roster for Team Alberta are named.

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2019 Team Alberta U16 staff announced

Hockey Alberta is pleased to announce the team staff that will lead Team Alberta U16 Male at the 2019 WHL Cup.

STAFF
POSITION	NAME
Director of Hockey Operations	Michael Kraichy
Coach Mentor	Barry Medori
Head Scout	Bobby Fox
Head Coach	Brandin Cote
Assistant Coach	Jay Pylypuik
Assistant Coach	Cody Reynolds
Video Coach	Adam Sergerie
Goalie Coach	Derek Purfield
Equipment Manager	Dave Campbell

LETHBRIDGE - The 2019 Peewee Prospects Cup is set to begin in Lethbridge, with 160 male athletes from across the province ready to take their first step in the Team Alberta program.

Eight teams are taking to the ice at the ATB Centre from Thursday to Sunday: Calgary Red, Calgary White, Capital Green, Capital Royal, North Blue, North Grey, South Black, and South Yellow.

The teams will play in a four-day, tournament-format competition. All games are free to attend.

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"The Peewee Prospects Cup is an exciting time for these athletes, and their families, as it’s a significant step in their young hockey careers," said Dustin Moore, Coordinator of Team Alberta Male. "We’re looking forward to the level of talent we’re going to see on the ice, as well as the growth that will happen off the ice over the course of the tournament."

Round-robin play kicks off on Thursday with six games, and another six games on Friday. The top two teams in each pool after round-robin play will battle in the semi-finals on Saturday, with the C and D finals playing out later in the day. The tournament concludes on Sunday with the B Final at 9:00am, and the Championship Final at 11:30am.

Full tournament results will be displayed on the score ticker at the top of both peeweeprospects.ca and hockeyalberta.ca. Schedules, stats and standings can also be found at peeweeprospects.ca. You can also follow along with the action on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

RED DEER - Applications are now being accepted for the role of Therapist for Team Alberta U16 Male and U18 Female, as well as Equipment Manager for Team Alberta U18 Female.

Team Alberta U16 Male is seeking a Therapist for the team competing in the WHL Cup in Calgary, October 22-27. Team Alberta U18 Female is seeking a Therapist and Equipment Manager for the 2019 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Winkler and Morden, MB, November 3-9.

U16 Therapist Application > | U18 Therapist Application > | U18 Equipment Manager Application >

The deadline for all applications is Friday, May 17.

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For more information, please contact Dave Campbell at [email protected].

RED DEER - Applications are now being accepted to attend the 2019 Officials Elite Summer Camp, July 19-21 in Red Deer.

In partnership with the Alberta Junior Hockey League, Hockey Alberta is offering a three-day development camp for officials at the Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre, in conjunction with Hockey Alberta’s 2019 AJHL Development Camp.

Camp staff includes NHL Referee Kyle Rehman, former Olympic Referee Kevin Acheson, and former World Championship Linesman Dean Lachowski.

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There is no fee to apply for the Officials Elite Summer Camp. Successful applicants will be charged $495 to register (includes GST). The registration fee includes meals and accommodations.

*Preference will be given to those who have attended Development Camp.

The deadline to apply is May 19. For more information, please contact Curtis Nichols at [email protected].

LEDUC - North Yellow defeated North Blue 5-2 to win the 2019 Alberta Challenge Cup.

North Yellow got on the board just under four minutes into the game on a goal by Sadie Makokis. They then rattled off three goals in the final three minutes of the second period to take a 4-0 lead into the final frame, where they would add one more.

Emerson Jarvis led the way for North Yellow with two goals, while Paige Ring added a goal and an assist, and Ainsley Mccoy-Birk scored a goal of her own. Mackenzie Dojahn and Erika Lind stopped a total of 23 shots in the victory. Maya Serdachny and Andie Hammel scored the goals for North Blue.

Earlier in the day, North Grey defeated South Green 1-0 in the B Final. South White won the C Final over South Black 5-1.

