Pandas Hockey - MEDIA GUIDE - U SPORTS

2018-19

University of Alberta

Pandas Hockey

MEDIA GUIDE

Pandas Hockey Media Guide 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Table of Contents 2

U of A Athletics Department 3-4

2018-19 Pandas Roster 5

Season in Review 6-11

Coaching Staff 12-14

Player Profiles 15-25

2017-18 National Tournament Review 26

U of A Team History 27-28

All-time Scoring 29-30


The University of Alberta

Location Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Enrolment (2017-18) 38,445

President Dr. David Turpin

Chancellor Douglas Stollery

Dean of Faculty (Phys. Ed. & Rec.) Dr. Kerry Mummery

Conference Canada West

National U SPORTS

Mascot & Name Patches

Colours Evergreen & Gold

Website www.bears.ualberta.ca

2018-19 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Ian Reade Director of Athletics (780) 492-3365

Vang Ioannides Associate Director of Athletics 492-5603

Tawana McLeod Associate Athletic Director (Development & Alumni Relations) 492-3534

Katie Spriggs Associate Director of Athletics (Financial Aid/Sports Admin.) 492-7995

Connor Hood Sports Information & Communications Coordinator 492-7214

Paul Cartledge Sports Information & Communications Coordinator Assistant 492-7214

Joan Matthews-White Athlete Health Head Athletics Therapist 492-3466

Brad Hamilton Event & Media Production Coordinator 492-2591

Breanne Ferris Event Services Coordinator 492-5311

Jonathan Krywulak Athletic Events Manager 492-6933

Stacey Wickman Administrative Assistant 492-3365

Sharon Kaminecki Travel Coordinator 492-5529

Dale Johns Accounting Assistant 492-1017

Marina Leyderman Supervisor, Finance and Administration 492-3048

John Holowaychuk Account Executive 492-9441

Sales Office Tickets & Merchandise 492-2231

492-2327


2018-19 U OF A COACHING STAFF Barnaby Craddock Men’s Basketball 7th Yr

Scott Edwards Women’s Basketball 13th

Sean Baynton Cross Country 2nd

Rob Krepps Curling 12th

Chris Morris Football 6th

Stan Marple (GM) Men’s Ice Hockey 7th

Ian Herbers (Coach) Men’s Ice Hockey 4th

Howie Draper Women’s Ice Hockey 22nd

Matt Parrish Women’s Rugby 15th

Len Vickery Men’s Soccer 34th

Liz Jepsen Women’s Soccer 14th

Dusan Toth-Szabo Swimming 2nd

Russ Sluchinski Men’s/Women’s Tennis 23rd

Wes Moerman Track and Field 7th

Terry Danyluk Men’s Volleyball 26th

Laurie Eisler Women’s Volleyball 27th

Owen Dawkins Wrestling 10th

U OF A SPORTS FACILITIES Capacity Phone

Universiade Pavilion (Butterdome) 5,500 (780) 492-3276

Saville Community Sports Centre 2,800 492-1000

Main Gymnasium 2,265 492-3276

Foote Field/Canadian Coaching Association natural grass 1,000 492-6868

(Cheryl Harwardt) artificial turf 2,700 492-2222

(ext. 226)

Clare Drake Arena (Montgomery Wood) 2,700 492-3569

U of A Varsity (practice) Field 492-6868

Winslow and Christian Memorial Pool 300 492-3570

Van Vliet Centre Equipment Room 492-3276

Saville Sports Centre (tennis – Russ Sluchinski; ext. 224) 8 courts 492-2222

(curling – Rob Krepps; ext 229) 10 sheets 492-2222

The Dr. Bob Steadward Centre 492-3182


2018-19 Pandas Ice Hockey Roster

# Pos. Ht. Elig Faculty Hometown

1 Halle Oswald G 5-8 1 Arts Sanford, MB

2 Kelsey Tangjerd F 5-6 3 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Calgary, AB

4 Taylor Kezama D 5-7 3 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Camrose, AB

5 Cayle Dillon D 5-5 4 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Edmonton, AB

8 Lindsay Weech D 5-8 3 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Fernie, BC

9 Autumn MacDougall F 5-1 4 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Cole Harbour, NS

13 Amy Boucher F 5-6 5 Science Edmonton, AB

14 Kalaina Kozak F 5-7 1 Engineering Calgary, AB

15 Kiara Machry D 5-3 2 Kin., Sport, & Rec. North Vancouver, BC

16 Alex Poznikoff F 5-2 4 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Edmonton, AB

18 Hannah Olenyk F 5-4 5 Education Cochrane, AB

19 Regan Wright F 5-8 4 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Calgary, AB

20 Lisa Lloyd F 5-6 3 ALES Campbell River, BC

21 Abby Krzyzaniak D 5-10 2 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Neepawa, MB

26 Chelsea Dearsley F 5-6 3 Nursing Baldur, MB

27 Abby Benning D 5-1 4 Native Studies St. Albert, AB

28 Kalista Senger D 5-7 2 Arts Clavet, SK

29 Kirsten Chamberlin G 5-6 3 Science Calgary, AB

31 Dayna Owen G 5-8 4 Business Calgary, AB

50 Sydney McCluskey G 5-7 2 Science Etobicoke, ON

73 Danielle Hardy F 6-0 4 Arts Nanaimo, BC

77 Kennedy Ganser F 5-3 3 Education Provost, AB

88 Erica Nelson F 5-7 3 ALES Rumsey, AB

91 Jaslin Sawatzky F 5-5 3 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Calgary, AB

93 Alex Gowie F 5-8 4 Arts Vernon, BC

Head Coach Assistants Head Varsity Therapist Director of Athletics

Howie Draper Leah Copeland Dr. Joan Matthews-White Ian Reade, PhD

(22nd Year) Darren Bilawchuk Varsity Therapist Sports Info Coordinator

Dan Basterash TJ Mussbacher Connor Hood

Equipment Ian Bablitz Student Kinesiologists

Wes Nystrom Dave Rathjen – Goalies Allison Kryskow

Marcel Desmarais AJ Murley Jane Schrauth

Joel Jackson – Conditioning

Fahreen Rayani – Mental Training


2018-19 Canada West Standings

G RW RL OTW OTL GF GA +/- Home Away Pts

xy-Alberta 28 19 5 4 0 75 24 +51 11-1-2-0 8-4-2-0 65

xy-Manitoba 28 16 5 4 3 81 44 +37 9-1-1-3 7-4-3-0 59

x-UBC 28 14 5 4 5 61 35 +26 9-3-0-2 5-2-4-3 55

x-Saskatchewan 28 11 10 5 2 46 43 +3 8-3-2-1 3-7-3-1 45

x-Mount Royal 28 11 14 1 2 51 63 -12 6-6-1-1 5-8-0-1 37

x-Regina 28 9 14 2 3 45 74 -29 5-6-1-2 4-8-1-1 34

Lethbridge 28 6 17 1 4 33 71 -38 2-9-1-2 4-8-0-2 24

Calgary 28 4 20 1 3 32 70 -38 3-8-1-2 1-12-0-1 17

x-clinched playoff spot; y-will host semifinal series; 3 pts for regulation win, 2 pts for OT win, 1 pt for OT loss

Note: top 6 teams qualify for playoffs, each round is a best-of-three

CW champion and runner-up advance to nationals

2018-19 Pandas Hockey Game by Game

Date Opponent Score H/A Alberta Scoring Rec. (Conf.)

