Silver medals for TNT at the Western Shield
The South Fraser TNT have won a silver medal at the 2015
Western Shield tournament in Stonewall, MB.
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Provincials Day Four - TNT claim the BC Hockey banner
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The South Fraser TNT
captured their first-ever provincial
championship Sunday afternoon at the Richmond Ice
Centre, edging the Kamloops Vibe 2-1 in the BC Hockey
Senior A final.
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Provincials Day Three - Semifinals set for Sunday morning
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The South Fraser TNT didn’t
play on Day Three, but learned which three teams have
joined them in the semifinal round. The Jets, Vibe and
Moose are also in the final four.
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Provincials Day Two - TNT advance to semifinals
Phil Mony photo (copyright). With their second win in as
many days, the South Fraser TNT have earned a bye
through to the semifinal round of the BC Hockey
Championships at the Richmond Ice Centre.
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Provincials Day One - TNT, Devils winners
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The South Fraser TNT and
Richmond Devils were winners on Day One of the BC
Hockey Championships at the Richmond Ice Centre.
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Inaugural All-Star game a success
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The inaugural South Coast
Female Amateur Hockey League All-Star Game was staged
Saturday night (March 21) at the Richmond Ice Centre, and
was a huge success.
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Week 22 - Regular season complete
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The regular season concluded
with six games in Week 22, with the first-place Kamloops
Vibe winning twice on the final weekend of play.
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Week 21 - Jets clinch final playoff position
Phil Mony photo (copyright). With a 1-1 tie against the BC
Thunder, the Fraser Valley Jets have clinched the final
playoff position.
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Week 20 - Vibe win league championship
Phil Mony photo (copyright). With a pair of shutout
victories on home ice in Week 20, the Kamloops Vibe have
clinched first place.
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Week 19 - Devils clinch a playoff spot
The Richmond Devils are the fourth team to clinch a berth to
the BC Hockey Senior Female Championships March 26- 29.
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Week 18: TNT take two from Phantoms
The South Fraser TNT swept a pair of games on Vancouver
Island in Week 18, and the Meadow Ridge Moose split two
games with the Richmond Devils.
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Yallouz off to Crashed Ice final
Richmond Devils captain Alex Yallouz will be the lone
B.C. representative at the upcoming Red Bull Crashed
Ice finals to be held in Edmonton during the second
week of March.
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Week 17 - Thunder chasing final playoff position
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The BC Thunder earned a
win and a tie from their two games in Week 17 to move
within four points of the Fraser Valley Jets and the sixth
and final playoff position.
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All-star game rosters announced
The 34 players to participate in the inaugural SCFAHL
All-Star Game have been announced.
The rosters of Team Black and Team Blue were
released Thursday.
All Star game t-shirts are now on sale. All proceeds
will help cover costs of the inaugural SCFAHL All-Star
Game.
Photos of the All-Star Game T-Shirts and a t-shirt
order form are posted on the downloads section of
this website.
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Moose challenges SCFAHL rivals
The Meadow Ridge Moose has challenged other SCFAHL teams to
join them in their support of Hockey Against Bullying and
Skate For Change on Feb. 27 in Pitt Meadows, or to raise
anti-bullying awareness in their communities.
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TNT scores
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Week 16 - TNT, Moose tied for second
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The South Fraser TNT topped the
Meadow Ridge Moose 4-1 in Pitt Meadows, leaving both teams
tied for second place, a point back of the Kamloops Vibe.
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Week 15 - Phantoms climb into fourth
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The Victoria Phantoms had two
wins and two losses in a four-game road trip in Week 15. The
four points lifted Victoria into fourth place in the SCFAHL
standings, one point up on the Richmond Devils.
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Week 14 - Kamloops does it with defence
Phil Mony photo (copyright). Three victories in less than 24
hours pushed the Kamloops Vibe back to the top of the SCFAHL
standings.
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Week 13 - TNT back on top
Phil Mony photo (copyright). South Fraser TNT ties Richmond
Devils, defeats Simon Fraser, regains first place.