STANDINGS > | LEADERS > | SCHEDULE > | DAY ONE RECAP > | DAY TWO RECAP > | DAY THREE RECAP >

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C Final

South White 5 - South Black 1

Players of the Game: Alberta White: #18 Ayah Salem | South Black: #4 Ryann Holbein

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B Final

North Grey 1 - South Green 0

Players of the Game: North Grey: #7 Raine Murdoch | South Green: #18 Leighanna Rizarri

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Championship Final

North Yellow 5 - North Blue 2

Players of the Game: North Yellow: #17 Sophie McKinley | North Blue: #3 Shaelyn Hopkins

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

2019 Alberta Challenge All-Stars

Hockey Alberta is pleased to announce the 2019 Alberta Challenge All-Stars:

Goaltender

#31 Misty Rey - South Green

GP: 2 | MP: 118 | W: 2 | L: 0 | OTL: 0 | T: 0 | SO: 0 | SA: 59 | GA: 1 | SVS: 58 | GAA: 0.51 | SV%: .980

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Defence

#2 Payten Evans - South White

GP: 4 | G: 1 | A: 1 | Pts: 2 | PIM: 0

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Defence

#4 Andie Proulx - North Yellow

GP: 4 | G: 2 | A: 1 | Pts: 3 | PIM: 0

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Forward

#12 Jordyn Hutt - South White

GP: 4 | G: 1 | A: 1 | Pts: 2 | PIM: 4

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Forward

#15 Michela Naccarato - North Blue

GP: 4 | G: 1 | A: 5 | Pts: 6 | PIM: 0

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Forward

#12 Emerson Jarvis - North Yellow

GP: 4 | G: 1 | A: 3 | Pts: 4 | PIM: 0

LEDUC - With playoff standings on the line, day three of the 2019 Alberta Challenge featured three important games.

North Yellow secured their spot in the championship game with a 3-1 victory over South White in the first game of the day. An evenly matched second game featured a 4-4 tie between North Grey and South Green. The last game of the day saw a scoreless tie between North Blue and South Black. With that point North Blue clinched their spot in the final.

The final day of the Alberta Challenge features the A, B, and C finals. Games begin at 9:30am with the championship game beginning at 2:30pm.

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Game #1

North Yellow 3 - South White 1

Players of the Game: South White: #17 Keana McKibbin | North Yellow: #3 Sadie Makokis

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Game #2

North Grey 4 - South Green 4

Players of the Game: North Grey: #20 Lindsey Wakefield | South Green: #16 Jolie Nafziger

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Game #3

North Blue 0 - South Black 0

Players of the Game: South Black: #20 Sage Taylor | North Blue: #31 Farah Walker

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

LEDUC - The competition was hot and heavy during day two of the 2019 Alberta Challenge with each team playing two games and the standings race tightening up.

North Blue led the day with two wins, while South White finished with two ties. North Yellow got through with a win and a loss, and North Grey ended with a tie and a loss.

Day three of the Alberta Challenge features three more games, which will decide the final playoff round seeding. It all starts with North Yellow versus South White at 10:00am.

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Game #1

North Yellow 3 - North Grey 2

Players of the Game: North Grey: #18 Cassidy Rhodes | North Yellow: #12 Emerson Jarvis

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Game #2

North Blue 5 - South Green 1

Players of the Game: South Green: #3 Kendal Davidson | North Blue: #16 Jorja Nystrom

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Game #3

South Black 4 - South White 4

Players of the Game: South Black: #18 Ryann Perrett | South White: #6 Makenna Stevens

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Game #4

North Blue 5 - North Yellow 1

Players of the Game: North Yellow: #18 Kori Paterson | North Blue: #31 Asia Kachuk

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Game #5

North Grey 2 - South White 2

Players of the Game: North Grey: #11 Jacquelyn Fleming | South White: #20 Ashlynn Stitt

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Game #6

South Green 3 - South Black 0

Players of the Game: South Black: #2 Julianne Crozier | South Green: #11 Charley Healey

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

LEDUC - After two practices each, the teams finally got to play their first games on Thursday evening at the 2019 Alberta Challenge.

We saw a tie between North Grey and North Blue, while North Yellow picked up a decisive 5-0 over South Black, and a tight 2-1 victory for South Green over South White.

Day two of the Alberta Challenge features two games for each team for a total of six, starting with North Yellow versus North Grey at 8:30am.

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Game #1

North Grey 2 - North Blue 2

Players of the Game: North Grey: #10 Tyra Edl | North Blue: #15 Michela Naccarato

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Game #2

North Yellow 5 - South Black 0

Players of the Game: North Yellow: #4 Andie Proulx | South Black: #10 Alysia Grotsky

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Game #3

South Green 2 - South White 1

Players of the Game: South Green: #12 Jordyn Hutt | South White: #31 Misty Rey

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Alberta Built Player of the Day

The Alberta Built player of the day is the athlete who best exemplifies the qualities of an "Alberta Built" player. Alberta Built is defined as:

1 - Good person - Know who you are.
2 - Character player - Believe in yourself.
3 - Grit player - Thrive on adversity
4 - Leadership - Treat yourself & people right
5 - Standard of performance - Focused approach on process - ALWAYS COMPETE - EVERY-DAYERS

LEDUC - For 120 female athletes from across Alberta, the next several days of competition will mark a significant milestone in their young hockey careers.

