Canada Announces 2022 Women’s World Cup Roster



Ottawa, ON—Lacrosse Canada is thrilled to announce the 20 women who will represent Canada at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Cup in Towson, USA.

 

The World Cup, which was postponed from 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, will take place in Towson, Maryland, USA from June 29 to July 9, 2022.

 

It will feature a record 30 teams, an exciting milestone for the global growth of women’s lacrosse. Canada enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed and looks to upgrade the silver medal won at the 2017 World Cup, which was held in Guildford, UK.

 

It’s been a long road for these athletes, who began the selection process nearly two years ago. The final roster was decided following several identification events in the fall of 2021.

 

            “I am really excited to finally announce this team. It definitely has been a unique process,” said head coach Scott Teeter.

 

            “This roster brings a ton of World Cup experience and is one of the deepest teams that we have had. I can’t wait to see what this team can accomplish together.”

 

The list includes Dana Dobbie, who will be making her fourth appearance at the Women’s World Cup. 

 

            “I couldn't be more excited to be named amongst this list of women I admire so much on and off the field,” Dobbie said.

 

            “Lacrosse Canada is so special because of those who have come before us and those who will wear this jersey next. It's an honour and the opportunity of a lifetime to represent Canada playing our National Sport and one I'll never take for granted.”

 

The roster is made of a combination of players with senior national team experience, as well as previous members of the U-19 Canadian women’s team which captured a silver medal in 2019.

 

            “I’m so excited to be able to represent Canada alongside this incredible group of women, and be able to play the game we all love,” said Kaylin Morissette. Morissette will be making her third appearance at the Women’s World Cup and was an assistant coach with the 2019 U-19 women’s team.

 

            “It has been a long and difficult process, but to be able to take the field in Towson, Maryland, with this crew is an unbelievable feeling.”

 

Full event passes are available now, and the full schedule, as well as streaming information, will be announced once they are available. 

 

Roster

No. Name Pos. Hometown Club School
1 Kameron Halsall G Caledon, ON Orangeville Northmen Stony Brook University '22
3 Eve Hritzuk A Sherwood Park, AB Sherwood Park Lacrosse Northwestern University '23
4 Madalyn Baxter Mid Whitby, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights Syracuse University '24
5 Aurora Cordingley A Oakville, ON Oakville Lady Hawks Johns Hopkins University '21 / University of Maryland '22
6 Kaylin Morissette D Clarington, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights University of Louisville '16
7 Brooklyn Walker-Welch Mid Courtice, ON Whitby Lacrosse University of North Carolina '25
8 Nicole Perroni Mid Whitby, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights University of Louisville '23
11 Bryar Hogg A Oshawa, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights University at Albany '24
12 Megan Kinna Mid Maple Ridge, BC Team BC Northwestern University '20
13 Lydia Sutton D Minneapolis, MN Minnesota Elite University of Southern California '18
14 Brenna Shanahan D Mississauga, ON Mimico Lacrosse University of Louisville '20
15 Emily Boissonneault D Brooklin, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights University of Detroit Mercy '12
16 Jillian McNaughton Mid Oshawa, ON Oshawa Lady Blue Knights Johns Hopkins University '26
21 Bianca Chevarie Mid Brantford, ON Six Nations Lacrosse Syracuse University '23
24 Alie Jimerson Irving, NY Lady Roc Syracuse University '18
26 Annabel Child Mid Oakville, ON Oakville Lady Hawks Harvard University '25
27 Dana Dobbie A Fergus, ON Orangeville Northmen University of Maryland '08
29 Raegan Wilson  Mid Milton, ON Oakville Lady Hawks University of Denver '24
33 Erica Evans Mid Peterborough, ON Kawartha Lacrosse Canisius College '18 / University of Maryland '19
35 Cassidy Eckert G Burlington, ON Oakville Lady Hawks University of Oregon '24

Two alternates will be selected from this player list at a later date.


About Lacrosse Canada


Founded in 1867, Lacrosse Canada is the governing body responsible for all aspects of lacrosse in Canada. Our organization is comprised of 10 Member Associations representing nearly 85,000 individual participants, including coaches, officials, and athletes of all ages and abilities. Lacrosse Canada’s mission is to honour the sport of lacrosse and its unique nation-building heritage, by engaging our members, leading our partners, and providing opportunities for all Canadians to participate. Lacrosse Canada oversees the delivery of numerous national championships and the participation of Team Canada at all international events sanctioned by World Lacrosse. Lacrosse Canada is proud to be affiliated with partners that share the same vision and values, including our corporate partners - NormaTec Recovery Systems, RockTape, OPRO, Canadian Red Cross, Westjet, and Baron Rings - as well as our funding partners the Government of Canada, the Coaching Association of Canada, and the Canadian Lacrosse Foundation.

For more information, please contact:

Taylor Retter
Communications and Marketing Coordinator
Lacrosse Canada
Email: taylor@lacrosse.ca 

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