2019 World Ringette Championships
other
Year2019
Other titles13th World Ringette Championships
CountryCanada
DatesNovember 25–December 1, 2019
Num teams7
VenuesBill Copeland Sports Centre
CityBurnaby, British Columbia
Winners

Senior Pool
Sam Jacks Series:
(Sr.)
(8th title)

Junior Pool
(Jr.)
(3rd title)

President's Pool (Sr.)

Second

Senior Pool
Sam Jacks Series:
(Sr.)

Junior Pool
(Jr.)

President's Pool
(Sr.)

ThirdPresident's Pool
(Sr.)
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The 2019 World Ringette Championships (2019 WRC) was an international ringette tournament and the 13th (XIII) World Ringette Championships. The tournament was organized by the International Ringette Federation (IRF) and was contested in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, from November 25 - December 1, 2019.[1][2] The main competition took place at the Bill Copeland Sports Centre.[3]

The games were recorded and live streamed by Sports Canada TV[4] and have since been made available for public viewing on the video sharing site, YouTube, by Ringette Canada. Fifteen of the games were live-streamed online and made available for public viewing.

Overview

Participating national teams in the included: Team Canada Senior, Team Canada Junior (U19), Team Finland Senior, Team Finland Junior (U19), Team Sweden Senior, Team USA Senior,[5] and Team Czech Republic.[6]

Team Finland Senior won the gold medal in the Senior Pool, the "Sam Jacks Series",[7] and Team Canada Junior won the gold medal in the Junior Pool. In the President's Pool, Sweden claimed gold, the USA claimed silver, and the Czech Republic claimed the bronze.[8]

Venue

Bill Copeland Sports Centre
Host venue
Location– Burnaby, British Columbia
Constructed
Capacity2,000 seated

Teams

Senior PoolJunior PoolPresident's Pool
2019 Team Finland Senior2019 Team Finland Junior (U19)2019 Team Sweden Senior
2019 Team Canada Senior2019 Team Canada Junior (U19)2019 Team USA Senior
2019 Team Czech Republic Senior

Final standings

Senior Pool results

The Senior Pool competition, also known as the "Sam Jacks Series", was a three-game series between Team Canada Senior and Team Finland Senior. Team Finland Senior won the gold medal and the Sam Jacks Trophy.[9][8][7]

Team
Team Finland Senior
Team Canada Senior

Junior Pool results

The Junior Pool competition was a three-game series between Team Canada Junior and Team Finland Junior. The winning team, Team Canada Junior, won the gold medal, the world junior title,[8][9] and was rewarded with the new Juuso Wahlsten Trophy, the first year the trophy was introduced to the tournament.

Team
Team Canada Junior (U19)
Team Finland Junior (U19)

President's Pool results

The President's Pool involved junior (U19) athletes from Team Canada Junior and Team Finland Junior competing with the developing ringette countries. Team Sweden Senior won[10][8] and was rewarded with a gold medal and the President's Trophy.

Team
Team Sweden Senior
Team USA Senior
Team Czech Republic Senior

Rosters

Seniors

Team Finland Senior

The 2019 Team Finland Senior team included the following:[11]

FINLAND SENIOR
style="background:silver; |Numberstyle="background:silver; |Name
Forwards
5Laura Kyllönen
9Elina Tahvanainen
11Susanna Tapani
12Roosa Salonen
16Riikka Sjogren
20Maija Väyrynen
Centres
4Marjukka Virta
10Anne Pohjola
19Camilla Ojapalo
Defence
3Pauliina Auvinen
7Milla Laakso
13Katariina Kurikko
15Emmi Merelä
17Kaisa Viren
18Miranda Välisaari
Goaltenders
30Maria Perkkola
31Kaisa Katajisto
32Meini Kärnä
Team Staff
style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|Team ManagerSusanna Saarela
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachTimo Himberg
style="text-align:left;|CoachKim Forsblom
style="text-align:left;|TrainerNoora Nojonen
style="text-align:left;|TrainerMika Salminen
style="text-align:left;|TrainerPekka Takala

Team Canada Senior

The 2019 Team Canada Senior team[12][13] competed in the 2019 World Ringette Championships. The 2019 Team Canada Senior team included the following:

CANADA SENIOR
width=10 style="background:silver;|Numberstyle="background:silver;|Name
Forwards
7Jenny Snowdon
10Erika Kiviaho
11Allison Biewald
90Erin Markle
91Chantal St-Laurent
93Jamie Bell[14]
99Laurence Larocque
Centres
2Gillian Dreger[14]
6Kaitlyn Youldon (Assistant Captain)
9Shaundra Bruvall
89Dailyn Bell (Assistant Captain)[14]
Defence
3Annie Debaji
16Chantal Gauthier
18Melissa Misutka[14]
19Paige Lanteigne (Nosal)
28Christianne Varty (Captain)
29Erica Voss
98Rachel Ung
Goaltenders
31Laurie St-Pierre
33Amy Clarkson
41Jasmine LeBlanc
61Breanna Beck
Team Staff
style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachBarb Bautista
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachCarly Ross
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachAlexis Snowdon
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachSharolyn Wouters
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachKeely Brown
style="text-align:left;|Mental Performance ConsultantCarl Nienhuis
style="text-align:left;|Head Athletic TherapistConnie Klassen
style="text-align:left;|Team ManagerJocelyn MacLeod

