Canada coach Bev Priestman named her final roster for the FIFA Women\u0027s World Cup on Sunday.
The 28-year-old Prince, a speedy Houston Dash attacker with 90 caps, did make the cut.
The injuries provided a reprieve for defender Gabby Carle, who was not originally invited to the pre-tournament camp. The 24-year-old Carle, who was part of the Canadian gold-medal team at the Tokyo Olympics, has won 24 caps.Article content The injuries have meant Priestman has not been able to field a consistent 11 ahead of the tournament. The Canadian women last played April 11, when they lost 2-1 to No. 5 France in Le Mans.
Other veterans include Sophie Schmidt , Kadeisha Buchanan , Ashley Lawrence , Jessie Fleming , Allysha Chapman , Adriana Leon , Prince , Zadorsky and Quinn , who goes by one name. Neither was born when Sinclair, in her second senior outing, scored her first goal for Canada in March 2000 in a 2-1 loss to Norway at the Algarve Cup.
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