1995-96 National Women's Team

• 1998 National Champion with the Calgary Oval X-Treme Team
• 1997 National Champion with the Edmonton Chimos
• Third place with Team Alberta at the 1995 Esso Senior Women's Nationals, scoring 6 goals and 4 assists in six games
• Most valuable player in gold medal game, 1991 Canada Winter Games, and member of Gold Medal winning team
• Played boys 'AA' bantam hockey with the Northwest Bruins in Calgary.

• Member of the Silver Medal team at the 1998 Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan
  (2 goals and 6 assists in 6 games)
• Named to the 1998 Olympic Team on December 9, 1997
• Member of the team 2nd at the 1997 3-Nations Cup in Lake Placid, NY
• Member of the Gold Medal team at the 1997 World Championship in Kitchener, Ontario
  (4 goals and 5 assists in 5 games)
• Member of the Gold Medal team at the 1996 3-Nations Cup in Ottawa, Ontario
• Member of the Gold Medal team at the 1996 Pacific Rim in Richmond, BC
• Member of the Gold Medal team at the 1995 Pacific Rim in San Jose, California
• Member of the Gold Medal team at the 1994 World Championship in Lake Placid, NY
  (1 assist in 3 games)

• 1st year University of Calgary, General Science Program

• Cousin of Doug Wickenheiser, first overall pick in 1980 NHL draft by the Montreal Canadiens
• 1995 World Junior Softball Championships in Normal, Illinois

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