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2017 National Ringette League playoffs

释义

Regular Season Standing
Format
Knockout stage
Eastern Conference (3) Richmond Hill vs (8) Rive Sud (4) Ottawa vs (7) Gloucester (5) Montreal vs (6) Waterloo West Conference Standings (3) Manitoba vs (4) Black Gold (2) Edmonton vs (4) Black Gold (2) Edmonton vs (3) Manitoba (2) Edmonton vs (4) Black Gold
Elite Eight
Tiebreaker Waterloo vs Richmond Hill
Semifinal
Final
Roster
Leaders
References

The 2017 National Ringette League Playoffs are the postseason tournament of 2016-17 National Ringette League season. Cambridge Turbos wins the sixth titles.^[1]

Regular Season Standing

Format

Same as last season except the knockout stage.

In the past, 8 teams from East played, but West became 5 teams, three teams which are 2nd place to 4th place team from West will compete in knockout stage.

The draws are E3 vs E8, E4 vs E7, E5 vs E6 and the three teams from the West will play double elimination playoff and top two teams will advance.

Knockout stage

Eastern Conference

(3) Richmond Hill vs (8) Rive Sud

Game 1{{football box
|date = 4 March 2017
2:00pm EST
|team1 = Richmond Hill Lighting
|score = 8–3
(3-0, 2-1, 1-2, 2-0)
|report =
|team2 = Rive Sud Revolution
|goals1 = Richardson 10:16(1st, PP), 8:13(2nd, PP)
Gauthier 11:54(1st), 3:46(3rd, PP)
Voss 5:56(1st)
Munro 9:28(2nd)
McWilliams 10:31(4th, PP)
Gibson 11:06(4th)
|goals2 = Vachon 1:24(2nd)
Simoneau 8:23(3rd)
Lavoie 12:10(3rd)
|stadium = Ed Sackfield Arena, Richmond Hill, Ontario
|referee = Denise Pelletier, Robert Drury
|attendance = 52
}}Richmond Hill leads the series 1-0Game 2{{football box
|date = 4 March 2017
7:00pm EST
|team1 = Richmond Hill Lighting
|score = 10–3
(3-1, 1-2, 2-0, 4-0)
|report =
|team2 = Rive Sud Revolution
|goals1 = Gibson 7:55(1st), 9:45(1st, PP), 12:50(4th, PP)
Richardson 6:30(1st), 5:44(3rd)
Munro 2:55(4th), 6:11(4th)
Simone 7:55(2nd)
Hurren 4:54(3rd)
Johnston 4:17(4th)
|goals2 = Lapointe 10:11(1st), 9:00(2nd)
Jean 10:32(2nd)
|stadium = Ed Sackfield Arena, Richmond Hill, Ontario
|referee = Robert Drury, Geri Lamers
|attendance = 51
}}Richmond Hill wins the series 2-0

(4) Ottawa vs (7) Gloucester

Game 1{{football box
|date = 4 March 2017
12:00pm EST
|team1 = Ottawa Ice
|score = 4–3
(1-1, 1-2, 1-0, 1-0)
|report =
|team2 = Gloucester Devils
|goals1 = Hartley, J. 1:36(1st)
Hartley, C. 7:06(2nd)
Begin 11:55(3rd)
MacDonald 0:22(4th, PP)
|goals2 = Bieward 5:56(1st), 8:33(2nd)
Thompson 6:56(2nd)
|stadium = Charleton University Ice House, Ottawa, Ontario
|referee = Danielle Lalonde, Emmanuelle Bourbeau
|attendance = 62
}}Ottawa leads the series 1-0Game 2{{football box
|date = 5 March 2017
11:00am EST
|team1 = Ottawa Ice
|score = 3–6
(1-2, 0-1, 1-1, 1-2)
|report =
|team2 = Gloucester Devils
|goals1 = MacAdam 8:24(1st)
Simzer 7:30(3rd, PP)
MacDonald 7:11(4th)
|goals2 = Marcotte 5:38(1st), 4:57(2nd)
Youldon 10:05(1st), 6:45(4th)
Thompson 1:38(3rd), 11:39(4th, PP)
|stadium = Bell Centennial Arena, Nepean, Ontario
|referee = Mario Periard, Alex Haines
|attendance = 63
}}Gloucester ties the series 1-1Game 3{{football box
|date = 5 March 2017
4:00pm EST
|team1 = Ottawa Ice
|score = 6–5
(2-1, 2-0, 1-3, 1-1)
|report =
|team2 = Gloucester Devils
|goals1 = Simzer 8:00(1st), 11:38(4th)
Hatley, J. 4:47(1st, PP)
Hartley, C. 9:23(2nd, PP)
Begin 10:15(2nd)
MacAdam 12:59(3rd)
|goals2 = Biewald 4:55(3rd), 8:12(3rd, PP), 11:46(4th)
Marcotte 8:15(1st)
McGonigal 1:48(3rd)
|stadium = Peplinski Arena, Ottawa, Ontario
|referee = Mario Periard, Alex Haines
|attendance = 98
}}Ottawa wins the series 2-1

