2009 National Women's Under-18 Championship

Ontario Blue  1 -  Ontario Red  5

 

ONTARIO RED DOES IT AGAIN; SILVER LINING FOR ONTARIO BLUE

SURREY, B.C. – Ontario Red did it again, winning gold for the sixth straight time by beating Ontario Blue 5-1 in the final matchup of this year’s national championship at South Surrey Arena.

Ontario Red’s lead started early in the game, with Jamie Lee Rattray (Kanata, Ont.) securing her team’s first goal just 14 seconds into the game on a pass from Kelly Terry (Whitby, Ont.) Rattray kept up the momentum for Red in the first period by putting the puck on the stick of Jenna McParland (Schreiber, Ont.), who made it 2-0 going into the intermission.

Ontario Blue’s chances at a championship win started to fade further away in the first few minutes of the second, with Kelly Babstock (Mississauga, Ont.) setting up a Shannon Stoneburgh (Pickering, Ont.) goal. But there was a glimmer of hope for Blue when Vanessa Welten (Crysler, Ont.) cracked the goose egg to put a marker up on the scoreboard for her team.

That was the only Blue goal that Red would allow, with Rattray assisting both Shannon Doyle (Baldwin, Ont.) and McParland – who also assisted Doyle. Those last two goals would make it 5-1 and set the outcome of this year’s championship in stone, with Ontario Red coming out on top.

But Ontario Blue didn’t walk away empty-handed, winning silver for the first time in National Women’s Under-18 Championship history. Although the provincial rivals competed hard during the game, after the awards were handed out the players toppled on top of each other to celebrate Ontario’s overall success at the tournament.


Game Information
Game Number 18  Round Gold Medal
Arena South Surrey Arena City, Country Surrey, B.C., Canada
Month / Day / Year 11/08/2009 Time (local) 03:30 PM PT
Attendance
Game Status Final

Box Score   1     2     3   Total
Ontario Blue (ON-B) 0 1 0 1
Ontario Red (ON-R) 2 1 2 5
Goals/Penalties
First Period
Goals:
   00:14 ON-R 66 Jamie Lee Rattray (14 Kelly Terry)
   11:35 ON-R 11 Jenna McParland (66 Jamie Lee Rattray)

Penalties:
   03:06 ON-R 72 Kelly Babstock (Hooking)
   14:21 ON-R 4 Ally Tarr (Hooking)
   15:43 ON-B 22 Adrienne Crampton (Interference)
   19:24 ON-R 20 Nicole Gifford (Hooking)

Second Period
Goals:
   04:13 ON-R 16 Shannon Stoneburgh (72 Kelly Babstock)
   10:17 ON-B 4 Vanessa Welten (44 Shelby Wignall, 17 Amanda Lucky)

Penalties:
   05:56 ON-B 73 Katie MacSorley (Hooking)
   14:20 ON-B 27 Kristen Richards (Hooking)

Third Period
Goals:
   09:36 ON-R 7 Shannon Doyle (66 Jamie Lee Rattray, 11 Jenna McParland)
   19:22 ON-R 11 Jenna McParland (66 Jamie Lee Rattray) EN

Penalties:
   11:04 ON-B 22 Adrienne Crampton (Bodychecking)
   16:26 ON-R 19 Carly Mercer (Slashing)


Goaltenders
Ontario Blue
37 Danielle Butters On 1/00:00   Off 3/16:41
37 Danielle Butters On 3/19:22   Off 3/19:55
Ontario Red
27 Erica Howe On 1/00:00   Off 3/20:00

Shots on Goal   1     2     3   Total
Ontario Blue 5 6 6 17
Ontario Red 13 16 10 39

Player of Game
Ontario Blue 37 Danielle Butters
Ontario Red 11 Jenna McParland
Officials
Referee Jennifer Konicek
Lines People Vanessa Stratton, Megan Boyle
Videos
Photos
2024 U18 Nationals: Saturday, November 9 (Medal Games)
Ontario Red won its 14th U18 Women’s National gold medal in Quispamsis, with Quebec claiming silver and B.C. taking bronze.
2024 U18 Nationals: Friday, November 8 (Semifinals & Placement)
It’s a rematch for the final game with Ontario Red and Quebec facing off for U18 Nationals gold in Quispamsis.
2024 U18 Nationals: Thursday, November 7 (Quarterfinals)
British Columbia, Ontario Red, Quebec and Saskatchewan advanced to the semifinals in Quispamsis.
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