Sophie de Goede and Emily Tuttosi Named to World Rugby Women’s Dream Team for 2022
from Canadian Press – Neil Davidson
Canadians Sophie de Goede and Emily Tuttosi have been named to World Rugby’s Women’s 15s Dream Team of the Year.
Category Archives: National Women’s XVs
RWC 2022 – Canada v France – Bronze Medal Match
Canada Fall to France 36-0 in RWC Bronze Medal Match: Post Match Comments by Sophie de Goede and Kevin Rouet
There’s not a lot to say about the match, the post match comments by Captain Sophie de Goede and Coach Kevin Rouet sum it up. There’s also the Canadian Press article appended below.
RWC 2022 – Canada v England – Semi Finals
England 26 – Canada 19 in Semi-Final Battle- Canada Face France in Bronze Medal Match: Video Highlights and Post-Match Comments from Sophie de Goede
It was an impressive effort by the Canadian women who pushed the #1 ranked team in the World to the final whistle. The effort garnered a lot of praise for Canadian women’s rugby from around the rugby world. It was Canadian heart and soul typified and how we would want all our rugby teams to perform. Canada will now face France in the Bronze medal match.
RWC 2022 – Canada v USA – Quarter Finals
Canada Defeat USA 32-11 to Advance to Semi-Finals Against England
The Women’s World Cup has progressed as many predicted, the final four being England, NZ, Canada, France, the top four ranked teams. The semis will see England v Canada and then NZ v France. England are considered heavy favourites to claim the title, they’re on a 29 game winning streak in international rugby.
RWC 2022 – Canada v USA
Canada Defeat USA to Finish 2nd Seed: Face USA Again in Quarter-Finals: VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
Canada booked their place in the quarter-finals next weekend, they’ll face the USA again in the #2 v #7 match. In other action will be #1 NZ vs #8 Wales, #3 England v #6 Australia and #4 France v #5 Italy.
RWC 2022 – Canada v Italy
Canada Defeat Italy to Remain Top Pool B and Second Seed in Tournament
Canada earned an important bonus point in the match against Italy which currently puts them as the second seed in the tournament as England managed a narrow win over France with no bonus point. Currently NZ are top seed with 10 points and a +68 point differential, Canada are at 10 points but with a +46 point differential, England are at 9 points with a +71 differential. If Canada can get a bonus point win against USA, they would retain the 2nd seed.
RWC 2022 – Canada v Japan
Canada Defeat Japan 41-5 in Round One of Rugby World Cup: Face Italy in Round Two
The Canadian forwards were dominant and paved the way for victory. Canada scored 6 tries, 3 of them directly by the forwards, 2 by scrum half Brianna Miller working off the forwards effort and 1 by the backs from a blocked kick. Canada weren’t able to generate an attack out wide which will be a concern in the upcoming matches against Italy and USA. Handling errors were also an issue with stats showing 15 lost turnovers in the opposition half.
Women’s Rugby World Cup – 2022
RWC Day 2 Recap with Stats and Video Highlights
Canada got the job done on Day 2 with a bonus point win in their first match. They definitely left points off the scoreboard with handling errors and a lack of finishing but coaches and players will be happy with the opening win and look on improving against Italy. Italy upset USA to go second in Pool B and Wales needed a penalty kick at the whistle to defeat Scotland.
Canada v Fiji – September 2022
Canadian Women Down Fiji 24-7 in Final Test Before Rugby World Cup in New Zealand
from Canadian Press
SUVA, Fiji Tyson Beukeboom celebrated her 50th cap with a try off the bench Friday as Canada defeated Fiji 24-7 Friday in its final test match ahead of next months Womens Rugby World Cup.
Canada Women’s XVs – September 2022
Rugby Canada Announce 32 Player Squad for Women’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand – First Match October 9th vs Japan
Coach Kevin Rouet has named his 32 player roster going to NZ for the World Cup. One of the most notable omissions is Pam Buisa, a player who was making headlines during the UK tour of November 2021 under coach Sandro Fiorino. She came off the disappointing Olympic 7s performance that summer but shone as an impact player in the XVs tour that fall. That earned her a starting flanker role in the June 2022 tour to NZ where she started at both blindside and openside over the three games against USA, Australia and NZ. She had a quiet tournament and in the July home tests against Italy and Wales, coach Rouet went with Fabiola Forteza, Karen Paquin, Courtney Holtkamp, Sara Svoboda, Gabrielle Senft in the flanker roles. He must have liked what he saw as all those players made the cut, Buisa is on the non-travelling reserves.