Non-Conference Tournament at MacEwan University in Edmonton, AB Fri, Sep. 14 MacEwan W, 3-1 A Kozak, Ganser, Poznikoff 1-0 (0-0)

Sat, Sep. 15 Mount Royal W, 3-1 N Weech, Gowie, Tangjerd 2-0 (0-0)

Sun, Sep. 16 Calgary W, 3-0 N MacDougall, Poznikoff, Gowie 3-0 (0-0)

Non-Conference

Fri, Sep. 21 NAIT W, 9-0 N Ganser 3, Lloyd 2, Tangjerd, Dillon, Wright, Gowie 4-0 (0-0)

Sat, Sep. 22 Saskatchewan W, 3-2 OT N Poznikoff 2, Ganser 5-0 (0-0)

Exhibition

Sat, Sep. 29 Team Alberta U-18 W, 5-0 H MacDougall, Ganser, Benning, Poznikoff, Kozak 5-0 (0-0)

Sun, Sep. 30 Team Alberta U-18 W, 2-1 H Poznikoff, Nelson 5-0 (0-0)

Conference

Fri, Oct. 05 Saskatchewan L, 1-0 A 5-1 (0-1)

Sat, Oct. 06 Saskatchewan W, 2-1 A MacDougall, Ganser 6-1 (1-1)

Fri, Oct. 12 Manitoba W, 1-0 H MacDougall 7-1 (2-1)

Sat, Oct. 13 Manitoba W, 2-0 H Poznikoff, Olenyk 8-1 (3-1)

Fri, Oct. 19 Mount Royal W, 7-0 H Poznikoff 2, Wright, MacDougall, Ganser, Weech, Boucher 9-1 (4-1)

Sat, Oct. 20 Mount Royal L, 3-1 A Tangjerd 9-2 (4-2)

Fri, Oct. 26 UBC W, 3-2 SO A Gowie, Ganser, Boucher (SO winner) 10-2 (5-2)

Sat, Oct. 27 UBC W, 3-0 A Poznikoff 2, Olenyk 11-2 (6-2)

Fri, Nov. 09 Regina W, 4-0 A Hardy, Ganser, Poznikoff, MacDougall 12-2 (7-2)

Sat, Nov. 10 Regina W, 5-0 A MacDougall 2, Ganser, Machry, Dillon 13-2 (8-2)

Fri, Nov. 16 Lethbridge W, 1-0 SO H Poznikoff (SO winner) 14-2 (9-2)

Sat, Nov. 17 Lethbridge W, 5-1 H MacDougall 2, Poznikoff, Sawatzky, Krzyzaniak 15-2 (10-2)

Fri, Nov. 23 Calgary L, 2-1 A Olenyk 15-3 (10-3)

Fri, Nov. 30 Saskatchewan W, 2-0 H Ganser, MacDougall 16-3 (11-3)

Sat, Dec. 01 Saskatchewan W, 2-0 H Boucher, Ganser 17-3 (12-3)

Sun, Dec. 02 Calgary W, 2-1 H Boucher 2 (postponed from earlier date) 18-3 (13-3)

Exhibition

Sun, Dec. 30 CAC Bantam AAA W, 7-1 H Gowie, MacDougall, Ganser, Boucher, Poznikoff, Kozak,

Tangjerd 18-3 (13-3)

Conference

Fri, Jan. 04 Manitoba W, 3-2 A Ganser, Tangjerd, MacDougall 19-3 (14-3)

Sat, Jan. 05 Manitoba W, 1-0 2OT A Benning (OT) 20-3 (15-3)

Fri, Jan. 11 UBC L, 2-0 H 20-4 (15-4)

Sat, Jan. 12 UBC W, 2-1 SO H Poznikoff, Boucher (SO winner) 21-4 (16-4)

Fri, Jan. 18 Mount Royal L, 4-2 A Hardy, MacDougall 21-5 (16-5)

Sat, Jan. 19 Mount Royal W, 3-0 H Poznikoff, Dillon, Boucher 22-5 (17-5)

Fri, Jan. 25 Regina W, 5-0 H Ganser 2, Tangjerd, Benning, MacDougall 23-5 (18-5)

Sat, Jan. 26 Regina W, 4-1 H Poznikoff 3, Wright 24-5 (19-5)

Fri, Feb. 01 Lethbridge W, 4-1 A MacDougall 2, Hardy, Ganser 25-5 (20-5)

Sat, Feb. 02 Lethbridge W, 5-1 A Poznikoff 2, Sawatzky, Boucher, Wright 26-5 (21-5)

Fri, Feb. 08 Calgary W, 3-1 H Tangjerd, Ganser, Boucher 27-5 (22-5)

Sat, Feb. 09 Calgary W, 2-0 A Kezama, Poznikoff 28-5 (23-5)

Canada West best-of-three semifinal in Edmonton, AB

Fri, Feb. 22 Saskatchewan W, 2-0 H Poznikoff, Boucher 29-5 (23-5)

Sat, Feb. 23 Saskatchewan W, 2-1 H Wright, Dillon 30-5 (23-5)

Canada West best-of-three Final in Edmonton, AB Fri, Mar. 01 Manitoba W, 3-0 H Gowie, Poznikoff, Sawatzky 31-5 (23-5)

Sat, Mar. 02 Manitoba W, 4-1 H Poznikoff, Ganser, Boucher, Lloyd 32-5 (23-5)


U SPORTS Championship

March 14-17, 2019 at UPEI (Charlottetown, PEI) Fri, Mar. 15 Toronto N

U SPORTS Championship March 14-17, 2019 at MacLauchlan Arena at University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown, PEI

SEEDING

Team (playoff finish: regular season record / playoff record)

1. Alberta Pandas (Canada West champions: 23-5-0 / 4-0)

2. Montreal Carabins (RSEQ champions: 15-4-1 / 4-0)

3. Guelph Gryphons (OUA champions: 18-3-3 / 5-0)

4. St. Thomas Tommies (AUS champions: 22-5-1 / 4-1)

5. McGill Martlets (RSEQ finalists: 14-6-0 / 2-2)

6. Manitoba Bisons (Canada West finalists: 20-5-3 / 2-2)

7. UPEI Panthers (Hosts/AUS quarter-finalists: 14-13-1 / 0-2)

8. Toronto Varsity Blues (OUA finalists: 15-6-3 / 4-3)

CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE (all times Atlantic)

Thursday, March 14

Quarter-final 1: Guelph vs. Manitoba, 3 p.m.

Quarter-final 2: Montreal vs. UPEI, 7 p.m.

Friday, March 15

Quarter-final 3: Alberta vs. Toronto, 3 p.m.

Quarter-final 4: St. Thomas vs. McGill, 7 p.m.

Saturday, March 16

Consolation 1: 10 a.m.

Consolation 2: 1 p.m.

Semifinal 1: 4 p.m.

Semifinal 2: 7 p.m.

Sunday, March 17

5th-place game: 11 a.m.

Bronze: 2:30 p.m.

Final: 6 p.m.


