OSHAWA, ON – Lacrosse Canada is proud to announce the men’s and women’s rosters set to represent Canada at the inaugural Lexus Global Lacrosse Games, taking place December 8–13, 2026, at The St. James in Springfield, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C.
Organized by the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) and Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL) in partnership with the National Lacrosse League (NLL), the Global Lacrosse Games will bring together four lacrosse nations: Canada, the United States, Australia and the Haudenosaunee Nationals. Sanctioned by World Lacrosse, the tournament will feature both men’s and women’s competition under the Olympic Sixes format that will be played at the LA28 Olympic Games.
With the world’s top talent competing on one international stage, the inaugural event represents an important opportunity to showcase the speed, skill and excitement of Sixes lacrosse while building momentum toward the sport’s return to the Olympic Games in 2028. Canada will face elite international competition as both national teams continue their preparation for the next chapter of Olympic lacrosse.
The Canadian rosters feature a talented group of athletes and coaches who will represent the country on the international stage, showcasing the depth of Canadian lacrosse talent.
Men’s Roster
Field Players: Wes Berg, Josh Byrne, Zach Currier, Ty English, Sam English, Owen Hiltz, Tre Leclaire, Adam Poitras, Challen Rogers, Dhane Smith, Clarke Petterson
Goalies: Brett Dobson, Dillon Ward
Coaches: Eddie Comeau, Brodie Merrill
Women’s Roster
Field Players: Erica Evans, Annabel Child, Jordan Dean, Milana Zizakovic, Kassidy Morris, Aurora Cordingley, Maggie Cuddy, Nicole Perroni, Megan Kinna, Madalyn Baxter, Kylea Dobson
Goalies: Kameron Halsall, Alecia Nicholas
Coaches: Shawn Williams, Katie Ranger
Lacrosse Canada congratulates all selected athletes and coaches and looks forward to supporting both teams as they prepare to represent Canada.
For more information, visit GlobalLacrosseGames.com.
About Lacrosse Canada
Lacrosse Canada is the national governing body for lacrosse in Canada, responsible for the leadership, development and promotion of the sport from grassroots participation to international competition. Lacrosse Canada works with provincial and territorial partners to create opportunities for athletes, coaches, officials and communities across the country.
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