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			TGHA Update 12/15/05 Home Games TGHA Practice Schedule Cub Club Date Change Skate Sharpening Benefits TGHA USA Hockey Women Hockey on TV Survey Next Board Meeting TGHA Leadership Home Games Friday Dec. 16 Ithaca High Girls vs. Lake Placid 7:00 p.m. Cass Park Sat. Dec. 17 Ithaca High Girls vs. Saranac Lake 12:15 p.m. Cass Park Sat. Dec. 17 Ithaca 19U vs. Washington Lady Caps 5:15 p.m Cass Park Sun. Dec. 18 Ithaca 19U vs. Washington Lady Caps 10:00 a.m.Lynah Sun. Dec. 18 Ithaca 12U vs. Binghamton 16U 12:45 p.m Cass Wed. Dec. 21 Ithaca High Girls vs. Oswego 5:15 p.m. Casss Park Holiday Week Practice Times TGHA Ice Scheduler Chris Grippin announced the following schedule for ice times between now and January 2 when the regular schedule resumes: No change this week, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. (Tues time is from 7:00 - 8:30, and 7:30 - 9:00 PM) Saturday 12/24 No Ice Sunday 12/25 No Ice Monday 12/26 No Ice Tuesday 12/27 No ice Thursday 12/29 5:15 - 9:45 @ Cass. (Regular schedule for every team) Saturday 12/31 No Ice Sunday 1/1 No Ice Monday 1/2 Back to normal. TGHA Clothing Update Lisa Watkins will bring the TGHA apparel orders to Cass Park practices on Thursday 12/22. If you will be out of town by Thursday and need an item before the holidays, please contact Lisa directly to arrange for another way to get your order. lwatkins@twcny.rr.com, 257-6517. Cub Club Date Change Hi Folks, The manager of the bowling lanes at Helen Newman had to change the date of our Bowling Party with the Big Red. The new date is Tuesday, January 17th from 6-8 PM. Sorry for any inconvenience. We look forward to seeing all of the Little Sisters at this fun evening. As always, I'd like to have confirmation that you'll attend. Thanks and Happy Holidays! David A. Herrick 1 Winner's Circle Ithaca, NY 14850 phone (607) 277-1414 dherrick@twcny.rr.com Skate Sharpening Benefit Phil Ambis of Ambis Industries has made a generous offer as his way of supporting TGHA! If you take TGHA players' skates to Phil for sharpening and identify yourself as part of TGHA (he has a list in his shop), he will give TGHA $2.00 of every $7.00 sharpening fee he charges. Ambis Industries is on Willow Avenue on the other side of the railroad tracks from Rt. 13 heading to the public golf course. Park in The Haunt's parking lot near the fence door near the door of his shop. Phil builds skate sharpening equipment as well as sharpens individual's skates. Please be respectful of his generosity to donate only when sharpening the girls' skates this season. Thanks Phil! USA Hockey Women Update Tonight Dec. 15 is when Team USA is in Rochester to play Finland. They defeated Finland at a game in Reading, PA, 5-2. You can read more about the games and the team on www.usahockey.com. There will be a press conference on Dec. 27 to announce the final roster for the Olympics. Team USA Wins Sixth Game of Hilton Family Skate to 2006 Tour Ruggiero Scores Twice In 5-2 Win Over Hockey East All-Stars DURHAM, N.H. Angela Ruggiero (Harper Woods, Mich.) scored twice as the U.S. WomenÂ¹s National Team defeated the Hockey East All-Stars 5-2 at the Whittemore Center today. With the win, Team USA improved to 5-1-0 on its Hilton Family Skate to 2006 Tour. Â³ItÂ¹s been difficult over the years to figure out where to get good competition with other womenÂ¹s teams,Â² said Ben Smith, head coach of the U.S. WomenÂ¹s National and Olympic Teams. Â³This Hockey East Team is probably the college team that extended us the most. It says a lot about the growth of the womenÂ¹s game that we can find this sort of competition.