2014 National Ringette League playoffs

The 2014 National Ringette League Playoffs were the postseason tournament of 2013-14 National Ringette League season. Ottawa Ice defeated the Cambridge Turbos to win the 1st ever title.^[1]

Regular Season Standing

Main article: 2013-14 National Ringette League season

Format

Top two teams in East and West clinch the Elit Eight directly and third place to tenth place team clinch the knockout stage. (this year, red subdivision champion was Montreal Mission and it is at third since for the fair game, Montreal clinch the Elite Eight directly.) The knock out stage is best-of-three and 3 vs 10, 4 vs 9, 5 vs 8 and 6 vs 7. The winner of knockout stage go to the Elite Eight.

In Elite Eight, eight teams play a game against rest of the team and the top team clinch the final. The second and third place team clinch the semifinal.

The semifinal winner goes to the final and the winner of the final is this year's champion.

Knockout Stage

(3) Ottawa vs (10) Lac St.Louis

Game 1

Lac St.Louis Adrenaline v Ottawa Ice

15 March 2014

Lac St.Louis Adrenaline	4–10 (1–5, 0–2, 2–2, 1–1)	Ottawa Ice
Keeble 0:11(1st), 10:12(4th) Groulx 0:31(3rd, PP) Ipperciel 9:42(3rd)		Hartley 2:31(1st), 4:57(1st), 12:19(4th, PP) Simzer 1:41(1st), 11:09(3rd) MacDonald 8:24(1st), 2:09(2nd) Bateman 10:16(1st), 3:32(3rd) McBride 8:39(2nd)

Bell SensPlex, Kanata, Ontario
Attendance: 50
Referee: Natalie Fortin, Emmanuelle Bourbeau

Ottawa leads the series 1-0

Game 2

Ottawa Ice v Lac St.Louis Adrenaline

15 March 2014

Ottawa Ice	11–3 (4–0, 2–0, 2–3, 3–0)	Lac St.Louis Adrenaline
Bateman 0:19(1st), 12:16(1st), 0:42(3rd) Lugg, K. 3:40(1st), 6:35(4th, SH) Simzer 11:08(2nd), 12:29(2nd) Love, J. 10:15(1st) Love, K. 4:00(3rd) Lugg, C. 9:57(4th, PP) Hartley 10:47(4th)		Groulx 7:22(3rd), 12:10(3rd) Lecours Boucher 5:05(3rd)

Walter Baker Arena, Nepean, Ontario
Attendance: 63
Referee: Mathieu Leduc, Mario Periard

Ottawa wins the series 2-0

(4) Richmond Hill vs (9) Rive Sud

Game 1

15 March 2014

Rive Sud Revolution	1–10 (0–2, 1–1, 0–3, 0–4)	Richmond Hill Lighting
Tauvette 0:56(2nd)		Simone 5:14(1st), 2:12(3rd), 3:57(4th) Bakker 6:56(3rd), 0:59(4th) Jones 0:55(1st) Davies 11:44(2nd) Nosal 3:21(3rd) Hodgson 0:17(4th, SH) Thompson 9:49(4th, PP)

Tom Graham Arena, Richmond Hill, Ontario
Attendance: 62
Referee: Amy Murray, Lorie Grant

Richmond Hill leads the series 1-0

Game 2

15 March 2014

Richmond Hill Lighting	12–0 (2–0, 5–0, 1–0, 4–0)	Rive Sud Revolution
Bakker 3:19(1st, PP), 2:28(2nd), 7:17(2nd), 11:19(4th) Nosal 3:35(2nd), 4:07(2nd), 4:57(4th, PP) Simone 7:19(1st), 7:02(4th, PP) Jones 9:43(2nd) Thompson 12:08(3rd) Musetti (Nosal) 10:10(4th, PP)

Elvis Stojko Arena, Richmond Hill, Ontario
Attendance: 0
Referee: Amy Murray, Robert Drury

Richmond Hill wins the series 2-0

(5) Gloucester vs (8) Gatineau

Game 1

Gatineau Fusion v Gloucester Devils

15 March 2014

Gatineau Fusion	4–5 (1–2, 1–1, 1–1, 1–1)	Gloucester Devils
Lavergne 10:17(1st), 1:08(3rd) St-Laurent 3:12 (2nd, PP), 11:04(4th, PP)		Gabel 1:00(1st), 3:14(1st) Youldon 5:33(2nd), 3:49(4th, PP) McGonigal 6:33(3rd)

Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex, Orleans, Ontario
Attendance: 65
Referee: Mario Periard, Mathieu Leduc

Gloucester leads the series 1-0

Game 2

Gloucester Devils v Gatineau Fusion

15 March 2014

Gloucester Devils	4–5 (3–2, 0–2, 0–1, 1–0)	Gatineau Fusion
Gabel 3:21(1st, PP) Lewis 4:18(1st) Youldon 8:12(1st) McGonigal 5:52(4th)		St-Laurent 4:04(1st), 1:54(2nd), 10:05(3rd) Levergne 9:54(1st, PP), 2:33(2nd)

Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex, Orleans, Ontario
Attendance: 70
Referee: Natalie Fortin, Emmanuelle Bourbeau

The series ties 1-1

Game 3

Gatineau Fusion v Gloucester Devils

16 March 2014

Gatineau Fusion	3–4 (1–1, 1–2, 0–0, 1–1)	Gloucester Devils
Octeau 0:58(1st) St-Laurent 11:44(2nd, SH) Bock-Laurin 11:39(4th)		McGonigal 1:28(1st), 8:41(2nd, PP) Gabel 11:21(2nd, PP) Biewald 7:37(4th)

