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The Atlantic Attack is a ringette team in the Canadian National Ringette League (NRL) that mostly consists of players from Atlantic Canada and is based in Dieppe, New Brunswick. The team competes in the Eastern Conference in the White division and was founded in 2011. Its home arena is in Cocagne, New Brunswick. In their 7th season, the Atlantic Attack won their first National Ringette League Playoff title. In the past the Attack also competed against Bourassa Royal before that NRL team was discontinued.
| Atlantic Attack | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| City |  Dieppe, New Brunswick | ||
| League | National Ringette League | ||
| Conference | Eastern | ||
| Founded | 2011 | ||
| Home arena | UNIplex, Dieppe | ||
| Colours | |||
| General manager |  André Dupuis | ||
| Head coach | Gilles Proulx | ||
| Website | NRL.ca | ||
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| Championships | |||
| NRL Titles | 1 (2018) | ||
Team history edit
The Attack's inaugural season was in 2011–12.[1] The first team roster was announced on September 21, 2011 [2] and their first game in the league was played on October 15, 2011[3][4] against Gatineau Fusion. The first game in their home arena in Cocagne was played on February 5, 2012, against Le Royal de Bourassa.[5] In their first season they made the Eastern Playoffs, but with two losses in two games did not continue to the 2011-12 NRL Championship, which is played by the eight best teams in the league.
For the 2012–13 season, the Attack had 16 returning players and additionally the newcomers Nicole Richard (defense) and Marissa Babin (goaltender).[6] This season also saw the first appearance of Jenny Snowdon, younger sister of defense player Jessica Snowdon. On her National Ringette League debut weekend with Attack on December 15 and 16 against Rive Sud Revolution and Winnipeg Prairie Fire, at age 15, she managed to score three hat tricks in her first three games, which was a phenomenal start to a successful career with the Attack.[7] Jenny Snowdon ended up playing five game in that season and finished with eleven goals and three assists. Despite a solid performance in their second season the 2013 NRL championship on home ice in Fredericton, New Brunswick, proved a difficult test for the Atlantic Attack. The team ended up with seven losses in seven games and therefore ended on the last place.[8] Nevertheless, forward Martine Caissie managed to propel herself into the NRL top 20 scorer list with 41 goals and 25 assists.[9]
In the 2013–14 season, the team saw a huge change in the roster with eleven rookies also being the youngest team in the league with seven players under the age of 18. With completely changed defensive and offensive lines the Attack had their worst season start with nine losses. The first win of the season could be achieved on November 23 against Le Royal de Bourassa. This season saw the first time three of the four Snowdon sibling in the NRL (Jessica, Kelly and Jenny Snowdon).[10] Miguelle Proulx ended in her first season as scoring leader for the team with 42 goals and 10 assists.[11] The troubling season ended with 6 points and the last place in the NRL regular season and therefore no spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs.[12]
The 2014–15 season saw most of the players from the previous year and the experienced players Martine Caissie, Joelle Proulx and Jocelyne Landry returning after a one-year hiatus. The team's season started early in Ottawa on September 27 and 28 against Ottawa Ice.[13][14] 2014 ended for the team claiming the 7th place out of eleven teams in the Eastern Conference and their first ever win against Montreal Mission in their 4th season.[15] The rest of the season saw them drop to the 9th place in the Eastern conference and a three-game elimination series against Gloucester Devils for a spot in the 2015 NRL Championship in Wood Buffalo, Alberta. The Attack lost two games against Gloucester Devils and therefore did not qualify for the 2015 NRL Championship. Nevertheless, the team had a very successful season after a disappointing 2013–14 season with Jenny Snowdon finishing in the top 20 league scoring with 38 goals and 33 assists.
On October 3, 2015, the Attack opened the 2015–16 season with three wins against Rive Sud Revolution in Fredericton.[16] The team had their best season start in team history with 15 victories and only three losses by mid December, claiming the first place in the Eastern conference and Martine Caissie leading the NRL scoring board with 42 goals and 18 assists.[17] Finishing their best season so far with a 4th overall and 3rd place in the Eastern Conference regular season, the team brings the Eastern Conference Playoffs to Atlantic Canada for the first time. With two wins against Le Royal de Bourassa the Attack secure a spot in the NRL championship 2016 in London, Ontario. The team ended the championship with the 7th place.
