2022 World Ringette Championships rosters

Below are the rosters for the national ringette teams which competed in the 2022 World Ringette Championships.

Seniors

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Team Canada Senior

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CANADA SENIOR[1][2][3][4]
Pos. No. Player League Team
Goaltender
G 29 Grace MacKenzie   NRL Atlantic Attack
G 31 Laurie St-Pierre   NRL Rive-Sud Révolution
G 41 Jasmine LeBlanc   NRL Atlantic Attack
Defence
D 11 Emilie Cunial   NRL Rive-Sud Révolution
D 18 Melissa Misutka
(Assistant Captain)
  NRL Edmonton WAM!
D 19 Nicole Pelletier   NRL Edmonton Black Gold Rush
D 27 Camille Dumont   NRL Rive-Sud Révolution
D 28 Julie Vandal   NRL Gatineau Fusion
D 52 Brett Van Nieuw Amerongen   NRL Manitoba Herd
D 70 Lydia Duncan   NRL Waterloo Wildfire
Forward
F 4 Ann Sauve   NRL Calgary RATH
F 6 Molly Chorney   NRL Edmonton Black Gold Rush
F 7 Jenny Snowdon
(Assistant Captain)
  NRL Atlantic Attack
F 9 Nina Tajbakhsh   NRL Edmonton WAM!
F 10 Erika Kiviaho
(Captain)
  NRL Waterloo Wildfire
F 77 Britney Snowdon   NRL Atlantic Attack
F 99 Laurence Larocque   NRL Rive-Sud Révolution
Centre
C 2 Gillian Dreger   NRL Edmonton WAM!
C 8 Marie-Pier Blanchard   NRL Montreal Mission
C 17 Torrie Shennan   NRL Edmonton WAM!
C 26 Émily Chénier   NRL Gatineau Fusion
C 75 Danielle Bechard   NRL Edmonton Black Gold Rush
TEAM STAFF
(CANADA SENIOR)
Position Name
Team manager Jen Falloon
Head coach Lorrie Horne
Assistant coach Julie Blanchette
Assistant coach Heather Konkin
Assistant coach Jacinda Rolph
Assistant coach Chris Belan
INTEGRATED SUPPORT TEAM
(CANADA SENIOR)
Position Name
Lead Scout Chris Belan
Strength & Conditioning Consultant James Clock
Performance Dietician Kelly Dragger
Head Athletic Therapist Connie Klassen
Mental Performance Consultant Laura Pollice
Mental Performance Consultant Jamie Bunka
RINGETTE CANADA
HIGH PERFORMANCE STAFF
(CANADA SENIOR)
Position Name
Manager of
High Performance
& Athlete Services
Stephanie Laurin
High Performance
Director
Frances Losier
OFFICIALS
(CANADA SENIOR)
Position Name
On-ice official Geri Lamers
On-ice official Robert Drury
On-ice official Alexander Hanes

Team Finland Senior

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FINLAND SENIOR[5][6]
Number Name
Forwards
6 Helmi Laivuori
9 Kaisa Hurske
12 Roosa Salonen
13 Kattariina Kurikko (Assistant Captain)
Centres
10 Anne Pohjola (Assistant Captain)
11 Susanna Tapani (Captain)
19 Camilla Ojapalo
20 Maija Väyrynen
22 Marianna Kuiko
33 Riikka Sjögren
Defence
5 Jasmin Kiiski
7 Hanna Ovaska
15 Emmi Merelä
17 Kaisa Viren
18 Miranda Välisaari
Goaltenders
30 Maria Perkkola
31 Kaisa Katajisto
32 Hanna Minkkinen
Team Staff
Position Name
Team Manager Sanna Alanko
Communications Manager Yvonne Koch
Head Coach Pasi Kataja
Assistant Coach Marjukka Virta
Assistant Coach Eevi Kaasinen
Goalkeeper Coach Aura Lehtonen
Physiotherapist Sami Aalto
Sports psychologist (certified) Janica Järvenpää
Trainer Mika Salminen
Trainer Pekka Takala

Juniors

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Team Canada Junior

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The 2022   Canada Junior Under-21 team (U21) was chosen during a selection camp held in Mississauga, Ontario.

