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Tanya Boychuk till Vittsjö GIK

Vittsjö GIK har börjat röra på sig ordentligt efter alla spelare man tappade i december. 23-åriga kanadensiska anfallare Tanya Boychuk ansluter från isländska Thróttur Reykjavík FC. Hon gör Linda Sällström sällskap. Den 35-åriga snabba finska landslagsrekordmålskytten har kritat på för ytteligare två år och hon lär glädjas åt att även tränaren Thomas Mårtensson fortsätter. Det blir hans 14:e…

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Be sure to tune in and watch the Memphis Women’s Soccer team take on St. Louis University in the first round on the NCCA Women’s Soccer Tournament. Future Legends Coaches Mackenzie Bray - 4 Bryana Buttar - 25 Mya Jones - 9 Saorla Miller - 11 Kimmie Smit - 18 HappyFeet Coaches Claire Wyville - 22 Tanya Boychuk - 12 #GoTigersGo @MemphisSoccer @mackenziiebray @mya.jones9 @saorlamiller @kimberley_smitt @bryanabuttar @_clairewyville @tanyaboychuk #GTG (at St Louis University) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck3084zP-_t/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Arnold Clark Cup 2022 squads: England, Canada, Germany & Spain rosters in full

The Lionesses will host the inaugural tournament in February, which will serve as ideal preparation for this summer’s UEFA Women’s Euros.

England will host the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup in February, with the hosts welcoming Canada, Germany and Spain for the tournament.

The competition, which begins on February 17, will serve as ideal preparation for all four nations ahead of the summer.

England, Germany and Spain are all considered contenders for this summer’s Euros, while Canada will be participating in the CONCACAF Women’s Championship, looking to dethrone the U.S. women’s national team.

Canada 2022 Arnold Clark Cup squad

Head coach Bev Priestman announced her 23-player squad for the tournament on February 7, making Canada the first nation to do so.

18 of the names involved were on the roster last summer, when Canada won gold at the Olympic Games. Of those, full-back Ashley Lawrence and centre-back Vanessa Gilles were included in GOAL’s team of the tournament, demonstrative of the strength of this team’s defence.

However, there is no Christine Sinclair among the ranks, with the Portland Thorns star taking a leave of absence for personal reasons following her mother’s passing following a battle with multiple sclerosis.

Player to watch: Deanne Rose

That Deanne Rose only played her first senior club match in September is a crazy fact. The 22-year-old, who debuted aged 16, had 61 senior caps, 10 goals and an Olympic gold medal with her national team before she first set foot on the pitch for Reading, the Women’s Super League side she joined last summer.

The forward’s impact at the Olympics largely came off the bench and it was game-changing, particularly in the semi-final win against the United States. She’s already scored four goals this season for her new club – including a match-winner against reigning WSL champions Chelsea.

Goalkeepers: Sabrina D’Angelo, Devon Kerr, Erin McLeod, Kailen Sheridan

Defenders: Kadeisha Buchanan, Vanessa Gilles, Shelina Zadorsky, Gabrielle Carle, Allysha Chapman, Jayde Riviere, Sura Yekka

Midfielders: Marie-Yasmine Alidou D’Anjou, Jessie Fleming, Julia Grosso, Ashley Lawrence, Victoria Pickett, Quinn, Sophie Schmidt, Desiree Scott

Forwards: Janine Beckie, Tanya Boychuk, Jordyn Huitema, Cloe Lacasse, Nichelle Prince, Deanne Rose

England, Germany and Spain Arnold Clark Cup 2022 squads Spain head coach Jorge Vilda will reveal his squad for the Arnold Clark Cup on February 8, at 10:00 GMT. Sarina Wiegman, head coach of England, will announce the Lionesses’ squad later that same day, at 15:00 GMT.

There are no details on when the Germany team will be made public just yet.