Season six sees almost the same roster as the previous season. After their best season behind them, expectations were high for the 2016–17 season. With a third-place finish in the Eastern Conference the Attack were directly qualified for the NRL championship in Leduc, Alberta. After losing the opening game, the team won the six following games, securing the first place in the round-robin, earning the direct bye to the finals[18] against six time NRL champion Cambridge Turbos, who were also crowned NRL champion the previous three seasons. With a 6–5 defeat the Attack won the silver medal and their first podium finish since the joined the National Ringette League in 2011. Goalie Karine Doiron and forward Martine Caissie were named first-team all-stars.[19]
The 2017–18 season again saw most of the players returning from the very successful previous season and for the first time all four Snowdon sisters playing for Attack (Jessica, Kelly, Jenny and Britney Snowdon).[20] The regular season saw them in 3rd place in the Eastern Conference and 4th place overall. The team claimed the 3rd place in the Eastern Conference Playoffs and claimed a spot for the NRL championship in Winnipeg, Manitoba. With six wins and one loss, claiming the 1st place in the round robin, the Attack received a direct bye to the gold medal game.[21] In a 5–3 win against three time NRL champion Edmonton WAM! the attack win their first NRL championship in their 7th season.
With 17 returning players for the 2018–19, season the team could secure the 4th place in the regular season. After eliminating Richmond Hill Lightning in the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Attack got the opportunity to defend their title from the previous season.[22] The 2019 Canadian Ringette Championships took place in Summerside and Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The Attack was defeated 3–5 by Calgary RATH in the final.[23]
The 2019–20 season saw several key players leaving the team. Karine Doiron (No. 30) and Martine Caissie (No. 77) joined Gatineau Fusion, while Josee Doiron (No. 16), Joelle Proulx (No. 22), Ashley Hollis (No. 6) and Jessica Snowdon (No. 7) retired. General manager Hélène L. Beaulieu also stepped down. After a challenging season putting the Attack on the 9th overall place in the regular season, the NRL Championship was cancelled due to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020-21 NRL season was cancelled.
League competition 2022–23 season edit
In 2022–23, the NRL entered its 18th season with thirteen teams competing:
Western Conference
Eastern Conference Red
Eastern Conference White
- Montreal Mission
- Rive-Sud Révolution
- Atlantic Attack
Year by year edit
Year by year listing of all season played by Atlantic Attack
GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTL = Overtime losses, SOL = Shootout losses, Pts = Points, Pct = Percentage, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against
| NRL season | Division | #
Teams |
Regular season | Canadian Ringette Championship (CRC) | |||||||||||
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| Finish | GP | W | L | OTL | SOL | Pts | Pct | GF | GA | Conference Playoff | First Round (best of 8) | Finals | |||
| 2011-12 | White | 19 | 8th | 30 | 14 | 12 | 0 | 4 | 32 | 0.533 | 142 | 151 | 5th | - | - |
| 2012-13 | White | 16 | 10th | 28 | 12 | 16 | 0 | 0 | 24 | 0.429 | 171 | 206 | Qualified as host team | 8th | - |
| 2013-14 | White | 13 | 13th | 26 | 3 | 23 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0.115 | 118 | 227 | Did not qualify | - | - |
| 2014-15 | White | 14 | 11th | 28 | 11 | 16 | 0 | 1 | 23 | 0.411 | 187 | 212 | 7th | - | - |
| 2015-16 | White | 15 | 4th | 28 | 20 | 7 | 0 | 1 | 41 | 0.732 | 201 | 164 | 2nd | 7th | - |
| 2016-17 | White | 16 | 3rd | 24 | 18 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 38 | 0.792 | 184 | 135 | Qualified as 2nd in Eastern Conference | 2nd | 
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| 2017-18 | White | 15 | 4th | 22 | 17 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 35 | 0.795 | 174 | 121 | 3rd | 1st | 
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| 2018-19 | White | 14 | 3rd | 28 | 20 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 40 | 0.714 | 222 | 155 | 1st | 1st |
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| 2019-20 † | White | 13 | 9th | 23 | 9 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 20 | 0.435 | 142 | 165 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| 2020-21 ‡ | White | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| 2021-22 | White | 12 | 2nd | 12 | 11 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 31 | 0.917 | 95 | 61 | n/a | 2nd (Pool B) | Semi Finals (4th) |
| 2022-23 | White | 13 | 1st | 18 | 17 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 50 | 0.944 | 122 | 84 | n/a | 3rd (Pool B) | Quarter Finals |
† Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NRL championship was cancelled.