These athletes, born in 2004-05, have been named to the rosters of the six teams that will compete in Hockey Alberta’s 2019 Alberta Challenge, May 2-5 at the Leduc Recreation Centre.

The Alberta Challenge is held alternating years opposite of the Alberta Winter Games, with three teams selected to represent the North, and three to represent the South. The players were selected from approximately 300 who attended regional camps held April 5-7 in Cochrane and Fort Saskatchewan. Twenty athletes comprise each roster, along with volunteers serving as head coach, assistant coaches, coach mentor, trainer, and director of operations. The Challenge is also part of the development process for female on-ice officials across the province.

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In addition to pursuing the Challenge, the athletes are also vying for a spot at the U16 Female Summer Camp, held July 11-14 in Red Deer, and is one of the stages in the identification and selection process for the Team Alberta U18 program.

“Leduc will play host to some of the top young female athletes in the province, and spectators will definitely be impressed by their talent,” said Taryn Baumgardt, Hockey Alberta’s Coordinator of Female Hockey. “For the players, the Alberta Challenge is a great opportunity to measure themselves against others in the province, as well as receive instruction from elite caliber coaches.”

The teams play a modified round-robin competition. Preliminary round action gets underway on Thursday at 4 pm, with three games. There will be six games on Friday, starting at 8:30 am. On Saturday, preliminary action finishes, with three games, starting at 10 am. The tournament concludes on Sunday with the championship game set for 2:30 pm.

Full Schedule >

For more information, or to check the game results during the Alberta Challenge, go to hockeyalberta.ca or abchallenge.ca. You can also follow along with the action on Facebook and Twitter.

RED DEER - For the fifth straight year, an Albertan was the top selection at the Western Hockey League Bantam Draft as the Winnipeg Ice took Matthew Savoie with the first overall pick. The St. Albert native is coming off a strong performance at the 2019 Alberta Cup, as well as a bronze medal at the 2019 Canada Winter Games, where he skated for Team Alberta U16 Male as an under-aged player. Savoie became the first draft pick for the Ice since moving to Winnipeg from Cranbrook following the 2018-19 WHL season.

A total of seven Albertans were taken in the first round of the WHL Bantam Draft, with Albertans selected with four of the top five picks. Sherwood Park’s Keaton Downhaniuk and Mayerthorpe’s Koehn Ziemmer went third and fourth overall, respectively, to the Prince George Cougars, while the Brandon Wheat Kings took Red Deer forward Nate Danielson with the fifth overall pick.

