Canada Women's National Ice Hockey Team
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| Association | Hockey Canada |
| World ranking | place 2 |
| Trainer | Kevin Dineen |
| Assistant coach | Danielle Goyette, Lisa Haley |
| Most games | Hayley Wickenheiser (203) |
| Most of the points | Hayley Wickenheiser (302) |
| Olympic games | |
| Participation | 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014 |
| Best result: | four-time Olympic champion |
| World Championship | |
| Participation | since 1990 |
| best result | ten-time world champion |
| (As of January 14, 2015) | |
The Canadian women's ice hockey team is a member of the Canadian ice hockey association " Hockey Canada " . "Team Canada" is the most successful national women's ice hockey team in the world with ten (out of eighteen possible) world championship titles and four (out of six possible) Olympic gold medals. The players, who are recruited from the North American women's ice hockey leagues, come together for several months of training camps before the Olympic Games, during which “Team Canada” plays a large number of friendly matches.
Squad at Winter Olympics
statistics
Statistics at World Championships and Olympic Winter Games
| First game: | 15: 1 against Sweden World Cup 1990 in Ottawa, Canada; March 19, 1990 |
| Highest games won | 18-0 against Japan World Cup 1990 in Ottawa, Canada; March 22, 1990 18: 0 against Slovakia |
| Top lost game | 4: 7 against the USA Olympia 1998 in Nagano, Japan; February 14, 1998 |
| Olympic Winter Games : |
4 gold medals in 2002 , 2006 , 2010 , 2014 |
| World Championships : |
10 gold medals in 1990 , 1992 , 1994 , 1997 , 1999 , 2000 , 2001 , 2004 , 2007 , 2013 |
International results
| year | competition | place | Result | Trainer |
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| 1990 | WM |
Ottawa ( Canada ) |
World Champion | Dave McMaster |
| 1992 | WM |
Tampere ( Finland ) |
World Champion | Rick Polutnick |
| 1994 | WM |
Lake Placid ( USA ) |
World Champion | Les Lawton |
| 1997 | WM |
Kitchener ( Canada ) |
World Champion | Shannon Miller |
| 1998 | Olympia |
Nagano ( Japan ) |
Silver medal | Shannon Miller |
| 1999 | WM |
Espoo , Vantaa ( Finland ) |
World Champion | Danièle Sauvageau |
| 2000 | WM |
Mississauga et al. ( Canada ) |
World Champion | Melody Davidson |
| 2001 | WM |
Minneapolis et al. ( USA ) |
World Champion | Danièle Sauvageau |
| 2002 | Olympia |
Salt Lake City ( USA ) |
gold medal | Danièle Sauvageau |
| 2004 | WM |
Halifax , Dartmouth ( Canada ) |
World Champion | Karen Hughes |
| 2005 | WM |
Linköping , Norrköping ( Sweden ) |
Silver medal | Melody Davidson |
| 2006 | Olympia |
Turin ( Italy ) |
gold medal | Melody Davidson |
| 2007 | WM |
Winnipeg , Selkirk ( Canada ) |
World Champion | Melody Davidson |
| 2008 | WM |
Harbin ( People's Republic of China ) |
Silver medal | Peter Smith |
| 2009 | WM |
Hämeenlinna ( Finland ) |
Silver medal | Peter Smith |
| 2010 | Olympia |
Vancouver ( Canada ) |
gold medal | Melody Davidson |
| 2011 | WM |
Zurich , Winterthur ( Switzerland ) |
Silver medal | Ryan Walter |
| 2012 | WM |
Burlington ( United States ) |
World Champion | Dan Church |
| 2013 | WM |
Ottawa ( Canada ) |
Silver medal | Dan Church |
| 2014 | Olympia |
Sochi ( Russia ) |
gold medal | Kevin Dineen |
| 2015 | WM |
Malmo ( Sweden ) |
Silver medal | Doug Derraugh |
| 2016 | WM |
Kamloops ( Canada ) |
Silver medal | Laura Schuler |
| 2017 | WM |
Plymouth ( United States ) |
Silver medal | Laura Schuler |
| 2018 | Olympia |
Pyeongchang ( South Korea ) |
Silver medal | Laura Schuler |
| 2019 | WM |
Espoo ( Finland ) |
Bronze medal | Perry Pearn |
See also
Web links
- Canada Women's National Ice Hockey Team at hockeycanada.ca
1998: United States | 2002: Canada | 2006: Canada | 2010: Canada | 2014: Canada | 2018: United States