Juniors

Team Finland Junior

The 2019 Team Finland Junior team included the following:[15]

FINLAND JUNIOR
style="background:silver; |Numberstyle="background:silver; |Name
Forwards
4Helmi Laivuori
9Marianna Kuiko
16Luana Perez
Centres
2Taru Kylä-Kaila
5Krista Lanteri
7Ronja Lahtivirta
11Jenna Hakkarainen
14Taru Hämäläinen
15Mikaela Saukkonen
18Petra Hyökyvaara
20Minka Tiihonen
Defence
6Jemina Hakomaki
8Milla Juusela
17Minka Halttunen
21Moona Passila
Goaltenders
30Katariina Ek
31Siiri Uusitalo
32Oona Keskinen
Team Staff
width=60% style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|ManagerPetra Ahokas
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachVesa Lönngren
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachAhto Kärnä
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachNina Sundell
style="text-align:left;|TrainerJari Koski
style="text-align:left;|TrainerTony Samuelsson

Team Canada Junior

The 2019 Team Canada Junior team included the following:[16]

CANADA JUNIOR
width=10 style="background:silver;|Numberstyle="background:silver;|Name
Forwards
4Ann Sauve
10Jasmine Ménard
11Emilie Cunial
16Ariane Sagala
17Emma Kelly[17]
27Sara Plouffe[18]
51Mégane Fortin[18]
66Taylor Hildebrand
77Britney Snowdon
95Jasmina Morroni
Centre
2Maddie MacLean
25Emily Power
29Laura Soper
Defence
7Lydia Duncan[19]
8Meghan Hanton-Fong
28Julie Vandal
52Brett Van Nieuw Amerongen
71Torrie Shennan
88Marla Wheeler
Goaltenders
31Grace MacKenzie
33Marie-Ève Dubé
82Kiana Heska[20]
Team Staff
style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachLorrie Horne
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachChris Belan
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachCarrie Hartley
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachDanielle Hildrebrand
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachHeather Konkin
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachJacinda Rolph
style="text-align:left;|Athletic therapistMelinda Krulicki
style="text-align:left;|Strength and Conditioning CoachJames Clock
style="text-align:left;|Team ManagerManon Bordeleau

On March 18, 2021, Ringette Canada announced that it had inducted the 2019 Junior National Team into the Ringette Canada Hall of Fame.[21][22][23]

President's Pool

Team Sweden Senior

The 2019 Sweden Senior team included the following:[24]

SWEDEN SENIOR
style="background:silver; |Numberstyle="background:silver; |Name
Forwards
6Anna Norrbom
8Emilia Riikola
18Jennifer Peterback
20Ellen Granath
Centres
3Sarah Esmail
21Emilia Castañeda Månsson
22Meri Ruuska
Defence
11Wilma Frankenberg
12Nilla Wernersson
13Amanda Olofsson
17Carolina Cordova
19Camilla Lepistö
Goaltenders
30Alexandra Väyrynen
Team Staff
style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|ManagerMats Peterback
style="text-align:left;|CoachBruce Graham
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachTerry Abblett
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachMark Baril
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachEva Frankenberg
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachGunilla Peterback

Team USA Senior

The 2019 USA Senior team included the following:[25]

USA SENIOR
style="background:silver; |Numberstyle="background:silver; |Name
Forwards
10Jaclyn Lovelett
15Shaelyn Corasiniti
17Tiffany Muylle
24Carlye Thompson
37Colleen Senecal
82Haley Wickens
88Britt Kleine
97Chloe Field
Centres
8Hilary Davidson
16Grace Beggs
Defence
3Moira Davidson
5Elisabeth O'Sullivan
7Lianne Bowman
9Brianna Stanford
13Brenda Rossetto
Goaltenders
30Margot Ostrander
42Julia Fair
Team Staff
width=60% style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|ManagerHeather Graham
style="text-align:left;|ManagerTim Rossetto
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachKari Sadoway
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachHaley Hill
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachPhyllis Sadoway
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachBeth Vallis
style="text-align:left;|TrainerRenee Hoppe
style="text-align:left;|TrainerCraig Wing

Team Czech Republic Senior

The 2019 Czech Republic Senior team included the following:[26]

CZECH REPUBLIC SENIOR
style="background:silver; |Numberstyle="background:silver; |Name
Forwards
18Sandra Majerová
19Dita Svobodová
29Kateřina Svobodová
32Lenka Kobyláková
56Kateřina Čapková
62Veronika Kamasová
99Kateřina Prokešová
Centres
31Lenka Kubisková
33Arran Arthur
91Petra Volmutavá
Defence
5Lisa Rausch
6Petra Herzigová
17Nina Gegáňová
38Nina Branická
Goaltenders
3Ivana Beděrková
Team Staff
width=60% style="background:silver; |Positionstyle="background:silver; |Name
style="text-align:left;|ManagerVeronika Hůlková
style="text-align:left;|Head CoachLenka Kobyláková
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachDana Hůlková
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachRadek Husák
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachAndrej Jakubec
style="text-align:left;|Assistant CoachJaroslav Volmut

See also

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