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'0 union St‘ E‘ watefloo derment on peoples' faces we came around just at the right while Kellar's son Zachary was i when. as a child. she declared her time.“ said Pounder. a two-time bom on lan. 25. 2007. 1 Ililt'llllOn to become an Olympic Olympic gold-medallist who also “They used to call us the Bobbâ€" ‘ hockey player. played in seven world champi- sey Twins on the hockey team. WATE R Loo S I S K I N S . lite 35-year-old. who was born onships for Canada. ‘We had the because we were always hanging U PC 0 M I N G EV E N T S I in \ionireal and played her college opportunity for the first-ever this out and were around together.” - ‘ htK key in Waterltx) at Wilfrid Law and the first-ever that. but for the said Kellar. who played on four ' j rn-r llnn't‘hii). grew up in an era most part I remember my first Canadian Olympics teams and got y when women's hockey Olympians world championship and waving her masters in business adminis- v. f“' . I were ntiti-t'khlt'nl. when for the at my parents . . . because you tration at Laurier after playing . 1 mini part. young girls like her had could count the number of people NCAA hockey at Brown University. 5 ' y 1 ft'\\ lentale role models to look up that were there. "The fact we have kids born on VS. ' t t to: is hen instead of getting her “Then you think about my last the sameday is icing on the cake.l " , ' 1 “a"! in a girls minor hockey sys- world championship in '07. there think. But we get along well and ' ; tern. she was thrown in net during were 17.000 to 18,000 fans and not can bounce ideas off each other 1 it painti- of road hockey with her even standing room was left. It's andgowithit." - 1 brothers because noone wanted to just a testament to what these Like Pounder, Kellar is amazed January 29, 1 U3o pm I plat) goalie. organizations do with their pto~ how far girls“ hockey has come . 1 So Pounder can appreciate how grams. They develop (the sport) since she switched from rlngetteas snhgr unsgmin‘ g!en!s: . lill’ girls' hockey has come. and it resonates right through the a 12-year-old. . _ I i it was something that was on country." "To see it now. I mean the girls A Sunday February 5, 130 Pm V5~ Cambridge 1 her mind over the weekend when Four years removed from inter- are on the ice at 4 a.m.. like the “Me," 5mm“ . ~ < Founder and former Olympic national hockey and Pounder is boys are. and there's so many play- 5 Card fly: February 18' 730 pm VS" Elmira 1 teammate Bet k_\‘ Kellar. another still committed to the sport. having ers." Kellar said. “When I was a kid, Sunday February 19, 1:30 pm VS. Stratford i laurier alumnus. hosted a hockey founded Strictly Hockey, a girls" it was kind of unusual to say I . ‘ camp for local girls at RIM Park. hockey school based in Missis- played hockey But now it's pretty . . 1 spunstirl‘d by the Waterloo (iirls sauga. with Keller. commonplace. 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