(5) Montreal vs (6) Waterloo

Game 1{{football box
|date = 4 March 2017
11:00am EST
|team1 = Montreal Mission
|score = 3–6
(1-2, 1-1, 0-1, 1-2)
|report =
|team2 = Waterloo Wildfire
|goals1 = Charbonneau 0:56(1st), 8:32(4th, PP)
Pellerin 6:51(2nd)
|goals2 = Youldon 0:29(1st), 2:17(1st), 10:15(2nd)
Markle 0:23(3rd), 11:13(4th)
Collins 3:40(4th)
|stadium = Michel Normandin Arena, Montreal, Quebec
|referee = David Singh, Marc St-Hilaire
|attendance = 85
}}Waterloo leads the series 1-0Game 2{{football box
|date = 4 March 2017
6:30pm EST
|team1 = Montreal Mission
|score = 5–3
(2-0, 1-0, 1-2, 1-1)
|report =
|team2 = Waterloo Wildfire
|goals1 = Charbonneau 3:16(1st), 5:24(1st, PP), 1:02(3rd, PP)
Corcoran 4:54(2nd)
Blanchette 10:36(4th, PP)
|goals2 = Schouppe 6:16(3rd, PP)
Collins 10:47(3rd)
Kelly 2:24(4th)
|stadium = Centre Étienne Desmarteau, Montreal, Quebec
|referee = David Singh, Marc St-Hilaire
|attendance = 65
}}Montreal ties the series 1-1Game 3{{football box
|date = 5 March 2017
2:00pm EST
|team1 = Montreal Mission
|score = 4–6
(1-2, 1-2, 1-0, 1-2)
|report =
|team2 = Waterloo Wildfire
|goals1 = Blanchette 2:15(1st)
Brule 10:49(2nd)
Charbonneau 8:34(3rd)
Pellerin 5:48(4th, SH)
|goals2 = Kiviaho 0:35(2nd), 4:54(2nd), 3:07(4th)
Collins 3:31(1st)
Kelly 10:25(1st)
Youldon 12:59(4th, EN)
|stadium = Centre Étienne Desmarteau, Montreal, Quebec
|referee = David Singh, Norman LaForest
|attendance = 152
}}Waterloo wins the series 2-1

West Conference

Standings

x indicates clinch the Elite Eight

	GP	W	L	PTS	GF	GA	GD
x-Black Gold Rush	2	2	0	4	9	7	2
x-Edmonton WAM!	2	1	1	2	10	8	2
Manitoba Intact	2	0	2	0	8	12	-4

(3) Manitoba vs (4) Black Gold

{{football box
|date = 11 March 2017
11:00am MST
|team1 = Manitoba Intact
(0-1)
|score = 4–5
(2-1, 0-1, 2-3, 0-0)
|report =
|team2 = Black Gold Rush
(1-0)
|goals1 = Biebrick 4:31(1st), 5:39(1st)
Stojak 1:25(3rd), 5:29(3rd)
|goals2 = Denesiuk 7:54(1st), 12:52(1st), 9:58(3rd)
Chorney 9:13(3rd), 11:39(3rd)
|stadium = Winsport Arena, Calgary, Alberta
|referee = Lori-Anne Kindopp, Chad Weatherall
|attendance = 98
}}

(2) Edmonton vs (4) Black Gold

{{football box
|date = 11 March 2017
7:00pm MST
|team1 = Edmonton WAM!
(0-1)
|score = 3–4
(1-3, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0)
|report =
|team2 = Black Gold Rush
(2-0)
|goals1 = Caine 7:01(1st)
Holliday 8:09(2nd)
Bell 4:26(4th, PP)
|goals2 = Henderson 3:59(1st)
Denesiuk 5:12(1st)
Chorney 11:02(1st, PP)
Shmyr 12:53(2nd)
|stadium = Shouldice Arena, Calgary, Alberta
|referee = Chad Weatherall, Jaimie Nelson
|attendance = 79
}}

(2) Edmonton vs (3) Manitoba

{{football box
|date = 12 March 2017
8:15am MDT
|team1 = Edmonton WAM!
(1-1)
|score = 7–4
(1-2, 0-2, 2-0, 4-0)
|report =
|team2 = Manitoba Intact
(0-2)
|goals1 = Holliday 4:07(1st, SH)
Bell, J. 5:14(3rd)
Caine 6:21(3rd)
Kuczkowski 1:03(4th)
Gillespie 1:20(4th)
Debaji 5:59(4th)
Bell, D. 12:58(4th, SH)
|goals2 = Biebrick 0:29(1st), 2:42(2nd, PP), 6:10(2nd)
Pacholek 1:19(1st)
|stadium = Winsport Arena, Calgary, Alberta
|referee = Jaimie Nelson, Lori-Anne Kindopp
|attendance = 88
}}

(2) Edmonton vs (4) Black Gold

{{football box
|date = 12 March 2017
12:00pm MDT
|team1 = Edmonton WAM!
|score = 4–0
(2-0, 0-0, 2-0, 0-0)
|report =
|team2 = Black Gold Rush
|goals1 = Dreger 4:47(1st, PP)
Debaji 10:12(1st, PP)
Bell 0:30(3rd)
Caine 4:15(3rd)
|goals2 =
|stadium = Cochrane Arena, Cochrane, Alberta
|referee = Iris Todd, Jaimie Nelson
|attendance = 200
}}

Elite Eight

x indicates clinches semifinal.
y indicates clinches final directly.
t indicates to play tiebreaker.

