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2023 World Ringette Championships

=Red McCarthy (professional ice skater)=


 * Professional skating star
 * Olympic ice skater
 * stunt skater
 * barrel jumper
 * Canadian speed skater
 * father of three time Canadian Champion Norah McCarthy
 * Irish-Canadian
 * world champion of barrel jumping
 * Ice Capades
 * Red McCarthy's King Bat, which appeared to audiences in England
 * "King Bat Of The Forest" act

Two blogs Two youtube One phto

Two photos wiki

https://skateguard1.blogspot.com/2015/10/king-bat-of-forest.html

=Coach=

{ He was the head coach of the Finland national ringette team in the years 2011–2020 and won the World Ringette Championships in 2013, 2016, 2017 and 2019

From 1993 to 2000, Himberg served as the second coach of the Finnish national ringette team and from 2007 to 2010 as the head coach of the Finnish youth ringette national team, Team Finland Junior. At that time the team won the under-19 World Junior Ringette Championship in 2009.

In the SM Ringette league, (formerly ) Himberg has coached (RNK), VG:62 and Turun Ringette.

=Jennifer Hartley= Copied content and translated from French to English from ; see that page's history for attribution.

2010 World Ringette Championships

Jennifer Hartley, born February 4, 1988, in Balzac, Alberta, is a Canadian ringette player who played centre. She played for the Canadian national ringette team and in the National Ringette League (NRL) for the Edmonton WAM!.

Career

Jennifer Hartley began playing ringette at the age of 4. She eventually played at the elite level with the Edmonton Belle AA team (Belle is now the Under-18, U-18 age group). She participated in the 2004 Canadian Ringette Championships in the U-16 division for Team Alberta and helped the team win gold.

At the age of 18, Hartley took part in the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse with Team Alberta [ 3 ] and emerged as the best forward on her team [ 4 ].

In 2007 she began playing in Canada's premier league for ringette, the National Ringette League (NRL) and began playing for the Edmonton WAM!. She helped her team win 2 National Ringette League Championships for the 2009-10 [ 5 ] and 2010-11 seasons.[ 6 ] During the final game in April 2, 2011, she scored 2 goals for the WAM! to defeat the Cambridge Turbos 4-2 [ 7 ] .

At the 2007 World Ringette Championships, she was on reserve for Canada's senior national team [ 8 ] but at the 2010 World Ringette Championships, she was a regular member of the national team distinguishing herself as one of the best players on Team Canada.

On January 24, 2009, in Quebec City, Hartley competed in downhill ice cross at Red Bull Crashed Ice. At the time she was one of the few women to participate in this extreme skating and endurance event. She placed second in the women's competition behind her compatriot, Kerri Anne Wallace [ 10 ] .

Statistics

National Ringette League

International

Awards


 * medal at the 2004 Canadian Ringette Championships, U16 Team Alberta
 * medal at the 2007 Canada Winter Games
 * [[File:Simple cup icon.svg]] 2 National Ringette League championship titles (both won with the Edmonton WAM!).
 * in downhill ice cross at the 2009 Red Bull Crashed Ice
 * medal at the 2010 World Ringette Championships

Individual honors

• Voted Rookie of the Season 2007-08 in the National Ringette League (NRL) [ 12 ]

• Voted to the 2010 World Ringette Championships All-Star Team [ 13 ]

• Finalist for player MVP season 2010-11 in the NRL [ 14 ]

• Elected to the 2011 Canadian Ringette Championship All-Star Team [ 15 ]

Personal life

She completed her civil and biomedical engineering at the University of Alberta [ 16 ] .

See also Related articles Related articles
 * Ringette
 * National Ringette League
 * Edmonton WAM!
 * World Ringette Championships

External links Profile

Venues
WRC 2022

Exhibition venues

=2000 Seniors 2002-2004=

Team Finland
The 2002 Team Finland Senior team competed at the 2002 World Ringette Championships in Edmonton, Canada, between November 25 and November 30, 2002. The 2004 Team Finland Senior team competed at the 2004 World Ringette Championships in Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden, between November 23 and 27, 2004.

2002 Seniors
The 2002 Team Finland Senior team competed at the 2002 World Ringette Championships in Edmonton, Canada, between November 25 and November 30, 2002.

2004 Seniors
The 2004 Team Finland Senior team competed at the 2004 World Ringette Championships in Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden, between November 23 and 27, 2004.

2007 Seniors
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Exhibition games
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=WORLD RINGETTE CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY= WORLD RINGETTE CHAMPIONSHIPS

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=Women's World Championships history (Seniors)=

Competitions
There are three World Championships for women. In para sport, there is only one for men but at times has included women players.