For this WRC, athletes were named to Ringette Canada’s, "Junior National Travelling Team Roster". This roster was made up of 20 "Playing Roster" athletes, and 2 "Development Roster" athletes. Development Roster athletes were only added to the Playing Roster if the athlete was deemed unfit to play for medical reasons and thus needed to be removed from the Playing Roster.

CANADA JUNIOR (U21)[7][8]
Number Name League Team
Forwards
2 Cloé LeBlanc   NRL Atlantic Attack
5 Mikyla Brewster   NRL Calgary RATH
14 Vail Ketsa[9]   NRL Edmonton WAM!
16 Nicole Girardin   NRL Manitoba Herd
17 Emma Kelly[10]
(Assistant Captain)
  NRL Nepean Ravens
51 Mégane Fortin
(Assistant Captain)
  NRL Montréal Mission
93 Erika Neubrand[11][12]   NRL Cambridge Turbos
Centres
11 Erin Ung[13]   NRL Calgary RATH
19 Belle Paisley[14]   NRL Manitoba Herd, Steinbach Panther and Eastman Flame
81 Alexsi Kavvadas   NRL Manitoba Herd
Defence
9 Katherine Shaughnessy[12]   NRL Cambridge Turbos
10 Jasmine Menard[10]   NRL Gatineau Fusion
23 Geneviève Belliveau   NRL Atlantic Attack
26 Tatum Allen[12]   NRL Cambridge Turbos
44 Regan Meier Calgary U19AA
58 Kaylee Armstrong Calgary U19AA
88 Marla Wheeler
(Captain)
  NRL Calgary RATH
Goaltenders
1 Holland Kozan[15]   NRL Saskatchewan Heat
30 Rachael Pelisek[10]   NRL Nepean Ravens
34 Paige Roy Calgary U19AA
Development Roster Athletes
3 Quinn Ladoon Calgary West Hillhurst Open A
97 Jalena Marelic[10]   NRL Nepean Ravens
Team Staff
Position Name
Head Coach Mark Beal
Assistant Coach Colleen Hagan
Assistant Coach Keely Brown
Assistant Coach Andrea Ferguson
Athletic Therapist Melinda Krulicki
Team Manager Jocelyn MacLeod
Officials
On-ice official Geri Lamers
On-ice official Robert Drury
On-ice official Alexander Hanes

Team Finland Junior

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The 2022   Finland Junior Under-21 team (U21) included a total of 18 players. In addition, two separate teams, Finland U18, competed against national teams who were in the 2022 President's Pool. One team involved players born in 2004, the other in 2005.

FINLAND JUNIOR (U21)
Number Name
Forwards
7 Emmi Juusela
9 Kia Kosunen (Assistant Captain)
10 Meeri Lonka
12 Minka Levander
13 Essi Sarmala
18 Iina Kupiainen
19 Mette Nurminen
17 Vilma Tuominiemi
15 Eerika Viro
Centres
11 Jenna Hakkarainen
20 Minka Tiihonen
Defence
3 Enni Ojala (Captain)
5 Karola Kosunen
6 Maria Wetterstrand (Assistant Captain)
14 Kia Erkkilä
16 Emilia Hirvonen
Goaltenders
30 Mona Rytkönen
31 Siiri Uusitalo
Team staff
Position Name
Team Manager Petra Ahokas
Communications Manager Viivi Väätänen
Head Coach Nina Sundell[16]
Assistant Coach Petra Ojaranta
Goalie Coach Aura Lehtonen
Video Coach Vesa Lönngren
Trainer Tony Samuelsson
Trainer Jari Koski
Physiotherapist Noora Nojonen