All games will play at Leduc Recreation Centre which located at Leduc, Alberta and Ken Nichol Regional Recreation Centre which located at Beaumont, Alberta from March 27 to March 31.

	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	GF	GA
y-Atlantic Attack	7	6	0	1	12	51	35
x-Cambridge Turbos	7	6	0	1	12	49	35
t-Waterloo Wildfire	7	5	2	0	10	38	31
t-Richmond Hill Lighting	7	5	2	0	10	36	30
Edmonton WAM!	7	3	3	1	6	40	36
Calgary RATH	7	2	5	0	4	34	37
Ottawa Ice	7	1	6	0	2	35	52
Black Gold Rush	7	0	7	0	0	13	40

Tiebreaker

"Mini-game" The match is played until one team leads in the period. In each period the time is 10 minutes and both teams need to play for full 10 minutes.

Waterloo vs Richmond Hill

{{football box
|date = 31 March 2017
3:30pm MDT
|team1 = Waterloo Wildfire
|score = 2–1
(1-1, 1-0)
|report =
|team2 = Richmond Hill Lighting
|goals1 = Youldon 1st(3:39), 2nd(9:44, PP)
|goals2 = Richardson 1st(6:26, PP)
|stadium = Leduc Recreation Centre, Leduc, Alberta
|referee = Benoit Ducharme, Mandy Avery
|attendance =
}}Waterloo wins the match and advances to the semifinal

Semifinal

{{football box
|date = 31 March 2017
7:30pm MDT
|team1 = Cambridge Turbos
|score = 6–2
(1-1, 1-1, 3-0, 1-0)
|report =
|team2 = Waterloo Wildfire
|goals1 = Wouters 1st(6:10), 3rd(6:56)
Nosal, P. 2nd(8:00), 3rd(1:44)
Adams 3rd(7:27)
Jasper 4th(0:26, PP)
|goals2 = Kelly 1st(7:07, PP)
Hutchings 2nd(11:59)
|stadium = Leduc Recreation Centre, Leduc, Alberta
|referee =
|attendance =
}}Cambridge goes to the final

Final

{{football box
|date = 1 April 2017
1:30pm MDT
|team1 = Atlantic Attack
|score = 5–6
(2-3, 1-0, 1-0, 1-3)
|report =
|team2 = Cambridge Turbos
|goals1 = Proulx 1st(0:30), 2nd(6:08), 4th(4:25, PP)
LeBlanc 1st(2:18)
Snowdon 3rd(4:28)
|goals2 = Nosal, S. 1st(11:07), 4th(7:42), 4th(8:45, PP)
Nosal, P. 1st(8:28), 4th(7:22)
Wouters 1st(2:35)
|stadium = Leduc Recreation Centre, Leduc, Alberta
|referee =
|attendance =
}}

Roster

Cambridge Turbos

Findlay, Melissa
Campbell, Taylor
Wouters, Sharolyn
Gaudet, Jennifer
Dupuis, Jenna
Granger, Sydney
Adams, Sheri
Nosal, Paige
Starzynski, Hannah
McCullough, Samantha
Jasper, Elyssa
Nosal, Sydney
Callander, Jessie (goalie)

Atlantic Attack

Cormier, Sabrina
Mason, Kirsti
Hollis, Ashley
Snowdon, Jessica
Richard, Renee
Melanson, Kim
Mills, Natasha
Cormier, Isabelle
Doiron, Josee
Snowdon, Jenny
Landry, Jocelyne
Proulx, Joelle
LeBlanc, Dominik
Caissie, Martine
Gallaway, Kait
Proulx, Miguelle
Doiron, Karine (goalie)

Leaders

Player except goalie
- Goal
- East: Martine Caissie (20, ATL)
- West: Dailyn Bell (13, EDM)
- Assist
- East: Paige Nosal (16, CAM)
- West: Jamie Bell (15, EDM)
- Point
- East: Martine Caissie (33, ATL)
- West: Dailyn Bell (22, EDM)
Goalie
- Saving %
- East Danni Walser (.915, CAM)
- West Lauryn Girard (.898, BGR)
- Goals against average
- East Nathalie Poirier (3.11, ATL)
- West Breanna Beck (2.88, EDM)
- Win
- East Emily Ferguson (8, WAT)
- West Breanna Beck (4, EDM)

References

1. ^Turbos make ringette history at national championship", Waterloo Region Record, April 3, 2017

1 : National Ringette League

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