Canada West Conference Leaders

Player Team Pos GP G A PTS PIM

1 Alex Poznikoff ALB F 27 15 22 37 6

2 Autumn MacDougall ALB F 28 14 21 35 4

3 Kennedy Ganser ALB F 28 12 15 27 10

4 Lauryn Keen MAN F 28 13 13 26 20

5 *Breanne Trotter MRU F 28 9 11 20 22

6 Hannah Clayton-Carroll UBC F 28 10 7 17 4

6 Emma Waldenberger REG F 28 10 7 17 22

6 Tatum Amy MRU F 28 6 11 17 18

6 Erica Rieder MAN D 28 4 13 17 16

10 Jordyn Zacharias MAN F 28 12 4 16 2

Player Team Pos GP G

1 Alex Poznikoff ALB F 27 15

2 Autumn MacDougall ALB F 28 14

3 Lauryn Keen MAN F 28 13

4 Kennedy Ganser ALB F 28 12

4 Jordyn Zacharias MAN F 28 12

6 Hannah Clayton-Carroll UBC F 28 10

6 Emma Waldenberger REG F 28 10

8 *Breanne Trotter MRU F 28 9

8 Leah Bohlken SSK D 27 9

10 *Ashley McFadden UBC F 28 8

10 Sheridan Oswald MAN F 25 8

10 Natasha Kostenko MAN F 27 8

Player Team Pos GP A


2 Autumn MacDougall ALB F 28 21


4 Lauryn Keen MAN F 28 13

4 Erica Rieder MAN D 28 13

6 Tamara McVannel REG D 28 12

7 Bailee Bourassa SSK F 27 11

7 Tatum Amy MRU F 28 11

7 *Breanne Trotter MRU F 28 11

10 Alexandra Anderson MAN D 28 10

10 Logan Boyd UBC F 28 10

10 Cayle Dillon ALB D 28 10

10 Mathea Fischer UBC F 28 10

10 Karissa Kirkup MAN F 28 10

10 *Rylind MacKinnon UBC D 28 10

Player Team Pos GP +/-

1 Alex Poznikoff ALB F 27 +34

1 Autumn MacDougall ALB F 28 +34

3 Kennedy Ganser ALB F 28 +28

4 Erica Rieder MAN D 28 +27

5 Alexandra Anderson MAN D 28 +21

6 Natasha Kostenko MAN F 27 +19

7 Cayle Dillon ALB D 28 +16

7 Lauryn Keen MAN F 28 +16

9 Kiara Machry ALB D 26 +15

10 Lindsay Weech ALB D 22 +14

10 Taylor Kezama ALB D 25 +14

10 Sheridan Oswald MAN F 25 +14

10 Jenai Buchanan MAN D 28 +14

10 Madison Patrick UBC D 28 +14


Player Team GP Min SA GA SO GAA SV% W L

1 Kirsten Chamberlin ALB 11 630:46 163 6 6 0.57 .963 11 0

2 *Halle Oswald ALB 10 594:41 156 6 5 0.61 .962 8 1

3 Tory Micklash UBC 19 1187:47 403 20 6 1.01 .950 13 6

4 Jessica Vance SSK 22 1315:18 516 28 6 1.28 .946 12 9

5 Amelia Boughn UBC 9 566:48 194 11 3 1.16 .943 5 4

6 Alicia Anderson LET 24 1440:50 856 50 5 2.08 .942 7 17

7 Kelsey Roberts CGY 23 1395:51 742 48 0 2.06 .935 5 18

8 Lauren Taraschuk MAN 24 1479:37 578 38 1 1.54 .934 17 7

9 Zoe DeBeauville MRU 23 1356:09 548 43 2 1.90 .922 10 13

10 Morgan Baker REG 12 685:56 286 24 2 2.10 .916 3 8

*minimum 540 minutes played

2018-19 Alberta Pandas Conference Statistics

# Player Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG Pt/GP

16 Alex Poznikoff F 27 15 22 37 +34 6 4 3 3 1.37

9 Autumn MacDougall F 28 14 21 35 +34 4 5 0 5 1.25

77 Kennedy Ganser F 28 12 15 27 +28 10 3 0 2 0.96

5 Cayle Dillon D 28 2 10 12 +16 6 0 0 1 0.43

13 Amy Boucher F 28 7 4 11 +8 10 0 0 3 0.39

27 Abby Benning D 26 3 6 9 +13 10 0 0 1 0.35

18 Hannah Olenyk F 28 3 5 8 +3 24 2 0 1 0.29

93 Alex Gowie F 26 1 7 8 +1 8 0 0 0 0.31

2 Kelsey Tangjerd F 28 4 3 7 -2 12 1 0 1 0.25

4 Taylor Kezama D 25 1 6 7 +14 8 1 0 1 0.28

19 Regan Wright F 28 3 2 5 +2 6 1 1 0 0.18

73 Danielle Hardy F 20 3 2 5 0 8 1 0 2 0.25

15 Kiara Machry D 26 1 4 5 +15 8 0 0 0 0.19

8 Lindsay Weech D 22 0 5 5 +14 4 0 0 0 0.23

91 Jaslin Sawatzky F 27 2 0 2 +1 6 0 0 0 0.07

21 Abby Krzyzaniak D 28 1 1 2 +4 8 1 0 0 0.07

31 Dayna Owen G 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.13

1 *Halle Oswald G 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.10

28 Kalista Senger D 10 0 0 0 +2 2 0 0 0 0.00

88 Erica Nelson F 12 0 0 0 +1 0 0 0 0 0.00

29 Kirsten Chamberlin G 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

26 Chelsea Dearsley F 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

14 *Kalaina Kozak F 3 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0.00

20 Lisa Lloyd F 28 0 0 0 -2 4 0 0 0 0.00

* indicates Rookie, X indicates no longer on team

Goaltending

Player GP Min SA GA SO GAA SV% W L

29 Kirsten Chamberlin 11 630:46 163 6 6 0.57 .963 11 0

1 *Halle Oswald 10 594:41 156 6 5 0.61 .962 8 1

31 Dayna Owen 8 484:41 109 11 2 1.36 .899 4 4

Empty Net 7:32 1 1


2018-19 Alberta Pandas Canada West Playoff Statistics

# Player Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG Pt/GP

13 Amy Boucher F 4 2 4 6 +4 4 1 0 0 1.50

77 Kennedy Ganser F 4 1 3 4 +4 0 0 0 1 1.00

16 Alex Poznikoff F 4 3 0 3 +4 0 0 0 1 0.75

93 Alex Gowie F 4 1 1 2 +2 4 0 0 1 0.50

19 Regan Wright F 4 1 1 2 +2 2 0 0 0 0.50

5 Cayle Dillon D 4 1 0 1 +3 0 0 0 1 0.25

20 Lisa Lloyd F 4 1 0 1 +2 0 0 0 0 0.25

91 Jaslin Sawatzky F 4 1 0 1 +2 0 0 0 0 0.25

9 Autumn MacDougall F 2 0 1 1 +1 0 0 0 0 0.50

27 Abby Benning D 4 0 1 1 +3 2 0 0 0 0.25

26 Chelsea Dearsley F 4 0 1 1 +2 0 0 0 0 0.25

4 Taylor Kezama D 4 0 1 1 +3 0 0 0 0 0.25

21 Abby Krzyzaniak D 4 0 1 1 +4 2 0 0 0 0.25

15 Kiara Machry D 4 0 1 1 +2 2 0 0 0 0.25

2 Kelsey Tangjerd F 4 0 1 1 +2 0 0 0 0 0.25

88 Erica Nelson F 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

29 Kirsten Chamberlin G 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

73 Danielle Hardy F 4 0 0 0 +1 2 0 0 0 0.00

18 Hannah Olenyk F 4 0 0 0 +1 0 0 0 0 0.00

8 Lindsay Weech D 4 0 0 0 +3 0 0 0 0 0.00

Goaltending

Player GP Min SA GA SO GAA SV% W L

29 Kirsten Chamberlin 4 240:00 76 2 2 0.50 .974 4 0

Empty Net 0:00 0 0

Canada West Conference Playoff Leaders

Player Team Pos GP G A PTS PIM

1 Mathea Fischer UBC F 4 2 5 7 0

2 Amy Boucher ALB F 4 2 4 6 4

3 *Hannah Koroll UBC D 4 2 3 5 2

4 Hannah Clayton-Carroll UBC F 4 2 2 4 2

5 Kennedy Ganser ALB F 4 1 3 4 0

6 Logan Boyd UBC F 4 0 4 4 0

7 Karissa Kirkup MAN F 4 3 0 3 2

7 Alex Poznikoff ALB F 4 3 0 3 0

9 Morgan Willoughby SSK D 3 2 1 3 0

