Alberta Honeybadgers

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Alberta Honeybadgers
City Calgary
League CWHL
Founded 2011 (2011)
Home arena Athletic and Ice Complex
Colours Black, Gold and White
              
General manager Cathy Champagne
Head coach Tim Bothwell

Website
www.cwhl.ca
The Alberta players discussing strategy

The Alberta Honeybadgers (formerly known as Team Alberta during the 2011-12 season) is a women’s ice hockey team that joined the Canadian Women's Hockey League for the 2011-12 season. The team plays its home games in Athletic and Ice Complex in Calgary.[1]

The first General Manager was Samantha Holmes, while the first head coach was Jason Schmidt. On July 21, 2011, the franchise participated in its first ever CWHL Draft. With the third overall pick in the 2011 CWHL Draft, Team Alberta selected Meaghan Mikkelson.[2] With the first pick overall in the 2012 CWHL Draft, the team selected Hillary Pattenden.

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History [edit]

  • April 19: The CWHL announced on April 19, 2011, that it would merge with the Western Women's Hockey League for the 2011-12 season. The merger will feature one team based in Edmonton and Calgary and is a combination of the former WWHL franchises the Edmonton Chimos and Strathmore Rockies. The team will play their games in various locations around Alberta.[3] Strathmore Rockies founder Samantha Holmes-Domagala, will join the sponsorship division of the CWHL and look after the requirements of the expansion team.[4]
  • July 21, 2011: Philanthropist Joan Snyder donated $2 million to Winsport Canada. The goal is to ensure priority rink access to female hockey players at all levels, and help expand the Canadian Women's Hockey League with the creation of Team Alberta. Part of the donation will cover the new addition to the Athletic and Ice Complex at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. This will serve as the future home to Hockey Canada. In addition, there shall be four hockey rinks, one of which will be aptly called the Joan Snyder Rink.[5] Team Alberta will benefit with the allocation of free practice time, a dressing room exclusive to the club. Of note, the Joan Snyder Rink give priority to women’s hockey bookings, but it will serve as the Team Alberta’s home rink.[6]
    For 2011-12 season, Lundy Day is the Alberta's regular Goaltender
  • In September, 2011 a selection camp takes place . Then some matches pre-season are used as tool of final evaluation before finalizing the list of the staff on October 3.[7]
  • Beginning of October, 2011 concentrates on two weekends with friendly matches outside the competition against the Calgary Dinos women's ice hockey and MacEwan University Griffins women's ice hockey[8]
  • October 28, 2011: Team Alberta played its first game in the CWHL versus the Burlington Barracudas. Laura Dostaler scores the first goal in Team Alberta history in a 4-2 victory.[9] Other goals were scored by Meghan Hunter, Jenna Cunningham and Courtney Sawchuk.

2011 Draft picks [edit]

In preparation of its first season, the Team Alberta CWHL selects several players during a special draft of the league held on July 21, 2011 at Mississauga, Ontario.[10]

Draft pick Player Hometown Former team
3 Meaghan Mikkelson (Defender) Canada St. Albert, Alberta Canada women's national ice hockey team
9 Bobbi-Jo Slusar (Defender) Canada Swift Current, Saskatchewan Canada women's national ice hockey team
15 Keely Brown (Goalie) Canada Edmonton, Alberta Toronto Lady Blues women's ice hockey
21 Jill MacIsaac (Goalie) Canada Timberlea, Nova Scotia Saint Mary's Huskies
27 Courtney Sawchuk (Defender) Canada Sherwood Park, Alberta Edmonton Chimos
33 Colleen Olsen (Forward) Canada Sherwood Park, Alberta Edmonton Chimos
39 Jill Kern
45 Brittaney Maschmeyer (Defender) Canada Bruderheim, Alberta St. Lawrence Skating Saints women's ice hockey
51 Kaley Hall-Herman (Forward) Canada Calgary, Alberta Strathmore Rockies (WWHL)
62 Sam Hunt (Forward) Canada Calgary, Alberta Colgate Raiders women's ice hockey
64 Kelsey Webster (Defender) Canada Duncan, British Columbia Strathmore Rockies (WWHL)
66 Karlee Overguard (Forward) Canada Sundre, Alberta Cornell Big Red women's ice hockey
68 Katie Stewart (Forward) Canada Exeter, Ontario Cornell Big Red women's ice hockey
70 Jenna Cunningham (Forward) Canada Medicine Hat, Alberta Dartmouth Big Green women's ice hockey
72 Amber Overguard (Forward) Canada Sundre, Alberta Cornell Big Red women's ice hockey
74 Erin Duggan (Defender) Canada Beaumont, Alberta Yale Bulldogs women's ice hockey
76 Dana Vinge (Goalie) Canada Edmonton, Alberta Alberta Pandas women's ice hockey
78 Ashley Cockell (Forward) Canada Fort Assiniboine, Alberta Mercyhurst Lakers women's ice hockey
80 Carrie Olsen (Defender) Canada Calgary, Alberta College Red Deer Queens
82 Taryn Peacock (Forward) Canada Calgary, Alberta Strathmore Rockies (WWHL)
84 Larissa Roche (Forward) Canada Thorhild, Alberta Dartmouth Big Green women's ice hockey
85 Kelsey MacMillan (Forward) Canada Sherwood Park, Alberta Alberta Institute of Technology Ooks women's ice hockey
86 Lundy Day (Goalie) Canada Calgary, Alberta Strathmore Rockies (WWHL)
87 Mia Mucci (Forward) Canada Canmore, Alberta Alberta Pandas women's ice hockey
88 Amanda Nonis (Forward) Canada Brampton, Ontario College Manhattanville Valiants women's ice hockey
89 Kendra Chisholm (Goalie) Canada Sherwood Park, Alberta Neumann University Knights women's ice hockey
90 Tara Swanson (Defender) Canada Wetaskiwin, Alberta Edmonton Chimos (WWHL)
91 Becky Irvine (Forward) Canada Halifax, Nova Scotia Colgate Raiders women's ice hockey
92 Seyara Shwetz (Defender) Canada Waskatenau, Alberta Saint Mary's Huskies
93 Kaley Herman (Goalie) Canada Weyburn, Saskatchewan New Hampshire Wildcats women's ice hockey
94 Nicole Symington (Forward) Canada Burlington, Ontario Yale Bulldogs women's ice hockey
95 Carli Clemis (Goalie) Canada Taber, Alberta Dartmouth Big Green women's ice hockey
96 Amanda Squire (Goalie) Canada Comox, British Columbia Mount Royal Cougars women's ice hockey
97 Jennifer Moe (Forward) Canada Bonnyville, Alberta Calgary Dinos women's ice hockey
98 Lindsay Robinson (Forward) Canada Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton Chimos (WWHL)
99 Kristin Miyauchi (Forward) Canada Calgary, Alberta SAIT Polytechnic Trojans women's ice hockey
100 Lauren Chiswell (Forward) Canada Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton Chimos (WWHL)
101 Kristen Sugiyama (Goalie) Canada Edmonton, Alberta Grant MacEwen Griffins women's ice hockey
102 Laura Dostaler (Forward) Canada Beaumont, Alberta Edmonton Chimos (WWHL)
103 Danielle MacDougall (Forward) Canada Sherwood Park, Alberta Saint Mary's Huskies
104 Kelly Godel (Forward) Canada Hythe, Alberta Alberta Pandas women's ice hockey
105 Jill Barber (Forward) Canada Irma, Alberta Grant MacEwen Griffins women's ice hockey
106 Danielle Boyce (Forward) Canada Summerside, Prince Edward Island Calgary Dinos women's ice hockey
107 Kendal Jurista (Forward) Canada Kamloops, British Columbia Northern Alberta Institute of Technology Ooks women's ice hockey
108 Bret Seaton (Forward) Canada Brooks, Alberta SAIT Polytechnic Trojans women's ice hockey
109 Georgia Moore (Forward) Australia Melbourne, Australia SAIT Polytechnic Trojans women's ice hockey
110 Alanna McMullen (Defender) Canada Calgary, Alberta Buffalo State College Bengals women's ice hockey
111 Christina Ashley (Defender) Canada Stirling, Ontario Mount Allison Mounties women's ice hockey
112 Jenna Ouellette (Forward) Canada Winnipeg, Manitoba Maine Black Bears women's ice hockey

