Eva Catherine Ault (11 October 1891–1984) was a Canadian woman ice hockey player. Known as "Queen of the Ice", Ault is credited with helping to popularize women's ice hockey during the early 20th century. She served as vice-president of the Ladies Ontario Hockey Association in 1924 and 1925. After retiring from hockey, Ault volunteered with the Minto Skating Club. She married James Buels, who played for the Ottawa Rough Riders football team. Ault died in 1984 at the age of 93 and was buried in Beechwood Cemetery.
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| - Eva Catherine Ault (11 October 1891–1984) was a Canadian woman ice hockey player. Known as "Queen of the Ice", Ault is credited with helping to popularize women's ice hockey during the early 20th century. She served as vice-president of the Ladies Ontario Hockey Association in 1924 and 1925. After retiring from hockey, Ault volunteered with the Minto Skating Club. She married James Buels, who played for the Ottawa Rough Riders football team. Ault died in 1984 at the age of 93 and was buried in Beechwood Cemetery. (en)
- Eva Catherine Ault, född 11 oktober 1891, död 1984, var en kanadensisk ishockeyspelare. Hon var känd som "Queen of the Ice", Aults sägs ha hjälpt till med att popularisera ishockey för kvinnor under början av 1900-talet. Ault var vice ordförande för Ladies Ontario Hockey Association under 1924 och 1925. Efter att ha dragit sig tillbaka från ishockeyn engagerade hon sig i Minto Skating Club. Hon gifte sig med Jakob Buels, som spelade för i kanadensisk fotboll. Ault dog 93 år gammal, 1984 och begravdes på Beechwood-kyrkogården. (sv)
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| - Eva Catherine Ault (11 October 1891–1984) was a Canadian woman ice hockey player. Known as "Queen of the Ice", Ault is credited with helping to popularize women's ice hockey during the early 20th century. She was born in Aultsville, Ontario, grew up in Finch, Ontario and later moved to Ottawa with her family. She joined the Ottawa Alerts, a team formed in 1915; its members came from the Ottawa Ladies' College and the local YWCA. In 1916, the Alerts defeated the Pittsburgh Ladies Club three times in one day and then defeated the Toronto club the following day. The Alerts were defeated in the Canadian championship later that year, losing to the Cornwall Victorias. The Alerts did defeated the Pittsburgh Polar Maids in 1917 to become world champions. The team also won the Canadian championship in the 1922/1923 season. She served as vice-president of the Ladies Ontario Hockey Association in 1924 and 1925. After retiring from hockey, Ault volunteered with the Minto Skating Club. She married James Buels, who played for the Ottawa Rough Riders football team. Ault died in 1984 at the age of 93 and was buried in Beechwood Cemetery. Ault's story was featured in an episode of the CBC television documentary Hockey: A People's History. (en)
- Eva Catherine Ault, född 11 oktober 1891, död 1984, var en kanadensisk ishockeyspelare. Hon var känd som "Queen of the Ice", Aults sägs ha hjälpt till med att popularisera ishockey för kvinnor under början av 1900-talet. Hon föddes i , växte upp i och flyttade senare till Ottawa med sin familj. Hon blev medlem i Ottawa Alerts, ett lag som bildades 1915 och vars medlemmar kom från Ottawa Ladies' College och den lokala YWCA . Ottawa Alerts besegrade Pittsburgh Ladies Club tre gånger på en dag 1916 för att sedan besegra laget från Toronto dagen efter. Ottawa Alerts blev besegrade i de kanadensiska mästerskapen senare på året, de förlorade mot Cornwall Victorias. Ottawa Alerts besegrade sedermera Pittsburgh Polar Maids 1917 och blev därmed världsmästare. Laget vann senare de Kanadensiska mästerskapen under säsongen 1922/1923. Ault var vice ordförande för Ladies Ontario Hockey Association under 1924 och 1925. Efter att ha dragit sig tillbaka från ishockeyn engagerade hon sig i Minto Skating Club. Hon gifte sig med Jakob Buels, som spelade för i kanadensisk fotboll. Ault dog 93 år gammal, 1984 och begravdes på Beechwood-kyrkogården. Aults livsberättelse var med i ett avsnitt av CBC tv-dokumentär Hockey: A people's History. (sv)
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