Wednesday, March 29, 2017

And we're off! After a great week of camp in Leamington, we are headed to Plymouth to start our quest for gold at the World Championship! - Blayre Turnbull (@katbt617)

Team Canada has wrapped up training camp in Leamington, Ontario and will now embark on enemy territory as they head for Plymouth, Michigan to prepare for Worlds, commencing Friday against reigning champions, USA. Plymouth is approximately 100kms and 1.5 hours from Leamington.

Thursday, March 30, 2017

This friends, is what’s known as the “Spooner Selfie”. Natalie has had many roles with the women’s program, and capturing the team shot on picture day has consistently been one of them.

Friday, March 31, 2017

As Team Canada prepares for its tournament opener against the USA, they are greeted with words of encouragement from a local elementary school. GO CANADA GO!

Saturday, April 1, 2017

After yesterday's loss, we regrouped and are excited for today's game against Finland. - Bailey Bram (@baileybram17)

Team Canada fell to the United States in its tournament opener Friday night. Still lots of hockey left to play, including tonight's match-up against Team Finland at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Saturday, April 1, 2017

To celebrate 100 games played with Team Canada in international competition, #9 Jennifer Wakefield is presented with the Golden Helmet. Congrats Wiggy!

Wakefield’s 100-game résumé includes 38 goals, 33 assists, a women’s world championship gold medal in 2012 and an Olympic gold medal in 2014.

Monday, April 3, 2017

Time to roll out, not roll over! Strength and Conditioning Coach, Jeremy Steinbach getting the squad prepped for this afternoon's game against Russia.

Tuesday, April 4, 2017

After a stellar shutout performance yesterday against Russia, Shannon Szabados and the rest of Team Canada have secured themselves a spot in the semifinals on Thursday. Not having to play in the quarter-finals today, Szabados spends part of her day off with goaltending coach, Brad Kirkwood. Onwards and upwards!