10 *Ashley McFadden UBC F 4 1 2 3 0

Player Team Pos GP G

1 Karissa Kirkup MAN F 4 3



3 Amy Boucher ALB F 4 2

3 *Hannah Koroll UBC D 4 2

3 Hannah Clayton-Carroll UBC F 4 2

3 Morgan Willoughby SSK D 3 2

3 Madison Patrick UBC D 4 2

3 Ireland Perrott UBC F 4 2

3 Bailee Bourassa SSK F 5 2


Player Team Pos GP A


2 Amy Boucher ALB F 4 4

2 Logan Boyd UBC F 4 4


4 *Hannah Koroll UBC D 4 3

4 Mikayla Ogrodniczuk UBC D 4 3

4 Kenzie Robinson UBC F 4 3

4 Leah Bohlken SSK D 5 3

Player Team Pos GP +/-

1 Madison Patrick UBC D 4 +6

2 Amy Boucher ALB F 4 +4

2 Kennedy Ganser ALB F 4 +4

2 Abby Krzyzaniak ALB D 4 +4

2 Alex Poznikoff ALB F 4 +4

Player Team GP Min SA GA SO GAA SV% W L

1 Kirsten Chamberlin ALB 4 240:00 76 2 2 0.50 .974 4 0

2 Zoe DeBeauville MRU 3 202:52 100 6 1 1.77 .940 1 2

3 Jessica Vance SSK 5 349:12 106 8 1 1.37 .925 2 3

4 Tory Micklash UBC 4 238:29 87 7 1 1.76 .920 2 2

5 Lauren Taraschuk MAN 4 239:20 91 11 0 2.76 .879 2 2

6 Morgan Baker REG 2 64:40 37 6 0 5.57 .838 0 1

*minimum 60 minutes played

2018-19 Canada West Awards

Player of the Year Alex Poznikoff, Alberta

Rookie of the Year Breanne Trotter, Mount Royal

Marion Hilliard Award nominee Anna Purschke, Mount Royal

Coach of the Year Howie Draper, Alberta

Canada West All-Stars Canada West All-Rookie Team

First Team Second Team

G: Tory Micklash, UBC Alicia Anderson, LET G: Halle Oswald, ALB

D: Leah Bohlken, SSK Alexandra Anderson, MAN D: Mackenzie Butz, MRU

D: Erica Rieder, MAN Cayle Dillon, ALB D: Rylind MacKinnon, UBC

F: Lauryn Keen, MAN Tatum Amy, MRU F: Camryn Amundson, MRU

F: Autumn MacDougall, ALB Hannah Clayton-Carroll, UBC F: Ashley McFadden, UBC

F: Alex Poznikoff, ALB Kennedy Ganser, ALB F: Breanne Trotter, MRU


A l b e r t a P a n d a s H e a d C o a c h

H o w i e D r a p e r

(22nd Year)

Draper was named as the inaugural coach of the women’s hockey program, at his alma mater, Sept. 1, 1997.

A s A C o a c h 1997-98 to 2018-19 Pandas head coach (22 seasons)

Three-time CIS Coach of the Year: 2002, 2004, 2009

Six-time Canada West Coach of the Year: 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2011, 2019

Eight-time CIS national champion: 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017

Two-time CIS silver medalist (1999, 2005)

13-time Canada West champion: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2015, 2019

1990-present U of A Hockey Camps Instructor/Director

1997-present Excel Hockey Camps Director/Owner

1992-93 Assistant Coach Bantam AAA; KC Athletic Club

1991-92 Head Coach MacQuarie Bears; NSW, Austrailia

1990-91 Assistant Coach Midget AAA; Maple Leaf Athletic Club

A s A P l a y e r 1984-85 Played for Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL) and was named team’s Best Defenceman and Rookie of the Year

Played five seasons with the Golden Bears 1985-86 to 1989-1990

Was a member of the 1985-86 CIS National Champion Golden Bears Hockey team

1988-89 CIS Tournament All-Star Team; Toronto

Served as team captain in his 5th year.

1990 nominee for Wilson Trophy; Presidents Trophy Winner

1992 League MVP; New South Wales Super League, Australia


Conference Playoffs Overall

372-91-7 (.799) 96-29 (.768) 584-150-11 (.791)

1997/98 - - 3-1-0

1998/99 4-1-1 5-1 20-8-3

1999/00 11-1-0 5-0 23-3-1

2000/01 13-1-2 2-2 20-6-2

2001/02 16-0-0 7-0 32-1-0

2002/03 19-0-1 7-0 34-0-1

2003/04 20-0-0 7-0 35-0-0

2004/05 20-0-0 6-1 28-1-0

2005/06 16-1-3 7-0 27-3-3

*starting in 2006-07, CW decides all OT ties with SO; OT/SO loser receives one point

OT or SO loss counts as loss in coach record

2006/07 21-3 7-0 33-4-1+

2007/08 21-3 5-2 29-6

2008/09 22-2 3-2 26-5

2009/10 23-1 7-0 34-1

2010/11 17-7 3-4 25-14

2011/12 14-10 3-4 23-16

2012/13 16-12 3-3 25-16

2013/14 20-8 1-2 23-11

2014/15 20-8 4-2 28-14

2015/16 16-12 1-2 21-14

2016/17 21-7 6-2 36-9

2017/18 19-9 3-2 27-12

2018/19 23-5 4-0 32-5

Note: only games vs. North American post-secondary opponents +season featured 1-1 draw with Ottawa in pre-season


A s s i s t a n t C o a c h e s

L e a h C o p e l a n d 2018-19 is her third year as Pandas Hockey assistant coach

D a r r e n B i l a w c h u k 2018-19 is his fifth year as Pandas Hockey assistant coach

D a n B a s t e r a s h 2018-19 is his seventh year as Pandas Hockey assistant coach

I a n B a b l i t z 2018-19 is his second year as Pandas Hockey assistant coach

D a v e R a t h j e n 2018-19 is his 4th year as Pandas Hockey technical coach; 5th year as Pandas coach

A J M u r l e y 2018-19 is their first year as Pandas Hockey assistant coach

J o e l J a c k s o n 2018-19 is his seventh year as Pandas Hockey conditioning coach


T h e P a n d a s

#1 Halle Oswald

5’8’’, Goal Year: 1

Sanford, MB Arts

Member of Canada West All-Rookie Team (2018-19)

Finished 2nd in Canada West behind only teammate Kirsten Chamberlin with 0.61 GAA and .962

save percentage in conference play; recorded 8 wins, 1 loss, and 5 shutouts (2018-19)

MFMHL League Top Goaltender and League MVP (2017-18)

Esso Cup MVP (2017)

Member of U-18 national team that competed against USA in Lake Placid series

Member of Pembina Valley Hawks

Varsity Athlete of the Year in high school

Played basketball throughout high school before graduating at Sanford Collegiate

Also participates in biking

GP W L Min GA SO GAA SA SVS SV% Ast

2018-19 Alberta 10 8 1 594:41 6 5 0.61 156 150 .962 1

#2 Kelsey Tangjerd

5’6’’, Forward Year: 3 Calgary, AB Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Member of national championship winning Pandas team (2016-17)