Pick	Player	Team	Position	Hometown
FIRST ROUND
1st	Matthew Savoie	Winnipeg Ice	Forward	St. Albert
3rd	Keaton Dowhaniuk	Prince George Cougars	Defence	Sherwood Park
4th	Koehn Ziemmer	Prince George Cougars	Forward	Mayerthorpe
5th	Nate Danielson	Brandon Wheat Kings	Forward	Red Deer
8th	Jordan Gustafson	Seattle Thunderbirds	Forward	Ardrossan
12th	Oasiz Wiesblatt	Medicine Hat Tigers	Forward	Calgary
16th	Rylen Roersma	Brandon Wheat Kings	Forward	Lethbridge
SECOND ROUND
33rd	Rhett Melnyk	Tri-City Americans	Forward	Fort Saskatchewan
36th	Jaren Brinson	Prince George Cougars	Defence	Airdrie
40th	Ross Stanley	Edmonton Oil Kings	Defence	Yellowhead County
41st	Samuel Huck	Regina Pats	Forward	Calgary
43rd	Bowden Singleton	Vancouver Giants	Forward	Calgary
44th	Graydon Gotaas	Prince Albert Raiders	Defence	Camrose
THIRD ROUND
48th	Tanner Scott	Victoria Royals	Forward	Sherwood Park
49th	Ben Hemmerling	Everett Silvertips	Forward	Sherwood Park
54th	Josh Davies	Swift Current Broncos	Forward	Airdrie
55th	Jake Sloan	Tri-City Americans	Forward	Leduc County
56th	Ryan Nolan	Medicine Hat Tigers	Defence	Calgary
65th	Reid MacKay	Lethbridge Hurricanes	Forward	Irma
FOURTH ROUND
68th	Rieger Lorenz	Winnipeg Ice	Forward	Calgary
71st	Jayden Joly	Kelowna Rockets	Forward	Fort Saskatchewan
75th	Liam Watkins	Brandon Wheat Kings	Forward	Okotoks
76th	Cale Ashcroft	Saskatoon Blades	Defence	St. Albert
78th	Connor Gourley	Seattle Thunderbirds	Forward	Calgary
79th	Billal Noori	Calgary Hitmen	Forward	Edmonton
82nd	Jagger Firkus	Moose Jaw Warriors	Forward	Irma
84th	Ty Hurley	Swift Current Broncos	Forward	Sherwood Park
FIFTH ROUND
90th	Kaiden Wiltsie	Regina Pats	Forward	Calgary
93rd	Nicholas Jones	Brandon Wheat Kings	Goaltender	Calgary
94th	Jamie Weller	Kamloops Blazers	Defence	Calgary
96th	Kaiden Ellertson	Brandon Wheat Kings	Defence	Red Deer
98th	Justen Maric	Red Deer Rebels	Goaltender	Edmonton
103rd	Avery Trotter	Spokane Chiefs	Defence	Olds
104th	Carson Brisson	Moose Jaw Warriors	Defence	Leduc County
106th	Cyle Clayton	Brandon Wheat Kings	Defence	Strathmore
SIXTH ROUND
113th	Matthew Sutter	Calgary Hitmen	Defence	Spruce Grove
115th	Jari Kykkanen	Kelowna Rockets	Goaltender	Lloydminster
120th	Daniel Hauser	Winnipeg Ice	Goaltender	Chestermere
122nd	Tyler MacKenzie	Medicine Hat Tigers	Forward	Red Deer
128th	Shea Van Olm	Edmonton Oil Kings	Forward	Calgary
SEVENTH ROUND
135th	Riley Applegate	Regina Pats	Defence	Marwayne
138th	Nash Bamford	Kamloops Blazers	Forward	Camrose County
140th	Jackson Smith	Kelowna Rockets	Defence	Calgary
142nd	Hayden Pakkala	Winnipeg Ice	Forward	Okotoks
144th	Emanual Hudson	Medicine Hat Tigers	Defence	Lethbridge
145th	Jacob Lamoureux	Calgary Hitmen	Forward	Sherwood Park
149th	Ian Mills	Everett Silvertips	Goaltender	Calgary
151st	Ty Daneault	Saskatoon Blades	Forward	Red Deer
153rd	Adam Hamilton	Vancouver Giants	Defence	Calgary
154th	Porter Pennock	Prince Albert Raiders	Defence	Elnora
EIGHTH ROUND
156th	Josh Mettimano	Winnipeg Ice	Defence	Cochrane
157th	Owen Boucher	Winnipeg Ice	Defence	Bonnyville
158th	Ty Young	Prince George	Goaltender	Coaldale
169th	Carter Spirig	Winnipeg Ice	Forward	Fort Saskatchewan
172nd	Matthew Langdon	Spokane Chiefs	Forward	Sherwood Park
173rd	Nicholas Wolfenberg	Saskatoon Blades	Defence	Calgary
NINTH ROUND
183rd	Landon Van Engelen	Portland Winterhawks	Forward	Tofield
191st	Ayden Peters	Lethbridge Hurricanes	Forward	Calgary
192nd	Flynn Maxcy	Edmonton Oil Kings	Forward	Edmonton
193rd	Connor Claughton	Prince George Cougars	Defence	Red Deer
TENTH ROUND
198th	Gavin Schmidt	Prince George Cougars	Forward	Foothills
100th	Shawn Paul St. Arnaud	Tri-City Americans	Forward	Westlock
103rd	Joah Morberg	Calgary Hitmen	Defence	Calgary
106th	Erick Roest	Lethbridge Hurricanes	Goaltender	Lethbridge
107th	Sam Callahan	Saskatoon Blades	Forward	Nanton
ELEVENTH ROUND
113th	Marcus Nguyen	Portland Winterhawks	Forward	Calgary
TWELFTH ROUND
124th	Austin Elliot	Saskatoon Blades	Goaltender	Strathmore
126th	Jack Silverberg	Prince Albert Raiders	Forward	Sherwood Park