Fred Barrett Arena, Ottawa, Ontario
Attendance: 67
Referee: Natalie Fortin, Emmanuelle Bourbeau

Gloucester wins the series 2-1

(6) Waterloo vs (7) Bourassa

Game 1

15 March 2014

Le Royal de Bourassa	2–4 (2–1, 0–0, 0–2, 0–1)	Waterloo Wildfire
Berthelet 1:31(1st, PP) Demers 6:54(1st)		Scott 5:50(1st), 4:01(3rd), 10:06(4th) Kelly 11:17(3rd, PP)

St. Clements Arena, St. Clements, Ontario
Attendance: 50
Referee: Chris Faulds, Robert Drury

Waterloo leads the series 1-0

Game 2

15 March 2014

Waterloo Wildfire	2–4 (1–1, 0–1, 0–0, 1–2)	Le Royal de Bourassa
Kelly 7:01(1st) Scott 2:49(4th)		Demers 3:40(1st) Daraîche 10:55(2nd) Lacharite 6:06(4th) Berthelet 9:38(4th)

RIM Park, Waterloo, Ontario
Attendance: 100
Referee: Brent Bunting, Lorie Grant

The series ties 1-1

Game 3

16 March 2014

Le Royal de Bourassa	5–7 (2–3, 0–1, 2–2, 1–1)	Waterloo Wildfire
Daraîche 0:19(1st), 4:58(1st, PP) Lacharite 2:37(3rd), 8:10(4th) Demers 12:57(3rd)		Vivian 6:36(1st), 8:53(1st) Wilson 4:10(3rd), 11:48(4th, PP) Scott, J. 3:02(1st) Scott, R. 7:52(2nd) Kowalsky 12:31(3rd)

Albert McCormick Arena, Waterloo, Ontario
Attendance: 75
Referee: Lorie Grant, Robert Drury

Waterloo wins the series 2-1

Elite Eight

All games were played at Cooperators Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan from April 7 to 11.

x indicates clinches the Semifinal.
y indicates clinches the Final directly.

	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS
y-Cambridge Turbos	7	6	1	0	12
x-Ottawa Ice	7	5	2	0	10
x-Edmonton WAM!	7	5	2	0	10
Richmond Hill Lighting	7	4	3	0	8
Calgary RATH	7	3	4	0	6
Montreal Mission	7	3	4	0	6
Gloucester Devils	7	1	6	0	2
Waterloo Wildfire	7	1	5	1	2

Semifinal

Ottawa vs Edmonton

Edmonton WAM! v Ottawa Ice

11 April 2014

Edmonton WAM!	2–3 (0–1, 1–1, 1–1, 0–0)	Ottawa Ice
Bell 12:36(2nd, PP), 12:21(3rd)		Simzer 6:21(1st, PP) Love 0:25(2nd) Lugg 12:10(3rd, PP)

Co-operator Center, Regina, Saskatchewan
Attendance: 0
Referee: Jaimie Nelson, Karen Meek

Ottawa wins the game and goes to the Final.

Final

Cambridge vs Ottawa

Ottawa Ice v Cambridge Turbos

12 April 2014

Ottawa Ice	7-4 (1–1, 2–1, 0–2, 4–0)	Cambridge Turbos
Bateman 6:19(1st), 0:51(4th, SH), 12:11(4th, EN/SH) Simzer 5:45(2nd), 8:06(4th), 12:42(4th, EN/SH) Hartley 6:15(2nd)		Gaudet, Je. 12:55(1st, PP), 7:40(2nd) Gaudet, Ja. 5:37(3rd, PP), 12:51(3rd, PP)

Co-operator Center, Regina, Saskatchewan
Attendance: 0
Referee: Natalie Fortin, Robert Drury

Roster

Ottawa

Simzer, Jayme
McBride, Jenna
Love, Kyrie
Côté, Natasha
Laviolette, Emilie
Bateman, Alex
Gross, Sarah
MacDonald, Brittany
Goguen, Sophie
Lugg, Katie
Hartley, Jennifer
Laframboise, Chloe
Fougere, Elsa
Lugg, Carrie
Love, Jenna
Goble, Tori (golie)

Cambridge

Findlay, Melissa
Campbell, Taylor
Albert, Kayla
Gaudet, Jennifer
Hinde, Megan
Dupuis, Jenna
Hannesson, Kacy
Granger, Sydney
Purbrick, Jessica
Richards, Stacey
Walden, Brittany
Walden, Jessica
Gaudet, Jacqueline
Barey, Nadia
McCullough, Samantha
Jasper, Elyssa
Pittaway, Meghan (golie)

Leaders

Player except goalie
- Goal
  - East: Josie Scott (19, WAT)
  - West: Jamie Bell (16, EDM)
- Assist
  - East: Katie Lugg (16, OTT)
  - West: Dailyn Bell (18, EDM)
- Point
  - East: Emily Bakker (31, RH)
  - West: Dailyn Bell (33, EDM)
Goalie
- Saving %
  - East Meghan Pittaway (.926, CAM)
  - West Breanna Beck (.894, EDM)
- Goals against average
  - East Meghan Pittaway (2.86, CAM)
  - West Breanna Beck (5.27, EDM)
- Win
  - East Meghan Pittaway (6, CAM)
  - West Anj Grewal, Bobbi Mattson (both are 3, EDM and CGY respectively)

References

↑ "Ice capture club’s 1st NRL crown", Sports Ottawa.com, retrieved by January 20, 2016

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