Â² Midway through the first period, Kelly Law put the Hockey East All-Stars on the board when she lifted a shot to the far corner of the net. With just over three minutes remaining in the opening session, the All-Stars struck again when Cara Hendry placed a shot from the doorstep. Team USA rebounded quickly at the start of the second period, scoring two goals in just over two minutes. Natalie Darwitz (Eagan, Minn.) started the scoring when she picked up a pass from Jenny Potter (Edina, Minn.) and directed it to the low stick-side corner of the net. Kathleen Kauth (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) struck next when she redirected Kim InsalacoÂ¹s (Rochester, N.Y.) pass through the crease and tied the game. Halfway through the third period with Team USA on the man-advantage, Ruggiero fired a slapshot from the point for the 3-2 U.S. lead. Ruggiero struck again just 1:04 later, when she lifted a rebound from low in the crease. Jamie Hagerman (N. Andover, Mass.) wrapped up the scoring at 16:10 when she put a wrister top shelf over Hockey East goaltender Kaitlyn Shain. Team USA returns to action on Wed., Dec. 14 in Reading, Pa., where the team will open a four-game series against Finland. Notes: Hockey East goaltender Kaitlyn Shain faced 46 U.S. shots in the loss Å A crowd of 2,786 attended the game, which was broadcast live on CN8 and usahockey.com Å Team USA opens a stretch of four games in five nights starting on Wednesday Å USA Hockey hosted an alumni event following the game, and welcomed former players including Colleen Coyne, A.J. Mleczko and Kelly Dyer. GAME SUMMARY Scoring By Period USA 0-2-3 -- 5 HE 2-0-0 -- 2 First Period Scoring: 1, HE, Law (Spillane, Zavisa), 11:51 (pp); 2, HE, Hendry (Hawkins) 16:54. Penalties: USA, Dunn-Luoma (hooking), 10:27; HE, Garland (interference), 13:52; HE, Taylor (body-checking), 17:53. Second Period Scoring: 3, USA, Darwitz (Potter), 0:38; 4, USA, Kauth (Insalaco), 2:07. Penalties: USA, Ruggiero (boarding), 10:17; HE, Hawkins (tripping), 13:42. Third Period Scoring: 5, USA, Ruggiero (Parsons, Wall), 10:52 (pp); 6, USA, Ruggiero (Hagerman), 11:56; 7, USA, Hagerman (Wendell, Darwitz), 16:10. Penalties: HE, Zavisza (holding) 9:44; HE, Shaw (holding), 12:21. Shots By Period 1 2 3 Total USA 11 18 17 46 HE 5 3 4 12 Goaltending (SH-SV) 1 2 3 Total USA, Gunn 5-3 3-3 4-4 12-10 HE, Shain 11-11 18-16 17-14 46-41 Power Play: USA 1-5; HE 1-2 Penalties: USA 2-4; HE 5-10 Officials: Referee- Julie Aho; Linesmen Alicia Hanrahan, Carol Mullins Attendance: 2,786 National Car Rental Players of the Game: USA, Chanda Gunn; HE, Kaitlyn Shain Do you like to watch hockey on TV? Subject: FW: Torino Olympics NBC is conducting a poll basically to see what sports they should weigh more heavily in coverage. Hockey right now is dead last (OK... they're beating bobsled, "nordic combined," and snowboarding, which has 0 votes), behind such exciting sports as Curling (leading the way with over 30% of the vote), Figure Skating / Ice Dancing, and Cross Country skiing. http://www.wnbc.com/olympics2006/index/index.html Above is the link. The poll is on the bottom right. You know what to do. Vote early and vote often! Next Board Meeting is Monday January 9 at 7:00 p.m. at The RINK. TGHA Board 2005-06 President Carol Mullins cwestmullins@yahoo.com 564-1089 Vice President of House Programs Matt Ulinski mu25@cornell.edu 257-5600 Vice President for Travel Programs Cathy Long cel3@cornell.edu 257-4005 Treasurer Michelle Mogil mmm3@cornell.edu 273-6401 Secretary Mary Grainger mmgithaca@aol.com 257-3268 (and Communications) Registrar Richard Goldstein rg225@cornell.edu 266-8724 Ice Scheduler Chris Grippin cjg29@cornell.edu 277-3128 (and Coaching Coordinator) Fund Raising Judy Yonkin jly5@cornell.edu 272-8227 At Large Barbara Horton homesweethome@fltg.net 387-4244 David Herrick dherrick@twcny.rr.com 277-1414 19U Coach Chris Grippin cjg29@cornell.edu 277-3128 16U Coach Tony Eisenhut te@kensagroup.com 533-7599 12U Coach Ron Wilder rwilder@securitymutual.com 277-5914 Mary Mary M. Grainger 421 Highland Road Ithaca, NY 14850 Phone 607-257-3268 Fax 607-257-0483 Cell 607-280-4380

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