Reference[11]

Season-by-season [edit]

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Year GP W L T GF GA Pts
2011–12

Current roster [edit]

Goaltenders
# Country Player Catches Age College Hometown
1 Canada Kendra Chisholm[12] L 22 Neumann Knights - ECAC West Sherwood Park, Alberta
30 Canada Lundy Day [13] L 25 Union Dutchwomen - ECAC Hockey Calgary, Alberta
40 Canada Jillian MacIsaac L 24 Saint Mary's Huskies - AUS Halifax, Nova Scotia
Defence
# Country Player Shoots Age College Hometown
3 Canada Kelsey Webster R 26 York Lions - OUA Duncan, British Columbia
7 Canada Tara Swanson L 23 Grant MacEwan Griffins - ACAC Wetaskiwin, Alberta
12 Canada Meaghan Mikkelson (A) R 28 Wisconsin Badgers - WCHA St. Albert, Alberta
14 Canada Bobbi-Jo Slusar (A) L 27 Wisconsin Badgers - WCHA Swift Current, Saskatchewan
17 Canada Courtney Sawchuk (A) L 24 St. Lawrence Skating Saints - ECAC Hockey Sherwood Park, Alberta
19 Canada Brittaney Maschmeyer R 24 St. Lawrence Skating Saints - ECAC Hockey Bruderheim, Alberta
24 Canada Jayme Clark R 23 Alberta Pandas - CWUAA Port Alberni, British Columbia
Forwards
# Country Player Shoots Age College Hometown
4 Canada Laura Dostaler R 21 Beaumont, Alberta
8 Canada Meghan Hunter L 32 Wisconsin Badgers - WCHA Oil Springs, Ontario
9 Canada Lauren Chiswell L 25 Grant MacEwan Griffins - ACAC Edmonton, Alberta
10 Canada Karlee Overgaurd L 24 Cornell Big Red - ECAC Hockey Sundre, Alberta
11 Canada Olivia Sutter [14] L 21 Carleton Ravens - OUA Red Deer, Alberta
15 Canada Taryn Peacock[15] L 25 Maine Black Bears - HEA Calgary, Alberta
16 Canada Larissa Roche[16] L 23 Dartmouth Big Green - ECAC Hockey Thorhild, Alberta
18 Canada Chelsea Purcell (C) R 26 Saskatchewan Huskies - CWUAA Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan
21 Canada Lindsay Robinson R 26 Alberta Pandas - CWUAA Edmonton, Alberta
22 Canada Jenna Cunningham[17] R 24 Dartmouth Big Green - ECAC Hockey Medicine Hat, Alberta
27 Canada Colleen Olson[18] R 24 Ohio State Buckeyes - WCHA Sherwood Park, Alberta
71 Canada Sam Hunt[19] · [20] L 26 Colgate Raiders - ECAC Calgary, Alberta

Reference[21] · [22]

Coaching Staff 2011-12 [edit]

Alberta'Head Coach Jason Schmidt

Reference[23]

Leading scorers [edit]

Year Player GP G A Pts
2011–12

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