2009–10 Brampton Thunder season

2009–10 Brampton Thunder
Division	4th CWHL
2009–10 record	12-14-3
Home record	3-5-3
Road record	9-9-0
Goals for	76
Goals against	78
Team information
General Manager	Donna-Lynne Rosa
Coach	Lori Loftus-Wright
Captain	Vicky Sunohara
Alternate captains	Lori Dupuis Allyson Fox Jayna Hefford
Arena	Century Gardens
Team leaders

The 2009–10 Brampton Thunder season resulted in the Thunder competing for the Clarkson Cup. It is the 11th year for the franchise.

Contents 1 Schedule 2 Roster 3 Postseason 3.1 Clarkson Cup 4 Awards and honors 5 References 6 See also

Schedule

Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Record
10/04/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Appleby Ice Centre	5-1	1-0-0
10/10/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Century Gardens	0-1	1-1-0
10/17/2009	Ottawa Canucks	Bell Sensplex	4-3	2-1-0
10/18/2009	Ottawa Canucks	Bell Sensplex	2-4	2-2-0
10/24/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Appleby Ice Centre	2-4	2-3-0
10/31/2009	Mississauga Chiefs	Century Gardens	1-3	2-4-0
11/01/2009	Vaughan Flames	Century Gardens
11/07/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Central Arena
11/14/2009	Ottawa Canucks	Century Gardens
11/21/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Century Gardens
11/28/2009	Montreal Stars	Aréna Étienne Desmarteau
11/29/2009	Montreal Stars	Concordia University
12/05/2009	Burlington Barracudas	Century Gardens
12/12/2009	Montreal Stars	Century Gardens
12/19/2009	Ottawa Canucks	Century Gardens
12/20/2009	Mississauga Chiefs	IceLand
01/02/2010	Montreal Stars	Pierreford 4 glaces
01/03/2010	Montreal Stars	Concordia University
01/09/2010	Vaughan Flames	Vaughan Sports Village
01/10/2010	Vaughn Flames	Century Gardens
01/16/2010	Brampton Thunder	Century Gardens
01/17/2010	Montreal Stars
01/22/2010	Vaughan Flames	Mold Masters Sportsplex Georgetown
01/23/2010	Vaughan Flames	Vaughan Sports Village
01/31/2010	Ottawa Canucks
02/07/2010	Mississauga Chiefs	IceLand
02/27/2010	Burlington Barracudas	Century Gardens
02/28/2010	Mississauga Chiefs	IceLand

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Roster

Goaltenders
Number		Player	Hometown
1		Mandy Cronin	York, Maine
29		Laura Hosier	Sharon, Ontario

Defencemen
Number		Player	Hometown
2		Belinda Odell	Priceville, Ontario
7		Brooke Beazer	Kingston, Ontario
11		Bobbi-Jo Slusar	Swift Current, Saskatchewan
20		Allyson Fox	Toronto, Ontario
23		Meredith Ostrander	Prescott, Ontario
34		Ashley Pendelton	Orton, Ontario

Forwards
Number		Player	Position	Hometown
10		Gillian Apps	LW	Bolton, Ontario
12		Lori Dupuis	F	Cornwall, Ontario
15		Kristi Alcorn	RW	Orangeville, Ontario
16		Jayna Hefford	RW	Kingston, Ontario
17		Tiffany Hagge	F	Coon Rapids, Minnesota
18		Kathleen Kauth	F	Saratoga Springs, New York
19		Nicole Ruta	F	Pickering, Ontario
21		Katie Dowdall	F
24		Elysia Desmier	F	Orleans, Ontario
27		Dee Nagymarosi	F
61		Vicky Sunohara	C	Scarborough, Ontario

Postseason

Clarkson Cup

Date	Time	Participants	Score
03/27/2009	12:00 pm	Brampton Thunder vs. Montreal Stars	Brampton, 3-2

• Finals

Date	Time	Participants	Score
03/28/2009	15:00 pm	Brampton Thunder vs. Minnesota Whitecaps	Minnesota, 4-0

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Awards and honors

• Lori Dupuis, Brampton, Top forward in the 2010 Clarkson Cup
• Molly Engstrom, Brampton, Top defender in the 2010 Clarkson Cup
• Bobbi-Jo Slusar, Player of the Game, Brampton, 2010 Clarkson Cup Final^[3]

References

See also

• 2009–10 CWHL season
• Brampton Thunder
• Canadian Women's Hockey League