Team CanadaMost of the profiles on this page are for players who participated at the Women's World Hockey Championships (WWC). The players in this file are organised by Country. Within each country, the players are in the same order as they are in the 1994 Classic Women of Hockey (copyright ©1994 Classic Games, Inc.) card set. This hockey card set is the first complete set of a women's hockey team (both Team USA and Team Canada are in the set).
The player profile text in quotes throughout this file is from the 1994 Classic Women of Hockey (copyright ©1994 Classic Games, Inc.) card set. The information in these quotes may be out of date, since these quotes were written in 1994. Here is a page that is selling these Classic hockey cards.
The years shown in parentheses after the players' names are the years on the National Team. If you click on a player in this list, you will go to the position of that player in this file....
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Other CountriesThis section contains pictures or profiles for several other female hockey players. These women play for university or club teams.
TEAM CANADATournament G Min W L T GA ShO SV% GAA Goalie rank overall 1992 WWC 3 180 3 0 0 2 2 .957 0.67 3rd 1994 WWC 4 209 3 0 0 6 ? .863 1.72 5th
"International star Manon added her second World Championship gold medal to her collection with another impressive performance. She was named to the All-Tournament team after winning the championship game. "In this game, you forget about personal statistics," she said. "You want to win for the team.""
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 3 5 8 2 unknown 1992 WWC 5 5 3 8 2 +7 7th 1994 WWC 5 3 3 6 6
"The three-time Canadian National team member turned in another impressive performance in helping Canada win the '94 gold. At 35, the physical education teacher is a veteran of eight senior national championship teams. She was named Québec's athlete of the decade in 1990 while playing lacrosse."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 0 1 1 2
"Making her first appearance on a National Team, 17 year old Cheryl played a role in helping Canada win its third consecutive gold medal at the World Championships. She plays for the Toronto Junior Aeros and attends high school in Mississauga, Ontario. She is on her high school's volleyball and basketball teams."
Cheryl is playing for the North York Aeros of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) and for Wildred Laurier University of the OWIAA (Ontario Women's Interuniversity Athletic Association) league for the 1996-97 hockey season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 2 2 4 6
"Therese established herself as one of the world's top players when she was named to the All-tournament team at the World Championship. Before joining the Canadian National team, Therese played for the champion Québec team at the Canadian Women's National Tournament. Therese, 28, is currently enrolled in a PhD program at the University of Montreal."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 1 1 2 6
"Cassie, 20, joined the Canadian squad after playing for the University of Guelph in 1993-94. The Ontario-born defender was named to the OWIAA Second All-star team in 1992-93 and was a member of the 1991 Ontario Canada Winter Games team."
Cassie is playing for the North York Aeros of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1996-97 hockey season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 11 2 13 10 5th 1992 WWC 5 5 2 7 2 +7 13th 1994 WWC 5 5 4 9 2 11th
"Angela was an offensive catalyst for Canada in winning the 1994 gold medal at the World Championship in Lake Placid, NY. A three-time national team member. Angela also enjoys playing slow-pitch softball and ball hockey. She is a recreation coordinator at Senaca College in North York, Ontario."
Angela is playing for the Toronto Redwings of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1995-96 season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 3 7 10 2 +10 2nd 1994 WWC 5 9 3 12 0 2nd
"Danielle was the leading scorer on Canada's gold-medal winning team at the World Championship. Her efforts also earned her a spot on the All-Tournament team. She tied with USA's Cammi Granato for Tournament scoring honors at the 1992 World Championship. She has been playing hockey for 12 years."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 4 4 8 0
"A mother of two boys, ages 8 and 4, Jane made her first appearance on the Canadian National team. She was a member of the 1992 Senior National Champion Edmonton Chimos in 1992. She has been playing hockey for 17 years and is a former basketball coach. She is now a school teach in Sherwood Park, Alberta."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 3 8 11 0 10th 1992 WWC 4 1 1 2 0 +5 (injured) 1994 WWC 5 4 4 8 6
"Stacy has three gold medals to show for her three appearances for Canada in the World Championships. She was one of Canada's top offensive players in winning the 1994 title. The physical education teacher is an assistant coach for the New Brunswick, Canada Winter Games team."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 1 6 7 0 unknown 1992 WWC 5 1 3 4 2 +5 unknown 1994 WWC 5 4 4 8 2
"The Toronto Aeros product created plenty of offense for Canada in its drive for a third consecutive World Championship. Margot, a physical education teacher, also played on Canada's World Champion Canadian National Women's Roller Hockey team in 1992."