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#FútbolFemenino #DeporteFemenino Reseumen del partido de la Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹 🆚 Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦 en el 🏟Estadio Panamericano de San Cristóbal en la Jornada 2 por el grupo C del premundial sub 20 concacaf femenino 2020 Comenzo el partido A los 19' del segundo tiempo el juez saco la primera trajeta amarilla contra la jugadora Marcela Maria Anzueto de la Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹. Se termino el primer tiempo con empate sin goles y comenzo el segundo tiempo del partido. A los 46' del segundo tiempo el primer cambio de la Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦 Entra ➡️ Kaila Novak (#11 / Mediocampista) Sale ⬅️ Andersen Williams (#17 / Delantero) A los 46' del segundo tiempo el segundo cambio de la Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦 Entra ➡️ Caitlin Carmel Shaw (Mediocampista) Sale ⬅️ Wayny Balata (#14 / Mediocampista) A los 60' del segundo tiempo el juez saco la segunda trajeta amarilla Molly Rhiannon Quarry de la Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦. A los 69' del segundo tiempo el tercer cambio de la Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦 Entra ➡️ Tanya Boychuk (#9 / Delantero) Sale ⬅️ Mya Rilaine Jones (#7 / Delantero) A los 79' del segundo tiempo el juez la segunda trajeta amarilla contra la jugadora Sandra Sofia Ovando de la Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹. A los 81' del segundo tiempo el primer cambio de la Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹. Entra ➡️ Gerta Maria Garcia #17 / Mediocampista) Sale ⬅️ Sandra Sofia Ovando (#18 / Defensa) A los 83' del segundo tiempo el segundo cambio de la Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹. Entra ➡️ Gabriela Alejandra Brito Perez (#11 / Delantero) Sale ⬅️ Andrea Abigail Alvarez Donis (#10 / Delantero) A los 90' del segundo tiempo el juez saco la tercera trajeta amarilla contra la jugadora Maya Ladhani Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦. Se termino el partido con empate Seleccion de Guatemala 🇬🇹 0-0 Selección de Canadá 🇨🇦 por el grupo C de #CU20W #Collage #ProgramaCollage #Noticia #revistacollage #Historia #deporte #Fútbol #FútbolFemenino #FIFA (en Montevideo, Uruguay) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8_hQtFA09A/?igshid=e9fo6u6dkc25

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Come out and support a few of our Coaches!! Future Legends Coach Clarissa Larisey #17 Future Legends Coach Sam Murphy #3 HappyFeet Coach Tanya Boychuk #12 HappyFeet Coach Elizabeth Moberg #00 No. 20 ranked University of Memphis Women's Soccer takes on Ole Miss Soccer tonight! 7:00 PM, Sunday, August 25, 2019 | Park Avenue Campus Admission is FREE! #GoTigersCo #BeatOleMiss ⚽️ https://www.instagram.com/p/B1mXhlfAiBe/?igshid=1f2zo5w3bq3y0

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Come out and support a few of our Coaches!! Future Legends Coach Clarissa Larisey #17 Future Legends Coach Sam Murphy #3 HappyFeet Coach Tanya Boychuk #12 HappyFeet Coach Elizabeth Moberg #00 No. 20 ranked University of Memphis Women's Soccer takes on Ole Miss Soccer tonight! 7:00 PM, Sunday, August 25, 2019 | Park Avenue Campus Admission is FREE! #GoTigersCo #BeatOleMiss ⚽️ https://www.instagram.com/p/B1mXhlfAiBe/?igshid=1kouiss99v11d

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Canada Soccer will hold a women’s EXCEL identification camp in Burnaby starting 9 February as it seeks to find talented Canadian players.

The five-day camp will give Canada Soccer’s National EXCEL Director Bev Priestman and EXCEL staff an opportunity to review the progress of newly identified players who have performed well at the university level, club level and in Canada Soccer Licensed Regional EXCEL programs (REX).

