Past Events
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2017 World Ringette Championship, Mississauga, ON, Canada
November 27th 2017 - December 3rd 2017.
Results:
Sam Jacks U19: Presidents' Pool:
1. Finland 1. Canada 1. Sweden
2. Canada 2. Finland 2. USA
3. Czech Republic
- 2016 World Ringette Championships, Helsinki, Finland
December 27th 2015 - January 4th 2016
Ringette Festival - a tournament for U14 and U16 teams was held in conjution with 2016 WRC.
- 2013 World Ringette Championship, North Bay, ON, Canada
December 29th 2013 - January 4th 2014
Results:
Seniors: U19: Presidents' Pool:
1. Finland 1. Finland 1. U19 Finland
2. Canada 2. Canada 2. U19 Canada
3. USA 3. USA
4. Sweden 4. Sweden
Awarded players of the tournament:
Tournament MVP - Marjukka Virta, Team Finland
Team Finland MVP - Anne Pohjola
Team Canada MVP - Meghan Pittaway
Team USA MVP - Chelsea Stone
Team Sweden MVP - Linda Björling
U19 Team Finland MVP - Roosa Salonen
U19 Team Canada MVP - Molly Lewis
Officials of the tournament:
Brent Bunting
Veera Innanen
Liisa Jokela
Karen Meek
Amy Murray
Laura Knowles (Director of Officials)
2013 World Champions - Team Finland
Players:
Eloranta, Tanja
Häyrinen, Riikka
Kallionpää, Siiri
Kangassalo, Eeva
Kantee, Jessica
Koskelin, Kati
Kyhälä, Salla 'A'
Mononen, Tiina
Näkki, Anna
Perkkola, Maria
Pohjola, Anne
Pukkila, Kirsi 'A'
Railio, Miia
Ropanen, Hanna
Sydänmaa, Mira
Tuokko, Annamari
Viinamäki, Jenni
Virta, Marjukka 'C'
Ylitalo, Nelly
Team Staff:
Himberg Timo, Head coach
Forsblom Kim, Assistant coach
Salminen Mika, Trainer
Takala Pekka, Trainer
Lehtonen Pirjo, Team manager
Liukkonen Katja, Doctor
- 2012 U19 World Ringette Championships, London, ON, Canada
December 28th 2012 – January 3rd 2013
Results:
1. Canada East
2. Finland
3. Canada West
4. Russia (Mosaic team)
5. USA (Mosaic team)
6. France (Mosaic team)
Awarded players of the tournament:
First line all-stars:
Forward: Susanna Tapani, Finland
Forward: Samantha Nosal, Canada East
Forward: Shaundra Bruvall, Canada West
Defense: Paige Nosal, Canada East
Defense: Sanni Isaksson, Finland
Goaltender: Maria Perkkola, Finland
Second line all-stars:
Forward: Lotta Halttunen, Finland
Forward: Martine Caissie, Canada East
Forward: Kelsie Caine, Canada West
Defense: Kassendra Maigar-Patenaude, France
Defense: Jenna Dupuis, Russia
Goaltender: Jasmine LeBlanc, Canada East
Officials of the tournament:
Robert Drury
JF Éthier
Veera Innanen
Saija Kantola
Karen Meek
Mario Periard
Laura Knowles – Director of Officials
2012 U19 World Ringette Champions, Team Canada East:
Players:
Caissie Martine
Callander Jessie
Charbonneau Maude
Denstedt Josslyn
Duncan Danielle
Erwin Leah
Gabel Jennifer
Gibson Megan
Granger Sydney
Lacharite Alexandra
Lavergne Myriam
Leblanc Jasmine
Mason Kirsti
McInnis Sue Ellen
Nosal Paige
Nosal Samantha
P.Belanger Émilie
Richards Stacey
Richardson Abby
Scott Robin
Scott Josie
McMullen Karly
Team Staff:
Wouters Sharolyn
Gaudet Jackie
Seguin Stephanie
Dupuis Mary
Pittaway Meghan
Roy Brigette
December 28th 2011 – January 1st 2012
Results:
1. Lapinlahden Luistin -89
2. Raision Nuorisokiekko RNK
3. Luvian Kiekko -82
4. Cambridge Turbos
5. Richmond Hill Lightning
6. Ulriksdals SK
Awarded players of the tournament:
Most valuable player of each team:
Cambridge Turbos – Meghan Pittaway