Academic All-Canadian (2016-17)

Graduated from Western Canada HS

GP G A PTS PIM +/- SH PPG SHG GWG

2016-17 Alberta 18 0 1 1 10 -2 10 0 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 28 0 1 1 8 0 19 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 28 4 3 7 12 -2 32 1 0 1

Totals 74 4 5 9 30 -4 61 1 0 1

#4 Taylor Kezama

5’7’’, Defence Year: 3 Camrose, AB Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Finished 3rd in team rearguard scoring with 7 points in conference play (2018-19)

Canada West Second Team All-Star (2017-18)

Finished 3rd in Canada West rearguard scoring with 12 points in conference play (2017-18)


Scored double-overtime championship winning goal at nationals (Mar. 19, 2017)


Finished 3rd among Canada West rookies with +19 rating in conference play (2016-17)

Graduated from St. FX HS in Edmonton, AB

Also plays lacrosse


2016-17 Alberta 28 0 6 6 20 +9 45 0 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 25 2 10 12 16 +4 44 1 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 25 1 6 7 8 +14 51 1 0 1

Totals 78 3 22 25 44 +27 140 2 0 1


#5 Cayle Dillon

5’5’’, Defence Year: 4 Edmonton, AB Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Team captain (2017-18, 2018-19)

Led team rearguard scoring with 12 points in conference play (2018-19)

Canada West Second Team All-Star (2017-18, 2018-19)

Finished 2nd in Canada West rearguard scoring with 13 points in conference play (2017-18)


Finished 2nd among Canada West defenders with 2 GWG in conference play; tied for 2nd on team

with +10 rating (2016-17)


Won bronze with Team Alberta at Canada Winter Games (2015)

Member of Edmonton Thunder

Graduated from Austin O’Brien HS

Also participates in soccer, volleyball, badminton, track & field, and gymnastics; learning to play

guitar


2015-16 Alberta 28 2 8 10 8 +4 41 1 0 0

2016-17 Alberta 28 2 6 8 8 +10 47 0 0 2

2017-18 Alberta 28 3 10 13 6 +8 68 1 0 1

2018-19 Alberta 28 2 10 12 6 +16 73 0 0 1

Totals 112 9 34 43 28 +38 229 2 0 4

#8 Lindsay Weech

5’8’’, Defence Year: 3

Cranbrook, BC Kin., Sport, & Rec.


Finished 2nd among Canada West rookies with +10 rating in conference play, the rating also tying

them for second-best on the team (2016-17)

JWHL Champion (2014-15)

Attended Warner hockey school

Graduated from Warner HS in Warner, AB

Finished 2nd in Skills Canada for film and video (Grade 10)

Named Most Athletic in Grades 6, 7, 8, and 9

Also participates in running, soccer, softball, volleyball, swimming, and track & field


2016-17 Alberta 20 3 1 4 6 +10 19 1 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 28 2 2 4 8 +11 30 1 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 22 0 5 5 4 +14 11 0 0 0

Totals 70 5 8 13 18 +35 60 2 0 0

#9 Autumn MacDougall


5’1’’, Forward Year: 4 Dartmouth, NS Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Canada West First Team All-Star (2018-19)

Finished 2nd in Canada West with 14 goals, 21 assists, and 35 points in conference play behind

teammate Alex Poznikoff in all three categories; led the conference with five game-winning

goals; tied for 1st with Poznikoff with +34 plus/minus rating; tied for 1st with 5 PPG (2018-19)

Member of U-22 development team (May & August 2018)

U SPORTS First Team All-Canadian and Canada West First Team All-Star (2017-18)

Led Canada West in scoring with 30 points and 18 assists in conference play; led conference with

5 PPG; tied for 1st with 12 goals with teammate Poznikoff and Manitoba’s Jordyn Zacharias; tied

for 1st with +14 rating; finished 2nd on team with 3 GWG (2017-18)


Led team with 4 GWG in conference play; finished 2nd with 21 points and 11 goals (2016-17)

Named Most Improved on Pandas hockey team

Member of Team Nova Scotia

Assistant captain of club team

Granted the Ontario Principal's Award for athletics and leadership

Graduated from Canadian International Hockey Academy in Rockland, ON

Named Athlete of the Year in junior high

Also participates in soccer, lacrosse, and running


2015-16 Alberta 27 4 4 8 2 +3 28 1 0 0

2016-17 Alberta 28 11 10 21 2 +12 58 3 0 4

2017-18 Alberta 28 12 18 30 2 +14 53 5 0 3

2018-19 Alberta 28 14 21 35 4 +34 89 5 0 5

Totals 111 41 53 94 10 +63 228 14 0 12

#13 Amy Boucher

5’6’’, Forward Year: 5 Edmonton, AB Science

Finished tied for 2nd on team with 3 GWG in conference play (2018-19)

Finished 3rd on team with 10 goals and +12 rating in conference play (2017-18)


Finished 3rd on team with 17 points and 10 goals in conference play (2016-17)

Member of Hockey East All-Academic Team (2015, 2016)

Three-time Pro-Ambitions Rookie of the Week (2014-15)

Played with University of New Hampshire Wildcats (2014-16)

Attended the Esso Cup National Female Midget Championship 3 consecutive years with the

Edmonton Thunder, winning silver and two bronze (2012-14)

Member of Team Alberta (2012, 2013), winning bronze at National Women's U-18

Championship (2013)

Graduated from McNally HS

Volunteers at the Edmonton Humane Society


2016-17 Alberta 28 10 7 17 6 +12 96 2 0 3

2017-18 Alberta 27 10 4 14 8 +12 83 2 0 1

2018-19 Alberta 28 7 4 11 10 +8 88 0 0 3

Totals 83 27 15 42 24 +32 267 4 0 7

#14 Kalaina Kozak


5’7’’, Forward Year: 1 Calgary, AB Engineering

Calgary Fire Midget AAA Assistant Captain (2017-18)

Received Calgary Fire Midget AAA Sportsmanship Award (2016-17), Calgary Fire Leadership

Award (2017-18), and Calgary Fire Midget AAA Most Improved Award (2017-18)

Graduated from Springbank Community HS as valedictorian (2018)

Played volleyball throughout high school

Springbank Senior Varsity Rookie of the Year in volleyball (2016-17)

Competed at a national level for waterskiing.


2018-19 Alberta 3 0 0 0 2 -1 2 0 0 0

#15 Kiara Machry


North Vancouver, BC Kin., Sport, & Rec.

