2017-18 ACAC Women's Hockey News

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MacEwan Griffins Repeat as ACAC Women's Hockey Champions

March 12, 2018

After a 17-year hiatus the MacEwan Griffins and Red Deer Queens squared off for bragging rights for the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) Women's Hockey Championship banner.

MacEwan goalie Sandy Heim turns aside an Olds shot under pressure during a recent contest (photo by Len Joudrey)
ACAC Women's Hockey Finals

February 28, 2018

With Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference w(ACAC) women’s hockey introduced in 2000-2001, the championship final has featured the pitting of the MacEwan University Griffins and Red Deer Queens only once.

Carley Jesell (No 21), MacEwan Griffins
No. 1 Ranked after the regular season
ACAC Women's Hockey Semi-finals

February 21, 2018

Entering the 18th Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) women’s hockey postseason, the Olds College Broncos are making their first-ever appearance.

NAIT Ooks women's hockey player Kendra Hanson
NAIT Ooks women's hockey player Kendra Hanson

February 13, 2018

When Kendra Hanson was graduating from R.D. Parker Collegiate in her hometown of Thompson, Manitoba, she had a few life-changing decisions to make. An outstanding hockey player, she had interest shown from the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) to play post-secondary hockey along with a school south of the border.

Jaydin Spooner photo by Matthew Jacula MacEwan University
Olds College Broncos women's hockey player Jaydlin Spooner

February 08, 2018

Making headlines, be it as a player or future sports journalist, Jaydlin Spooner loves hockey. The native of Campbell River, British Columbia, now in her rookie season with the Olds College Broncos women’s hockey team, started playing the sport at a young age.

Red Deer women's hockey Jade Petrie
Red Deer women's hockey Jade Petrie

February 01, 2018

With only four games remaining in the 2017-2018 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference(ACAC) women’s hockey regular season, Jade Petrie of the Red Deer Queens will become the second-top scorer in the team’s 18-year history.

Carley Jesell (No 21), MacEwan Griffins
No. 1 Ranked after the regular season
Griffins Hockey Player Carley Jewell

November 23, 2017

Carley Jewell was an all-around athlete growing up in Winnipeg, Manitoba. You name the sport? She was on it.