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2009–10 Brampton Thunder
Division4th CWHL
2009–10 record12-14-3
Home record3-5-3
Road record9-9-0
Goals for76
Goals against78
Team information
General managerDonna-Lynne Rosa
CoachLori Loftus-Wright
CaptainVicky Sunohara
Alternate captainsLori Dupuis
Allyson Fox
Jayna Hefford
ArenaCentury Gardens

The 2009–10 Brampton Thunder season resulted in the Thunder competing for the Clarkson Cup. It is the 11th year for the franchise.

Schedule

Date Opponent Location Score Record
10/04/2009 Burlington Barracudas Appleby Ice Centre 5-1 1-0-0
10/10/2009 Burlington Barracudas Century Gardens 0-1 1-1-0
10/17/2009 Ottawa Canucks Bell Sensplex 4-3 2-1-0
10/18/2009 Ottawa Canucks Bell Sensplex 2-4 2-2-0
10/24/2009 Burlington Barracudas Appleby Ice Centre 2-4 2-3-0
10/31/2009 Mississauga Chiefs Century Gardens 1-3 2-4-0
11/01/2009 Vaughan Flames Century Gardens
11/07/2009 Burlington Barracudas Central Arena
11/14/2009 Ottawa Canucks Century Gardens
11/21/2009 Burlington Barracudas Century Gardens
11/28/2009 Montreal Stars Aréna Étienne Desmarteau 2-7
11/29/2009 Montreal Stars Concordia University
12/05/2009 Burlington Barracudas Century Gardens
12/12/2009 Montreal Stars Century Gardens 4-5
12/19/2009 Ottawa Canucks Century Gardens
12/20/2009 Mississauga Chiefs IceLand
01/02/2010 Montreal Stars Pierreford 4 glaces
01/03/2010 Montreal Stars Concordia University
01/09/2010 Vaughan Flames Vaughan Sports Village
01/10/2010 Vaughn Flames Century Gardens
01/16/2010 Brampton Thunder Century Gardens
01/17/2010 Montreal Stars
01/22/2010 Vaughan Flames Mold Masters Sportsplex Georgetown
01/23/2010 Vaughan Flames Vaughan Sports Village
01/31/2010 Ottawa Canucks
02/07/2010 Mississauga Chiefs IceLand
02/27/2010 Burlington Barracudas Century Gardens
02/28/2010 Mississauga Chiefs IceLand 2-1

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Roster

Goaltenders
Number Player Hometown
1 United States Mandy Cronin York, Maine
29 Canada Laura Hosier Sharon, Ontario
Defencemen
Number Player Hometown
2 Canada Belinda Odell Priceville, Ontario
7 Canada Brooke Beazer Kingston, Ontario
11 Canada Bobbi-Jo Slusar Swift Current, Saskatchewan
20 Canada Allyson Fox Toronto, Ontario
23 Canada Meredith Ostrander Prescott, Ontario
34 Canada Ashley Pendelton Orton, Ontario
Forwards
Number Player Position Hometown
10 Canada Gillian Apps LW Bolton, Ontario
12 Canada Lori Dupuis F Cornwall, Ontario
15 Canada Kristi Alcorn RW Orangeville, Ontario
16 Canada Jayna Hefford RW Kingston, Ontario
17 United States Tiffany Hagge F Coon Rapids, Minnesota
18 United States Kathleen Kauth F Saratoga Springs, New York
19 Canada Nicole Ruta F Pickering, Ontario
21 Canada Katie Dowdall F
24 Canada Elysia Desmier F Orleans, Ontario
27 Canada Dee Nagymarosi F
61 Canada Vicky Sunohara C Scarborough, Ontario

Postseason

Clarkson Cup

Date Time Participants Score
03/27/2009 12:00 pm Brampton Thunder vs. Montreal Stars Brampton, 3-2
  • Finals
Date Time Participants Score
03/28/2009 15:00 pm Brampton Thunder vs. Minnesota Whitecaps Minnesota, 4-0

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Awards and honors

References

  1. ^ http://www.bramptonthunder.com/schedule.php
  2. ^ http://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/article/786856--whitecaps-swamp-thunder-to-win-clarkson-cup
  3. ^ http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sports/olympics/minnesota-whitecaps-defeats-upstart-brampton-4-0-wins-clarkson-cup-89367927.html

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