Margot is playing for the Mississauga Chiefs of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1997-98 season. She runs the MVP hockey camp for girls during the summer. Margot is the head women's hockey coach at Niagara University.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 1 2 3 0
"Laura came to the Canadian National team from Concordia University where she was a QWIHL most valuable player from 1991-93. She is a certified athletic therapist and hockey official. She officiated at the 1993 Senior National Championship and 1991 Canada Winter games."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 1 0 1 6 unknown 1992 WWC 5 0 1 1 2 +8 unknown 1994 WWC 5 0 6 6 0
"Judy is a three-time member of Canada's national team and a key contributor to the country's three gold medals. She plays defense, the same position played by her brother, Gerald, who is a regular with the Vancouver Canucks. She has played for the Edmonton Chimos in every national championship, since 1985."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 3 0 1 1 4 (injured)
"As a 15 year old, Hayley's selection to the Canadian national team speaks of her enormous potential. She plays for a boy's bantam team, the Northwest Bruins, in Calgary. She is a cousin of former No 1 draft pick Doug Wickenheiser. She was MVP of the gold medal game at the 1991 Canada Winter Games."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 1 2 3 4 +5 1994 WWC 5 0 3 3 0
"A two-time member of Canada's national team, Nathalie owns an impressive hockey resume. She was named best defender in Canada in 1991-92 and most valuable player in Québec in 1992. When she isn't hunting down opposing forwards on the ice, Nathalie is a fraud investigator for the city of Montreal."
Feb 25, 1995: Lesley is a Grad Student at the University of New Brunswick and has been practicing with the men's university team there. On January 17th, the number one goalie for the University of New Brunswick Men's team (Frank Leblanc) got mono, so Lesley had the opportunity to dress for their last 7 games. She made CIAU (Canadian University Hockey) history on January 28th when she played the third period against Mount Allison. She had 7 shots on her and didn't let in any! Frank returned for the final 2 games of the regular season and the playoffs. The UNB Varsity Reds finished the AUAA regular season in first place in the MacAdam Division with a 18-4-4 record and were ranked 5th in the country.
Tournament G Min W L T GA ShO SV% GAA Goalie rank overall 1994 WWC 2 91 2 0 0 1 .933 .66 2nd
"Lesley was impressive in her national team debut as she led the tournament in goals-against average (0.66) and was second in save percentage (.933). She is currently in the Master's Program at the University of New Brunswick and plays for the Maritime Sports Blades. In 1992, she was the netminder of the World Champion Canadian Roller Hockey Team."
Lesley has previously played hockey for the Men's University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds and the women's Moncton Maritime Sports Blades for the 1995-96 season. Here is her profile for the UNB Varsity Reds.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 2 3 5 5
"Winning a World Championship in ice hockey was the second crown for Marianne who was also a member of the 1992 World Champion Canadian Roller Hockey team. She was a member of the senior national championship team in 1992-93, and currently plays for the North York Aeros. She is also a mortgage manager and runs a hockey school for first-time adult players."
Marianne is playing for the North York Aeros of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1996-97 season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 5 4 9 0 +6 3rd 1994 WWC 4 0 2 2 0 ? (injured! :-( )
"The former University of New Hampshire scoring sensation brought a wealth of experience to Canada's championship squad. Before entering the University of Toronto's Master's program (in Computer Science), Andria played for DHC Langenthal in Switzerland and scored 59 goals and had 28 assists in 20 games. She currently plays for the Scarborough Firefighters (Toronto Redwings) of the COWHL Senior AAA league."
