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 (R): Amy Claydon, Aliyah Roopnarine, Charlene Proulx, Paige Beesley, Brianna Young (F) Deeana Proulx & Kaili Roopnarine helped (missing from photo) Amanda Roopnairine & the entire Claydon Family to play ringette all the way down King Street in the parade on Canada Day. Thanks to Tammy Claydon for once again organizing the fun!
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Posted by Marc Proulx, Created Fri Jul 2, 2010
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 Sisters in hall with world team. Sisters Jenn Wakefield (left) and Jackie Gaudet will enter the Ringette Canada Hall of Fame Saturday as part of the 2002 world championship team.
Jen Wakefield and Jackie Gaudet will be inducted into the Ringette Canada Hall of Fame on Saturday along with their teammates from the 2002 world ringette championship squad.
The 2002 team beat Finland 3-1 in the final in Edmonton, Alta.
The induction ceremony will take place during the Ringette Canada annual general meeting in Cambridge.
Also being inducted is the 1996 world championship team, builders Wes Clark, Bruce Heaslip, Don Sally and Rene Trumpler, and officials Steve Blacklock, Norm Laforest and Mark Renkiewicz.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu Jun 10, 2010
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Ringette Canada announces Team Canada playing roster
Ottawa, Ontario – May 25, 2010 – Ringette Canada today announced the 22 athletes who have been named to its senior national Team Canada playing roster. The announcement comes after the conclusion of a Team Canada training camp that was held in Ottawa, Ontario this past weekend (May 21-24).
Congrats to the Cambridge NRL Turbos that made team Canada.
The 22 athletes chosen as members of the Team Canada playing roster include the following the Cambridge NRL Turbos players:
Ontario
Vanessa Cowlen (Cambridge, ON)
Jacqueline Gaudet (Cambridge, ON)
Meghan Pittaway (Cambridge, ON)
and a former Turbo
British Columbia
Jennifer Wakefield (Langley, BC)
The 22 athletes on the Team Canada playing roster will continue training for participation in the upcoming 2010 World ringette championship being held in Tampere, Finland from October 31 to November 6, 2010.
“The team staff are excited to have the opportunity in the coming months to work closely with a very talented and dedicated group of high performance athletes,” said Lyndsay Wheelans, Team Canada head coach. “The 2010 Canadian national ringette program has brought together veteran players with skilled newcomers to create a team that has both experience and energy. We are confident that this is a team capable of bringing a gold medal back to Canada.”
The Team Canada coaching staff consists of Toronto’s Lyndsay Wheelans as head coach, J. Jenson (Calgary, AB) and Julie Smith (Pointe-Claire, QC) as assistant coaches, and Tracey Tulloch (Bedford, NS) as team leader/manager.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu May 27, 2010, Updated Thu May 27, 2010
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We would like to thank the membership for the donations made for the purchase of old jerseys. We collected $111.00 which will be donated to Kids Can Play.
All working together to help support each other.
Thank you for your support.
Cambridge Ringette
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu Apr 15, 2010
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 Turbos win provincial silver. The Turbos are (back row, left to right) Kayla Albert, Erica Campbell, Megan Hinde, Katie Reid, Kassi Dolan, Sarah Jones, Nicole Parker, Nicki Cruickshank. Front row: Jamie-Lee Harvie, Breanne Hutchings, Rachel Reid, Meaghan McFall, Stacey Richards, Jessica Purbrick and Celie Diebold. photo submitted
The Cambridge junior AA Turbos recently ended the season with a silver medal at the Ontario Ringette Championships in Nepean.
Cambridge compiled a 5-1 record in preliminary play, beating the West Ottawa Wild 8-3, the Gloucester Devils 5-2, the London Lynx 11-5, the Mississauga Mustangs 5-2, the Richmond Hill Lightning 7-2 and losing to the Elora Fergus Edge 5-4 in overtime.
