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Women's Senior Team

The Canadian Women's National Team (WNT) trains in Vancouver, British Columbia. They are currently ranked 20th in the world by the FIH.

The Team Captain is Katie Baker. For each competition, Head Coach Louis Mendonca selects 16 to 18 members of the Squad to represent Team Canada.

*Caps updated Feb 27, 2012
  • USA-Canada Challenge | April 7, U21

    Senior Women to face Team USA  

    Posted 3 weeks ago.

    This will be the first time Canada has played the US since the semi-finals of the 2011 Pan American Games in October. The American side defeated Canada 4 – 2 and went on to upset the undefeated Leonas of Argentina in the finals, earning a berth to... More

  • Thea Culley in a game against Club de Campo at the EHL first round in Brussels

    Members of Women's National Team compete abroad  

    Posted 1 month ago.

    What are members of the Women’s National Team doing when they’re not training in Vancouver? We caught up with Thea Culley in Germany and Danielle Hennig, Marian Dickinson, Kaitlyn Williams and Kate Thompson in Australia to find out. More

  • As door closes on London 2012, Team Canada builds toward Rio 2016

    Posted 2 months ago.

    “As a result of our performance, not just at the Olympic Qualifiers but at all events throughout 2011, we are taking a close look at all aspects of our national team program and the related adjustments that need to be considered,” says Alan... More

  • Alumna Sarah Forbes to be inducted into New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame

    Posted 3 months ago.

    This year’s six inductees include Sarah Forbes, of Fredericton, who began her field hockey career at Fredericton High School. During her 16 years on the national team, she competed in 11 international competitions, including three Commonwealth Games... More

  • 2012 Women's Olympic Qualification, Delhi (5th-6th) - Canada vs. Poland

    Women finish 5th, men to play for 3rd  x 2

    Posted 3 months ago.

    While the men’s match between Canada and France ended in a 1 -1 draw, it was not enough to give Canada a spot in Sunday’s final match. More

  • 2012 Men's Olympic Qualification, Delhi - Canada vs. India

    Not an easy Road to London for Canada  x 2

    Posted 3 months ago.

    After a tough 2 -3 loss to host India, the Canadian Men's National Team is determined to defeat France in Friday's match. Canada's Women are fourth in their pool after one win, one draw and two losses. More

  • Stephanie Jameson surpasses Women’s Canadian Cap Record  x 2  x 2

    Posted 3 months ago.

    On Sunday, Stephanie Jameson put on the Team Canada jersey for the 164th time - surpassing the Women’s Canadian Cap Record holder, Laurelee “Jumbo” Kopeck. “Surpassing this record is a true reflection of Steph’s years of dedication and... More

  • 2012 Women's Olympic Qualification, Delhi - India vs. Canada

    Challenging day two in New Delhi  x 2

    Posted 3 months ago.

    Steph Jameson surpasses record to become most capped Canadian on the women's side. More

More News articles
  • The Express Aug. 25, 2011

    (Beginning 5:40) Bianca Solterbeck is scoring goals with the Canadian Women's Field Hockey Team

  • Poonam Sandhu on Shaw TV's the Express

    Shaw TV's the express catches up with Poonam Sandhu and some of the National Team Women

  • 4 Nation Classic_Canada vs. Canada A

    Game Highlights and interview with Jess Walkey

  • Women prepare for 4 Nation Classic

    Interview with Kate Gillis and Marian Dickinson as they gear up for the 4 Nation Classic - sporting new Adidas gear

  • CCII - Canada defeats Austria 2-1 to finish 7th

    Canada beat Austria 2-1 to take 7th place at the Champions Challenge II in Vienna, Austria. Jess Walkey scored the pair of goals to give Canada the win for their last game.

  • CCII - Canada defeated by Russia 2-3

    Canada was defeated by Russia 2-3 thanks to a late goal. Kate Gillis was honoured for receiving her 50th CAP and the girls move on to play Austria for 7/8th place at the Champions Challenge II in Vienna, austria. May 13, 2011.

  • CCII - Quarter Finals - Belgium Defeats Canada 1-0

    Canada was defeated by Belgium 1-0. Canada now plays Russia on the way to the 5/6th place game. May 12, 2011. Tyla Flexman was honoured with her 50th cap.

  • CCII - Canada vs Italy

    Canada was defeated by Italy in the final round of pool play. May 10, 2011

  • CCII - Canada vs Chile (Game 2 - May 8, 2011)

    Canada defeats Chile 1-0 in Game 2 of the Champions Challenge II. It was a special moment for Abi Raye and coach Louis Mendonca who shared their 50th international cap with the Women's national team. May 8, 2011

  • CCII - Canada vs. Austria (May 7, 2011)

    Canada defeats Austria in their first game of the Champions Challenge II with goals by Katie Baker and Jess Walkey, both coming off PC's.

  • Canadian Athletes Now Fund Canadian Women's Field Hockey Team

    Ali Lee, Thea Culley, Tyla Flexman, Stephanie Nesbitt and Robyn Pendleton members of the 2010 Canadian Women's Field Hockey Team and 2012 Olympic hopefuls talk about the Canadian Athletes Now Fund

Canadian Cap Record

Most international matches played for Canada

 

1 Stephanie Jameson 168
2 Laurelee Kopeck 163
3 Sarah Forbes 143
4 Lisa Roberts 129
5 Andrea Rushton 127
6 Sue Tingley 124
7 Kristen Taunton 118
8 Katie Baker 114
9 Amy MacFarlene 109
10 Aoibhinn Grimes 106
11 Karen MacNeill 106
12 Azelia Liu 106
13 Stephanie Nesbitt-Hume 105
14 Julia Wong 103
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