‡ Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the complete 2020-21 NRL season was cancelled.
Roster 2018–19 season edit
| Roster 2018-19 Season | ||||||||||
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| Forwards | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Affiliated | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | |
| 3 | Monica Collette | * | F | R | 5'7 | '00 | AP | Dieppe |
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| 5 | Madisson Gaudet | F | L | 5'4 | '00 | None | Grand Barachois |
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| 8 | Taylor Gray | * | F | L | 5'9 | '99 | None | Hammonds Plain | 
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| 16 | Josee Doiron | F | L | 5'6 | '86 | None | Cap-Pelé |
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| 17 | Jenny Snowdon | F | R | 5'4 | '97 | None | Moncton |
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| 18 | Jocelyne Landry | F | R | 5'5 | '87 | None | Memramcook |
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| 20 | Meredith Tulloch | * | F | L | 5'6 | '99 | None | Bedford |
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| 22 | Joelle Proulx | F | R | 5'9 | '91 | None | Dieppe |
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| 24 | Cloe Leblanc | * | F | R | 5'4 | '02 | RAP | Memramcook |
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| 25 | Bianca Roche | * | F | R | 5'6 | '00 | AP | Souris | 
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| 27 | Dominik LeBlanc | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| 28 | Mariah Crowley | * | F | L | 5'4 | '01 | AP | Charlottetown |
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| 71 | Britney Snowdon | F | R | 5'5 | '00 | None | Moncton |
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| 77 | Martine Caissie | F | L | 5'3 | '93 | None | Bouctouche |
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| 99 | Miguelle Proulx | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| Defence | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | ||
| 2 | Renee Richard | D | L | 5'3 | '96 | None | Grande-Digue |
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| 4 | Gabrielle Dagenais | * | D | R | 5'7 | '00 | None | Timmins | 
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| 6 | Ashley Hollis | D | R | 5'5 | '96 | None | Stratford |
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| 7 | Jessica Snowdon | D | R | 5'4 | '92 | None | Moncton |
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| 10 | Kim Melanson | D | L | 5'5 | '96 | None | Shediac |
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| 12 | Natasha Mills | D | L | 5'6 | '96 | None | Notre-Dame |
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| 14 | Isabelle Cormier | D | R | 5'6 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| Goalies | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Catches | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | |
| 29 | Amelie Duguay | G | R | L | 5'4 | '01 | None | Dieppe |
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| 30 | Karine Doiron | G | R | L | 5'2 | '94 | None | Saint Anne de Kent |
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| 31 | Nathalie Poirier | G | R | L | 5'6 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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Roster 2019–20 season edit
| Roster 2019-20 Season | ||||||||||
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| Forwards | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Affiliated | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | |
| 5 | Madisson Gaudet | F | L | 5'4 | '00 | None | Grand Barachois |
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| 7 | Jenny Snowdon | F | R | 5'4 | '97 | None | Moncton |
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| 16 | Monica Collette | * | F | R | 5'7 | '00 | None | Dieppe |
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| 17 | Courtney Carter | ? | R | '03 | AP | |||||
| 18 | Jocelyne Landry | F | R | 5'5 | '87 | None | Memramcook |
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| 20 | Meredith Tulloch | F | L | 5'6 | '99 | None | Bedford |
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| 22 | Alexane Dupuis | * | F | R | '02 | AP | ||||
| 24 | Cloe Leblanc | F | R | 5'4 | '02 | None | Memramcook |
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| 25 | Bianca Roche | F | R | 5'6 | '00 | AP | Souris |
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| 27 | Dominik LeBlanc | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| 77 | Britney Snowdon | F | R | 5'5 | '00 | None | Moncton |
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| 99 | Miguelle Proulx | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| Defence | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | ||
| 2 | Renee Richard | D | L | 5'3 | '96 | None | Grande-Digue |
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| 4 | Gabrielle Dagenais | D | R | 5'7 | '00 | None | Timmins |
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| 8 | Meghan Williston | D | L | 5'7 | '00 | None | Moncton |
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| 10 | Kim Melanson | D | L | 5'5 | '96 | None | Shediac |
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| 12 | Natasha Mills | D | L | 5'6 | '96 | None | Notre-Dame |
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| 14 | Isabelle Cormier | D | R | 5'6 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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| 71 | Arianne Hebert | D | R | '00 | AP | |||||
| Goalies | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Catches | Height | Birthdate | Status | Home town | Prov | |
| 29 | Amelie Duguay | G | R | L | 5'4 | '01 | None | Dieppe |
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| 31 | Nathalie Poirier | G | R | L | 5'6 | '96 | None | Dieppe |
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Roster 2012–21 season edit
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the complete 2020-21 NRL season was cancelled.