Lapinlahden Luistin -89 – Anne Pohjola
Luvian Kiekko -82 – Kirsi Pukkila
Raision Nuorisokiekko – Susanna Tapani
Richmond Hill Lightning – Beth Hurren
Ulriksdals SK – Linda Björling
All Star line-up:
Goaltender: Anna Näkki, Luvian Kiekko -82
Defence: Beth Hurren, Richmond Hill Lightning
Defence: Jonna Ruotsalainen, Lapinlahden Luistin -89
Center: Anne Pohjola, Lapinlahden Luistin -89
Forward: Emily Bakker, Cambridge Turbos
Forward: Susanna Tapani, Raision Nuorisokiekko
Officials of the tournament:
Lorie Grant
Tobias Huzell
Saija Kantola
Katriina Keskitalo
Jamie Nelson
Stina Saarinen
Veera Lempiäinen – Director of Officials
2011 World Club Champions, Lapinlahden Luistin -89:
Players:
Koskelin, Kati
Mikkonen, Johanna
Mononen, Tiina
Ovaska, Ulla
Parviainen, Hennariikka
Petäjäniemi, Minna
Pohjola, Anne
Pohjola, Mari
Pusa, Oona
Randell, Tiina
Ruotsalainen, Jonna
Ruotsalainen, Maiju
Satama, Jonna
Vanhala, Essi
Virta, Marjukka
Yli-Arvela, Riikka
Ylitalo, Nelly
Team Staff:
Pohjola, Juha
Koskelin, Teemu
Haapalainen, Kaarina
Tuomi, Antero
Haapalainen, Juha
Väisänen, Aune
November 1st - 6th 2010
Results:
1. Finland
2. Canada
3. USA
4. Sweden
Awarded players of the tournament:
Most valuable player of the tournament:
Salla Kyhälä, Finland
Most valuable player of each team:
Team Canada - Jennifer Hartley
Team Finland - Heidi Ahlberg
Team Sweden - Linda Björling
Team USA - Catherine Cartier
All-Star line up:
Goaltender: Heidi Ahlberg, Finland
Defence: Beth Hurren, Canada
Defence: Jonna Ruotsalainen, Finland
Forward: Jennifer Hartley, Canada
Forward: Anne Pohjola, Finland
Forward: Salla Kyhälä, Finland
2010 World Ringette Champions, Team Finland:
Players:
Ahlberg, Heidi
Kallio, Mari
Kallionpää, Siiri
Kantee, Jessica
Kortesoja, Katja
Kyhälä, Salla
Lehtonen, Aura
Metsola, Sanna
Mononen, Tiina
Muukkonen, Hannamari
Näkki, Anna
Ojaranta, Petra
Pohjola, Anne
Pukkila, Kirsi
Raesola, Anna-Kaisa
Raesola, Elina
Railio, Miia
Ruotsalainen, Jonna
Ruotsalainen, Maiju
Tapani, Susanna
Tuokko, Annamari
Virta, Marjukka
Team Staff:
Karjalainen, Virpi
Tuominiemi, Tommi
Forsblom, Kim
Kontto, Heikki
Salminen, Mika
Lappalainen, Paula
Liukkonen, Katja
August 4th - 8th 2009
Results:
1. Finland White
2. Canada East
3. Finland Blue
4. Canada West
Results:
1. Cambridge Turbos
2. Luvian Kiekko -82
3. EKS Espoo
Calgary RATH
5. Montreal Mission
Richmond Hill Lightning
2008 World Club Champions, Cambridge Turbos:
Bakker, Emily
Branton, Becky
Brown, Brittany
Cunningham, Stacey
Cowlen, Vanessa
Deveaux, Amanda
Gaudet, Jacqueline
Glaskin-Clay, Danielle
Madsen, Nicky
Mascherin, Christina
Painter, Katie
Pittaway, Meghan
Rowe, Justine
Schell, Courtney
Thompson, Adryon
Wakefield, Jennifer
Wouters, Sharolyn
Results:
1. Finland
2. Canada
3. Sweden
4. USA
2007 World Ringette Champions, Team Finland:
Players:
Hannukainen, Riikka
Heimovirta, Taija
Kaasinen, Eevi
Kallio, Mari
Kantee, Jessica
Koponen, Marja
Kyhälä, Salla
Lager, Anu
Laiho, Sini
Mononen, Tiina
Mäkelä, Tiina
Ojaranta, Petra
Petäjäniemi, Minna
Pohjola, Anne
Raesola, Elina
Ruotsalainen, Jonna
Tamminen, Tiina
Vanhatalo, Anna
Virta, Marjukka
Ylönen, Essi
Team Staff:
Karjalainen, Virpi
Tuominiemi, Tommi
Forsblom, Kim
Kontto, Heikki
Salminen, Mika
Kortesoja, Katja
Results:
1. Finland
2. Canada
3. USA
4. Sweden
2004 World Ringette Champions, Team Finland:
Players:
Blom, Erika
Haapanen, Mari
Haapalainen, Sari
Heinonen, Kristiina
Huhtala, Katri
Koponen, Marja
Kyhälä, Salla
Laine, Emma-Lotta
Lehtinen, Riikka
Lehtonen, Sini
Metsäranta, Riikka
Nuttunen, Jenna
Ojala, Pauliina
Ojaranta, Petra
Ojaranta, Piritta
Pukkila, Kirsi
Saarela, Johanna
Vanhatalo, Anna
Virta, Marjukka
Ylönen, Essi
Team Staff:
Kataja, Pasi
Tuominiemi, Tommi
Forsblom, Kim
Kontto, Heikki
Salminen, Mika
Laulumaa, Jussi
Teräsvaara, Markku
Paasonen, Matti
November 25th-30th 2002
Results:
1. Canada
2. Finland
3. USA
4. Sweden
All-Star line up:
Goaltender: Keely Brown, Canada
Defence: Laura Warner, Canada
Defence: Sini Lehtonen, Finland
Forward: Maria Thompson, Canada
Forward: Riikka Lehtinen, Finland
Forward: Danielle Hobday
2002 World Ringette Champions, Team Canada:
Players:
Bautista, Barb
Beach, Kim
Brown, Keely
Clark, Marion
Daraiche, Melanie
Fedor, Leanne
Gaudet, Jacqueline
Gaudet, Jennifer
Gray, Erin
Henry, Michelle
Hobday, Danielle
Hruska, Shelly
Jensen, Jodi
Manaigre, Gaetane
Miller, Sarah
Lemieux, Michelle
Rolph, Jacinda
Ross, Carly
Ross, Leanne
Snowdon, Alexis
Thompson, Maria
Todd, Megan
Tomy, Nadia
Warner, Laura
Team Staff:
Horne, Lorrie
Sadoway, Phyllis
Semonick, Peter
Whitmars, Blair
Klassen, Connie
Albo, Kristin
Results:
1. Finland
2. Canada
3. USA
4. Sweden
2000 World Champions, Team Finland:
Players:
Annila, Kirsi
Heinonen, Kristiina
Heinonen, Nina
Heinonen, Tia
Järvelä, Kirsi
Koivuniemi, Annukka
Koponen, Kati
Kortesoja, Katja
Laine, Emma-Lotta
Lehtinen, Riikka
Lehtonen, Sini
Lönnroth, Jasmine
Ojala, Pauliina
Ojanen, Mari
Ojaranta, Petra
Oksanen, Arja
Pukkila, Kirsi
Purjo, Tiina
Saarela, Johanna
Vidlund, Kristiina
Team Staff:
Åberg, Krister
Himberg, Timo
Lempinen, Marika
Heinonen, Raimo
Huttunen, Matti
Nurmi, Miia
Kankaanpää, Jouni
Team Canada and Team Finland played exhibition games around Europe. There was no official World Championship finals played.
Results:
1. Canada
2. Finland
3. USA
4. Sweden
1996 World Ringette Champions, Team Canada:
Players:
Anderson, Tamara
Brown, Lisa
Chomik, Jacinda
Cook, Jeanette
Crowe, Tracy
Ericksen, Kara
Ethier, Michelle
Fedor, Leanne
Gregg, Heather
Lipinski, Tawny
MacKinnon, Michelle
McKenzie, Maria
Potter, Shelley
Reynolds, Shelley
Rogers, Jennifer
Ross, Carly
Sadoway, Kari
Warner, Laura
Willan, Jennifer
Wood, Jennifer
Team Staff:
Wheelans, Lyndsay
Sadoway, Phyllis
Marek, Deb
Whitmarsh, Blair
Horne, Lorrie
Hanney, Warren
Results:
1. Finland
2. Canada East
3. Canada West
4. USA
5. Russia
6. Sweden
Results:
1. Canada West
2. Canada East
3. Finland
4. USA
5. Russia
6. Sweden
Results:
1. Alberta
2. Ontario
3. Quebec
4. Gloucester (Host)
5. Manitoba
6. Saskatchewan
7. Finland
8. Usa
1990 World Ringette Champions, Team Alberta (Canada):
Players:
Annala, Cindy
Brown, Cara
Brown, Lisa
Chomik, Shauna
Diduck, Judy
Fenton, Sandy
Flath, Shauna
Gillespie, Anne
Hanson, Heather
Kondrosky, Diana
Marek, Deb
McKernan, Tamara
Olson, Susan
Orr, Tanya
Reeves, Holly
Rogers, Jennifer
Wheelans, Lyndsay
Wood, Janine
Team Staff:
Wood, Reg
Buzak, George
Willis, Francis
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Photo credit: Brian W Doherty
2012 U19 World Ringette Champions, Team Canada East
Photo Credit: Bryan Williams/Action Cards Photography
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