This solid round-robin record earned the Turbos a semifinal berth against the very strong Ottawa Ice. The Turbos stepped up their play and skated away with a hard-fought 4-3 win to advance to the gold medal final against the Whitby Wild.
With a spot at the Canadian National Ringette Championships in Saskatoon on the line, Cambridge was up 4-1 early in the second half. The Wild fought back to tie the game with three seconds left in regulation, before scoring in overtime for a 5-4 win.
The Turbos finished the season with an overall 43-9-4 record.
Contributing to the Turbos’s success this season was Breanne Hutchings (81 goals, 76 assists), Rachel Reid (74 g, 60 a), Megan Hinde (41 g, 45 a), Kayla Albert (40 g, 33 a), Erica Campbell (32 g, 54 a), Celie Diebold (30 g, 37 a), Katie Reid (23 g, 25 a), Nicki Cruickshank (22 g, 34 a), Kassi Dolan (22 g, 30 a), Stacey Richards (4 g, 24 a), Sarah Jones (4 g, 20 a), Nicole Parker (4 g, 14 a), Jessica Purbrick (28 a) and Meaghan McFall (23 a). Jamie Lee Harvie was exceptional in net throughout the entire season, posting a 2.66 goals against average.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Tue Apr 6, 2010
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The Cambridge novice intermediate (under-10) Turbos have continued their winning ways, recently grabbing another silver medal in the Niagara Falls tournament.
The Turbos then took another step of excellence by winning the league championship banner at Karl Homuth Arena on March 20.
Solid goaltending, strong defence and balanced scoring have been the team formula for success this year, with one bronze medal, three silver medals and one gold medal in tournament play.
Team players are Liam and Emily Turchin, Ali Rubba, Maddie Bannon, Spencer Potter, Libby Wybrow, Megan Brown, Sarah and Alyssa Ahmed, Kayla Sears, Anna Bout, Charlotte Crouch, Aliyah Roopnarine, Maddy Clark and Haley D’Angelo.
The team now has two weeks to prepare for the regional championships in Burlington.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Wed Mar 24, 2010
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 Turbos come home with provincial championship. (Back row, left to right): coaches Sarah Mulder, Andrew Patton, Scott Haefling, Pauline Holwell. Third row: Julia Patton, Sydney Haefling, Caitlin Collins, Ashley Heimbecker Morgan Holwell. Second row: Olivia Rebelo, Paige Mulder, Julia Ratz, Calista Davis, Natasha Phipps. Front Row: Sierra Mitobe, Alyssa Burnie, Jemma Waddell and Amy Claydon.
The Cambridge petite provincial Turbos recently came home undefeated from the Ontario Ringette Provincial Championships in the McCarthy tier.
The Turbos came out strong from the first whistle to bring home the gold after winning eight games.
The Turbos travelled to Nepean to meet the St. Mary's Snipers in their first round robin game.
The Snipers spent a lot of time in the penalty box, providing the Turbos with the perfect opportunity to easily defeat them 4-1.
Later that day, the Turbos met the Kitchener Wildcats and scored with 1:30 left on the clock for a 5-4 win.
Goalie Jemma Waddell held strong and tight to the bitter end in this close game.
The winning streak continued the next day with a 5-3 win over the Whitby Wild, before beating the London Lynx 5-4 in overtime.
Game 5 of the round robin play matched the Turbos with the Chatham Thunder and a quick second-half goal proved to be the difference in a 2-1 win. Alyssa Burnie played well in net.
In the last game of round-robin play, the Turbos edged the Richmond Hill Lightning 2-1 to moved Cambridge to the semifinals.
The Turbos faced St. Mary’s again and beat them 5-1, setting up a rematch with Richmond Hill in the final, which the Turbos won 2-0.