President's Pool

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Team Sweden Senior

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SWEDEN SENIOR[17]
Pos. Number Name
Goalie 35 Kaisa Juntunen
Goalie 1 Erica Richardson
Pos. Number Name
2 Sara Klint
3 Sarah Esmail  
4 Kajsa Frankenberg
6 Anna Norrbom
(Assistant Captain)
7 Maja Andersson
9 Jessica Alakärppä
11 Wilma Frankenberg
12 Nilla Wernersson
(Assistant Captain)
13 Amanda Olofsson
17 Carolina Cordova
18 Jennifer Peterback
20 Ellen Granath
21 Emilia Castañeda Månsson
22 Saga Bergström
23 Alma Lindqvist
24 Jessika Runolf Lindqvist
(Captain)
Team Staff
Head coach Bruce Graham[18]
Assistant coach Rachel Graham[18]
Assistant coach
Trainer

Team USA Senior

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Roster:[19]

USA SENIOR
Number Name
Forwards
7 Cadence Pirtle[20]
12 Campbell Schnurr
14 Nyah Bodnarchuk[20]
15 Shaelyn Corasiniti (Captain)
17 Tiffany Muylle
25 Renee Hoppe (Captain)
37 Denise Berry[21]
Centre
8 Hilary Davidson (Captain)
10 Jaclyn Lovelett
82 Haley Wickens
Defence
2 Madison Broadhurst
3 Moira Davidson (Captain)
4 Diana Coolidge
5 Ellie O'Sullivan
6 Sara Hayami
9 Brianna Stanford
11 Brianna Faber
Goaltenders
1 Brianna Burke
31 Ashley Steele
Team Staff
Position Name
Manager Heather Graham
Assistant Manager Keith Graham
Head Coach Kari Sadoway
Assistant Coach Phyllis Sadoway
Assistant Coach Beth Vallis
Assistant Coach Jason Sjostram
Assistant Coach Devon Lowe

Team Czech Republic Senior

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CZECH REPUBLIC SENIOR[22]
Pos. Number Name
Goalie 23 Veronika Hulková
Goalie 99 Kateřina Prokešová
Pos. Number Name
Defence 2 Avery Larmour
Defence 17 Nina Gegánová
Defence 21 Babora Šebíková
Defence 88 Petra Volmutová
Pos. Number Name
Forward 3 Tereza Nademlejnská
Forward 12 Alena Kančiová
Forward 13 Thea Cazzanti
Forward 16 Michelle Bettauer
Forward 19 Dita Svobodová
Forward 25 Šarlota Tomasco
Forward 29 Kateřina Svobodová
Forward 32 Lenka Kobyláková
Forward 34 Tereza Kašparová
Forward 62 Veronika Kamasová
Pos. Number Name
Centre 31 Lenka Kubisková
Centre 33 Arran Arthur[23]
Centre 81 Karolina Kosinová
TEAM STAFF
Head coach Lenka Kobyláková
Assistant coach Andrej Jakubec, Radek Husák, Helen Bettauer, Kateřina Svobodová
Manager Veronika Hůlková
Trainer

Finland U18

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Two separate teams, Finland U18 2004 (players born in 2004) and Finland U18 2005 (players born in 2005) competed against the 2022 teams of Team Sweden Senior and Team USA Senior.

Finland U18 2004

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FINLAND U18 2004
Name
Hillevi Holmström
Emilia Sormunen
Neea Hauta-Alus
Jenni Mikkola
Emilia Tuominiemi
Saaga Tuomi
Emmi Rantakari
Iida Tuominiemi
Satu Reunanen
Pihla Alapuranen
Tuuli Hämäläinen
Saani Hietanen
Sara Huttunen
Ida Suokas
Inka Tuulaniemi
Nicole Thesleff
Ella Karhu

Finland U18 2005

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FINLAND U18 2005
Name
Suvi Saarinen
Milja Lillvist
Tuuli Laakkonen
Katariina Maikola
Mimosa Kyttälä
Emilia Nurmikoski
Milka Mikkola
Oona Rantala
Lulu Karttunen
Sofia Saarela
Noona Pursiainen
Vilma Jokipii
Pinja Toivonen
Sini Pelkonen
Hanna Kauppinen
New Konttinen
Emma Usvala

