2009 Central District Hockey Camp Invitees

1 Anderson, Brittney D
2 Andrews, Mallory F
3 Bergmann, Alexandra D
4 Christenson, Molly F
5 Drake, Hillary G
6 Grandin, Gabby D
7 Heckendorf, Emily F
8 Henderson, Jamie F
9 Hopps, Lauren G
10 Jansen, Caiti F
11 Jaume, Alexa D
12 Johnson, Josie D
13 Johnson, Paige D
14 Jones, Rachel F
15 Kirkpatrick, Carly D
16 Kloppenburg, Lindsay D
17 Nelson, Kendall D
18 Pace, Autumn F
19 Pomeroy, Chelsea F
20 Radjenovic, Cassidy F
21 Reed, Courtney F
22 Reynard, Rachel F
23 Roethlisberger, Lauren F
24 Schieldt, Elizabeth F
25 Schieldt, Sophie D
26 Simon, Breanna F
27 Tremain, Jorydn D
28 Zobel, Hannah D

2009 USA Hockey National Development Hockey Camps

1992

Defence - Madison Kolls, Kelly Jaminski

Forwards - Megan Cox

1993

Defence - Josie Johnson, Lindsay Kloppenburg

Forwards - Kim Drake

1994

Defence - Jayda Hoerres, Katelin Polakoski

Forwards - Brittney Berger, Rachel Jones, Jenna Marks

1995

Defence - Brittney Anderson

Forwards - Hannah Bird, Jamie Henderson, Claudia Kepler, Kassandra Lien, Samantha O'Brien

2009 Girls Central District/USA Hockey

92's
Goalies - Hillary Drake, Alise Riedel, Alex Rigsby, and Sara Schuchardt
Defense - Amber Hynnek, Kella Patterson, Ashley Johnson, Lisa Ingels, Madison Kolls, and Kelley Jaminski
Forwards - Megan Cox, Bonnie Meyer, Samantha Nelson, Emily Heckendorf, Macauly Bauer, Aislinn Leonard, and Chelsa Pomeroy

93's
Goalies - Janna Beilke-Skoug and Jennifer DeGeorge
Defense - Gabby Grandin, Josie Johnson, Jordyn Tremain, Alice Cranston, Lindsay Kloppenberg, Kendall Nelson
Forwards - Abbey Bresser, Tara Frey, Morgan Pope, Elizabeth Strassman, Molly Christensen, Kim Drake, Briann Simon, Mariah Matthys, and Zoe Verkerke

94's
Goalies - Kalli Armagost, Hannah Mast, and Emily Wigdale
Defense - Jayda Hoerres, Heather Shew, Paige Gilbertson, Katelin Polakoski, and Paige Maki
Forwards - Rachel Jones, Mikayka Lee, Jenna Marks, Rachel Kouba, Brittney Berger, Katherine Nejedlo, Lauren Roethlisberger, and Mikayla Johnson

95's
Goalie - Leigh Grall
Defense - Leah Carey, Kylie Gazzolo, Paige Johnson, and Carly Kirkpatrick
Forwards - Hannah Bird, Jamie Henderson, Shelby Hill, Cassandra Lien, Claudia Kepler, Kari Miller, Samantha O'Brien, Julia Tylke, and Molly Fromm

2009 WCA all-state team

First Team

Forwards - Alice Cranston, St. Croix Valley Fusion; Makayla Hogan, Chippewa Falls; Alyssa Algren, Hayward; Erin Stenseth, ECA Stars.
Defense - Hannah Turnbull, Hayward; Josie Johnson, Cap City Cougars; Michelle Wanserski, Central Wisconsin Storm
Goalie - Devon Roen, St. Croix Valley Fusion.

Second Team

Forwards - Jessica Lakin, Fond Du Lac; Kala Drake, Cap City Cougars; Katherine Nejedlo, Fondy / Waupun
Defense - Tanis Klingler, St. Croix Valley Fusion; Morgan Franz, Northland Pines, Keela Patterson, Stevens Point / Wisconsin Rapids; Megan White, Chippewa Falls.
Goalies - Sarah Ethington, University School; Hillary Drake, Central Wisconsin Storm.

Honorable Mention

Forward - Kendall Nelson, Tomahawk; Bailey Otis, Stevens Point / Wisconsin Rapids; Mikaela Coburn, Appleton; Megan Bailey, University School; Makayla Lee, Stevens Point / Wisconsin Rapids; Tiffany Hladovcak, Central Wisconsin Storm; Megan Lindgren, Beloit.
Defense - Anna Westmark, Appleton; Sophie Schieldt, MSO Icebergs; Jade Fema, Viroqua; Katelin Polakoski, Fond Du Lac.
Goalies - Kersten Greene, ECA Stars; Ayla Jacobson, Baraboo; Janna Beilke-Skoug, Cap City Cougars; Cassie Thostenson, MSO Icebergs.

Player of the year - Hannah Turnbull, Hayward.

Coach of the year - Matt Cranston, St. Croix Valley Fusion.

Girls High School Hockey

Girls high school hockey has been been growing every year. There are currently 29 girls hockey teams in the 08-09 hockey season. Many of the schools have to co-op in order to have enough players and be competitive. There will be a Team Wisconsin for the girls in the 2010 and 2011 season.

AAA Girls Hockey

There are 2 year around programs for girls AAA hockey. The are the Madison Capitals and the Wisconsin Wild. Both are are great programs and have had many girls go on to play at the Division I and III programs. There is a big commitment to be made from the parents and daughter both money and time. The teams do play some of the best competition around at there own level and the league that they play in is heavly scouted. It really comes down to the players and parents in what the are looking to get out of it.