HOCKEY CANADA
2005 IIHF Women's World Championship
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CANADA STILL RANKED #1 ZURICH, SUI - The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) announced on Monday that Canada is still the
top ranked country in the IIHF World Women Ranking, despite the 1-0 Game Winning Shot (“Penalty shootout”)
loss to the USA in the gold medal game of the 2005 IIHF World Women Championship on Saturday. |
CANADA CAPTURES SILVER LINKOPING, SWEDEN – Canada’s National Women’s Team captured the silver medal at the IIHF World Women’s
Championship losing to the US 1-0 (3-1) in a shootout.
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LINKOPING, SWEDEN – Team Canada faced team Finland for the seventh time in a semi final game
at the World Women’s Championship. LINKOPING, SWEDEN – Team Canada faced its toughest opponent to date as they faced Sweden on
their home soil. LINKOPING, SWEDEN - Team Canada played its second game of the tournament against one of Canada’s biggest
rivals, the Russians. LINKOPING, SWEDEN – Team Canada played its first game of the tournament against Kazakhstan on
Sunday. |
HAYLEY HITS 200! LINKOPING, SWEDEN – Hayley Wickenheiser becomes the first player in Canada��s National Women’s
Team history to reach the 200 point plateau. She reached the milestone last night in Canada’s first game of
the World Women’s Hockey Championship, a 13-0 victory over Kazakhstan. MORE TEAM CANADA MILESTONES * INCLUDES SUNDAY’S WIN OVER KAZAKHSTAN |
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FROM A PLAYER'S PERSPECTIVE: |
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CANADA BEATS FINLAND 9-2 ON THURSDAY IN PRE-WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GAME » more CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM PREPARES FOR EXHIBITION GAME VERSUS FINLAND » more |
CASSIE CAMPBELL NAMED TEAM CAPTAIN OF CANADA’S WORLD WOMEN’S
TEAM |
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For more information: Kalli Quinn Director, Female National Teams | Équipes nationales féminines |