Scoring for the Turbos were Ashley Heimbecker (9 goals, 8 assists), Julie Patton (8 g, 2 a), Sierra Mitobe (4 g, 3 a), Natasha Phipps (3 g, 2 a), Olivia Rebelo (3 g, 1 a), Amy Claydon (2 g, 2 a), Morgan Holwell (1 g, 3 a), Sydney Haefling, Julia Ratz and Paige Mulder with two assists each, and Caitlin Collins and Calista Davis with one assist each.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Fri Mar 12, 2010, Updated Sat Mar 13, 2010
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 Belles' win silver in Niagara Falls. Congratulations; Katie Buck, Alannah Byrne, Stephanie Craven, Michelle Crozier, Amy D'Angelo, Samantha Gonsalves, Toni Junkin, Danielle Kirkconnell, Jackie kirkconnell, Blair Lee, Sydney Leung,
Brittany Richards, Meaghan Smith, Maggie Tucker, Sophia Tucker. Absent Brittany Jones
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Posted by Marc Proulx, Created Wed Mar 10, 2010
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 Petite Minors win Silver Medals at the Niagara Falls Tournament. Congratulations to; Paige Beesley, Mariana Blouin, Brooke Bulmer, Sarah Craven, Madison Gyori, Cailey Hookey, Avery Hopkins, Alyssa Hunt, Rachael Knowles, Caitlyn McGivern, Alexxus Newman, Amber Proulx, Madeline Rubba, Julia Seitz, Brianna Young, absent Alicia Kuhr.
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Posted by Marc Proulx, Created Tue Mar 9, 2010
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The Cambridge junior B Turbos 2 (under-16 Devries) won silver at the Cambridge Ringette tournament. The Turbos are (back row, left to right): assistant coach Jo Field, head coach Dawn Devries, Dayna Lahey, Randi Holmes, Maddison Devries, Kaitlyn Kersting, Samantha Tonner, Erin Williams, assistant coach Randy Field. Second row: Raeanne Atkins, Quincy Bailey, Madison Bailey, Nikola Posch, Madison Cable. Front row: Taylor Devries, Natalie Dunbar.
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Posted by John Devries, Created Mon Feb 15, 2010
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 Turbos jet to gold medal. In their second tournament of the season, the Cambridge junior B Turbos #2 ringette team came home with a gold medal. The Turbos won four straight games in the one-day tournament in Jordan.The Turbos beat Elora-Fergus, Caledonia and Jordan to advance to the finals. The Turbos came out strong in the championship game, beating Caledonia once again to bring home the gold. Turbos Quincy Bailey, Dayna Lahey, Kaitlyn Kersting and Madison Cable also finished first in the reply/passing skills competition. The Turbos are (back row, left to right): assistant coach Jo Field, Nikola Posch, Samantha Tonner, Maddison Devries, Kaitlyn Kersting, Randi Holmes, Quincy Bailey, Dayna Lahey, head coach Dawn Devries, assistant coach Randy Field. Middle row: Madison Bailey, Raeanne Atkins, Taylor Devries, Madison Cable. Front row: Natalie Dunbar. Absent: Erin Williams, trainer Cheri Atkins and manager Tina Bailey.
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Posted by John Devries, Created Mon Feb 15, 2010, Updated Mon Feb 15, 2010
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Turbos sticking up for girls
 Turbos sticking up for girls. The Turbos are (back row, left to right): Vanessa Cowlen, Sharolyn Wouters, Jackie Gaudet, Meghan Pittaway, Christina Mascherin, Adryon Thompson, Brittany Walden, Nadia Barey. Front row: Samantha Hodgson, Rosalind Alves, Brittany Brown, Karen Stafford, Stacy Cunningham and Amanda Deveaux. submitted
The Cambridge Turbos of the National Ringette League recently held fundraisers for the Because I am a Girl program.
The program’s aim is to empower the world’s poorest girls to combat the discrimation they face, as some can’t go to school because of their sex.
During the Cambridge Ringette Tournament last month, the team held a bake sale and sold tickets to one of their games, bringing in $1,060.