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Vibe win twice, alone in first place
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The Kamloops Vibe swept
the Richmond Devils to assume sole possession of first
place.
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Week 11: Three teams tied for first place
Phil Mony photo (copyright). A trio of ties left three
teams tied for first place as the South Coast Female
Amateur Hockey League takes a two-week Christmas
break.
The South Fraser TNT and Meadow Ridge Moose have
moved alongside the Kamloops Vibe for top spot,
each with 22 points.
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Week 10: Victoria climbs into fourth
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The Victoria Phantoms
swept a two-game series on Vancouver Island to move
into fourth place. The Meadow Ridge Moose remain tied
for second place after a 6-1 win over the TWU Titans.
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Week Nine: Wins for TNT, Devils and Jets
Phil Mony photo (copyright). South Fraser TNT move into
a tie for second, Jets reach .500 mark.
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Week Eight: Vibe make a move to the top
Phil Mony photo (copyright). Kamloops Vibe earn seven
of eight points on weekend road trip, Phantoms sweep
TWU Titans in Victoria.
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Week Seven: Meadow Ridge back on top
Phil Mony photo (copyright). The Meadow Ridge Moose back in
first place, Kamloops Vibe and Victoria Phantoms win twice
each on home ice.
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October's Three Stars
Sandra Grant, Alana Parker, Vicki Thistle are SCFAHL's
Three Stars.
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Devils in the News
The Richmond Devils were featured in a local community
newspaper.
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SCFAHL game featured online
The Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Times posted a photo gallery
online from a game between the Meadow Ridge Moose and the
Victoria Phantoms.
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Week Six: Moose tied with TNT atop standings
Phil Mony photo (copyright). A pair of one-goal victories in
Week Six have moved the Meadow Ridge Moose into a tie for
first place.
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Week Five: Last two unbeaten teams fall
Phil Mony photo (copyright). South Fraser TNT split a
weekend series in Kamloops, stay two points up on Meadow
Ridge Moose.
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Week Four: Shutout wins lift TNT to the top
Phil Mony photo (copyright). South Fraser TNT had a pair of
4-0 wins to move into first
place.
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Week 3: Devils climb to the top
Phil Mony photo (copyright). Richmond Devils win twice, move
into first place tie with Meadow Ridge Moose.
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Week Two: TNT still perfect
Phil Mony photo (copyright). South Fraser TNT win twice by
shutout, Simon Fraser University also wins a pair.
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Week One: Vibe assume first place
The Kamloops Vibe won twice and tied a pair to take an early
lead in the league standings. Three other teams earn three
points from the first weekend of play.
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2014-15 season under way in Surrey
The defending league champion Meadow Ridge Moose
and members of the Meadow Ridge minor female
program got together on the first weekend of play in the
South Coast Female Amateur Hockey League season.
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Sponsor secured for All-Star Game
Avida Sportswear Presents SCFAHL All Star Game 2015
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Kamloops to host the worlds
Kamloops has been selected to host the 2016 IIHF
Women’s World Championship, bringing the event to BC
for the first time in its 26 year history.
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Date set for SCFAHL All-Star game
The date and site for the inaugural South Coast Female
Amateur Hockey League (SCFAHL) All-Star Game has been
determined.
Thirty (30) players will be selected to play in the game,
set for Saturday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Richmond Ice
Centre.
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Meadow Ridge Moose at UBC's Challenge Cup
The Moose will compete in a six-team preseason tournament
hosted by the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds.
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2014-15 schedule released
All teams will play 28 games in the 2014-15 season.
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Moose defender to coach in Kelowna
Evan Rodger has moved from the ice to behind the bench.
The former defender for the Meadow Ridge Moose has been
appointed the head coach of the female Pee Wee A team with
Kelowna Minor Hockey.
Rodger played four seasons in SCFAHL, the first three with
the B.C. Thunder before joining the Moose prior to last season.
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