FEMALE Tier 1

CAM651	0
SA650	1

#	Date	Location	Home	Visitor
1767430	Sun, Feb. 15, 2026 11:00 AM	Edgeworth Centre Encana Arena	CAM651	SA650

Scoring	1st	2nd	3rd	Total
CAM651	0	0	0	0
SA650	0	0	1	1

Shots	1st	2nd	3rd	Total
CAM651	8	4	3	15
SA650	14	13	11	38

Power Plays
CAM651	--
SA650	--

Scoring Summary

Period 1
No Scoring
Period 2
No Scoring
Period 3
SA650 at 8:20 (PP) - #17 Alyssa Klause from #8 Kokoro Anderson and #11 Emma Godlien

Penalty Summary

Period 1
SA650 at 13:55 - #11 Emma Godlien for Cross Check Minor 9.2 (2 pim)
CAM651 at 5:36 - #15 Kolby Kasur for Body Contact/Body Checking Minor 7.3 (2 pim)
Period 2
No Penalties
Period 3
CAM651 at 17:23 - #15 Kolby Kasur for Cross Check Minor 9.2 (2 pim)
CAM651 at 9:03 - #13 Suree DixonServed by #6 Jalayna Baptiste-Quinney for Check Behind Minor 7.5 plus Game Misconduct (2+10min)

CAM651 Players

#	Name	PIM
1	Dylann Elliot	0.00
2	Quinn Fossen	0.00
4	Ella Twins Ermineskin	0.00
5	Gabrielle Johnson	0.00
6	Jalayna Baptiste-Quinney	0.00
7	Karis Bjorge	0.00
9	Nadia Lopez Balcells	0.00
10	Tacee Thompson	0.00
12	Maci Buller	0.00
13	Suree Dixon	12.00
14	Abbigail Mulloy	0.00
15	Kolby Kasur	4.00
17	Mackayla Strader	0.00
19	Natalie Welch	0.00

CAM651 Goalies

#	Name	MP	GA	SHOTS	SAVES	SAV%
1	Dylann Elliot	60:00	1	38	37	0.97

CAM651 Staff

Name
Cal Zimmer
Matt Strader
Rob Bjorge
Sara Heck

Officials

Kyler Charchun, Referee 1

Maltreatment

Teams

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