Hockey Canada released a 48-player roster for the National Women’s Team September Camp set for next week in Thorold, Ont. The group features 21 players returning from the gold medal team at the 2024 IIHF Women's World Championship, as well as seven players called up for the first time.
PublishedHockey Canada released a 48-player roster for the National Women’s Team September Camp set for next week in Thorold, Ont.
The group features 21 players returning from the gold medal team at the 2024 IIHF Women's World Championship, as well as seven players called up for the first time. “This is a tremendous opportunity to evaluate the depth of talent in our player pool and set the tone for the upcoming season,” general manager Gina Kingsbury said in a statement. “We will also continue to grow and build on our identity as a team as we prepare for the Rivalry Series and ultimately the IIHF Women’s World Championship next April in Czechia.”
The roster will be split into white and red teams and compete in a pair of exhibition games at Brock University on Sept. 12 and 14.The 2024-2025 Rivalry Series gets underway on Nov. 6 in San Jose and a roster will be announced after the opening of the PWHL season.
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