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Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships: Week Two Results

RED DEER - Thirteen more provincial champions came away with title banners this weekend, as Week Two of the 2019 Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships, presented by ATB Financial, wrapped up on Sunday.

Teams skating away from this weekend’s tournaments with gold medals were: St. Albert Flyers (Minor Midget AAA), Trails West Wolves (Midget A), Glenlake Hawks (Midget B), Foremost Flyers (Midget C), Fort Macleod Mavericks (Midget D), St. Albert Slash (Midget Female AAA), Prairie Thunder (Midget Female B), Wheatland Warriors (Bantam AA) Calgary Fire Red (Bantam Female Elite), Lac La Biche Clippers (Bantam Female B), Medicine Hat Wildcats (Peewee Female A), Battle River Knights (Peewee Female B).

The Alberta Junior Female Hockey League championship playoff series wrapped up on Saturday, with the Edmonton Wolves claiming defeating the Cochrane Chaos 2-1 to claim the Junior Female Provincial Championship in three games.

In addition to the on-ice action, three host communities held a True Spirit of Hockey Day to celebrate a shared love for hockey and the community that supports the sport: Lethbridge, Olds and Strathmore.

Provincial championships set for March 28/29-31 are: Peewee Tier 4 (Vauxhall), Peewee Tier 3 (Fox Creek), Peewee Tier 2 (Edmonton), Peewee Tier 1 (Slave Lake), Peewee AA (Medicine Hat), Midget Female Elite (Grande Prairie), Midget AA (Edmonton), Junior C (Calgary), and Senior AA (Wainwright).


2019 HOCKEY ALBERTA PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENTS

Gold Medal Games

Minor Midget AAA - St. Albert Flyers 6, Lethbridge Headwater Hurricanes 3
Midget A - Trails West Wolves 3, Barrhead 2
Midget B - Glenlake Hawks 5,
La Crete Lumberjacks 3
Midget C - Foremost Flyers 6,
Smoky Lake North Stars 4
Midget D - Fort Macleod Mavericks 7,
Horse Lake Thunders 1
Midget Female AAA - St. Albert Slash 5,
Calgary Fire 1
Midget Female B - Prairie Thunder 4,
Lacoka 2
Bantam AA - Wheatland Warriors 3,
Lakeland Panthers 1
Bantam Female Elite - Calgary Fire Red 6,
North Central Impact 2
Bantam Female B - Lac La Biche 9,
Strathmore Storm 5
Peewee Female A - Medicine Hat Wildcats 6,
Red Deer Chiefs 1
Peewee Female B - Battle River Knights 4,
Stettler Storm 1

Champion Photos > | Week One Results >


2019 HOCKEY ALBERTA PROVINCIAL PLAYDOWN SERIES

Senior AAA - Stony Plain Eagles VS. Innisfail Eagles
Innisfail wins best-of-seven series 4-2
Innisfail plays Lacombe Generals in two-game, total-goal series to determine league champion

Game One: Stony Plain 5, Innisfail 2
Game Two: Innisfail 4
, Stony Plain 3
Game Three:
Innisfail 6, Stony 0
Game Four
: Stony Plain 5, Innisfail 4 (OT)
Game Five: Innisfail 5, Stony Plain 2
Game Six: Innisfail 5, Stony Plain 4 (OT)

Allan Cup - April 8-13 - Lacombe, Alberta


Junior Female - Edmonton Wolves vs Cochrane Chaos
Edmonton wins best-of-five series 3-0

Game One: Edmonton 1, Cochrane 0
Game Two: Edmonton 2,
Cochrane 1
Game Three: Edmonton 2, Cochrane 1


Midget AAA - St. Albert Nektar Data Systems Raiders vs Calgary Buffaloes
Calgary leads best-of-five series 2-0

Game One: Calgary 3, St. Albert 2
Game Two: Calgary 4, St. Albert 3
Game Three: Tuesday, March 26, 7:30 p.m. - St. Albert @ Calgary
Game Four (if necessary): Thursday, March 28, 7:00 p.m. - Calgary @ St. Albert
Game Five (if necessary): Saturday, March 30, 6:30 p.m. - St. Albert @ Calgary

Telus Cup - April 22-28 - Thunder Bay, Ontario


Bantam AAA - Fort Saskatchewan Rangers vs Red Deer Rebels
Best-of-five series tied 2-2

Game One: Fort Sask 4, Red Deer 2
Game Two:
Fort Sask 4, Red Deer 2
Game Three: Red Deer 5, Fort Sask 2
Game Four: Red Deer 3, Fort Sask 0
Game Five: Tuesday, March 26, 7:15 p.m. - Fort Sask @ Red Deer

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Six Albertans selected for 2019 U Sports Nationals

RED DEER - Hockey Alberta would like to congratulate the six Albertans selected to work the 2019 U Sports Men’s and Women’s National Championships.

Referees Chris Crich (Airdrie) and Colin Watt (Edmonton), along with Linesmen Michael Roberts (Calgary), Chad Huseby (Red Deer), and Deion Foster (Edmonton), will all officiate at the U Sports Men’s National Championship in Lethbridge.

On the female side, Referee Lacey Senuk (St. Albert) was chosen for the U Sports Female National Championships in Charlottetown, PE.

Both National Championships run March 14-17.

Hockey Alberta Foundation

Introducing the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2019

RED DEER - Five outstanding individuals, along with the only Alberta team to win back-to-back Memorial Cups, comprise the 2019 Induction Class for the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame.

Hockey Alberta and the Hockey Alberta Foundation announced on Thursday the 2019 inductees who will be recognized at the AHHF Awards Gala on Sunday, July 21, at the Coast Hotel in Canmore:

  • Shirley Cameron – player, coach and builder of women’s hockey in Alberta
  • Theoren Fleury – NHL All-Star, Stanley Cup winner with the Calgary Flames and Olympic Gold Medalist
  • Kevin Lowe – six-time Stanley Cup champion with the Edmonton Oilers and two-time Olympic Gold Medalist
  • Duncan MacDougall – four decades of involvement with at the grassroots level of the officiating program in Edmonton
  • Bob Ridley – long-time play-by-play voice (and bus driver) of the Medicine Hat Tigers
  • Medicine Hat Tigers (1986-1987 and 1987-88) – two-time Memorial Cup champions, and the only Alberta team to win back-to-back Memorial Cups

Inductee Bios >

We invite you to celebrate the legacy of these Alberta hockey legends on Sunday, July 21 at the Coast Hotel in Canmore. For ticket information, click here.

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Team Alberta captures gold at Canada Winter Games

RED DEER - Team Alberta U18 Female denied the odds and rode a wave of confidence to win gold on home soil in Women’s Hockey at the 2019 Canada Winter Games Saturday afternoon.

Alberta drew undefeated Quebec in the final, and defeated them 2-1 in front of a capacity crowd at the Downtown Arena.

Kassy Betinol had the crowd on its feet just over 10 minutes into the game on the powerplay, her third goal of the tournament.

Jaden Bogden made it 2-0 five minutes into the second, but Quebec responded just two minutes later to draw within one.

Alberta goaltender Bella McKee shut the door from there, and made 31 saves to lead her team to gold.

The gold medal was Alberta’s 100th medal of the 2019 Canada Winter Games, and second in hockey, with the Men’s team winning bronze in week one.

GAME STATS > | GAME ONE RECAP > | GAME TWO RECAP > | GAME THREE RECAP > | QF RECAP > | SF RECAP >

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