USA Women's Street Hockey

Any and all communication and direction for the USA Women's team for 2011 will come from GM Mary O'Halloran and on this website only.
Email any questions to usawomenstreethockey@yahoo.com.

2011 Women's World Championship - Bratislava, Slovakia

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2011 Women’s National Street Hockey Team

Congratulations to Callie Housser for being named to the WWC All Star Team.

Final Women’s Standings 2011
P Team
1. Slovakia
2. Canada
3. Czech Rep.
4. USA
5. Switzerland
6. Austria
7. Hungary
8. Great Britain
9. Greece

U.S.A. Women's Street Hockey is pleased to announce the 2011 National Team that will represent the U.S. in the 2011 World Championship, June 19th-27th, in Bratislava, Slovakia. There will be the following countries representing the men; Austria, Barbados, Bermuda, Canada, Caiman Islands, China, Czech republic, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hong - Kong, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, Slovakia, Switzerland, Thailand, Ukraine, USA and for the women; Austria, Canada, Czech republic, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Switzerland, and the USA. There will be an A pool and a B pool. They are expecting over 10,000 spectators daily. This event will be played on 3 rinks and will have a lot of media coverage as this event is very popular in this country.

Lisa Bac Paris, KY
Pam Bigler West Chester, PA
Blake Blomdahl Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Haanwa Chau Brooklyn, NY
Melanie Cherry Pittsburgh, PA
Alessandra Ciambra Revere, MA
Gina D'Amaro Medford, NY
Brittany DelleChiaie Winchendon, MA
Michelle Feairheller Exton, PA
Jennifer Gayle Pottstown, PA
Callie Housser Leominster, MA
Katie Housser Niagra Falls
Jessica Javelet Rancho Santa Fe, CA
Adele King Reading, PA
Naomi McConnell Wolcott, CT
Katie Newton Leominster, MA
Nancy O'Halloran Stoneham, MA
Kristen Patneaude Dorchester, MA
Colleen Reid Brentwood, NY
Terry Ryan Doylestown, PA
Colleen Sedille Lynn, MA
Danielle Sullivan Pittsburgh, PA
Shannon Taylor Rancho Santa Fe, CA
Sarah Wilson Cambridge, MA

GM: Mary O'Halloran
Head Coach: Mike O'Connell
Assistant GM/player: Gina D'Amaro
Assistant Coach: Jason Glista
Assistant Coach: Shawn Mulcahy
Trainer: Jody Naasz

The USA Women's National Street Hockey Team, a non-profit organization formed under U.S.section 501 (c) (3) making any donation fully tax deductible. This organization was formed to promote awareness of women's street hockey across the United States.

2009 Women's World Championship - Pilsen, Czech Republic

The U.S. Women's Street Hockey team returned from Prague with a 2-4 record, losing in the Bronze medal game to the Czech Republic. The Americans, led by Gina D'Amaro, Lisa Bac and Callie Housser, played their first game against the Czech Republic losing 3-0. The Czech Republic pressured the U.S. for most of the game. The U.S. did have scoring opportunities but were turned away by Czech goalie Bacevova.

The U.S. then faced Canada losing 5-0. The Canadians had an explosive attack that rang up a total of 44 shots on the U.S. A game that had a total of 15 penalties between the two teams had Canada scoring 2 power play goals. In the third game, the U.S. offense exploded for 10 goals beating Switzerland 10-2. The U.S. used the momentum to face their next opponent Austria. They came out on top 6-0. This game was an important win for the U.S. as it would propel them into the semi-finals. The U.S. faced Canada in the semi-final losing 9-0. They now would play the Czech Republic for the Bronze medal. The U.S. lost 3-0 placing fourth overall. It was a fast paced game going end to end. In the end it may have been penalties that hurt the U.S., 4 penalties total and 2 power play goals.

The U.S. is looking forward to 2011 and hopes to build on what has been started. The next World Cup will be held in Slovakia.

2007 Inaugural Women's World Championship - Ratingen, Germany

The 2007 Inaugural Women's World Cup in street hockey was held in June in Ratingen, Germany. Teams invited to participate in the tournament included Canada, USA, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Team USA competed against top seeded Canada first, losing a hard fought game 3-0 but bounced back from this early loss beating both Germany and Austria. They then went on to tie Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

This brought the team's overall record at the World Championship's to 2-1-2 which established the USA as one of the premier teams in the women's division. In October the team traveled to Ontario, Canada where they competed in the World Outdoor Provincial Championships and came away as tournament champions. This tournament victory brought Team USA into the national spotlight as a team to watch out for.