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Last Updated: May 3, 2013
 Spring AGM Will be held Thursday May 23rd in the library at FH Cergue Public School at 7:00 p.m.  

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2013-14 Wildcat Teams
  Novice   Atom
           
  Annika Babineau  Tyya McKenzie     Tate Hartley Milana Perry
  Maddison Boissoneau  Aliya Rowe     Izzy Deedy-Bell Taryn Greco
  Maiana Boissoneau  Kylie Schryer     Paige Parker Kylie Esposito
  Sara Boston   Ava Sewell     Rylyn Oliver Sierra Drodge
  Laura Corrigal   Madisyn Syrette     Sienna Whitefield Erica Beitz
  Lauren Dickie   Sierra Stefanizzi     Amelia Spacek Mya Headrick
  Haley Howe  Sarina Thibault     Shayna Gagnon Amy Dodson
  Chelsea Kingston  Oliva Trudeau    Brielle Caruso Sophie Jeremko
  Molly Watson   Kendall Boisseneau
           
  Pee Wee   Bantam
           
  Jana Caughill Cassidy Smith   Kara Neveau       Sarah Freeman    
  Gabby Bernardo Ruby Cheeseman   Mackenzie Monico  Makenzi Chartrand
  Madison Vernelli Amy Gilliespie   Olivia Pollari Katie Robinson  
  Amber Dunbar Gillian Tijerina   Chrissy Colizza   Meghan Gerrie 
  Tyra Giasson Madison Headrick   Kennah Findlay  Monik Pigeau   
  Sohpia Colizza Madison Pritchard   Rachel Barban   Hayley Rouillard 
  Aly Colizza Brianna Barban   Lily Kelly-Jameus   Rachel McKinley 
  Maya Lortie Luca Rebek   Taylor Nadeau   Dakota Rouse 
  Hailey Telik   Britney Zack
           
  Midget
           
    Brooke Smith   Darcee McCaig  
    Miriam Lavey   Taylor Smith  
    Chelsea Gaudette   Lydia Murray  
    Vanessa Rota   Edie Levesque  
    Jamie-Lynn Anich   Evra Levesque  
    Jenna Mitchell   Cody-Lee Deevey  
    Lauren Rimmer   Brittney Rosenfield  
    Casie King   Jana Headrick  
    Danielle Watling  
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2013-2014 Wildcat Coaches Selected

SFHA would like to announce the Head Coaches for the 2013-2014 Wildcat Season:
 
Novice - Cody Boissoneau
Atom - Steve Caruso
Peewee - Shane Gillespie
Bantam - Mark Thorburn
Midget - Marty Rimmer
 
Congratulations And Good Luck !!!
2013 Spring AGM


The Spring AGM will be held Thursday May 23 in the library at FH Cergue Public School at 7:00 p.m.

- Coach evaluations are available under "handouts". Please take the time to fill one out. All comments are appreciated. Forward them to Randy Boston at 76 Willoughby St, P6B 3W9 or rbhockey99@gmail.com

- The SFHA bursary is available for SFHA players graduating from high school. It is a competitive award. Applications are available under handouts. The deadline is changed to May 15. 