I played for the Mississauga Ice Bears of the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL). I have played for the University of Toronto of the OWIAA (Ontario Women's Interuniversity Athletic Association) in the past.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 4 4 8 0 +11 8th 1994 WWC 5 5 1 7 8
"The Québec-born physiotherapist made her second appearance on the Canadian national team. She was named Sport Federation Canada Junior Athlete of the Year in 1992. Nancy was also the leading scorer and MVP of the Women's Senior National Hockey Championship in 1994. She is also a member of Canada's National Softball Team."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 2 6 8 4 unknown 1992 WWC 5 0 6 6 2 +13 21st 1994 WWC 5 1 6 7 8
"The three-time national team member was named most valuable defender at the World Championship for the second time in her career. Geraldine was tied with Norway's Brigitte Lersbryggen as the leading scorer among defenders at the Tournament. She plays for the North York Aeros and works as the recreation programmer at North Toronto Community Centre."
Geraldine is playing for the North York Aeros of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1995-96 season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 3 2 5 6 +7 28th 1994 WWC 4 1 1 2 6
"Karen played for the Scarborough Firefighters (Toronto Redwings) of the COWHL Senior AAA league, before joining up for a second tour of duty with the Canadian National team. When not playing, Karen coaches the Scarborough, Ontario girls bantam hockey team. She won the COWHL scoring title in 1991-92."
Karen is playing for the Toronto Redwings of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1995-96 season.
Tournament G Min W L T GA ShO SV% GAA 1996 PacRim 3 180 3 0 0 2 2 .962 0.67
Cathy Phillips played for Team Canada at the 1990 World Championship but hasn't competed for Team Canada since then due to a health condition. Her jersey hangs in the hockey hall of fame in Toronto.
Cathy is now able to play goal again. She plays goalie in a recreational league in Hamilton on Sunday nights (for the 1996-97 season).
TEAM USATournament G Min W L T GA ShO SV% GAA Goalie rank overall 1990 WWC 4 200 3 1 0 14 ? .855 3.60 4th 1992 WWC 1 30 ? 0 0 0 ? 1.000 0.00 1st 1994 WWC 2 120 ? 0 0 3 ? .875 1.50 4th
"Dyer, 28, was loaned to the USA for the World Champships by the West Palm Beach Blaze of the Sunshine Hockey League. She became only the third woman in hockey history to play in a pro game when she suited up against the Daytona Beach Sun Devils, January 7th, 1994. In 1990, she was named the outstanding goaltender at the World Championship."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 0 3 3 0
"Vicki was a key member of the Americans' impressive defense at the World Championship. Though she missed much of the 1993-94 season with a broken leg, she was still named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) second-team All-Tournament squad."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 2 7 9 8 +5 4th 1994 WWC 5 3 4 7 2
"The Princeton Tigers' coach returned to the ice for her third tour of duty on the US National Team. Considered one of the world's most experienced and talented players, Lisa assumed a leadership role on the US squad. Lisa played her college hockey at Providence where she earned American Women's College Hockey Association Player of the Year honors in 1987-88."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 1 2 3 4 +6 1994 WWC 5 0 2 2 2
"Shawna took a leave of absence from her job as athletic trainer at the University of Minnesota-Dulth to play with the US National Team. She had played four years at the University of New Hampshire, helping the Wildcats capture the ECAC Championship in 1990 and 1991. She plays for the women's club team at Minnesota-Dulth."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 1 4 5 0 +8 31st 1994 WWC 5 2 3 5 6
"An assistant coach at the University of New Hampshire, Coyne returned to the ice for her second stint with the US National Team. She was USA's leading scorer among defensive players. She played four seasons at New Hampshire where she scored 25 goals and added 45 assists from her post on the blue line."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 3 5 8 2 +5 10th 1994 WWC 5 6 6 12 2 3rd
"The former University of New Hampshire standout was tied for second among scorers at the World Championship and was named to the All-Tournament team. Before playing at Lake Placid, she completed her first season as a graduate student at Concordia University in Montreal, where she led the Stingers in scoring with 43 goals and 43 assists in 40 games."
