2007–08 Alberta Pandas women's ice hockey season
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The Pandas finished the season ranked first in the Canada West Conference with 21 wins, compared to 2 losses and one overtime loss. The Pandas appeared at the 2008 CIS National Championship Tournament and ended with a fourth place finish.

Roster

Number Name Position Height
1 Dana Vinge Goaltender 5'4"
4 Kathleen Keen Defence 5'6"
6 Katie Borbely Forward 5'5"
7 Jessica Kolopenuk Defence 5'10"
8 Jennifer Newton - C Forward 5'7"
9 Patty Tulloch Forward 5'7"
10 Nicole Pratt Forward 5'10"
11 Andrea Boras Defence 5'6"
12 Andrea Wiebe Defence 5'5"
13 Mia Mucci - A Forward 5'7
14 Leah Copeland Forward 5'6"
15 Lindsay Robinson Forward 5'4"
16 Laura Salomons Forward 5'3"
17 Lindsie Fairfield Forward 5'7"
18 Rayanne Reeve Defence 5'10"
19 Carolyn Bowen Forward 6'0"
20 Alanna Donahue A Defence 5'8
21 Brodie MacDonald Forward 5'7
22 Amy Young Forward 5'2"
23 Cami Wooster Forward 5'3"
24 Trisha McNeill A Defence 5'7"
27 Kailee Ryan Defence 5'6"
33 Chantale Tippett Goal 5'3"
44 Miranda Miller Forward 5'6"
77 Alana Cabana Forward 5'4"

Coaching staff

  • Howie Draper, Head coach
  • Danielle Bourgeois, Assistant coach
  • Judy Diduck
    Judy Diduck
    Judy Diduck was a member of the 1998 Canadian women’s Olympic hockey team. Her brother, Gerald Diduck played in the National Hockey League. In 2005, she was inducted into the Ringette Hall of Fame.-Hockey:...

    , Assistant coach
  • Dave Marcinyshyn, Assistant coach
  • Dave Crowder, goalie coach
  • Stacey Phillips, goalie coach

Schedule

Date Opponent Team
Sat., Sept. 22 Red Deer 5-0
Fri, Oct. 05 UBC 9-5
Sat, Oct. 06 UBC 5-1
Fri, Oct. 12 Regina 4-2
Sat, Oct. 13 Regina 5-2
Fri, Oct. 19 Lethbridge 7-1
Sat, Oct. 20 Lethbridge 4-0
Fri, Nov. 02 Saskatchewan 9-2
Sat, Nov. 03 Saskatchewan 5-3
Fri, Nov. 09 Manitoba 2-3
Sat, Nov. 10 Manitoba 2-0
Fri, Nov. 16 UBC 3-4
Sat, Nov. 17 UBC 3-2 (OT)
Fri, Nov. 23 Lethbridge 4-0
Sat, Nov. 24 Lethbridge 3-0
Sat, Dec. 1 Chinese Nat’l Team 2-5
Fri, Dec. 28 Laurier 2-3
Sat, Dec. 29 Guelph 4-1
Sun, Dec. 30 McGill 2-1
Fri, Jan. 04 Saskatchewan 3-2
Sat, Jan. 05 Saskatchewan 4-1
Fri, Jan. 11 Regina 7-2
Sat, Jan. 12 Regina 4-2
Fri, Jan. 18 Manitoba 3-2
Sat, Jan. 19 Manitoba 5-2
Fri, Feb. 01 UBC 3-2
Sat, Feb. 02 UBC 3-0
Fri, Feb. 08 Lethbridge 7-1
Sat, Feb. 09 Lethbridge 9-1

Postseason

  • Canada West Semifinals
    Date Opponent Score Goals
    Fri, Feb. 15 Regina 4-0 Miller 3, Cabana
    Sat, Feb. 16 Regina 4-1 Cabana, Mucci, Reeve, Miller
  • Canada West Finals
    Date Opponent Score Goals
    Fri, Feb. 22 Manitoba 2-0 Newton, Wooster
    Sat, Feb. 23 Manitoba 4-3 (3OT) Robinson, Donahue, Miller, Wooster

Player stats

Player GP G A Pts Sh +/- Pen-Min PP SH GW
Jennifer Newton 20 20 17 37 84 +16 7-14 7 1 4
Alana Cabana 24 12 14 26 73
19
8-16 2 0 1
Leah Copeland 24 8 18 26 81
16
11-22 5 0 1
Mia Mucci 21 11 14 25 66 +15 10-20 5 0 1
Miranda Miller 21 14 8 22 84 +18 16-32 5 1 3

Awards and honors

  • Leah Copeland, Canada West leader, Assists
  • Jennifer Newton, Canada West Player of the Year
  • Jennifer Newton, Canada West scoring champion
  • Jennifer Newton, Canada West leader, Goals scored

Canada West All-Star team

  • Jennifer Newton, First Team All-Star
  • Alana Cabana, First Team All-Star
  • Leah Copeland, Second Team All-Star
  • Rayanne Reeve, Second Team All-Star
  • Andrea Boras, All-Rookie team
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