2021 Team Alberta U18 Female Program
Alberta falls to BC 3-2 in overtime of gold medal final
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, MB - Team Alberta fell 3-2 to Team BC in overtime of the gold medal game at the 2021 Western Regional Women’s U18 Championship.
Team Alberta got off to an early lead thanks to Ryann Perrett’s tournament-leading sixth goal. but BC answered back late in the period to tie things up.
Hanna Perrier gave Alberta a 2-1 lead late in the second period, before BC tied things up again early on in the third.
With no goals being scored the rest of the way in regulation, the game went to extra time, where BC scored the winner shortly after the halfway mark of the period.
Team captain Cassidy Rhodes was named Alberta’s Player of the Game. Perrett was named as the tournament’s top forward after recording 11 points in five games. Emerson Jarvis was awarded Most Valuable Player of the tournament with nine points in five games.
Hockey Manitoba, Hockey Saskatchewan, Hockey Alberta and BC Hockey are pleased to announce the launch of the 2021 Western Regional Women’s U18 Championship, November 1-6 at Stride Place in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
Following the cancellation of the 2021 National Women’s U18 Championship, which is a key part of the development process for Canada’s high performance U18 female athletes, Hockey Canada’s four western provincial hockey branches agreed it was important to hold an event for these athletes. The goal of this event is to provide an elite development opportunity while also furthering the development of female hockey in Western Canada.
Planning and coordination has been a collaboration between the western branches, with welcomed support, guidance, and funding from Hockey Canada.
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Name 1 Farah Walker 31 Ridleigh Hansen 2 Anjali Simms 3 Kendal Davidson 4 Payten Evans 6 Sadie Makokis 17 Robyn Brokenshire 20 Taylor Catcher 7 Emerson Jarvis 8 Leighanna Rizarri 9 Jet Devlin 10 Alysia Grotsky 11 Evelyn Lawrence 12 Jorja Nystrom 14 Ryann Perrett 15 Hanna Perrier 16 Keana McKibbin 18 Cassidy Rhodes 19 Jacquelyn Fleming 21 Haley Trudeau |
Position Goaltender Goaltender Defence Defence Defence Defence Defence Defence Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward |
Hometown Airdrie Red Deer County Calgary Lethbridge Calgary St. Albert St. Albert Yellowknife Mundare Calgary St. Albert Calgary Calgary Leduc Calgary Calgary Chestermere Ardrossan Beaumont Sherwood Park |
MHA Airdrie Red Deer Hockey Calgary Lethbridge Hockey Calgary Hockey Edmonton St. Albert Yellowknife Mundare Hockey Calgary St. Albert Hockey Calgary Hockey Calgary Calmar Hockey Calgary Hockey Calgary Chestermere Strathcona Beaumont Sherwood Park |
Club Team Edge U18 Female Prep (CSSHL) Lloydminster PWM U18 AAA Steelers (AFHL) Delta U18 Female Prep (CSSHL) Southern Alberta Hockey Academy U18 Female Prep (CSSHL) Notre Dame U18 AAA Hounds (SFU18AAAHL) Edmonton U18 AAA Pandas (AFHL) St. Albert U18 AAA Slash (AFHL) Northern Alberta U18 Female Prep Xtreme (CSSHL) Edmonton U18 AAA Pandas (AFHL) Calgary U18 AAA Fire (AFHL) St. Albert U18 AAA Slash (AFHL) Edge U18 Female Prep (CSSHL) Calgary U18 AAA Fire (AFHL) Edmonton U18 AAA Pandas (AFHL) Notre Dame U18 AAA Hounds (SFU18AAAHL) Edge U18 Female Prep (CSSHL) Notre Dame U18 AAA Hounds (SFU18AAAHL) Edmonton U18 AAA Pandas (AFHL) Edmonton U18 AAA Pandas (AFHL) St. Albert U18 AAA Slash (AFHL) |
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Name Kendall Newell, Director of Operations Barry Medori, Head Coach Shanya Shwetz, Assistant Coach Chris Leeming, Assistant Coach Annette Jensen, Video Coach Marlène Boissonnault, Goalie Coach |
Red Deer Edmonton Edmonton Olds Lloydminster Calgary |
Hockey Alberta Hockey Alberta Hockey Alberta Olds College Broncos (ACAC) Lloydminster PWM U18 AAA Steelers (AFHL) |
