2018 Canadian Ringette Championships

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2018 Canadian Ringette Championships
SportRingette
DurationApril 9, 2018-April 14, 2018
Number of teamsU16: 21
U19: 18
NRL: 8
Finals championsU16: Angles (1st title)
U19: Laurentides (1st title)
NRL: Atlantic attack (1st title)
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2018 Canadian Ringette Championships was 40th edition of Canadian Ringette Championships. It was a national ringette tournament held from April 9 to April 14, 2018 at Winnipeg, Manitoba.[1]

Stadium[]

Champions[]

Results[]

c denotes the team clinches the consolation round

x denotes that team clinches first round (U16) or quarterfinal (U19)

y denotes that team clinches quarterfinal (U16)

U16[]

Round-robin[]

Pool A

GP W L OTL PTS
y-New Brunswick 6 6 0 0 12
y-Regina Stingers 6 5 1 0 10
x-Calgary Shock 6 4 2 0 8
x-Manitoba Magic 6 2 4 0 4
c-Central Alberta Sting 6 2 4 0 4
c-Mississauga Mustangs 6 1 6 0 2
c-BLL 6 1 3 2 2

Pool B

GP W L OTL PTS
y-Calgary Surge 6 6 0 0 12
x-Angels 6 4 1 1 8
x-Nepean Ravens 6 4 2 0 8
x-LMRL Thunder 6 3 3 0 6
c-Zone 5 Pack 6 2 4 0 4
c-Spruce Grove Pursuit 6 1 5 0 2
c-Manitoba Wild 6 1 5 0 2

Pool C

GP W L OTL PTS
y-Zone 2 6 6 0 0 12
x-Saskatoon Selects 6 5 1 0 10
x-Rive Sud 6 4 2 0 8
x-PEI 6 3 2 1 6
c-Central Whitby Sharks 6 2 4 0 4
c-Sherwood Park Power 6 1 4 1 2
c-Eastman Flames 6 0 5 1 0

Championship[]

First round Quarterfinal Semifinal Final
            
Calgary Surge 5
Rive Sud 1
Rive Sud 7
Calgary Shock 4
Calgary Surge 6
Regina Stingers 3
Regina Stingers 8
LMRL Thunder 1
Saskatoon Selects 7
LMRL Thunder 8
Calgary Surge 1
Angels 3
Zone 2 6
Angels 7
Angels 6
Manitoba Magic 1
Angels 4
Nepean Ravens 3
New Brunswick 4
Nepean Ravens 5
Nepean Ravens 6
PEI 3

Consolation[]

First round Quarterfinal Semifinal Final
            
Central Alberta Sting 7
Manitoba Wild 3
Manitoba Wild 2
Eastman Flames 1
Central Alberta Sting 5
Spruce Grove Pursuit 1
Central Whitby Sharks 4
Spruce Grove Pursuit 5
Central Alberta Sting 3
Mississauga Mustangs 5
Sherwood Park Power 2
Mississauga Mustangs 8
Mississauga Mustangs 6
BLL 5
Zone 5 Pack 5
BLL 6

U19[]

Round-robin[]

Pool A

GP W L OTL PTS
x-Guelph Predators 8 8 0 0 16
x-Eastman Flames 8 6 2 0 12
x-New Brunswick 8 5 2 1 10
x-BLL 8 4 4 0 8
c-Nova Scotia 8 4 4 0 8
c-Mississauga Mustangs 8 3 4 1 6
c-LMRL Thunder 8 3 4 1 6
c-Edmonton ELITE 8 2 5 1 4
St.Albert Mission 8 1 6 1 2

Pool B

GP W L SL PTS
x-Laurentides 8 7 1 0 14
x-Angels 8 7 1 0 14
x-Manitoba Magic 8 6 2 0 12
x-Waterloo Wildfire 8 5 3 0 8
c-Calgary Strive 8 4 4 0 8
c-Saskatchewan 8 3 5 0 6
c-Zone 5 GRIT 8 3 4 1 6
c-TORL Force 8 1 7 0 2
Wave 8 0 7 1 0

Championship[]

  Quarterfinal Semifinal Final
                           
  Laurentides 4  
BLL 3  
  Laurentides 4  
  Eastman Flames 3  
Eastman Flames 5
  Manitoba Magic 4  
    Laurentides 3
  Angels 2
  Angels 8  
New Brunswick 1  
  Angels 6 Third place
  Waterloo Wildfire 2  
Guelph Predators 4 Eastman Flames 7
  Waterloo Wildfire 7   Waterloo Wildfire 2

Consolation[]

Quarterfinal Semifinal Final
Calgary Strive 5
Edmonton ELITE 4 Calgary Strive 9
Mississauga Mustangs 4 Zone 5 GRIT 7
Zone 5 GRIT 5 Calgary Strive 7
Nova Scotia 4 Nova Scotia 1
TORL Force 3 Nova Scotia 7
Saskatchewan 8 Saskatchewan 0
LMRL Thunder 5

NRL[]

Main article: 2018 National Ringette League playoffs

Mini game[]

U16[]

Manitoba Magic1–0Central Alberta Sting
Kantyluk 10:30(1st)
Attendance: 0

U19[]