Karen is from River Falls, WI and trains at the Olympic Training Centre in Lake Placid.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 3 2 5 4 +7 25th 1994 WWC 5 2 3 5 17
"The former University of New Hampshire standout was among the USA's most aggressive competitors at the World Championship. Before playing in the tournament, she had completed her college eligibility with a career total of 53 goals and 54 assists. She has also played three seasons for the Connecticut Bears and helped the team win the 1990 Women's Senior National Championship."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 5 4 9 0 10th
"Before joining the US team, Gretchen set a Dartmouth school record of 85 points in a season on 49 goals and 36 assists. She was named the Ivy Tournament Player of the Year in 1993-94. She leaves Dartmouth with 11 hockey records. She also played for Dartmouth's lacrosse team. In high school, she was a soccer standout."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 2 2 4 0 +10 1994 WWC 5 1 1 2 2
"Sandra played for DHC Langenthal in the Swiss League before returning to play for the USA in the World Championship. Before going abroad, Sandra had played for Harvard and the Stoneham Unicorns, a Massachusetts-based senior team. While playing for the Crimson, Sandra was named Ivy League Tournament Player of the Year in 1991 and 1992."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 11 12 23 2 1st 1992 WWC 5 3 4 7 0 +5 16th 1994 WWC 5 1 3 4 0
"At 30, the oldest member of the US team, Curley brought talent and experience to the Americans' medal drive. She was playing in her third World Championship. In 1990, she led the USA in scoring and was named to the All-World team. The former Providence College standout is now a certified referee. She plays in the regular season for the Assabet Valley [Mass.] Senior A team."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 0 0 0 6
"The former University of New Hampshire standout made her first appearance on the US national team. Michelle currently plays for the Hudson Nighthawks Senior A Team in Massachusetts. She also works as a recreational therapist at a Massachusetts hospital."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 3 3 6 6
"Stephanie played her university hockey at the University of Toronto where she served as team captain. She was named Toronto's most valuable player in 1993-94 after registering a team-high 30 points in 12 Tournament games. Although she was among the youngest players on the American squad, she played an important role in helping the USA win the silver medal."
Stephanie is playing for the Mississauga Chiefs of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1997-98 season. She runs the Stephanie Boyd female hockey camp for girls in Muskoka, Ontario during the summer.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 1 8 9 2 +9 5th 1994 WWC 5 4 3 7 11
"The Trenton, Michigan, native returns to Northeastern University for her senior season after helping the USA win the silver medal at the World Championship in Lake Placid. Before coming to the Tournament, the gifted playmaker registered 22 goals and 22 assists during her junior season for the Huskies."
Shelley is an assistant coach at Northeastern University for the 1996-97 hockey season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 3 5 8 0 +11 9th 1994 WWC 5 2 2 4 2
"Before helping the USA win the silver medal at the World Championship, Jeanine earned Eastern College Athletic Conference All-Tournament honors after netting a team-high 26 goals for Northeastern. She leaves the Huskies program third on the school's all-time goal-scoring list with 77."
Jeanine is playing for the Newtonbrook Panthers of the Senior AAA COWHL (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League) for the 1996-97 season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 3 5 8 4 +4 12th 1994 WWC 5 3 5 8 2
"A three-time member of the US national team, Beth was again among the team's top scores at the World Championship. The Providence College graduate words in the insurance industry while continuing her hockey career as a member of the Hobomock Hawks [Mass.] Senior A Team."
Beth played for Concordia university during the 1995-96 hockey season.
"Cammi Granato is the sister of Tony Granato of the LA Kings. She played for the women's hockey team at Providence College of the ECAC league. She played for the women's Team USA at the 1990, 1992 and 1994 Women's World Championships, winning a silver medal each time."
Cammi played for Concordia university during the 1995-96 hockey season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 9 5 14 4 3rd 1992 WWC 5 8 2 10 2 +6 1st 1994 WWC 5 5 7 12 6 4th
"Cammi showed again why she is considered among the world's top women players as she helped the USA win the silver medal. Competing for the third time on the US women's national team, Cammi was tied for second among Tournament scorers. In 1993-94, she had played for Concordia University where she had 60 points in 20 games."
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 0 1 1 6
"Christina was among college hockey's most offensive-minded blueliners in 1993-94. She finished her college career at Providence by netting 28 points on 11 goals and 17 assists. She was named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference All- Tournament team."
Chris is assistant coach for Providence College in the ECAC Women's Division I league for the 1996-97 hockey season.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 3 1 4 8 +4 1994 WWC 5 1 0 1 8
"Kelly was named to the World Championship All-Tournament team as a defender after another standout international performance. She currently plays for EHC St. Gallen in the Swiss League. She is a three-time member of the US national team and also earned All-Tournament status at the 1990 World Championship."
