WWHL 2010/11

Western Women's Hockey League
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Master:	Minnesota Whitecaps
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The 2010/11 season was the seventh and final season of the Western Women's Hockey League (WWHL), one of Canada's top two divisions in women's ice hockey . The Minnesota Whitecaps secured the third WWHL championship title in a row.

Attendees

Four teams took part in the fifth edition of the WWHL, in addition to the three participants from the previous season, the Manitoba Maple Leafs were included in the league.

team	Location	founding	Venue
Edmonton Chimos	Edmonton , Alberta	1973	River Cree Twin Arenas
Manitoba Maple Leafs	Winnipeg , Manitoba	2010	MTS Iceplex
Minnesota Whitecaps	Minneapolis-Saint Paul	2004	various
Strathmore Rockies	Strathmore , Alberta	2006	Strathmore Family Center Arena

Regular season

The regular season began on October 29, 2010 and ended on March 13, 2011. The schedule provided for 18 games for each team, with an extended two-point rule being used.

Due to many game failures, especially the games between the Manitoba Maple Leafs and Strathmore Rockies , the table is incomplete.

table

Pl.	team	Sp	S.	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	Minnesota Whitecaps	18th	17th	1	1	120: 43	35
2.	Edmonton Chimos	17th	11	1	6th	056:41	23
3.	Manitoba Maple Leafs	12	1	0	11	031:80	2
4th	Strathmore Rockies	11	0	1	11	021:64	1

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTN = defeat after extra time, N = defeats
Explanations: Masters and Clarkson Cup participants

statistics

Best scorers

Abbreviations: Sp = games, T = goals, V = assists , pts = points, SM = penalty minutes; Bold: Season best

player	team	Sp	T	V	Pt	SM
Allie Thunstrom	Minnesota Whitecaps	17th	28	18th	46	6th
Gigi Marvin	Minnesota Whitecaps	17th	27	14th	41	8th
Meaghan Pezon	Minnesota Whitecaps	18th	10	14th	24	6th
Jenny Potter	Minnesota Whitecaps	12	8th	13	21st	6th
Winny Brodt	Minnesota Whitecaps	18th	7th	14th	21st	10
Chelsea Purcell	Edmonton Chimos	17th	9	11	20th	6th
Sammy Nixon	Minnesota Whitecaps	12	8th	12	20th	8th
Amy Stech	Minnesota Whitecaps	18th	7th	11	18th	6th
Colleen Olson	Edmonton Chimos	17th	9	8th	17th	18th
Meaghan Mikkelson	Edmonton Chimos	14th	7th	8th	15th	12
Chantal Larocque	Manitoba Maple Leafs	12	6th	8th	14th	2

Best goalkeepers

Abbreviations: Sp = games, Min = ice age (in minutes), S = wins, N = defeats, GT = goals conceded, SO = shutouts , GTS = goals against goals , SVS = shots saved, Sv% = catch rate; Bold: Season best

player	team	Sp	Min	S.	N	GT	GTS	SaT	SVS	Sv%	SO
Kristen Sugiyama	Edmonton Chimos	9	521	6th	3	18th	2.07	220	202	91.8	1
Megan van Beusekom	Minnesota Whitecaps	7th	367	5	1	13	2.13	125	112	89.6	2
Keely Brown	Edmonton Chimos	7th	431	4th	3	16	2.23	230	214	93.0	0
Kim Hanlon	Minnesota Whitecaps	6th	309	5	0	13	2.52	150	137	91.3	0
Sanya Sandahl	Minnesota Whitecaps	8th	391	7th	0	17th	2.61	150	133	88.7	0
Lundy Day	Strathmore Rockies	6th	304	0	5	21st	4.14	222	201	90.5	0
Alix Fenner	Manitoba Maple Leafs	9	425	1	6th	74	8.45	263	189	71.9	0

Clarkson Cup

→ Main article : Clarkson Cup 2011

The tournament for the Clarkson Cup was in the 24 to 27 March 2011 Barrie Molson Center in Barrie in the province of Ontario held. The Minnesota Whitecaps remained as a representative of the WWHL without winning a point and thus finished fourth.

Web links

• Official website ( Memento of January 31, 2011 in the Internet Archive )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Manitoba Maple Leafs join the Western Women's Hockey League. In: mnwhitecaps.com. June 5, 2010, accessed May 28, 2018 . 
2. ^ Western Womens Hockey League - Schedule. In: esportsdesk.com. Retrieved May 28, 2018 .