 * IIHF Women's World Championship - 1990
 * World Ringette Championships - 1990
 * Women's Bandy World Championship - 2004
 * World Para Ice Hockey Championships - 1996

Powerhouses
Ringette powerhouses: 🇨🇦Canada & 🇫🇮Finland
 * 🇫🇮 Finland has won 9 Senior titles and has been runner-up 2 times. Team Alberta and Team Canada West won prior to the 1996 World Ringette Championships.
 * 🇨🇦 Canada has won 2 Senior titles and has been runner-up 9 times
 * 🇨🇦 Canada has won 4 Junior titles and has been runner-up 3 times. Prior to the 2013 World Ringette Championships, U19 Team Canada East and U19 Team Canada West represented the country.
 * 🇫🇮 Finland has won 3 Junior titles and has been runner-up 4 times. Prior to the 2013 World Ringette Championships the Finland White Stars and Finland Blue Stars, and U19 Team Finland represented the country.

UPDATE Women's ice hockey powerhouses: 🇨🇦Canada & 🇺🇸USA
 * 🇨🇦 Canada has won 12 titles and has been runner-up 8 times; they were defeated by Finland in 2019
 * 🇺🇸 USA has won 9 titles and has been runner-up 12 times

🇫🇮 Finland was runner-up in 2019, the first time a team other than USA or Canada has finished in 2nd place

Women's bandy powerhouses: 🇸🇪Sweden & 🇷🇺Russia
 * 🇸🇪 Sweden has won 10 titles and has been runner-up 1 time
 * 🇷🇺 Russia has won 1 title and has been runner-up 9 times

🇳🇴 Norway was runner-up in 2022, the first time a team other than Sweden or Russia has finished in 2nd place, but this was due to Russia pulling out after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

All-Time Winners
All three sports had their world championships during the same year in 2004, 2007, and 2016. 2022 and 2023 are also Triple Header years. Historically only Canada has had more than one world title in a given year, in the years 1990 and 1992. However the ringette titles were technically unofficial because the official world ringette championship count began in 1996.
 * "Triple Header" Years

YEAR	HOCKEY	RINGETTE	BANDY

2022 (2021)	🏆 🇨🇦 Canada - (19th Edition)	(14th Edition)	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (11th Edition)

2021	⛔️Cancelled	⛔️Cancelled	Event not played

2020	⛔️Cancelled	⛔️Cancelled	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (10th Edition)

2019	🏆 🇺🇸 USA - (18th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (13th Edition)	Event not played

2018	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	Event not played	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (9th Edition)

2017	🏆 🇺🇸 USA - (17th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (12th Edition)	Event not played

2016	🏆 🇺🇸 USA - (16th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (11th Edition)	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (8th Edition)

2015	🏆 🇺🇸 USA - (15th Edition)	Event not played	Event not played

2014	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	Event not played	🏆🇷🇺 Russia - (7th Edition)

2013	🏆🇺🇸 USA - (14th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (10th Edition)	Event not played

2012	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (14th Edition)	Event not played	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (6th Edition)

2011	🏆🇺🇸 USA - (13th Edition)	Event not played	Event not played

2010	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (9th Edition)	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (5th Edition)

2009	🏆🇺🇸 USA - (12th Edition)	Event not played	Event not played

2008	🏆🇺🇸 USA - (11th Edition)	Event not played	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (4th Edition)

2007	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (10th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (8th Edition)	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (3rd Edition)

2006	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	Event not played	🏆🇸🇪 Sweden - (2nd Edition)

2005	🏆🇺🇸 USA - (9th Edition)	Event not played	Event not played

2004	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (8th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (7th Edition)	INAUGURAL YEAR 🏆🇸🇪 Sweden

2003	⛔️Event not played	Event not played	No event

2002	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (6th Edition)	No event

2001	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (7th Edition)	Event not played	No event

2000	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (6th Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (5th Edition)	No event

1999	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (5th Edition)	Event not played	No event

1998	🗺 Not held in Olympic year	SUMMIT SERIES  🌎🏆🇫🇮 Finland	No event

1997	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (4th Edition)	Event not played	No event

1996	Event not played	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (4th Edition)	No event

1995	Event not played	Event not played	No event

1994	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (3rd Edition)	🏆🇫🇮 Finland - (3rd Edition)	No event

1993	Event not played	Event not played	No event

1992	🏆🇨🇦 Canada - (2nd Edition)	🏆🇨🇦 Canada West - (2nd Edition)	No event

1991	Event not played	Event not played	No event

1990	INAUGURAL YEAR🏆🇨🇦 Canada	INAUGURAL YEAR 🏆🇨🇦 Alberta	No event

1989	No event	No event	No event

1988	No event	No event	No event

1987	🇨🇦 Canada (Unofficial)	No event	No event