A few weeks later, the Turbos hosted a ringette clinic for 60 girls, with each participant asked to make a donation. An additional $335 was raised for the program.
“We are so pleased with how well our fundraising events went and how generous people were,” said Turbos’ Christina Mascherin.
“Our team loves what this campaign represents and how it empowers girls all over the world.”
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Wed Feb 10, 2010
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 Turbos sweep three on weekend
The Cambridge Turbos (NRL) rebounded from their first loss of the season with three straight wins on the weekend.
On Saturday, the Turbos beat Whitby 7-4 and Waterloo 4-3 in a shoot out in the first game of a home-and-home affair. On Sunday, the Turbos edged Waterloo again 5-4.
Against Whitby, the game was tied 3-3 after the first period and the Wild actually took the lead before the Turbos reeled off four straight goals for the win.
Christina Mascherin led the way with two goals, Sharolyn Wouters, Adryon Thompson, Stacy Cunningham, Nadia Barey and Brittany Walden had singles.
Cunningham (4), Samantha Hodgson (2), Rosalind Alves, Walden (2), Mascherin, Wouters and Bareyhad assists.
In the first game against Waterloo, Thompson, Mascherin and Wouters scored in regulation time, before Mascherin scored the shoot out winner.
Courtney Schell, Karen Stafford, Vanessa Cowlen and Cunningham had assists.
In the second game against Waterloo, Jackie Gaudet held the hot hand with a hat trick, while Mascherin and Stafford had singles.
Barey (2), Gaudet, Walden and Stafford had assists.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Tue Feb 9, 2010, Updated Tue Feb 9, 2010
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 Turbos double Waterloo in final. The Turbos are (back row, left to right) Nicole Parker, Kayla Albert, Megan Hinde, Katie Reid, Celie Diebold, Kassi Dolan, Nicki Cruickshank, Sarah Jones. Front row: Erica Campbell, Breanne Hutchings, Rachel Reid, Stacey Richards, Meaghan McFall, Jamie-Lee Harvie and Jessica Purbrick.
The Cambridge junior AA Turbos started 2010 with some big wins at the 35th annual Cambridge Ringette Tournament.
The Turbos compiled a perfect 6-0 record in round-robin play, beating the London Lynx 11-2, the Waterloo Wildfire 7-2, the St. Mary’s Snipers 6-4, the Manitoba Magic 3-1, the Richmond Hill Lightning 10-2 and the Elora-Fergus Edge 4-2.
Their dominant round-robin performance landed the Turbos in first place in pool play and set the scene for a rematch against Waterloo in the tournament final.
The Turbos came to play and fought hard the whole game, with solid goaltending, tough defence, hard checking, ring control and fast-breaking offence. Despite being handed 26 minutes in penalties and playing most of the game down several players, the Turbos gave their all and skated to a 4-2 win.
Goalie Jamie-Lee Harvie was amazing in net throughout the entire tournament. Contributing to the Turbos’ success were Breanne Hutchings (9 goals, 10 assists), Rachel Reid (8 g, 8 a), Erica Campbell (7 g, 11 a), Kayla Albert (5 g, 5 a), Kassi Dolan (4 g, 4 a), Megan Hinde (3 g, 3 a), Celie Diebold (3 g, 4 a), Nicki Cruickshank (2 g, 7 a), Nicole Parker (2 g, 1 a), Stacey Richards (1 g, 4 a), Sarah Jones (1 g, 2 a), Katie Reid (4 a), Jessica Purbrick (4 a) and Meaghan McFall (3 a).
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Fri Jan 22, 2010, Updated Mon Jan 25, 2010
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Coaches Applications Due Feb 15th, 2010
It is that time of the year again. Anyone interested in being a ringette coach for the 2010/2011 season, please fill in the coaches application under the Coaches Corner Page. You can get it in PDF form or DOC. Here is the link for the applications. Deadline is February 15th, 2010
Coaching Application Form:
Coaches Application Link
Others that would like to fill out a Coach Assessment form here is the link.
