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Ringette Canada – Ottawa, Ontario – January 12, 2017 – The National Ringette League (NRL) today announced its Elite Eight rankings, with the Atlantic Attack rising to the top spot in the league.

Atlantic Attack (1) won five of their last seven games to move from fifth place to first this month. Cambridge (2) maintained their second place ranking after winning three and dropping two since the last rankings. Richmond Hill Lightning (3) jumped from seventh place last month to third after winning three of their last five games.

Ottawa Ice (4) remain in fourth place this month, splitting their last six games. Waterloo Wildfire (5) rise one spot to fifth after winning two of their last three games. Calgary RATH (6) drop from third last month to sixth this month after splitting their last four games. Edmonton WAM! (7) fell from last month’s top spot to seventh with four wins and three losses. Previously unranked Gloucester Devils (8) round out this month’s rankings, winning five of their last eight games. Previously ranked Montreal Mission fall out of the rankings this month.

National Ringette League Elite Eight as of January 12, 2017:

Rank – (Ranking last month) – Team name – Conference

1 – (5) – Atlantic Attack – Eastern

2 – (2) – Cambridge Turbos – Eastern

3 – (7) – Richmond Hill Lightning – Eastern

4 – (4) – Ottawa Ice – Eastern

5 – (6) – Waterloo Wildfire – Eastern

6 – (3) – Calgary RATH – Western

7 – (1) – Edmonton WAM! – Western

8 – (–) – Gloucester Devils – Eastern

Cambridge Turbos currently hold the NRL Championship title after downing the Gloucester Devils 5-3 at the 2016 NRL Championship tournament final held in April 2016 in London, Ontario. This year’s NRL Championship tournament will be held in Leduc, Alberta from March 27 to April 1, 2017.

A full schedule of games for the weekend, as well as results, stats and player profiles can be viewed on the NRL website at www.nationalringetteleague.ca.

About the National Ringette League

The National Ringette League (NRL) is the showcase league for ringette in Canada and strives to be the premiere women’s sports league in the country. The league has 16 teams participating in two conferences – a Western Conference with five teams and an Eastern Conference with 11 teams. The objectives of the NRL are to move ringette into the mainstream of Canadian sports activity, encourage greater public awareness of ringette, create more and better competitive opportunities for athletes, and achieve positive financial results at both a league and team level. For more information on the NRL, including schedules, team rosters and athlete profiles, please visit our website at www.nationalringetteleague.ca.

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Alayne Martell

Media and PR – Ringette Canada/National Ringette League

Office: 613-748-5655, ext. 226

Cell: 902-308-1067

alayne@ringette.ca

www.ringette.ca

www.nationalringetteleague.ca