Erin Whitten was the goaltender for the women's hockey team at the University of New Hampshire in the ECAC league from 1989-1993. She played for the women's Team USA at the 1992 and 1994 Women's World Championships, winning a silver medal each time. Her claim to fame is that she is the first American woman to play pro hockey and the first woman to ever get a win and play a complete regular season pro hockey game.
FIRST PRO MINUTES: In exhibition game with Adirondack Red Wings vs Cornwall Aces. She played one period and gave up 2 goals on approximately 12 shots.
FIRST PRO WIN: She played the final period of an ECHL game with the Toledo Storm against the Dayton Bombers. Whitten replaced injured goalie Alain Harvey and stopped 15 of 19 shots in a 6-5 win.
FIRST PRO START: She played the entire 60 minutes of the Storm's 11-10 win over the Louisville Icehawks at Toledo.
Tournament G Min W L T GA ShO SV% GAA Goalie rank overall 1992 WWC 4 229 3 1 0 14 0 .851 3.68 10th 1994 WWC 3 180 2 1 0 7 1 .865 2.33 7th
"Erin capped a brilliant 1993-94 season by being named the top goaltender at the 1994 World Championship. Before arriving in Lake Placid, she had made pro sports history by becoming the first woman to post a goaltending win. Playing for the Toledo Storm, she defeated the Dayton Boimbers, 6-5, on Oct 30, 1993, in an East Coast Hockey League game."
Erin is playing for Flint in the IHL for the 1996-97 hockey season.
Link to a page for Erin:
Laurie Baker was awarded the 1997 USA Hockey Women's Player of the Year. A sophomore forward from Providence College, Laurie Baker tallied 68 points on 41 goals and 27 assists in 29 regular-season games to finish the 1996-97 season second in Eastern College Athletic Conference scoring. She helped lead the Friars to the ECAC semifinals and was named to the ECAC All-Star Team. A native of Concord, Mass., Baker also played for the 1997 United States Women's National Team, which captured the silver medal at the 1997 International Ice Hockey Federation Women's World Championship, held March 31-April 6 in Kitchener, Ontario. Baker was the second-leading scorer on the team with two goals and four assists in five games.
Joan competed for Team USA at the first women's world hockey tournament in 1987. She competed at the University of Toronto from 1990-1994, and now competes for the Mississauga Chiefs in the Central Ontario Women's Senior AAA Hockey League (COWHL).
OTHER COUNTRIESTournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1992 WWC 5 2 1 3 6 -7 1994 WWC 5 8 3 11 2 5th
All information about players in Finland was provided by Kristiina who is from Finland. Thanks Kristiina!
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 3 4 7 4 +1 17th 1994 WWC 5 ? ? ? ?
Marianne's a female Jari Kurri - a solid player to count on! She gets even better when the going gets tough. Marianne was born on Feb 28, '67 in Tampere. She's a left winger/center, and has always played for Tampereen Ilves. She started as a basketball player, then moved to soccer and finally fulfilled her dream to play in a hockey team 1981.
World Championships: 3 times 3rd (1990, 1992 and 1994) European A Championships: 4 times 1st (1989, 1991, 1993 and 1995) Finland Championships: 8 times 1st, 3 x 2nd and once 3rd
Most games in Finland (177) and in the National team (49), most points in Finland (232 + 168 = 400) and in Team Finland (54 + 49 = 103) plus some other things. Also she often wears "C" in her jersey while playing for Finland.
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1990 WWC 5 ? ? ? ? 1992 WWC 5 6 2 8 0 +2 6th 1994 WWC 5 4 9 13 4 1st
Riikka Nieminen sure is a great Finnish hockey player, and she also plays Finnish baseball among other sports. Riikka will be playing for KalPa, Kuopio for the 1995-96 season.
Emma Bowles was the GB keeper during the late 80s and early 90s. She was the first women to dress for a top men's team. Emma Bowles played one period for Oxford (vs Solihull) in 1981. Oxford had forgotten to tell their team there was a game and Emma was at the rink due to a women's match. The first keeper gave up exhausted after two periods as Oxford lost 50-0. Emma played the third period.
