Senior Women’s Team Travels To Florida

Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Women’s World Cup Team Head Coach Even Pellerud has named 18 players for a 10-day training camp in Bradenton, Florida from February 10-20, 2003.



The training camp will be Canada’s first event in 2003 leading up to the FIFA Women’s World Cup in China in September. Canada qualified for the World Cup in November after they defeated Mexico 2-0 in the 2002 Women’s Gold Cup semi final.

Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Women’s World Cup Team Head Coach Even Pellerud has named 18 players for a 10-day training camp in Bradenton, Florida from February 10-20, 2003.



The training camp will be Canada’s first event in 2003 leading up to the FIFA Women’s World Cup in China in September. Canada qualified for the World Cup in November after they defeated Mexico 2-0 in the 2002 Women’s Gold Cup semi final.



Returning to the World Cup Team is Christine Latham, a striker who did not play in 2002 due to school commitments at the University of Nebraska. Latham was recently selected as a “Discovery Player” by San Diego of WUSA.



“The status on the player front is good, almost everyone is injury free and available,” said Pellerud. “This is a strong group of athletes who will train and play scrimmages. The 18 players selected are the strongest squad in Canada right now.”



Candace Chapman, who is still recovering from a knee injury suffered in her last game with the University of Notre Dame, and Clare Rustad who was not released from school, will not participate in the training camp.



The team will continue their World Cup preparations when they travel to Portugal for the 10th annual Algarve Cup in March.



Games



Saturday, February 15tt12:00pmtTBA

Wednesday, February 19t4:00pmttUniversity of Florida



Training Camp Rostertttt



NametPos.tHometowntD.O.B.tClub

Allen, Amber tFtChilliwack, BC t21/10/75tVancouver Breakers

Andrews, SashatDtEdmonton, ABt14/2/83tSouthern Methodist University

Boyd, Breanna tDtEdmonton, ABt10/6/81tU. of Nebraska / Carolina Courage

Burtini SilvanatFtWilliams Lake, BCt5/10/69tVancouver Breakers

Hermus, RandeetMtLangley, BCt14/11/79tVancouver Breakers

Hooper, Charmaine tFtOttawa, ONt15/1/68tAtlanta Beat

Kiss KristinatMtOttawa, ONt13/2/81tOttawa Fury

Lang, KaratDtOakville, ONt22/10/86tOakville SC

Latham, Christine tFtCalgary, ABt15/9/81tUniv. of Nebraska / San Diego Spirit

LeBlanc, Karina tGKtMaple Ridge, BCt30/3/80tBoston Breakers

McLeod, ErintGKtCalgary, ABt26/2/83tSouthern Methodist University

Morneau, Isabelle tDtGreenfield Park, QCt18/4/76tOttawa Fury

Moscato, CarmelinatMtMississauga, ONt2/5/84tPenn State University

Neil, Andrea tMtVancouver, BCt26/10/71tVancouver Breakers

Nonen, SharoltatDtVancouver, BCt30/12/77tAtlanta Beat

Sinclair, ChristinetFtBurnaby, BCt12/6/83tVancouver Breakers/U. of Portland

Timko, BrittanytMtCoquitlam, BCt5/9/85tBurnaby Panthers

Walsh, AmytMtMontreal, QCt13/9/77tunattached



Staff:

Even Pellerud, Head Coach

Ian Bridge, Assistant Coach

Shel Brodsgaard, Goalkeeper Coach

Paolo Bordignon, Athletic Therapist

Dr. Cathy Campbell, Team Doctor

Stew Duncan, Head of Delegation

Cathy Ayoub, Manager