BLL1–0
(0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 0-0, OT1 0-0, OT2 1-0)		Nova Scotia
Charbonneau 8:52(2nd OT, PP)
Seven Oaks Arena, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Attendance: 0

Final[]

U16[]

Calgary Surge1–3
(0-1, 1-2)		Angels
Ung 9:37(2nd) Adolphe 15:21(1st)
Rogerson 4:36(2nd)
Little 9:15(2nd)
Bell MTS Place, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Attendance: 0

U19[]

Laurentides3–2
(0-1, 1-2)		Angels
Raymond-Couturier 4:42(1st)
Aguiar 11:01(1st, PP)
Morroni 17:48(1st)		 Lesperance 0:26(1st)
Girardin 10:27(2nd, PP)
Bell MTS Place, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Attendance: 0

NRL[]

Main article: 2018 National Ringette League playoffs § Final

Final standing[]

U16[]

Gold medal icon.svg: Angels

Silver medal icon.svg: Calgary Surges

Bronze medal icon.svg: Nepean Ravens

4: Regina Stingers

5: New Brunswick

6: Zone 2

7: Rive Sud

8: LMRL Thunder

9: Saskatoon Selects

10: Calgary Shock

11: PEI

12: Manitoba Magic

13: Mississauga Mustangs

14: Central Alberta Sting

15: BLL (QC)

16: Spruce Grove Pursuit (AB)

17: Central Whitby Sharks

18: Zone 5 Pack (AB)

19: Sherwood Park Power (AB)

20: Manitoba Wild

21: Eastman Flames (MB)

U19[]

Gold medal icon.svg: Laurentides

Silver medal icon.svg: Angels

Bronze medal icon.svg: Eastman Flames

4: Waterloo Wildfire

5: Guelph Predators

6: Manitoba Magic

7: Team New Brunswick

8: BLL (QC)

9: Calgary Strive

10: Nova Scotia

11: Saskatchewan

12: Zone 5 GRIT (AB)

13: Mississauga Mustangs

14: LMRL Thunder

15: Edmonton Elite

16: TORL Force (BC)

17: St. Albert Mission

18: Wave

National Ringette League[]

2018 Canadian Ringette Championships, National Ringette League results:

Main article: 2018 National Ringette League playoffs

Gold medal icon.svg: Atlantic Attack

Silver medal icon.svg:

Bronze medal icon.svg: Cambridge Turbos

4:

5:

6: Montreal Mission

7:

8:

Awards and all-star team[]

Agnes Jacks True Sport awards[]

  • U16: Saskatoon Selects
  • U19: Eastman Flames
  • NRL: Calgary RATH

Toughest Competitor Awards[]

  • U16: Keala Fleury (Saskatoon Selects)
  • U19: Trudy Beamish (Eastman Flames)
  • NRL: Chantal Gauthier (Richmond Hill Lighting)

1st all-star team[]

U16[]

  • Offence: Emma Kelly – Nepean Ravens
  • Offence: Alexsi Kavvadas – Angels
  • Offence: Alexane Dupuis – New Brunswick
  • Defence: Chanelle Smith – Calgary Surge
  • Defence: Reese Lange – Angels
  • Goalie: Georgia Fraser - PEI

U19[]

  • Offence: Alana Lesperance – Angels
  • Offence: Milica Oravec – Eastman Flames
  • Offence: Mégane Fortin – Laurentides
  • Defence: Nicole Pelletier – Edmonton Elite
  • Defence: Gabriele Lefebvre – Laurentides
  • Goalie: Marie Ève Dubé – Laurentides

NRL[]

  • Offence: Martine Caissie – Atlantic Attack
  • Offence: Jenny Snowdon – Atlantic Attack
  • Offence: Maude Charbonneau – Montreal Mission
  • Defence: Paige Nosal – Cambridge Turbos
  • Defence: Erica Voss – Richmond Hill Lightning
  • Goalie: Karine Doiron – Atlantic Attack

2nd all-star team[]

U16[]

  • Offence: Riley Wasylyniuk – Zone 2 Alberta
  • Offence: Brynn Nesbitt – Calgary Surge
  • Offence: Rileigh Hache – Nepean Ravens
  • Defence: Olivia Birstonas – Central Whitby Sharks
  • Defence: Grace Brown – Calgary Shock
  • Goalie: Julianna McIntyre – Angels

U19[]

  • Offence: Kaylee Spearing – Angels
  • Offence: Claire Wyville – Guelph Predators
  • Offence: Cloé LeBlanc – New Brunswick
  • Defence: Laurence St-Denis – Laurentides
  • Defence: Emilie Gruninger – Eastman Flames
  • Goalie: Janna Griffioen – Guelph Predators

NRL[]

  • Offence: Chantal St-Laurent – Gatineau Fusion
  • Offence: Kaitlyn Youldon – Gatineau Fusion
  • Offence: Justine Exner – Calgary RATH
  • Defence: Julie Vandal – Gatineau Fusion
  • Defence: Lindsay Brown – Edmonton WAM!
  • Goalie: Breanna Beck – Edmonton WAM!

References[]

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