Team Canada - Women's

The 2022 ISBHF World Championships will be held from June 21 - 27, 2022 in Laval, Quebec.

Goaltenders
Nathalie Girouard - Callander, ON
Julianna Thomson - Winnipeg, MB
Serena Vilde - Toronto, ON
 
Defense
Alicia Blomberg - Ottawa, ON
Carley Blomberg - Timmins, ON
Kristen Cooze - Moncton, NB
Corie Jacobson - Ottawa, ON
Melanie Jue - Richmond, BC
Giuliana Pallotta - Ottawa, ON
Rebecca Ring - Saint John, NB
 
Forwards
Geneviève Bannon - Candiac, QC
Edie Brenning - Ottawa, ON
Angie Cerilli - Winnipeg, MB
Shae-Lynn Clarke - Bell Island, NL
Elysia Desmier-Pelletier - Ottawa, ON
Chelsea Karpenko - Calgary, AB
Jessie McCann - Saint John, NB
Danielle Ring - Saint John, NB
Jamie Lee Rattray - Kanata, ON
Dawn Tulk - Mount Pearl, NL
Carol Ann Upshall - Trois-Rivières, QC
Emma Wilson - Midhurst, ON
 
Head Coach - Mandy Duhamel - Lively, ON
Assistant Coach - Maryelle Hannam - Bridgetown, NS
Assistant Coach - Emilie Morter - Ottawa, ON
Physician - TBD
Equipment Manager - TBD
Athletic Therapist - TBD
General Manager - Sara Hayward - Saint John, NB

 History of Women's Team Canada

The first Women’s World Championship took place in 2007 in Dusseldorf, Germany during the Men's Senior WC, featuring national teams from Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, and USA.  The 2nd WWC was held in Pilsen, Czech Republic in June 2009, which saw Greece participate for the first time, and Canada claim the title once again.  The 3rd WWC was held in Bratislava, Slovakia in June 2011 and once again there was a strong group of particpates with the home team of Slovakia taking the gold and Canada settling for Silver.

The WWC was born through the efforts of the 2005 WC hosts in Pittsburgh, USA, who provided the first invitational Women’s World Cup that included Slovakia, Switzerland, USA, and three teams from Canada.  That event was followed up the next year by Martin, Slovakia hosting the second invitational World Cup.