Canada coach Bev Priestman has named her roster for a camp in Australia prior to next month\u0027s FIFA Women\u0027s World Cup.
“I must acknowledge the hard work of the players, the clubs and our dedicated support staff to have some long-term injured players available for this camp as I know all parties have done everything possible to get to this point,” she added.
Veteran centre back Shelina Zadorsky has recovered from illness that kept her out of the previous camp. Other veterans include Kadeisha Buchanan , Alyssa Chapman , Jessie Fleming , Ashley Lawrence , Adriana Leon and Sophie Schmidt . The pre-tournament roster, which includes eight players yet to take part in a World Cup, has an average age of 27.
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