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thingsmk1120sayz · 3 months
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Wayne Gretzky on his Birthday
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1920sitgirl · 11 months
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The Vancouver Amazons, a 1920s women’s hockey team.
If you go back to 1900 you’ll find an anual tournament hosted by the city of Rossland and discover that New Westminster also began hosting competitions in 1914, but unfortunately as hockey arenas we’re commandeered for the war effort women’s hockey struggled to survive, thus began their fight for recognition.
In 1918 a strong team made up of high school girls hungry for the win schooled the Vancouver ladies hockey team. They called themselves the Amazons, their play was aggressive and they showed no fear, not only were they slick enough to win against VL but were bold enough name themselves the B.C champions. Their claim was controversial and the team would soon be put to the test.
In 1921 came the Alpine cup, A trophy donated by the Alpine Club of Canada for women’s hockey to the Banff Winter Carnival. Although having competitions to play in is now seen as the bare minimum this cup raised the profile of women’s hockey, in a sense women now had a Stanley Cup to play for. The cup was first won by the Calgary Regents and with the bitter feeling of losing still lingering this marked the start of the Vancouver Amazons revenge tour.
At a West Coast women’s championship that took place the same year, the Amazon’s were up against the Victoria Kewpies and American team the Seattle Vamps. This was the first international competition in women’s ice hockey history, the Amazons won every single game and proved they were a force to be reckoned with by not conceding a single goal. Striving forward with the feeling of victory their tour continued, back with a new momentum they were ready to compete again for the Alpine cup in the 1922 tournament. The roster for this tournament included Elizabeth Hinds, who, while competing became the first woman from British Columbia to score a hat trick in a game, Phebe Senkler who captained the amazons, Senkler’s Sister Norah who played defence, Forward’s Kathleen Carson and Nan Griffith and Amelia Voitkevic as goaltender. In the championship game they were once again face to face with their old rivals the Calgary Regents, the game was tied 1-1 and sent to overtime by Amazons player Kathleen Carson, Celebrated for “having a shot like a man’s” Kathleen went on to score again, winning the championship in overtime and securing her team the most coveted title in women’s ice hockey “Lady Champions of Western Canada”
Top photo = Members of the Vancouver Amazons
Middle Photo = A newspaper clipping highlighting the Amazons victory against the Vancouver Ladies
Bottom photo = The Vancouver Amazons with the Alpine cup
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petoskeystones · 15 days
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anyways. names for the pwhl trophy that would have actual meaning
barrie cup. the first documented all-womens hockey game was played in barrie, ontario in 1892
lapensee cup. albertine lapensee is considered to be the first woho superstar
mccallion cup. ok this was already a cup at the 1987 worlds womens hockey tournament BUT we could bring it back. bc hazel mccallion was a badass not just in hockey but in general
meredith cup. name of the first womens hockey trophy in 1920s canada, donated by lady isobel brenda allan meredith (fun fact, she was a cousin of sir allan, for whom the canadian mens senior hockey trophy the allan cup is named)
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la-belle-histoire · 6 days
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Girls Hockey Team at Royal Victoria College. William Notman & Son, Montreal. 1920.
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hockeytown-gifs · 6 months
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A little piece of the Joe - Wings vs Lightning - Oct. 14, 2023
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thatskrakenhockeybaby · 11 months
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How about that Florida-Carolina game huh? Tkachuk with the winner deeeeeep in 4OT, ending the game at 4am!!
Montour clocked in with 57:56 of ice time, skating over **8 miles** in the game. Unreal!
It’s also the 6th longest NHL playoff game ever
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puckthepast · 5 months
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Frank Ludwig Jerwa of the 1930 Vancouver Lions.
Frank first signed with the Lions in 1929 and stayed until 1931, during the 1930/31 season he led the lions in scoring and ended the season with 16 points before being traded to the Boston Bruins. Frank made his return to Vancouver in 1939 after spending the two previous season with the Seattle Seahawks, he ended his last season with the lions with 47 points.
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nomoremaybe · 4 months
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thingsmk1120sayz · 7 months
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Toronto Maple leafs training camp way back when
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thingsmk1120sayz · 3 months
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thingsmk1120sayz · 1 year
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This is funny 😄 the 80s were wild
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thingsmk1120sayz · 6 months
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thingsmk1120sayz · 3 months
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Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Montreal Canadiens in 1964
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thingsmk1120sayz · 1 year
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Let's celebrate a real hockey legend today
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