Emma played for the Oxford women's team when they won their six consecutive titles, though I'm not sure if she played in the first two seasons. Last season she won another championship with Sunderland.
All information about players in Sweden was provided by Sandra Barota. Thanks Sandra!
Born: April 28th, 1972 Team: Vasterhaninge IF Ladies team, Uniform Number: 15 Height: 5'7", Weight: 152 lbs
Lotta is a good goalscorer who often stands just in front of the goalie. A fast power forward who never gives up. Won the Team Sweden Women scoring title at the Euro A Championships 1995 with 7 points (5 goals and 2 assists) in 5 games.
Scoring summary for Lotta (Euro A 95) GP G A PT PIM 5 5 2 7 4
Born: October 4th, 1963 in Stockholm, Sweden Team: Nacka HK Ladies team, Uniform Number: 17 Height: 5'6", Weight: 145 lbs
Kristina has been playing for Nacka HK since the beginning of the Stockholm Women's Elite League! She has won 8 of 9 possible Swedish Women's National Championships with Nacka! She has also played for Team Sweden since the beginning of women's international hockey. Kristina is a fast player and when she's got the puck it's very difficult to take it away from her until it's in the net!
Born: June 11th, 1966 Team: FOC Farsta Ladies Team, Uniform Number: 17 Height: 5'4", Weight: 135 lbs
Minna is another great playmaker, on the defence. A small, but physicly strong, player always ready to take a shot when necessary. Played one season (93-94), together with teammate Tina Mansson, in Finland where she was second (after Mansson) in the team's scoring rank. A key player when Farsta won the Swedish nationals in 1995.
Scoring summary for Minna (Euro A 95) GP G A PT PIM 5 0 1 1 6
Born: April 25th, 1975 Team: Nacka HK Ladies, Uniform Number: 24 Height: 5'9", Weight: 152 lbs
Ann-Louise plays hockey with finesse. Traded from MoDo Hockey to Nacka HK in the summer 1995. Played an important role when Nacka won the Swedish National Championships for women 95-96.
Scoring summary for AnnLou (Euro A 95) GP G A PT PIM 4 0 0 0 2
Born: February 1st, 1970 Team: Nacka HK Ladies, Uniform Number: 18 Height: 5'8", Weight: 152 lbs
Asa is a physical strong player. A key player both in Nacka HK and in the national team. An important player for Team Sweden at the Euro-Champs '95 (Silver) and '96 (Gold), and for Nacka HK at the Swedish Women's National Championships 1996 (6-5 win over FOC Farsta) !
Scoring summary for Asa (Euro A 95) GP G A PT PIM 5 1 4 5 2
Born: April 8th, 1979 in Veddige, Halland, Sweden Team: Veddige HK Ladies team, Uniform Number: 8 Height: 5'9", Weight: 163 lbs
Erica started playing ice hockey when she was 4 years old. She was the first girl ever to compete in the "Tv-Pucken," the greatest icehockey tournament for juniors (15 years) in Sweden, when she played for Halland in 1994. Unfortunately Halland didn't make it to the playoffs. She made her national team debut at age 15! She played for the silver-medal winning Team Sweden at the Euro-Champs in 1995 and for the gold-medal winning Team Sweden in 1996.
Born: April 22, 1968 Team: FOC Farsta Ladies, Uniform Number: 19 Height: 5'5.5", Weight: 140 lbs
Tina is a great playmaker, always playing in front of the net. A big-time goalmaker and a physical strong forward. Played one season (93-94) in Finland where she won the team's scoring title. A key player when Farsta won the Swedish Women's National Championships 1995.
Scoring summary for Tina (Euro A 95) GP G A PT PIM 5 5 1 6 0
Tournament GP G A P PIM +/- Scoring rank overall 1994 WWC 5 ? ? ? ?
Prisca is a key defensive force on the Swiss National team. She has been with the National Team since 1994. She played for DHC Langenthal for 8 years in the Swiss National League. Since the 1995-96 season, she has been playing for SC Lyss of the Women's Swiss National A League. She will play for Lyss again in the 1996-97 season. Prisca is currently finishing her school to become a teacher in Switzerland.
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