NewsletterNovember 1, 2014 (Page 1)

Week 5 results

Saturday, Nov. 1South Fraser TNT 0 Kamloops Vibe 3Victoria Phantoms 3 TWU Titans 1BC Thunder 4 Richmond Devils 2Victoria Phantoms 2 Meadow Ridge Moose 6Sunday, Nov. 2South Fraser TNT 3 Kamloops Vibe 1Victoria Phantoms. 0 Fraser Valley Jets 1

Week 6 schedule

Friday, Nov. 7Meadow Ridge Moose at Simon Fraser Univ.

Saturday, Nov. 8Richmond Devils at South Fraser TNTFraser Valley Jets at TWU Titans

Sunday, Nov. 9Meadow Ridge Moose at Fraser Valley Jets

Standings GP W L T PTSSouth Fraser TNT 8 7 1 0 14Meadow Ridge Moose 9 5 2 2 12Richmond Devils 8 5 2 1 11Kamloops Vibe 8 4 1 3 11BC Thunder 7 2 3 2 6Simon Fraser Univ. 7 2 4 1 5Victoria Phantoms 7 2 5 0 4Fraser Valley Jets 4 1 2 1 3TWU Titans 8 0 8 0 0

Scoring leaders GP G A PTSDayna Briggs, MR 9 10 7 17Emily Jude, MR 9 6 9 15Alex Yallouz, RMD 6 8 6 14Madeline Cockrill, MR 9 4 10 14Sarah Boehringer MR 9 7 6 13Jaime Jacquard-Sowa, TNT 5 6 6 12Rachel Dong MR 5 5 7 12Cathy Hambly, TNT 8 6 6 12Kirsten Mihalcheon, TNT 7 5 5 10Jodie Wong, RMD 8 4 6 10Sharon Ross, TNT 8 3 7 10Hayley Rodger, MR 9 2 8 10Michelle Mony, TNT 8 5 4 9Kirsten Langston, MR 9 1 8 9Sabrina Wong, RMD 8 4 4 8Cary Ogryzlo, RMD 8 3 4 7

Goaltending leaders GP MP GA SO PCT AVGSandra Grant, TNT 6 300 1 5 .991 0.17Alana Parker, KAM 8 400 6 4 .950 0.75Brianna Tham, MR 7 341 9 3 .956 1.32Kasey Schell, RMD 5 235 7 1 .913 1.49Stacey Wilson, SFU 3 150 5 1 .938 1.67

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NewsletterNovember 1, 2014 (Page 2)

The South Fraser TNT and the Kamloops Vibe split a Week 5 doubleheader in Kamloops, taking turns handing their opponents a ! rst loss on the season.

The Vibe blanked the TNT 3-0 Saturday, with South Fraser getting a 3-1 win Sunday morning.

Vibe netminder Alana Parker made 13 saves for her fourth shutout of the season Saturday, with Sarah Kurzac, Melinda Smith and Kathleen McDonald scor-ing the goals.

Michelle Mony, Carlyn Shimizu and Haleigh Callison tallied in TNT’s win Sunday. Emily Edmundson had the lone Kamloops goal.

The Meadow Ridge Moose remained two points back of the TNT in the standings with a 6-2 victory over the Victoria Phantoms Saturday night in Pitt Meadows.

Emily Jude with two goals and a pair of assists, and Madeline Cockrill with four helpers, each had four-point nights for the Moose. Dayna Briggs stayed top the league scoring race, adding two goals and an assist to her total.

Sara Boehringer and Sierra Rai also scored for Mead-ow Ridge.

Katie Little and Hayley Voytechek each had a goal and one assist for Victoria.

Earlier in the day, the Phantoms topped the TWU Titans in Langley. Teal Delaney-Hird put the Titans up 1-0 after two periods, before Victoria responded with two goals from Alexandra Villarin and an empty net goal from Pam Lou-Poy.

The Phantoms completed their road trip to the main-land with a 1-0 loss to the Fraser Valley Jets Sunday afternoon in North Delta.

Kelsey Firkus tallied the goal for the Jets, with Kas-sandra Johnston making 39 saves for the shutout.

The BC Thunder upset the Richmond Devils 4-3 Saturday night in Richmond, getting two goals and an assist from Elaine Tung. Emily Bajkov and Meegan Smith also scored for the Thunder. Stefanie Costales with two goals, and Meegan Smith with one account-ed for the Devils scoring.

Offence: Emily Jude (Meadow Ridge Moose)Jude scored four points in a game for the third time

this season, collecting two goals and a pair of assists in a 6-2 victory over the visiting Victoria Phantoms.

She has climbed to second place in league scoring with six goals and nine assists in nine games played.

Defence: Elaine Tung (BC Thunder)Tung played a solid two-way game for the Thunder in

their win over the Richmond Thunder, playing well in both the offensive and defensive zones. She also scored twice and assisted on one other in the 4-3 victory.

Week Five: Last two unbeaten teams fall

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