Coaches Assessment form:
Coach Assessment link
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Fri Jan 15, 2010, Updated Fri Jan 15, 2010
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GO CAMBRIDGE TURBOS GO
Congratulations to all medalist teams in the Cambridge Ringette Tournament. A special congratulation to Junior AA Gold medalist and Junior B#2 Silver medalist.
Cambridge Ringette Association would like to thank all the parents who volunteered their time to make this a great tournament. Thank you to the organizers for all their work in hosting an excellent tournament.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Sun Jan 10, 2010, Updated Sun Jan 10, 2010
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Ringette Canada announces Team Canada squad
Ottawa, Ontario – January 7, 2010 – Ringette Canada today announced the 31 athletes who have been named to its senior national Team Canada squad. The announcement comes after the conclusion of a Team Canada selection camp that was held in Kitchener, Ontario this past weekend (January 1-4).
The 31 members of the Team Canada squad will continue training for participation in the upcoming 2010 World ringette championship being held in Tampere, Finland from October 31 to November 6, 2010. The playing roster, which will include 22 athletes, will be announced after a training camp being held in May. The team will also participate in training camps in August and September, prior to centralizing in Finland in November. Locations and details regarding the camps are still being finalized.
The 31 athletes chosen as members of the Team Canada squad include:
British Columbia
Jennifer Wakefield (Langley, BC)
Alberta
Barb Bautista (Edmonton, AB)
Keely Brown (Edmonton, AB)
Allison Cronin (Calgary, AB)
Kailee Dundas (Hussar, AB)
Jennifer Hartley (Balzac, AB)
Jackie Ho (Calgary, AB)
Abbey Hoes (Calgary, AB)
Bobbi Mattson (Calgary, AB)
Stacey McNichol (Calgary, AB)
Ashley Peters (Cardiff Echoes, AB)
Dallas Robbins (Calgary, AB)
Victoria Russell (Calgary, AB)
Saskatchewan
Erin Cumpstone (Saskatoon, SK)
Manitoba
Lindsay Burns (Starbuck, MB)
Andrea Ferguson (Winnipeg, MB)
Sheena MacDonald (Stonewall, MB)
Ontario
Vanessa Cowlen (Cambridge, ON)
Jacqueline Gaudet (Cambridge, ON)
Colleen Hagan (Manotick, ON)
Beth Hurren (Bowmanville, ON)
Katie Lugg (Ottawa, ON)
Christina Mascherin (Mississauga, ON)
Jenna McBride (Ottawa, ON)
Meghan Pittaway (Cambridge, ON)
Quebec
Julie Blanchette (Montreal, QC)
Jessica Pepper (Laval, QC)
Julie Primard (St-Constant, QC)
Stéphanie Séguin (Saint-Laurent, QC)
New Brunswick
Josée Doiron (Moncton, NB)
Nova Scotia
Kerith Gordon (Halifax, NS)
The three athletes who were released at the camp in Kitchener were: Jill Lange (Vancouver, BC), Melanie Thomas (West Vancouver, BC) and Stefanie McArdle (Ottawa, ON).
The Team Canada coaching staff consists of Toronto’s Lyndsay Wheelans as head coach, J. Jenson (Calgary, AB) and Julie Smith (Pointe-Claire, QC) as assistant coaches, and Tracey Tulloch (Bedford, NS) as team leader/manager.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu Jan 7, 2010
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HELPING HANDS
Members of the Tweens AA Turbos Ringette Club decided to give something back to the community this Christmas by spending part of their Christmas vacation volunteering at the Cambridge Self- Help Food Bank.
Left - Emily Cole in her Santa hat and Carrigan Lee fill bags for the needy.
Right - Team members Carley Heimbecker, Shirley Padalino, Cassadi Gartland, Kailey Martz, Justine Mulder, Marissa Baker, Amanda Seitz and Alex Jackson fill another cart with groceries.
