NEWS RELEASE
Ultimate Edge 1998 Hockey School

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
							July 30, 1998

Andria Hunter, Designer of Canadian Women's Hockey Web Page Site and
National Hockey Team Player Featured At Windsor Hockey School

The Ultimate Edge 1998 Hockey School, under the direction of Dave
Mathewson, begins Monday, August 3, 1998 and runs till Friday, August
7, 1998 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  at South Windsor Arena. This
year's high calibre hockey school instructors include Andria Hunter.
Hunter is the Canadian Women's Hockey Web Page Designer as well as a
gold medalist who played on the 1992 and 1994 winning Canadian Women's
National Hockey Team at the Women's World Hockey Championships.

About The Web Site:
From Peterborough, Ontario, Andria Hunter who is an avid promoter of
women's hockey and a role model, has a BSc in Computer Science from the
University of New Hampshire and an MSc in Computer Science from the
University of Toronto. She currently works for the University of
Toronto in the area of Internet site consulting. Known for her
speeches, interviews and appearances at charity and promotional events,
Hunter has established a network of contacts from around the world that
continuously provide new information that enable her to keep the
women's hockey page up to date.

The women's hockey web site has been positively reviewed by numerous
Internet sites, magazines and newspapers, including the Toronto Star,
the Globe and Mail, the Hockey News, Chatelaine Online, Yahoo,
Magellan, Interactive Nest Egg, Women's Web InfoNet, netSports, Hockey
Life Online, Women's Hockey magazine, Hockey Trades, the Inline Hockey
News and Free Wheelin'.

The site is already included in almost every hockey index on the world
wide web, including Yahoo, the Canadian Hockey Association, U.S.
College Hockey Online and Online Hockey Central to name only a few. It
was chosen as the Cool Canadian Site of the day, the Yahoo pick of the
week, the EYE site of the day, the Best of Campus, the NetWatch top 10
list and Lycos top 5% of the web. She has also designed the web pages
for the Canadian In-Line and Roller Skating Association (CIRSA).

The web site currently contains over 750 pages and numerous graphic
files. It has been visited by Internet users from 79 different
countries and on average receives about 6,000 hits every day. Since
March 1995, a total of 28 1,527 different sites have visited the web
site - most of them more than once!

Hockey Credits:
In addition to her role as a member of the World Championship Canadian
Women's Ice Hockey team, Hunter has also played hockey for the
University of New Hampshire on a women's hockey scholarship (winning 2
ECAC championships), and for the University of Toronto (winning 4 OWIAA
championships). She spent one season in Switzerland where she played
for the Swiss Women's National A League where she led the league in
scoring with 59 goals and 28 assists in 20 games.

She placed third overall in scoring for the 1992 Women's World
Championship, scoring 3 points in the gold medal game. She is second on
the all-time scoring list for the OWIAA (Ontario university hockey) and
has the second highest total points in a single season (53 points in 15
games).

Hunter was forced to retire from the national team because of a
hip/groin injury but is currently playing at the highest level in
Ontario in the Senior AAA Central Ontario Women's Hockey League.  She
is very involved in women's in-line hockey; after being the top scorer
at all 5 tournaments in which she competed in 1997, she was selected as
the 1997 In-Line Hockey News Female Amateur Player of the Year.

For further information, contact Dave Mathewson during Hockey Camp
hours at South Windsor Arena, 966-6040 or contact Roxana Chow at
563-0299.

Web Page:  http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/~andria/school/ultimate/