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2015 National Ringette League playoffs
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The 2015 National Ringette League Playoffs were the postseason tournament of 2014-15 National Ringette League season. Cambridge Turbos defeated the Richmond Hill Lighting to win the 4th title.
== Regular season standing ==
== Format ==
Same as 2014 Playoff except without phrase in parentheses.
== Knockout stage ==
=== (3) Ottawa vs (10) Gatineau ===
Game 1
Ottawa leads the series 1-0
Game 2
Ottawa wins the series 2–0
=== (4) Gloucester vs (9) Atlantic ===
Game 1
Gloucester leads the series 1-0
Game 2
Gloucester wins the series 2–0
=== (5) Richmond Hill vs (8) Bourassa ===
Game 1
Bourassa leads the series 1-0
Game 2
The series ties 1-1
Game 3
Richmond Hill wins the series 2-1
=== (6) Waterloo vs (7) Lac St.Louis ===
Game 1
Waterloo leads the series 1-0
Game 2
The series ties 1-1
Game 3
Waterloo wins the series 2-1
== Elite Eight ==
All games were played at Casman Centre, Suncor Community Leisure Center, Frank Lacroix Arena, all located Fort McMurray, Alberta and only game between Richmond Hill and Edmonton played at Fort McKay Arena, Fort McKay, Alberta from March 30 to April 3.
x indicates clinches semifinal.
y indicates clinches final directly.
== Semifinal ==
Richmond Hill vs. Edmonton
Richmond Hill goes to the final.
== Final ==
Cambridge vs. Richmond Hill
=== Roster ===
Richmond Hill Lighting
van Frankfoort, Lana
Reaman, Shae-Lynn
Duguay, Karen
McWilliams, Karen
Jones, Jessica
Stinson, Shelby
Hurren, Beth
Munro, Carling
Hodgson, Samantha
Johnston, Kristin
Simone, Melissa
Voss, Erica
Gibson, Megan
Kiviaho, Erika
Miller, Ashley (goalie)
Cambridge Turbos
Findlay, Melissa
Campbell, Taylor
Adams, Sheri
Gaudet, Jennifer
Musetti (Nosal), Samantha
Dupuis, Jenna
Granger, Sydney
Wise, Jaclyn
Walden, Brittany
Gaudet, Jacqueline
Nosal, Paige
Barey, Nadia
McCullough, Samantha
Jasper, Elyssa
Pittaway, Meghan (goalie)
== Leaders ==
Player except goalie
Goal
East: Jacqueline Gaudet (16, CAM)
West: Jamie Bell (12, EDM)
Assist
East: Emily Bakker (20, WAT)
West: Shaundra Bruvall (14, CGY)
Point
East: Julie Blanchette (30, MTL)
West: Shaundra Bruvall (22, CGY)
Goalie
Saving %
East Veronique Simard, Ashley Miller (both are .913, BOU and RH respectively)
West Bobbi Mattson (.909, CGY)
Goals against average
East Jasmine LeBlanc (2.50, GLO)
West Breanna Beck (3.90, EDM)
Win
East Meghan Pittaway (5, CAM)
West Breanna Beck, Bobbi Mattson (both are 4, EDM and CGY respectively)
== References ==