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Women's U-20
Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s men’s World Cup team moved up 24 spots, from 85 to 61, in the FIFA/Coca Cola World Rankings, released today. Canada’s improvement was the most by any country over the last month.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – The Canadian Soccer Association today announced the list
of players who will represent Canada at the Algarve Cup tournament in
Portugal from March 12-18. The competition will be the first for Canada
since the 1999 Women’s World Cup and the first under the leadership of new
head coach Even Pellerud
Ottawa, Ontario – L’Association canadienne de soccer a fait connaître aujourd’hui la liste de joueuses qui représenteront le pays au tournoi de la Coupe d’Algavre au […]
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – Canada’s success in the Gold Cup was reflected in the selection of three Canadian players to the tournament all-star team and the […]
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – The Canadian Soccer Association today announced an international friendly match scheduled to play in Toronto on May 27, 2000 involving the men’s national […]
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – Canadian women’s national team head coach Even Pellerud today released the list of 26 players invited to a training and evaluation camp to […]
L’entraîneur-chef de l’équipe nationale féminine (Even Pellurad) a annoncé aujourd’hui la liste de 26 joueuses sélectionnées pour participer à un camp d’entraînement et d’évaluation qui se déroulera à Vancouver entre le 12 et le 20 février 2000.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – The Canadian Soccer Association today announced it has requested the hosting guidelines from FIFA for the 2003 World Youth Championship (Under-20) in the […]
The Canadian Soccer Association today announced the hiring of its new National Women’s Team Coach. Mr. Even Pellerud, 46 years of age of Oslo, Norway, has signed a 5 year contract through to the conclusion of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Recognised as one of the World’s foremost Coaches in Women’s Soccer, Pellerud was head coach of the Norwegian National Women’s Team from 1989 to 1996, leading the Scandinavian country to a silver medal at the inaugural FIFA Women’s World Cup in China in 1991, losing to the USA in a hard fought final and then achieving worldwide acclaim as Champions of the Second FIFA Women’s World Cup 4 years later in Sweden in 1995.