References

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  2. ^ "Senior National Team Program". ringette.ca. Ringette Canada. 2022. Retrieved 14 September 2022.
  3. ^ "Congratulations to the 22 athletes named to our 2022 Senior National Team". facebook.com. Ringette Canada. 31 July 2022. Retrieved 4 October 2022.
  4. ^ Randy Pascal (26 September 2022). "Captain Canada: Sudbury's Kiviaho to lead national ringette squad". thesudburystar.com. The Sudbury Star.com. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  5. ^ "18 CANADA – FINLAND". ringette.torneopal.fi. Ringette Finland. 2 November 2022. Retrieved 3 November 2022.
  6. ^ "NAISTEN MAAJOUKKUE". ringette.fi (in Finnish). Ringette Finland. 2022. Retrieved 19 September 2022.
  7. ^ "Junior National TEAM PROGRAM". ringette.ca. Ringette Canada. 2022. Retrieved 4 March 2023.
  8. ^ "Junior national team roster announced". ringette.ca. Ringette Canada. 23 May 2022. Archived from the original on 23 May 2022. Retrieved 23 May 2022.
  9. ^ Jack Farrell (25 June 2022). "Local ringette player Vail Ketsa chosen for national team". stalberttoday.ca. St. Alberta Today.ca. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  10. ^ a b c d Martin Cleary (25 October 2022). "HIGH ACHIEVERS: Emma Kelly 'living' in a different time zone for world junior ringette championship". ottawasportspages.ca. Ottawa Sports Pages.ca. Retrieved 2 March 2023.
  11. ^ Andy Bader (31 May 2022). "Local ringette player named to junior national team". mitchelladvocate.com. Mitchell Advocate.com. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  12. ^ a b c Aastha Shetty (26 October 2022). "3 Cambridge Turbos off to Finland to play for Canada's junior national ringette team". cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 1 November 2022.
  13. ^ "Athlete of the Week: Erin Ung". calgary.ctvnews.ca. CTV News Calgary. 10 February 2023. Retrieved 10 February 2023.
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  15. ^ Steve Seto (18 November 2022). "'A really amazing experience': Sask. ringette player returns from tournament in Finland". cjme.com. Regina / 980 CJME. Retrieved 18 November 2022.
  16. ^ Terhi Pinomäki. "U21-maajoukkueen päävalmentaja Nina Sundell kannustaa pelaajia ajattelemaan itse: Haastakaa itseänne!" [Nina Sundell, head coach of the U21 national team encourages players to think for yourself: Challenge yourself!]. ringette.tablettilehti.fi (in Finnish). Retrieved 29 September 2022.
  17. ^ "Sverige Ringette | Här är den, äntligen, truppen till VM i Esbo 2022" [Sweden Ringette | Here it is, finally, the squad for the World Cup in Espoo 2022.]. facebook.com/sweringette. 5 September 2022. Retrieved 15 October 2022 – via Facebook.
  18. ^ a b Alex Flood (20 September 2022). "Local father-daughter duo embraces rare coaching opportunity". sootoday.com. Soo Today.com. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  19. ^ "Team USA Ringette | MEET THE TEAM". teamusaringette.com. USA Ringette. 2022. Retrieved 26 September 2022.
  20. ^ a b Jack Farrell (5 October 2022). "Local teens make U.S. roster for World Ringette Championships". stalberttoday.ca. St. Albert Today.com. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  21. ^ "Denise Berry joins Team USA to compete in World Ringette Championships". ourmidland.com/news. Midland Daily News. 11 October 2022. Retrieved 19 October 2022.
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  23. ^ Scott Stabfield (28 November 2022). "Vancouver Islander wins world bronze for Czechia in ringette". Vancouver Island Free Daily. Retrieved 17 December 2022.
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