Atom Service Master Lions - Atom House League Champions. Congratulations

Topline Novice Wildcats Claim Provincial Gold

The Topline Novice Wildcats traveled to Ottawa this past weekend to take part in the OWHA Provincial Championships, with their sights set on claiming a second provincial championship. The Topline Novice Wildcats would open with an extremely strong performance, defeating West Northhumberland Wild 10-2. Amy Dodson led the Wildcats with 3 goals and 2 assists, Mya Headrick had 2 goals and 2 assists. Other scorers were, Emily Carr (2 G, 1 A), Brooklyn Headrick (1 G, 2 A), Alexis Armitage (1 goal, 1 assist), and Sarina Thibeault (1 goal). Assists also went to, Laura Corrigal and Grayson Findlay. Game 2 would see the Wildcats face the Highly Touted Woolwich Wild. With Topline playing their second game of the day, Woolwich would hand the Wildcats a 7-3 loss. Goal scorers for the Wildcats were, Grayson Findlay (1 G, 1 A), Emily Carr (1 G, 1 A) and Amy Dodson (1 A). Game 3 would see Topline gain back some confidence with a 12-1 victory over familiar northern rival, The Temiskaming Puckhounds. Brooklyn Headrick would lead the offense with 3 goals and 3 assists. Mya Headrick would also record a hat trick and 1 assist. Other scorers were, Alexis Armitage (2 G, 2 A), Amy Dodson (1 G, 3 A), Ellie Metcalfe (1 G, 1 A), Emily Carr (1 G), Grayson Findlay also scored 1 goal. Assists would be recorded by, Maddie Boissoneau, Sarina Thibeault and Laura Corrigal. Topline would then take on the St. Mary’s Rock in a must win quarter-final game. The Wildcats came out flying and defeated a very strong St. Mary’s team 4-1. Brooklyn Headrick would lead the offense with 2 goals and 1 assist. Mya Headrick would score once and set up another. Emily Carr would also score with 2 assists going to Amy Dodson and 1 to Alexis Armitage. It was now onto the semi-finals against tournament favourite and first place finishers in pool A, the Gloucester-Cumberland Stars. The Wildcats would rally around strong goaltending by Tate Hartley and record a 3-2 hard fought victory. Mya Headrick would pace Topline with 2 goals, while her cousin Brooklyn Headrick would register 1 goal and 1 assist. Emily Carr would also pickup an assist. The Wildcats would now have a chance to redeem themselves against the undefeated Woolwich Wild. Topline started the game strong and scored in the first minute on a goal by Amy Dodson with an assist going to Allie Nolan. The early goal seemed to rattle Woolwich, and the Wildcats did not take their sights off the championship, as they would score 4 more straight and add one late in the third on route to a 6-1 victory. Amy Dodson had 1 more goal and an assist, while Mya Headrick recorded her second tournament hat trick. Emily Carr would also score and assist on another. Other assists were Brooklyn Headrick (2), Grayson Findlay, Ellie Metcalfe, Sarina Thibeault, and Alexis Armitage. Other contributors for the Wildcats were Avery Tangie, Maiana Boissoneau, Erica Schryer and Kylie Schryer.

“The competition was much stiffer this year, but the girls worked extremely hard, and met the challenge. Winning back to back Titles is a great accomplishment for a team made up of two 6 year olds, three 7 year olds, and three first year 8 year olds” commented Headcoach Steve Headrick.

“Scoring goals was never a problem through-out the season, and the strong play of our veteran players, and timely goaltending was a key to the team success”

Atom Wildcats Medal at Provincials

 


Sault Ste. Marie's Atom Wildcats won a bronze medal over the weekend at the 2013 Ontario Women's Hockey Association Provincial Championships in Ottawa.

After three periods of back and forth action, Luca Rebek's goal in overtime broke a scoreless tie with the Niagara Rapids to capture the Atom BB division bronze for the Wildcats. Gabby Bernardo had the shutout in net.

The Wildcats narrowly missed a shot at Gold, losing Sunday morning's semi-final game 3-2 in overtime to the Brantford Ice Cats. The Wildcats surrendered the tying goal with 35 seconds remaining, giving Brantford the momentum heading into OT. Sophia Colizza and Amber Dunbar handled the scoring for the Sault.

"At the end of the day, we're pretty happy winning a Provincial medal for the Sault," said Wildcats coach Chad Tangie. "But to be seconds away from heading to the gold medal game and then missing out, well that stings a bit. We'll have some 'what-ifs' for awhile."

The Wildcats earned their berth in the final four with a 2-1 win over Sarnia Sting on Saturday night. Colizza and Brianna Barban provided the offence.

The Wildcats opened the round robin with a 2-1 win over the highly ranked Scarborough Sharks. Brianna Barban had both Sault goals. In game two, the Wildcats settled for a 2-2 tie with the Aurora Panthers. Rebek and Colizza had the goals.

"I'm so proud of these kids. They deserve this great ending to a successful season," added Tangie. "It has been a great ride. No regrets."

EEC Midget 'AA' Wildcats With a Strong Showing at Provincial Championships



The Sault's Earth Energy Concepts Midget 'AA' Wildcats advanced to the Provincial quarter-finals this past weekend in Ottawa but were eliminated following a 3-1 loss to the Thunder Bay Queens. A slow start put the Wildcats behind 2-0 early in the first period. Lydia Murray's second period marker pulled the Sault within one but a late empty net goal sealed their fate.


The Sault squad had knocked off the provinces top ranked Stoney Creek Sabres 5-1 in the days earlier playoff elimination round to advance in the 24 team tournament. Mikayla Ferlaino had a pair of goals while Lauren Rimmer, Chelsea Gaudette and Murray added single markers in what many observers considered a huge upset.


The Sault Midgets advanced to the elimination round by going 1-1-1 in earlier round robin action. Aleisha Labbe had the shutout in an opening scoreless tie against the Sarnia Lady Sting while Murray had the lone goal in a 4-1 setback to the Toronto Aeros. Sarah Bibeau, Vanessa Rota and Jenna Mitchell fired goals in a 3-1 win over the Waterloo Ravens.


Other contributing members of the Midget squad include Taylor Smith, Victoria Seabrook, Brooke Smith, Casie King, Jamie Lynn Anich, Jessica Orazetti, Jana Longo, Darcee McCaig, and Miriam Lavey.

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