JWHL playoff finalist

AA B.C. high school First Team All-Star in soccer

Won Most Inspiring Player in soccer while in high school

Graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas SS

Mountain biking instructor


2017-18 Alberta 10 0 2 2 4 +5 10 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 26 1 4 5 8 +15 25 0 0 0

Totals 36 1 6 7 12 +20 35 0 0 0

#16 Alex Poznikoff


5’2’’, Forward Year: 4 Edmonton, AB Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Canada West Player of the Year and First Team All-Star (2018-19)

Led Canada West with 15 goals, 22 assists, 37 points, and 3 SHG in conference play; tied for 1st

with teammate Autumn MacDougall with +34 plus/minus rating; finished 2nd on team with 4

PPG; finished tied for 2nd on team with 3 GWG in conference play (2018-19)

Member of U-22 development team (May & August 2018)


Tied for 1st in Canada West with 12 goals in conference play with teammate MacDougall and

Manitoba’s Jordyn Zacharias; tied for 1st with 5 GWG; finished 2nd in scoring with 23 points; tied

for 2nd with 4 PPG; tied for 2nd on team with 11 assists (2017-18)

Played for Canada at Winter Universiade in Almaty, Kazakhstan (2017)

Tournament All-Star at nationals (2017)


Recorded hat trick in semi-final game vs. Concordia at nationals (Mar. 18, 2017)


Led Canada West with 13 goals in conference play; finished 3rd with 25 points and tied for 3rd

with +16 rating; tied for 1st on team with 12 assists (2016-17)


Led Canada West with 5 game-winning goals in conference play; led team with 11 goals and 16

points (2015-16)

Won Dr. George Caffaro Hear and Soul Award in high school (2015)

AMMFHL Top Forward and won League & Pacific gold medals (2015)

MVP, Top Scorer, and Top Forward with Edmonton Thunder (2015)

Won bronze as leading scorer of Team Alberta at Canada Winter Games (2015)

Attended U-18 Canada strength and conditioning camp (May 2014) along with try-out (August)

before playing a summit series against the United States

Tournament MVP, Top Scorer, First Team All-Star, Most Sportsmanlike, and Best Plus/Minus at

Mac’s Tourney (2014)

Named Most Sportsmanlike in AMMFHL League (2012, 2013)

Graduated from St. FX HS

Member of Edmonton Thunder midget AAA hockey

Also participates in inline skating (as goalie), baseball, golf, surfing, wakeboarding, slalom

skiing; plays guitar


2015-16 Alberta 28 11 5 16 14 +4 69 3 0 5

2016-17 Alberta 24 13 12 25 12 +16 64 1 1 1

2017-18 Alberta 28 12 11 23 10 +10 99 4 1 5

2018-19 Alberta 27 15 22 37 6 +34 110 4 3 3

Totals 107 51 50 101 42 +64 342 12 5 14

#18 Hannah Olenyk


5’4’’, Forward Year: 5 Cochrane, AB Education

Led team with 24 PIM in conference play (2018-19)


Finished 10th in WMA race in Texas

Named U of A Female and Pandas hockey Rookie of the Year (2014-15)

Part of Canada West All-Rookie Team (2014-15)

Tied for 1st in team scoring, 2nd in rookie scoring, with 25 points in conference play (2014-15)

Named Most Dedicated (2013-14)

Won bronze at U-18 nationals (2013)

Played hockey at Edge School (2012), Notre Dame HS (2013), and Bow Valley HS (2014)

Member of Team Alberta (2011-13)

Also goes horseback riding, mountain biking, and hiking


2014-15 Alberta 28 10 15 25 23 +17 45 1 0 0

2015-16 Alberta 28 1 4 5 12 +4 56 0 0 0

2016-17 Alberta 22 4 4 8 10 +6 35 2 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 27 4 8 12 16 +4 46 0 0 1

2018-19 Alberta 28 3 5 8 24 +3 45 2 0 1

Totals 133 22 36 58 85 +34 227 5 0 2

#19 Regan Wright



Received Fighting Knight Award for excellence in athletics inside and outside of school (2015)

Field Hockey city champion and team MVP (2015)


Team Assistant Captain Midget AAA (2014-15)

Field Hockey silver medallist (2014)

Final Game MVP, Tournament Most Sportsmanlike Player, and Second Team All-Star at Mac’s

Midget tournament (2014)

AMMFHL All-Star Game MVP

Team Leading Scorer in Midget AAA (3 years) and Bantam AAA

Team Captain Bantam AAA

Part of Team Alberta Top 46 (2013)

Member of U-16 Team Alberta (2011, 2012)


Tournament champion at Alberta Challenge (2011)

Nominee for the city-wide Sharon Reid Badminton Excellence Award

City silver medallist in badminton in Grades 10,11, and 12

Graduated from Queen Elizabeth HS, earning honours with distinction in Grades 7-12

Also plays guitar


2015-16 Alberta 14 2 0 2 6 +1 27 1 0 0

2016-17 Alberta 27 3 3 6 8 +2 29 2 0 1

2017-18 Alberta 27 2 3 5 10 +5 39 0 0 2

2018-19 Alberta 28 3 2 5 6 +2 30 1 1 0

Totals 96 10 8 18 30 +10 125 4 1 3

#20 Lisa Lloyd


5’6’’, Forward Year: 3 Campbell River, BC Agric, Life & Environ Sci


Led all Canada West rookies with 2 GWG in conference play (2016-17)

Graduated from Penticton SS

Also plays soccer; speaks French


2016-17 Alberta 13 3 2 5 2 +4 17 0 0 2

2017-18 Alberta 27 2 1 3 6 +5 23 0 0 1

2018-19 Alberta 28 0 0 0 4 -2 26 0 0 0

Totals 68 5 3 8 12 +7 66 0 0 3

#21 Abby Krzyzaniak

5’10’’, Defence Year: 2 Neepawa, MB Kin., Sport, & Rec.

Led team with 23 PIM in conference play (2017-18)


Member of Team Manitoba (2016)

Graduated from Edge School for Athletes

Also participates in badminton, fastball, and track & field


2017-18 Alberta 23 0 2 2 23 +4 20 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 28 1 1 2 8 +4 33 1 0 0

Totals 51 1 3 4 31 +8 53 1 0 0

#26 Chelsea Dearsley

5’6’’, Forward Year: 3

Baldur, MB Nursing

Graduated from Baldur HS


2016-17 Alberta 5 0 0 0 0 +0 8 0 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 28 0 0 0 2 -2 12 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 26 0 0 0 0 +0 13 0 0 0

Totals 59 0 0 0 2 -2 33 0 0 0

#27 Abby Benning


5’1’’, Defence Year: 4 St. Albert, AB Native Studies

Finished 2nd on team rearguard scoring with 9 points in conference play (2018-19)

Finished 3rd on team rearguard scoring with 11 points in conference play (2017-18)

Attended U-22 Team Canada Spring Developmental Tryouts (2017)


Led Alberta defenders with 9 points in conference play (2016-17)

Led all rookies and tied for 1st on team with +14 plus/minus rating in conference play (2015-16)


Participated in U-18 nationals

Graduated from Edge School for Athletes

Also participated in figure skating, ringette, and wakeboarding


2015-16 Alberta 24 0 5 5 2 +14 14 0 0 0

2016-17 Alberta 28 3 6 9 8 +7 35 1 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 28 2 9 11 4 +8 34 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 26 3 6 9 10 +13 35 0 0 1

Totals 106 8 26 34 24 +42 118 1 0 1

#28 Kalista Senger


Clavet, SK Arts

CSSHL League Champion

Four-time SHA provincial champion

Member of Prairie Central for Saskatchewan Winter games

Attended Sask First tryouts (2013-16)

Graduated from Penticton SS in Penticton, BC

Named Junior Female Athlete of the Year and Senior Female Athlete of the Year at Clavet

Composite School

Also participates in badminton, track & field, and volleyball


2018-19 Alberta 10 0 0 0 2 +2 9 0 0 0

#29 Kirsten Chamberlin


Cochrane, AB Science

Led Canada West with 0.57 GAA and .963 save percentage in conference play; finished tied for

1st with 6 shutouts, also recording 11 wins and zero losses on the season (2018-19)

Finished 3rd in Canada West with 1.12 GAA in conference play, also recording a .936 save

percentage, 10 wins, and 4 shutouts (2017-18)

