Game Report 1746

NWDT - Summer Development Camp

PLAYED AT: Markin MacPhail Centre - WinSport Arena
Date: Aug 10, 2017
GAME NOTES: GOLD WINS AGAIN, BEATS JAPAN AT DEVELOPMENT CAMP JASON LA ROSE CALGARY, Alta. – Rebecca Leslie (Ottawa, Ont./Boston University, HE) paced the offence with a goal and an assist, leading Gold to its second win in as many nights at Canada’s National Women’s Development Team selection camp, 5-1 over Japan on Thursday. Gold has outscored its opponents 9-1 through two games, including a 4-0 victory over the U SPORTS all-stars in its camp opener on Wednesday. Victoria Bach (Milton, Ont./Boston University, HE) and Hannah Miller (North Vancouver, B.C./St. Lawrence University, ECAC) chipped in with a pair of assists each for Gold. A fast-paced first period produced only a single goal, off the stick of Emma Maltais (Burlington, Ont./Ohio State University, WCHA); she deftly redirected in a shot by Olivia Atkinson (Oakville, Ont./McGill University, RSEQ) with less than three minutes to go in the opening frame, sending the Canadian side to the dressing room with the lead. Éve-Audrey Picard (Longueuil, Que./University of Vermont, HE) doubled the advantage at 5:04 of the second period, jamming in a loose puck that had squirted through Japanese goaltender Nana Fujimoto, and Christina Putigna (Hamilton, Ont./Providence College, HE) hammered a slap shot past Fujimoto from the face-off dot to make it a 3-0 game after 40 minutes. Josiane Pozzebon (Bourget, Ont./Clarkson University, ECAC) netted the 4-0 goal, beating Fujimoto through traffic from the point at 9:21 of the third. Japan finally solved Gold netminder Kassidy Sauvé (Whitby, Ont./Ohio State University, WCHA) with less than five minutes to go; Haruna Yoneyama forced a turnover in the neutral zone before going five-hole on Sauvé for an unassisted marker. It was the first goal allowed by Gold at camp, ending a shutout streak of just over 115 minutes. Leslie capped the scoring with just over a minute left, spinning at the side of the net and wiring a shot over the short-side shoulder of Fujimoto to provide the final margin of victory. Amelia Boughn (Toronto, Ont./University of British Columbia, CWUAA) got the start for Gold, stopping all 12 shots she faced before giving way to Sauvé midway through the second period. Sauvé stopped six of seven the rest of the way. The teams meet again Friday (4 p.m. MT) before both close out camp against U SPORTS – Gold on Saturday (2:30 p.m. MT) and Japan on Sunday (10 a.m. MT).

Visiting Team: Canada

Home Team: Japan

CANADA LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	1	Boughn, Amelia
G	31	Sauvé, Kassidy
	2	Atkinson, Olivia
	3	Bach, Victoria
	6	Pozzebon, Josiane
	7	Cross, Codie
	9	Stacey, Brooke
	10	Agnew, Lindsay
	11	Vozenilek, Daniel
	12	Putigna, Christina
	14	Gabel, Loren
	15	Bell, Ashton
	17	Shirley, Sophie
	19	O’Neill, Kristin
	22	Healey, Jess
	23	Miller, Hannah
	24	Bourbonnais, Jaime
	25	Leslie, Rebecca
	28	Maltais, Emma
	29	Picard, Éve-Audrey

CANADA PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On
1st	12	2:00	Hooking	10:40	1		10:40	12:40
3rd	10	2:00	Cross-Checking	11:05	1		11:05	13:05

JAPAN LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	1	Fujimoto, Nana
G	30	Konishi, Akane
	2	Koike, Shiori
	4	Toko, Ayaka
	6	Suzuki, Sena
	7	Hori, Mika
	8	Hosoyamada, Akane
	9	Takeuchi, Aina
	10	Yoneyama, Haruna
	11	Adachi, Yurie
	12	Osawa, Chiho
	13	Fujimoto, Moeko
	15	Ukita, Rui
	18	Taka, Suzuka
	19	Shishiuchi, Miho
	21	Kubo, Hanae
	22	Iwahara, Tomomi
	23	Nakamura, Ami
	24	Miura, Mei
	25	Shiga, Akane
	26	Enomoto, Yoshino
	28	Shiga, Aoi

JAPAN PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On

CANADA Goals

CANADA PLAYERS (plus)

JAPAN PLAYERS (minus)

Per.

Time

G-As1-As2

1st