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1st Canadian Women's Hockey League All-Star Game

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1st CWHL All-Star Game Team Red Team White 3 0 0 3 2 1 1 0 December 13, 2014 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Air Canada Centre Rebecca Johnston 2016 The 1st Canadian Women's Hockey League All-Star Game, took place on December 13, 2014 at Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.http://mapleleafs.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=101897 https://web.archive.org/web/20141115013410/http://mapleleafs.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=101897 dead November 15, 2014 2014 All-Star Game Toronto Toronto Maple Leafs Admission was free, and 6,850 people attended the game. The game aired live on Sportsnet One in Canada, as well as on the NHL Network in the United States. The event featured three 15-minute periods which aired on television, and had a Skills Competition following the game. This edition of the All-Star Game featured a "fantasy draft" format akin to the NHL All-Star Game in order to determine the rosters. Fan balloting determined the team captains, which were goaltender Charline Labonté from the Montreal Stars, and rookie forward Jessica Campbell of the Calgary Inferno. The captains each chose 5 players for their team, and picked the remainder of their teams via mini-stick draw. While this game was promoted as the first All-Star Game, there were in fact two previous All-Star Games played during the 2008-09 season.https://www.flickr.com/photos/hockeymedia/4364683115 2008 All-Star Game hockeyMedia These two games featured CWHL All-Stars against NHL Alumni. Rosters Fan balloting Voting for CWHL all-star captains started on November 21, 2014. Online voting will require fans to vote on the CWHL.com web site. Fans were presented a list of 42 players.http://www.cwhl.ca/view/cwhl/news-644/news_232123 All-Star Rosters CWHL #NamePos.TeamVotes 1 Charline Labonté Goalie Montreal Stars 20.79% 2 Jessica Campbell Forward Calgary Inferno 20.24% 3 Geneviève Lacasse Goalie Boston Blades 19.11% 4 Sami Jo Small Goalie Toronto Furies 9.99% 5 Tara Watchorn Defence Boston Blades 9.94% Draft The draft of the players took place on December 12, 2014 at 8:00 pm, Eastern time. It was held at the Delta Hotel in Toronto. Team White Round Nat. Player Team Pos. Num. 1 CAN Jessica Campbell Calgary Inferno Forward 20 2 CAN Sami Jo Small Toronto Furies Goalie 1 3 CAN Haley Irwin Calgary Inferno Forward 12 4 USA Hilary Knight Boston Blades Forward 27 5 CAN Laura Fortino Brampton Thunder Defence 8 6 CAN Lauriane Rougeau Montreal Stars Defence 5 7 CAN Geneviève Lacasse Boston Blades Goalie 33 8 CAN Delayne Brian Calgary Inferno Goalie 30 9 CAN Jocelyne Larocque Brampton Thunder Defence 3 10 USA Meghan Duggan Boston Blades Forward 17 11 CAN Caroline Ouellette Montreal Stars Forward 13 12 CAN Carly Mercer Brampton Thunder Forward 21 13 CAN Carly Hill Montreal Stars Defence 6 14 CAN Michelle Bonello Toronto Furies Defence 4 15 CAN Natalie Spooner Toronto Furies Forward 24 16 CAN Brittany Esposito Calgary Inferno Forward 19 17 USA Kelli Stack Boston Blades Forward 14 18 CAN Tara Watchorn Boston Blades Defence 11 19 CAN Sarah Davis Calgary Inferno Forward 9 20 CAN Cathy Chartrand Montreal Stars Defence 8 1em Team Red Round Nat. Player Team Pos. Num. 1 CAN Charline Labonté Montreal Stars Goalie 32 2 CAN Lisa-Marie Breton-Lebreux Montreal Stars Forward 26 3 CAN Rebecca Johnston Calgary Inferno Forward 6 4 CAN Jamie Lee Rattray Brampton Thunder Forward 26 5 USA Kacey Bellamy Boston Blades Defence 22 6 CAN Tessa Bonhomme Toronto Furies Defence 25 7 CAN Christina Kessler Toronto Furies Goalie 35 8 CAN Erica Howe Brampton Thunder Goalie 72 9 USA Alyssa Gagliardi Boston Blades Defence 4 10 USA Blake Bolden Boston Blades Defence 5 11 USA Julie Chu Montreal Stars Forward 21 12 CAN Jenna Cunningham Calgary Inferno Forward 22 13 CAN Jenelle Kohanchuk Toronto Furies Forward 91 14 CAN Jessica Wong Calgary Inferno Defence 8 15 CAN Emmanuelle Blais Montreal Stars Forward 47 16 CAN Ann-Sophie Bettez Montreal Stars Forward 24 17 CAN Carolyne Prevost Toronto Furies Forward 27 18 CAN Shannon Moulson Toronto Furies Defence 23 19 CAN Jess Jones Brampton Thunder Forward 22 20 USA Megan Bozek Toronto Furies Defence 12 Brianna Decker of the Boston Blades and Courtney Birchard of the Brampton Thunder were selected for the All-Star Game, however both were unable to participate. Game summary Team White's Natalie Spooner of the Toronto Furies opened the scoring late in the first period, putting a loose puck behind Team Red Captain Charline Labonté. Haley Irwin picked up an assist on the opening marker. Team White added to their lead in the second period, as Kelli Stack scored on Christina Kessler. Stack's Boston Blades teammate Hilary Knight and Natalie Spooner got assists on the goal. Sami Jo Small of the Toronto Furies and Delayne Brian of the Calgary Inferno had shutouts for Team White in the first and second periods respectively. Team Red came out quickly in the Third period, as Montreal Stars forward Lisa-Marie Breton-Lebreux scored early in the period on Team White's Geneviève Lacasse with Blake Bolden and Ann-Sophie Bettez assisting on the goal. Jamie Lee Rattray tied the game up a few minutes later for Team Red on a feed from Emmanuelle Blais. Rebecca Johnston of the Calgary Inferno would give Team Red the lead midway through the third, beating her Canada women's national ice hockey team teammate Geneviève Lacasse on a mini-breakaway. Jenelle Kohanchuk and Ann-Sophie Bettez assisted on the eventual game winner. Team Red's Jessica Wong from the Calgary Inferno picked up the only penalty of the game late in the third period for tripping, however Team White was unable to beat Team Red goalie Erica Howe on the 6-on-4 power play. Skills competition Following the game, Joe Bowen hosted the Skills Competition. The first part of the event was the Fastest Skater competition. Team White won the 5-heat event 3–2, with Jessica Campbell, Michelle Bonello and Carly Hill winning their heats. Rebecca Johnston and Jessica Wong won the two heats for Team Red. The second part of the Skills Competition was the Breakaway Relay, an elimination shootout featuring the skaters who didn't compete in the Fastest Skater event. Team Red won after Megan Bozek scored after everyone else had been eliminated. Geneviève Lacasse did take an attempt for Team White, however she was stopped by Erica Howe. References Category:Canadian Women's Hockey League 2014 Canadian Womens Hockey League All-Star Game All-Star Game Category:2014 in sports in Ontario Category:2014 in Toronto Category:December 2014 sports events in Canada Category:Women's sports in Ontario