2019 National Women's Under-18 Championship

Sarah Campbell recorded a goal and an assist, and Grace Nelles and Olivia Wallin scored key goals in the second period to propel Ontario Red to its fifth-straight gold.

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Quebec 2, Ontario Blue 1 (OT)

Ann-Frédérik Naud tied the game with 3:41 to go and Emilie Lussier won it late in overtime, giving Quebec bronze.

#U18Nationals 3 Stars: Nov. 9

Kayle Osborne and Arden Kliewer waged a goalie duel in the gold medal game and that earns them first and second star.

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The masked history maker

Quebec netminder Ève Gascon’s pathway through the game has echoed the road taken by her idol Charline Labonté.

2019 National Women’s U18 Championship

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An aspirational sister act

Jordyn and Kyla Bear want to advance their hockey careers and be role models for the Ochapowace Cree First Nation.

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Grandma’s corner

No matter where Abby Newhook plays, her grandmother Ann comes along and finds a seat in the attacking zone.

2019 National Women’s U18 Championship

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A model of composure

With a calming influence and ability to connect, Bob Agnew has spent 30+ years as a hockey ambassador in Morden.

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Schedule out for U18 nationals

The puck will drop Nov. 5 in Morden and Winkler, Man., with the host province taking on Ontario Blue in its opener.

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Manitoba to host nationals

Morden and Winkler will welcome the future of the female game at the 2019 National Women’s Under-18 Championship.

2019 National Women’s U18 Championship

ON-R 4 – QUE 2 (Semifinal)

Lum scored the GWG and insurance marker to help Red advance.

SK 3 – ON-B 1 (Semifinal)

Brick and Focht had 1G 2A each to send Saskatchewan to the final.

BC 4 – ALB 1 (5th Place)

Cherkowski and Buglioni led B.C. with a goal and an assist apiece.

ATL 1 – MAN 0 (7th Place)

Rossignol scored and McCallum got the shutout in the Atlantic win.

QUE 4 – MAN 1 (Preliminary)

Naud had a goal and an assist in the third period to lead Quebec.

ON-R 4 – SK 2 (Preliminary)

Cooper registered a goal and an assist to keep Red unbeaten.

ON-B 5 – BC 2 (Preliminary)

Bahl scored the GWG late in the third to help Blue win Group B.

ALB 2 – ATL 1 (Preliminary)

Bogden scored both goals, and Alberta hung on to edge past Atlantic.

B.C. 5 – MAN 1 (Preliminary)

Paul and Chan had three points apiece to lead B.C. past the hosts.

ON-R 4 – ALB 1 (Preliminary)

Thompson scored twice, including the GWG, to help Red to the win.

ON-B 3 – QUE 1 (Preliminary)

39 saves from McPherson made the difference in the Blue win.

SK 3 – ATL 2 SO (Preliminary)

Anderson scored the shootout winner to complete the comeback.

ON-B 5 – MAN 1 (Preliminary)

Five different players scored to help Blue down the host province.

ON-R 5 – ATL 2 (Preliminary)

Cooper registered a goal and a helper to propel Red past Atlantic.

QUE 7 - BC 1 (Preliminary)

Labad produced three points and Picard scored twice in a convincing win.

SK 3 – ALB 2 (Preliminary)

A three-point game from Neena Brick helped Saskatchewan top Alberta.

Exhibition results

Ontario Red, B.C., Alberta and Atlantic earned pre-tournament wins.

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2019 NWU18C: QUE 2 OT – ON-B 1 (Bronze)

2019 NWU18C: ON-R 3 – SK 1 (Gold)

2019 NWU18C: ATL 1 – MAN 0 (7th Place)

2019 NWU18C: ON-R 4 – QUE 2 (Semifinal)