Roster 2021–22 season edit
| Roster 2021-22 Season | ||||||||||
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| Forwards | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Affiliated | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 2 | Cloé LeBlanc | F | R | 5'4 | '02 | Memramcook |
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| 3 | Alexane Dupuis | F | L | 5'2 | '02 | Dieppe |
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| 3 | Sydney Dagenais | * | F | - | - | - | Timmins |
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| 5 | Madisson Gaudet | F | L | 5'4 | '00 | Haute-Aboujagane |
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| 6 | Ireland Moro | F | R | 5'3 | '01 | Calgary | 
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| 7 | Jenny Snowdon | F | R | 5'4 | '97 | Moncton |
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| 10 | Meredith Tulloch | F | L | 5'6 | '99 | Bedford |
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| 17 | Courtney Carter | * | F | R | 5'9 | '03 | Moncton |
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| 18 | Jocelyne Landry | F | R | 5'5 | '87 | Memramcook |
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| 24 | Manon Vautour | * | F | L | 5'3 | '03 | Saint-Louis de Kent |
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| 25 | Bianca Roche | * | F | L | 5'6 | '00 | Souris |
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| 77 | Britney Snowdon | F | R | 5'5 | '00 | Moncton |
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| 99 | Miguelle Proulx | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| Defence | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | |||
| 4 | Gabrielle Dagenais | D | R | 5'7 | '00 | Timmins |
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| 8 | Meghan Williston | D | L | 5'7 | '00 | Moncton |
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| 12 | Natasha Mills | D | L | 5'6 | '96 | Saint-Antoine |
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| 14 | Mélissa Gould | * | D | R | 5'5 | '05 | Memramcook |
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| 16 | Monica Collette | D | L | 5'7 | '00 | Dieppe |
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| 17 | Kylee Mansfield | D | L | 5'6 | '01 | Halifax |
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| 19 | Belle Robichaud | * | D | L | 5'4 | '02 | Halifax |
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| 22 | Isabelle Cormier | D | R | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| 27 | Alexie Trudel | * | D | L | 5'3 | '00 | Timmins |
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| Goalies | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Catches | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 29 | Jasmine LeBlanc | G | R | L | 5'4 | '94 | Dieppe |
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| 31 | Grace MacKenzie | G | R | L | 5'3 | '99 | Stillwater Lake |
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Roster 2022–23 season edit
| Roster 2022-23 Season | ||||||||||
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| Forwards | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Affiliated | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 2 | Cloé LeBlanc | F | R | 5'4 | '02 | Memramcook |
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| 6 | Ireland Moro | F | R | 5'3 | '01 | Calgary |
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| 7 | Jenny Snowdon | F | R | 5'4 | '97 | Moncton |
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| 8 | Jocelyne Landry | * | F | R | 5'5 | '87 | Memramcook |
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| 10 | Meredith Tulloch | F | L | 5'6 | '99 | Bedford |
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| 11 | Grace MacMillan | * | F | - | 5'4 | '03 | Moncton |
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| 18 | Madisson Gaudet | F | L | 5'4 | '00 | Haute-Aboujagane |
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| 19 | Chloé Gaudet | * | F | - | 5'7 | '03 | Rogersville |
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| 21 | Courtney Carter | F | - | 5'9 | '03 | Moncton |
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| 23 | Manon Vautour | F | L | 5'3 | '03 | Saint-Louis de Kent |
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| 77 | Britney Snowdon | F | R | 5'5 | '00 | Moncton |