First Team All-Star

Member of Edge Girls Prep

Graduated from Edge school in Calgary, AB

Also plays soccer


2017-18 Alberta 13 10 3 801:06 15 4 1.12 236 221 .936 0

2018-19 Alberta 11 11 0 630:45 6 6 0.57 163 157 .963 0

Totals 24 21 3 1431:52 21 10 0.61 399 378 .947 0

#31 Dayna Owen



Calgary, AB Business

Recorded a .908 save percentage, 1.62 GAA, 9 wins, and 4 shutouts in conference play (2017-18)

Led Canada West with 1.24 goals against average in conference play, also earning 3 shutouts and

a .923 save percentage (2016-17)


Roller hockey city champion (2014)

Won bronze at Alberta Winter Games (2012)

Graduated from Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Wilcox, SK

Played for JWHL Notre Dame Hounds

Also plays ultimate Frisbee, badminton, and roller hockey; plays several musical instruments

(piano, violin, clarinet, bass clarinet, and saxophone); completed up to Grade 4 in Royal

Conservatory Piano


2015-16 Alberta 5 2 3 306:37 7 1 1.37 89 82 .921 0

2016-17 Alberta 10 6 4 580:37 12 3 1.24 155 143 .923 0

2017-18 Alberta 15 9 4 928:29 25 4 1.62 271 246 .908 0

2018-19 Alberta 8 4 4 484:41 11 2 1.36 109 98 .899 1

Totals 38 21 15 2300:24 55 10 1.43 624 569 .912 1

#50 Sydney McCluskey


Toronto, ON Science

Jack Summit Delegate and PASCH Scholarship Recipient (2015)

Graduated from Appleby College in Oakville, ON

Completed up to Grade 8 Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music; played trumpet in the

CISMF Jazz Band (2017)

#73 Danielle Hardy

6’0’’, Forward Year: 4 Nanaimo, BC Arts

Member of NCAA Providence College Friars

Received school and athletic MVP awards

Graduated from Woodlands SS


2018-19 Alberta 20 3 2 5 8 0 38 1 0 2

#77 Kennedy Ganser

5’3’’, Forward Year: 3


Provost, AB Education

Canada West Second Team All-Star (2018-19)

Finished 3rd in Canada West with 15 assists, 27 points, and +28 plus/minus rating in conference

play behind only teammates Alex Poznikoff and Autumn MacDougall; finished 3rd on team with

12 goals (2018-19)

Finished tied for 2nd on team with 11 assists in conference play (2017-18)


Canada West Rookie of the Year and member of Canada West All-Rookie Team (2016-17)

Led all rookies with 17 points and +13 rating in conference play; tied for 1st with 7 goals and 10

assists (2016-17)

Named MVP and selected to First All-Star Team

Graduated from Saint Thomas Aquinas School

Also plays baseball


2016-17 Alberta 28 7 10 17 12 +13 84 4 0 1

2017-18 Alberta 28 3 11 14 12 +7 68 1 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 28 12 15 27 10 +28 96 3 0 2

Totals 84 22 36 58 34 +48 248 8 0 3

#88 Erica Nelson

5’7’’, Forward Year: 3 Rumsey, AB Agric, Life & Environ Sci

Attended Warner hockey school

Graduated from Morrin School in Morrin, AB

Also plays golf, baseball, and badminton

Born in Drumheller, AB


2016-17 Alberta 10 0 1 1 2 0 6 0 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 5 0 1 1 0 +1 5 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 12 0 0 0 0 +1 4 0 0 0

Totals 27 0 2 2 2 +2 15 0 0 0

#91 Jaslin Sawatzky


Academic All-Canadian (2016-17, 2017-18)

Finished second at provincials (2016)

Finished second in Macs Midget AAA Hockey Tournament (2015)

Member of Midget AAA Calgary Fire Hockey

Honours with Distinction student in high school, also winning award for achieving excellence in

both academics and athletics

Graduated from Dr. E.P. Scarlett HS

Also participates in running, mountain biking, skiing, hiking, soccer, volleyball, and track & field


2016-17 Alberta 13 1 0 1 6 -1 8 0 0 0

2017-18 Alberta 28 1 0 1 12 -3 31 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 27 2 0 2 6 +1 23 0 0 0

Totals 68 4 0 4 24 -3 62 0 0 0

#93 Alex Gowie


5’8’’, Forward Year: 4 Vernon, BC Arts

Won EV Bolzano EWHL Silver Medal (2017-18)

Played on Hungarian national team (2016-18)

KMH Budapest MVP (2015-16)

Won silver at national championship with Calgary Dinos (2012-13)

Part of Calgary Dinos (2011-14)

Member of national championship winning Calgary Dinos team (2011-12)

Okanagan Hockey Academy MVP (2010-11)

Graduated from Penticton SS in Penticton, BC

Born in Kelowna, BC


2011-12 Calgary 24 1 1 2 0 +1 10 1 0 0

2012-13 Calgary 27 0 0 0 0 -4 8 0 0 0

2013-14 Calgary 28 2 1 3 2 -7 18 0 0 0

2018-19 Alberta 26 1 7 8 8 +1 28 0 0 0

Totals 105 4 9 13 10 -9 64 1 0 0


U SPORTS Championship March 15-18, 2018 at Thompson Arena at Western University in London, ON

SEEDING

Team (playoff finish: regular season record / playoff record)

1. Manitoba Bisons (Canada West champions: 22-5-1 / 4-1)

2. Saint Mary’s Huskies (AUS champions: 20-3-1 / 4-1)

3. Western Mustangs (Hosts/OUA champions: 17-5-2 / 5-0)

4. Concordia Stingers (RSEQ champions: 14-4-2 / 4-2)

5. StFX X-Women (AUS finalists: 20-2-2 / 3-2)

6. Montreal Carabins (RSEQ finalists: 14-2-4 / 3-3)

7. Saskatchewan Huskies (Canada West finalists: 19-7-2 / 2-2)

8. Queen’s Gaels (OUA finalists: 17-3-4 / 4-2)

CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Thursday, March 15

Quarter-final 1: Saskatchewan 3, Saint Mary’s 2

Quarter-final 2: Western 4, Montreal 0

Friday, March 16

Quarter-final 3: Manitoba 4, Queen’s 0

Quarter-final 4: Concordia 8, St. FX 1

Saturday, March 17

Consolation 1: Montreal 2, Saint Mary’s 1

Consolation 2: St. FX 4, Queen’s 3 (OT)

Semifinal 1: Western 2, Saskatchewan 1

Semifinal 2: Manitoba 2, Concordia 1 (2-0 in SO)

Sunday, March 18

5th-place game: Montreal 7, St. FX 1

Bronze: Concordia 4, Saskatchewan 0

Final: Manitoba 2, Western 0

Championship Awards

MVP: Lauryn Keen, Manitoba

R.W. Pugh Fair-Play Award: Not awarded

Tournament All-Stars

Goaltender: Carmen Lasis, Western

Defence: Caitlin Fyten, Manitoba

Defence: Marie Joelle Allard, Concordia

Forward: Alanna Sharman, Manitoba

Forward: Lauryn Keen, Manitoba

Forward: Alana Serhan, Manitoba


P a n d a s H o c k e y Q u i c k F a c t s (through 2018-19)

Year women's hockey began at the University of Alberta 1997

Canada West women's hockey championships won by Alberta

1997-98, 98-99, 99-00, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08, 09-10, 14-15, 18-19

13

National championships won by Alberta

2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017

8

Appearances by Pandas at Nationals 16

Most conference games played: Janelle Froehler

137

Most conference goals: Danielle Bourgeois

106

Most conference assists: Tarin Podloski

122

Most conference points: Tarin Podloski

213

Most National Championships won as a member of the Pandas

Taryn Barry, Danielle Bourgeois, Kristen Hagg, Kristina Kother, Kaye London, Lindsay McAlpine, Holly Tarleton

