Helen Mölder

Name:	Helen Mölder
Date of Birth:	June 17th 1983
Nationality:	Estonian
Height:	162cm, 5'3''
Weight:	56kg, 123,5 pounds
Hair:	brown
Eyes:	blueishgray
Hobbies:	swimming, bicycling, cinema
Favorite food:	fried chicken with potatoes
Favorite drink:	strawberry flavoured water
Favorite desert:	cheesecake
Pets:	dog Pontius and cat Kratu
Favorite movie:	The Last Samurai
Favorite singer:	Sarah Brightman
Dream:	to achieve my goal - to become the best ice hokey player of my time

E-mail:	nice7@hot.ee
Web:	http://hockey.vehicom.ee

1990-1991	Played Ringet
1995-1996	Club THK-88, it was 6 girl group
1997-2003	With boys in different clubs (officially I was in club THK-88 but also participated in such clubs trainings as Hansa Sport and HC Panteris.
2003- ...	Nowadays club Dreamland Queens, Estonian Icehockey Assosiation chose me for an Offensive Player of the Year. I was also chosen as the Player of the Year by the Dreamland Queens icehockey club.
2004-2005	We won the Estonian Championship last season, and I was chosen as The Most Valuable Player of the League.

I started playing ice hockey when I was a little girl. It started with me, like with many others, whose parents have done a lot of sports. At first, my father took me with him to his trainings. Later, I got to skate alone for a some time and when I got the hang of it, he signed me up for ringet training. (Ringet is like hockey, but ment for women). Our ringet group got together for a couple of years, but eventually, the team brokeup.	After waiting for few years, I heard about womens hockey team, which was formed. I joined it, but after a year year it fell apart as well. Again, I waited for couple of years. When I was 14 I started training with boys in different clubs. I played with boys for six years, when finally in 2003 another womens team was formed. I still play there. Last year, I achieved the title of the best woman ice hockey player in Estonia, when my team won the Estonian championships.

I started playing ice hockey when I was a little girl. It started with me, like with many others, whose parents have done a lot of sports. At first, my father took me with him to his trainings. Later, I got to skate alone for a some time and when I got the hang of it, he signed me up for ringet training. (Ringet is like hockey, but ment for women). Our ringet group got together for a couple of years, but eventually, the team brokeup.

After waiting for few years, I heard about womens hockey team, which was formed. I joined it, but after a year year it fell apart as well. Again, I waited for couple of years. When I was 14 I started training with boys in different clubs. I played with boys for six years, when finally in 2003 another womens team was formed. I still play there. Last year, I achieved the title of the best woman ice hockey player in Estonia, when my team won the Estonian championships.