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| 99 | Miguelle Proulx | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| Defence | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | |||
| 3 | Mélissa Gould | * | D | R | 5'5 | '05 | Memramcook |
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| 4 | Jasmine Gallant | * | D | - | 5'3 | '04 | Dieppe |
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| 9 | Geneviève Belliveau | D | - | 5'6 | '03 | Dieppe |
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| 12 | Natasha Mills | D | L | 5'6 | '96 | Saint-Antoine |
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| 14 | Nicole Richard | D | - | 5'2 | '89 | Dieppe |
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| 16 | Monica Collette | D | L | 5'7 | '00 | Dieppe |
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| 20 | Kylee Mansfield | D | L | 5'6 | '01 | Halifax |
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| 22 | Isabelle Cormier | D | R | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| Goalies | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Catches | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 31 | Grace MacKenzie | G | R | L | 5'3 | '99 | Stillwater Lake |
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| 41 | Jasmine LeBlanc | G | R | L | 5'4 | '94 | Dieppe |
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Roster 2023–24 season edit
| Roster 2023-24 Season | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forwards | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Affiliated | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 2 | Cloé LeBlanc | F | R | 5'4 | '02 | Memramcook |
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| 6 | Ireland Moro | * | F | R | 5'3 | '01 | Calgary |
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| 7 | Jenny Snowdon | F | R | 5'4 | '97 | Moncton |
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| 8 | Taylor Beal | * | F | - | 5'6 | '06 | Cap-Pelé |
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| 10 | Meredith Tulloch | F | L | 5'6 | '99 | Bedford |
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| 18 | Madisson Gaudet | F | L | 5'4 | '00 | Haute-Aboujagane |
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| 21 | Courtney Carter | F | - | 5'9 | '03 | Moncton |
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| 23 | Manon Vautour | F | L | 5'3 | '03 | Saint-Louis de Kent |
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| 27 | Dominik LeBlanc | F | - | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| 77 | Britney Snowdon | F | R | 5'5 | '00 | Moncton |
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| 99 | Miguelle Proulx | F | L | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| Defence | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | |||
| 4 | Jasmine Gallant | * | D | - | 5'3 | '04 | Dieppe |
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| 9 | Geneviève Belliveau | D | - | 5'6 | '03 | Dieppe |
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| 11 | Julie Richard | D | - | 5'7 | '04 | Moncton |
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| 12 | Natasha Mills | * | D | L | 5'6 | '96 | Saint-Antoine |
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| 14 | Nicole Richard | D | - | 5'2 | '89 | Dieppe |
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| 15 | Dayna Dingwell | * | D | - | 5'6 | '06 | Souris |
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| 16 | Monica Collette | D | L | 5'7 | '00 | Dieppe |
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| 19 | Chloé Gaudet | D | - | 5'7 | '03 | Rogersville |
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| 22 | Isabelle Cormier | D | R | 5'7 | '96 | Dieppe |
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| Goalies | ||||||||||
| # | Name | Pos | Shoots | Catches | Height | Birthdate | Home town | Prov | ||
| 30 | Sophie Daigle | * | G | - | - | 5'4 | '05 | Dieppe |
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| 31 | Grace MacKenzie | G | R | L | 5'3 | '99 | Stillwater Lake |
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| 41 | Jasmine LeBlanc | G | R | L | 5'4 | '94 | Dieppe |
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Other teams edit
The Atlantic Attack has competed against a number of other NRL teams including the Bourassa Royal, Montreal Mission, Calgary RATH, Rive-Sud Révolution, and the Cambridge Turbos.
See also edit
References edit
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