4

Longest overall undefeated streak (university opponents only)

Lost CIS final on Sunday, March 13, 2005, 4-1 vs. Wilfrid Laurier ended 122-0-1 streak back to Oct. 13, 2001

123

Longest playoff & conference combined undefeated streak

Loss on Sunday, March 13, 2005, 4-1 vs. Wilfrid Laurier streak of 102-0-1 back to Feb. 17, 2001

103

Longest Canada West undefeated streak

Loss on Friday, Oct. 21, 2005 (4-1 at Regina) ended 83-0-3 streak back to Oct. 28, 2000 (loss to Regina)

86

Pandas on 2018-19 roster in their final year of eligibility

Boucher, Olenyk

2


Pandas Ice Hockey History Alberta Winner

Season Coach Conf. Overall CW CIS CW CIS AB Captain

1972-97 No competition

1997-98 Howie Draper 3-1-0 1 5 ALBERTA Concordia Trish Semeniuk

1998-99 Howie Draper 4-1-1 20-8-3 1 2 ALBERTA Concordia Marlow Kulak

1999-00 Howie Draper 11-1-0 23-3-1 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Sue Huculak

2000-01 Howie Draper 13-1-2 20-6-2 2 - Regina Toronto Krysty Lorenz

2001-02 Howie Draper 16-0-0 32-1-0 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Krysty Lorenz

2002-03 Howie Draper 19-0-1 34-0-1 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Judy Diduck

2003-04 Howie Draper 20-0-0 35-0-0 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Judy Diduck

2004-05 Howie Draper 20-0-0 28-1-0 1 2 ALBERTA Laurier Danielle Bourgeois

2005-06 Howie Draper 16-1-3 27-3-3 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Kristen Hagg

2006-07 Howie Draper 21-3 33-4-1 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Kaye London

2007-08 Howie Draper 21-3 29-6 1 4 ALBERTA McGill Jennifer Newton

2008-09 Howie Draper 22-2 26-5 2 - Manitoba McGill Jennifer Newton

2009-10 Howie Draper 23-1 34-1 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA Tarin Podloski

2010-11 Howie Draper 17-7 25-14 2 5 Manitoba McGill Leah Copeland

2011-12 Howie Draper 14-10 23-16 2 5 Calgary Calgary Andrea Boras

2012-13 Howie Draper 16-12 25-16 t3 - UBC Montréal Sarah Hilworth/

Karla Bourke

2013-14 Howie Draper 20-8 23-11 t3 - Saskatchewan McGill Katie Stewart

2014-15 Howie Draper 20-8 28-14 1 8 ALBERTA Western Kayla Lavallee

2015-16 Howie Draper 16-12 21-14 t3 - UBC Montreal Janelle Froehler

2016-17 Howie Draper 21-7 36-9 2 1 UBC ALBERTA Sasha Lutz

2017-18 Howie Draper 19-9 27-12 t3 - Manitoba Manitoba Cayle Dillon

2018-19 Howie Draper 23-5 32-5 1 ALBERTA Cayle Dillon

Cumulative Totals (1997/98 to 2018/19)

Conference: 372-91-7 (.799) Conference Placing (#1-2-3): 13-5-3

Overall: 584-150-11 (.791) CIS Placing (#1-2-3): 8-2-0

Pandas Hockey Team MVP

Year Name Year Name

1997-98 Krysty Lorenz 2008-09 Tarin Podloski

1998-99 Lori Shupak 2009-10 Dana Vinge

1999-00 Stacey McCullough 2010-11 Leah Copeland

2000-01 Stacey McCullough 2011-12 Nicole Pratt

2001-02 Danielle Bourgeois 2012-13 Karla Bourke

2002-03 Danielle Bourgeois 2013-14 Tess Houston

2003-04 Danielle Bourgeois 2014-15 Lindsey Post

2004-05 Danielle Bourgeois 2015-16 Lindsey Post

2005-06 Kristen Hagg 2016-17 Lindsey Post

2006-07 Lindsay McAlpine 2017-18 Autumn MacDougall

2007-08 Jennifer Newton 2018-19


Alberta Pandas Hockey Career Conference Records (1997-98 to 2018-19)

Note: some stats for 1997-98 to 1999-00 may be incomplete

GAMES GOALS

GP G

1. Deanna Morin 137 1. Danielle Bourgeois 106

2. Hannah Olenyk 133 2. Tarin Podloski 91

3. Janelle Froehler 131 3. Kristen Hagg 72

4. Alison Campbell 130 4. Lori Shupak 64

4. Lindsey Cunningham 130 5. Lindsay McAlpine 59

6. Tess Houston 127 6. Jennifer Newton 55

7. Kayla Lavallee 126 7. Leah Copeland 51

8. Katie Stewart 121 7. Alex Poznikoff 51

9. Leah Copeland 120 9. Sarah Hilworth 50

10. Andrea Boras 118 10. Krysty Lorenz 48

10. Nicole Pratt 118 11. Miranda Miller 42

12. Morgan Kelly 114 12. Autumn MacDougall 41

13. Cayle Dillon 112 13. Taryn Barry 39

14. Ashley Morin 111 13. Alana Cabana 39

14. Autumn MacDougall 111 15. Jenna Barber 36

16. Mandy Kinjerski 35

Alex Poznikoff 107

Abby Benning 105 Amy Boucher 27

ASSISTS POINTS

A Pts

1. Tarin Podloski 122 1. Tarin Podloski 213

2. Kristen Hagg 110 2. Danielle Bourgeois 212

3. Danielle Bourgeois 106 3. Kristen Hagg 182

4. Leah Copeland 82 4. Leah Copeland 133

5. Lindsay McAlpine 69 5. Lori Shupak 131

6. Lori Shupak 67 6. Lindsay McAlpine 128

7. Alana Cabana 62 7. Jennifer Newton 111

8. Jennifer Newton 56 8. Krysty Lorenz 103

9. Krysty Lorenz 55 9. Alana Cabana 101

10. Taryn Barry 53 9. Alex Poznikoff 101

10. Autumn MacDougall 53 11. Sarah Hilworth 100

12. Leah Kinney 50 12. Autumn MacDougall 94

12. Sarah Hilworth 50 13. Taryn Barry 92

12. Alex Poznikoff 50 14. Leah Kinney 83

15. Judy Diduck 49 15. Jenna Barber 79

16. Jill Chmilar 46

17. Delaney Collins 43 Hannah Olenyk 58

17. Lindsey Skelding 43 Kennedy Ganser 58

17. Jenna Barber 43

17. Andrea Boras 43

Hannah Olenyk 36

Kennedy Ganser 36


Goaltending Games Wins

GP W

1. Lindsey Post 92 1. Lindsey Post 62

2. Dana Vinge 59 2. Dana Vinge 54

3. Michala Jeffries 54 3. Michala Jeffries 35

4. Holly Tarleton 47 4. Holly Tarleton 34

5. Dayna Owen 38 5. Andrea Thomas 33

Kirsten Chamberlin 24 Dayna Owen 21

Kirsten Chamberlin 21

Shutouts Minutes

SO MP

1. Lindsey Post 31 1. Lindsey Post 5536:45

2. Dana Vinge 19 2. Dana Vinge 3540:17

3. Holly Tarleton 16 3. Michala Jeffries 3203:27

4. Stacey McCullough 15 4. Holly Tarleton 2436:03

5. Michala Jeffries 12 5. Dayna Owen 2300:24

Dayna Owen 10

Kirsten Chamberlin 10

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