Other hard workers helping out are Stephanie Haefling, Darcy Woods, Lauren Blinkhorn, Leanne Robertson
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu Dec 24, 2009, Updated Tue Dec 29, 2009
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Turbos Just Keep On Winning
The Cambridge Turbos recently kept their record unblemished by winning three games.
The Turbos started off with a 9-5 win over the Waterloo Wildfire.
Sharolyn Wouters led the way with four goals for the Turbos, while Jackie Gaudet and Christina Mascherin had two goals each, and Nadia Barey had one.
Wouters (2), Amanda Deveaux, Brittany Walden, Vanessa Cowlen (2), Courtney Schell (2), Gaudet (2), Barey and Mascherin had assists.
The Turbos blew a 5-1 lead against the Richmond Hill Lightning, but managed to squeak out a 10-8 win.
The game was tied 7-7 in the second period before Deveaux broke the deadlock and Wouters tallied twice in an empty net for the win.
Gaudet, Adryon Thompson, Stacey Cunningham (2), Walden, Deveaux and Karen Stafford had the other goals.
Wouters, Cunningham (3), Walden (3), Schell (3), Mascherin, Thompson, Gaudet and Rosalind Alves had assists.
The Turbos came out the next day and pounded Whitby 10-1.
After Whitby opened the scoring, the Turbos scored 10 unanswered goals, led by Gaudet with a hat trick, Cunningham with two, and Wouters, Walden, Barey, Thompson and Deveaux with one each.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Thu Dec 17, 2009
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 The Cambridge novice Turbos recently won the silver medal in the Elora-Fergus Ringette tournament. The Turbos won games in the round robin against Elora/Fergus and Richmond Hill, but lost against Guelph. They met Guelph again in the championship game but came up short. Team members are: Liam Turchin, Emily Turchin, Ali Rubba, Maddie Brown, Spencer Potter, Libby Wybrow, Megan Brown, Sarah Ahmed, Alyssa Ahmed, Kayla Sears, Anna Bout, Emily Turchin, Aliyah Roopnarine, Maddie Bannon, Haley D’Angelo.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Mon Dec 7, 2009, Updated Mon Dec 7, 2009
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Petite Minor team laid the wreath for Cambridge Ringette at the Galt Cenotaph.
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Posted by Marc Proulx, Created Wed Nov 11, 2009, Updated Wed Nov 11, 2009
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 Cambridge Ringette is one of the Cambridge history items placed in the Time Capsule to Seal Community Collection for Future Unveiling. The Time Capsule is on display at City Hall on the main floor.
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Wed Jun 24, 2009, Updated Thu Jun 25, 2009
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 August 2009 Stamp Release- Canadian Inventions: Sports
Canada Post will issue four stamps celebrating Canada’s rich history of innovation in the sports world. Invented by a Canadian, basketball is now played in almost every country in the world, and lacrosse has a legacy that bridges Aboriginal and European cultures. Ringette and five-pin bowling began as recreational pursuits that evolved into competitive games.
For more information see Canada Post - 2009 Stamp Program
Click here for Canada Post Stamps 2009 Releases
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Tue Jun 16, 2009, Updated Fri Aug 14, 2009
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Congratulations to the following athletes from Cambridge Ringette who have been named to the Southern Region AAA team 2009-2010:
| Albert, Kayla | Barber, Shannon | Chabot, Rachel | | Glaskin-Clay, Danielle (Goalie) | Hutchings, Breanne | Jones, Laura | | Mitchell, Mary | Reid, Brooklyn | Reid, Rachel | | Tonin, Emma |
Congratulations to all the athletes that tried out for their hard work and effort.
Click here to see the Southern Region AAA team 2009-2010
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Posted by Website Administrator, Created Tue May 12, 2009, Updated Fri May 15, 2009
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