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Canada Women Form last 5 games 🔥 3 win streak

🔥 Streak
3 wins

Canada Women News

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Canada Women Matches

Thu 22 May, 2025

Pacific Four Series

FT
Suncorp Stadium
Australia Women Australia Women
-
Canada Women Canada Women
11:55pm
Round 3
LIVE
7
45

Fri 4 Jul, 2025

Women's Internationals

4:30am PDT
Loftus Versfeld
South Africa Women South Africa Women
-
Canada Women Canada Women
4:30am
Round 2
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
South Africa Women 0%
0% Canada Women

Fri 11 Jul, 2025

Women's Internationals

4:30am PDT
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
South Africa Women South Africa Women
-
Canada Women Canada Women
4:30am
Round 2
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
South Africa Women 0%
0% Canada Women

Canada Women Forwards

Name
Position
Brittany Kassil
Prop
McKinley Hunt
Prop
Mikiela Nelson
Prop
Emily Tuttosi
Hooker
Gillian Boag
Hooker
Holly Phillips
Hooker
Cassandra Tuffnail
Prop
Daleaka Menin
Prop
Courtney Holtkamp
Lock
Rori Wood
Lock
Tyson Beukeboom
Lock
Fabiola Forteza
Back Row
Gabrielle Senft
Back Row
Julia Omokhuale
Back Row
Laetitia Royer
Back Row
Rachel Smith
Back Row
Karen Paquin
Back Row
Alex Ellis
Alysia Comtois
Florence Symonds
Justine Pelletier

Canada Women Backs

Name
Position
Justine Blatt-Janmaat
Scrum Half
Mahalia Robinson
Scrum Half
Olivia Apps
Scrum Half
Claire Gallagher
Fly Half
Julia Schell
Fly Half
Taylor Perry
Fly Half
Paige Farries
Outside Back
Alex Tessier
Centre
Alysha Corrigan
Centre
Krissy Scurfield
Centre
Sarah-Maude Lachance
Centre
Shoshanah Seumanutafa
Centre
Caroline Crossley
Outside Back
Asia Hogan-Rochester
Outside Back
Fancy Bermudez
Outside Back

Canada Women Tournaments

Canada Women’s Rugby Union Team

The Canada women’s rugby team, also known as the Canucks, is one of North America’s greatest sides. The team has garnered an impressive competitive record, including two titles at the Pacific Four Series. They are also one of only four nations to reach a Women’s Rugby World Cup final.

Are you a dedicated Canucks devotee? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Scroll down for an in-depth look at the history of the Canada women’s rugby team, their best Rugby World Cup campaigns and all of the latest news, fixtures and scores.

Canada Women’s at the Rugby World Cup

The Canadian women’s rugby team has a strong record at the Rugby World Cup. To date, they have competed at every tournament. During this time, they have consistently finished inside the top six.

Canada’s crowning achievement came in 2014, when the Canucks became the fourth team to reach a Rugby World Cup final. Their campaign started with two group-stage victories (31-5 against Spain and 42-7 against Samoa) and one draw (13-13 against England). They replicated these results in the semi-final stage, where they secured a narrow 18-16 win over France. 

In the final, they met one of the tournament’s most successful sides: England. Despite their best efforts, the Canucks were unable to outmanoeuvre the Red Roses. They subsequently finished the tournament in second place – a phenomenal result and their best achievement to date. 

Elsewhere, the Canada women’s rugby team has contested four bronze-finals (1998, 2002, 2006 and 2021) and four fifth-place play-offs (1991, 1994, 2010 and 2017). To date, the Canucks have never won a bronze-final. However, they won two of their fifth-place play-offs in 1991 and 2017. 

In 2025, the Canucks will return to the world stage once more. They automatically qualified by finishing in the top four at the 2021 Rugby World Cup.

History of the Canada Women’s Rugby Team

Women’s rugby in Canada became popular in the 1980s. It was during this decade that the women’s national team was formed. A few years later, in 1987, they played their first international: a 3-22 loss against the United States.

Despite being defeated, this match marked a historic moment for Canada and the USA: it was the first women’s test to be contested outside of Europe. 

Since then, the Canadians have cemented their status on the world stage. They are one of only four teams to become Rugby World Cup finalists and they finished as the runners-up in 2014. 

Outside of the RWC, the Canucks women’s team has performed admirably in the Pacific Four Series. To date, they have won the tournament twice (2021, 2024) and been the runners-up on two occasions (2022, 2023). 

Canada Women’s Rugby Squad

The current Canada women’s rugby team features exemplary and enviable talents. This includes team captain and number 8 Sophie de Goede and hooker Emily Tuttosi. Both of these players were included in the 2022 World Rugby Dream Team of the Year.

In terms of past players, the Canucks legacy boasts one World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee: Heather Moyse. Widely regarded as one of the finest fullbacks of all time, Moyse earned 22 international caps and made appearances at the 2006 and 2010 RWC.

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