2011–12 McGill Martlets women's ice hockey season

2011–12 McGill Martlets women's ice hockey season
Conference RSSQ
Home ice McConnell Arena
Record
Coaches and Captains
Head Coach Peter Smith
Assistant Coaches Amey Doyle
Captain(s) Cathy Chartrand
Alternate captain(s) Jordan Peroff
Ann-Sophie Bettez
Gillian Ferarri

The McGill Martlets women's ice hockey team represented McGill University during the 2011–12 CIS women's ice hockey season. The Martlets were unable to repeat as national champions for the second consecutive season.

Regular season

Schedule

Date Score Opponent
Sept. 17 WON 2-1 Queen's Golden Gaels
Sept. 23 Tied 2-2 @ Connecticut (NCAA)
Sept. 24 Lost 3-5 @ Providence (NCAA)
Sept. 25 Lost 1-5 @ Boston College (NCAA)
Sept. 30 WON 2-1 @ St-Lauwrence (NCAA)
Oct. 1 WON 3-2 @ Vermont (NCAA)
Oct. 7 WON 7-5 Concordia Stingers
Oct. 14 Won 6-1 @ Montreal Carabins
Oct. 15 WON 3-0 Ottawa Gee-Gees
Oct. 21 Lost 2-3 @ Dartmouth (BCAA)
Oct. 22 Lost 1-3 @ Harvard (NCAA)
Oct. 29 Lost 2-3 Montreal Carabins
Oct. 30 WON 3-0 @ Carleton Lady Ravens
Nov. 4 Lost 1-2 @ Syacuse (NCAA)
Nov. 6 WON 1-0 Concordia Stingers
Nov. 12 WON 4-1 Carleton Lady Ravens
Nov. 18 WON 10-1 @ Montreal Carabins
Nov. 20 WON 5-1 @ Ottawa Gee-Gees
Nov. 25 WON 3-0 Ottawa Gee-Gees
Nov. 27 WON 6-2 @ Concordia Stingers
Dec. 28 WON 4-0 St-Francis Xavier X-Women
Dec. 29 WON 3-0 Manitoba Bisons
Dec. 30 WON 5-4 Laurier Golden Hawks
Jan. 7 WON 4-0 @ Yale (NCAA)
Jan. 13 WON 4-0 Concordia Stingers
Jan. 14 WON 5-0 Montreal Carabins
Jan. 18 Lost 4-1 Montreal Stars (CWHL)
Jan. 22 Lost 3-4 (OTS) Carleton Lady Ravens
Jan. 27 WIN 7-1 @ Ottawa Gee-Gees
Jan. 28 WIN 10-0 @ Carleton Lady Ravens
Feb. 3 WIN 2-1 @ Montreal Carabins
Feb. 10 WIN 6-0 @ Ottawa Gee-Gees
Feb. 11 WIN 6-1 @ Carleton Lady Ravens
Feb. 17 Cancel by McGill Montreal Stars(CWHL)
Feb. 19 WIN 3-0 Concordia Stingers

Playoffs

RSEQ Best-of-three Semifinal Series
Février 22, McGill Martlets 0-2 Ottawa Gee-Gees
Février 24, McGill Martlets 8-0 Ottawa Gee-Gees
Février 26, McGill Martlets 9-1 Ottawa Gee-Gees[4]
RSEQ Best-of-three Championship Series[5]
Février 29, McGill Martlets 5-1 Montreal Carabins[6]
March 2, McGill Martlets 4-0 Montreal Carabins[7]
March 4, ---
CIS National Championship
March 8 to 11

Current Roster 2011-2012

Goaltenders
Number Player Former Team Hometown
1 Canada Taylor Salisbury Vancouver Fusion Surry, British-Colombia
29 Canada Andrea Weckman Brampton Junior Thunder Kitchener, Ontario
54 Canada Charline Labonté Collège Lionel Groulx Boisbriand, Quebec
Defence
Number Player Former Team Hometown
2 Canada Stacie Tardif Dawson College Blues women's ice hockey St-Anne de Bellevue, Quebec
5 Canada Elizabeth Hiller Vimy Ridge Academy Edmonton, Alberta
8 Canada Cathy Chartrand Montreal Axion Lac nominingue, Quebec
11 Canada Michelle Daigneault Nepean Junior Hay River, North West Territories
13 Canada Kelsie Moffatt Pine Ridge Secondary Pickering, Ontario
14 Canada Britney Fouracres Edge School Calgary, Alberta
22 Canada Adrienne Crampton Bishop Strachan School Toronto, Ontario
27 Canada Gillian Ferrari Calgary Olympic Oval Thomhill, Ontario
Forwards
Number Player Former Team Hometown
03 Canada Kim Tom-That Hotchkiss School Beaconsfield, Quebec
4 Canada Leslie Oles Montreal Stars Beaconsfield, Quebec
6 Canada Ionna Caglanos Dawson College Blues women's ice hockey Montreal, Quebec
9 Canada Darragh Hamilton John Abbott Islanders Omstown, Quebec
10 Canada Jordanna Peroff Keswick High School Keswick, Ontario
12 Canada Chelsey Saunders Nepean Junior Widcats Ottawa, Ontario
16 Canada Logan Murray Edge School Calgary, Alberta
17 Canada Melodie Daoust Lynx du Collège Édouard-Montpetit women's ice hockey Valleyfield, Quebec
19 Canada Katia Clément-Heydra Lynx du Collège Édouard-Montpetit women's ice hockey St-Bruno, Quebec
20 Canada Lainie Smith Cardinal center Catholic HS Aurora, Ontario
21 Canada Stefanie Pohlod Edge School Calgary, Alberta
23 Canada Erika Pyke Appleby College Spryfield, Nova Scotia
24 Canada Ann-Sophie Bettez Dawson College Blues women's ice hockey Sept-Iles, Quebec

Staff 2011-2012

Awards and honors

See also

References

External links

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Tuesday, December 17, 2013. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.