“Our goal is to provide the Women’s National team with a constant flow of talented young players,” said Priestman-Humphries. “By identifying and bringing these players together, we are further uniting and strengthening the talent pathways, programs and systems that will propel elite women’s soccer in Canada.”

The camp in Burnaby has been designed to assess players ages 18 to 20, some who have made international appearances for Canada at the youth level, as Canada prepares for the next FIFA youth tournaments in 2018.

“Over the last four years the quality of experience for young, talented, Canadian female players has improved immensely due to the alignment and delivery of our EXCEL system,” said Priestman. “Camps like these are ensuring we are leaving no stone unturned in the identification and development of young talent, to ultimately support the Women’s National Team in continuing to succeed at Olympic Games and FIFA Women’s World Cups.”

Canada Soccer’s Excel System, designed by Women’s Excel Programme Director and Women’s National Team Head Coach John Herdman, has already produced eight Women’s National Team players, and Olympic bronze medalists, in Kadeisha Buchanan, Ashley Lawrence, Jessie Fleming, Rebecca Quinn, Janine Beckie, Shelina Zadorsky, Deanne Rose, and Gabrielle Carle, three of whom are still eligible for youth competition.

Canada Soccer Women’s National EXCEL Program, presented by Bell, brings together the best with the best at the national youth level. Operating across the U-14 to U-17 and U-18 to U-23 age groups, the program is designed to deliver an aligned talent structure and system that progresses more top players to Canada’s Women’s National Team.

Canada Soccer Women’s EXCEL Identification Camp Roster

Mollie Eriksson, Ottawa South United SC Nicole Panas, Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite BC Soccer Rex Marissa Zucchetto, Aurora United FC (League 1 Ontario) Samantha Chang, Unionville-Milliken SC Olivia Sheppard, Princeton University (NCAA) Nadège L’Esperance, University of Louisville Brooke Lang, FC Edmonton Girls REX Serena Dolan, University of Memphis (NCAA) Kaela Hansen, Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite BC Soccer Rex Madicynn Harnish, Suburban FC Kayla Mostowich, FC Edmonton Girls REX Tanya Boychuk, FC Edmonton Girls REX Saje Brar, Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite BC Soccer Rex Shanya Dhindsa, Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite BC Soccer Rex Lauren Dluzewski, FC Edmonton Girls REX Nadya Gill, Quinnipac University (NCAA) Nicole Kozlova, Scarborough GS United Jessica Lisi, University of Memphis (NCAA)

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#FútbolFemenino #DeporteFemenino Reseumen del partido de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦🆚 Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻 en el 🏟Estadio Panamericano de San Cristóbal en la Jornada 1 por el grupo C del premundial sub 20 concacaf femenino 2020 Comenzo el partido Se termino primer tiempo en empate sin goles de ambas Selección y comenzo el segundo tiempo del encuentro. A los 46' del segundo tiempo el primer cambio de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 ENTRA ➡️ Jazmine Tamara Wilkinson SALE ⬅️Mya Rilaine Jones A los 46' del segundo tiempo el segundo cambio de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 ENTRA ➡️ Sonia Walk SALE ⬅️Joanna Verzosa Dolezal A los 50' del segundo tiempo el primer cambio de la Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻 ENTRA ➡️ Evelin Marcela Panilla Artiga SALE ⬅️Andrea Nicolle Amaya Villalta A los 57' del segundo tiempo gol de la jugadora Tanya Boychuk de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 y puso el partido 1-0 Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻. A los 59' del segundo tiempo el segundo cambio de la Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻 ENTRA ➡️ Alexandra Guadalupe Molina Fuentes SALE ⬅️Angelica Cecilia Avelar Flores A los 71' del segundo tiempo gol de la jugadora Kaila Novak de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 y puso el partido 2-0 Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻. A los 72' del segundo tiempo el tercer cambio de la Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻 ENTRA ➡️ Jennifer Maritza Sosa Coreas SALE ⬅️Jacqueline Jovel A los 81' del segundo tiempo el tercer cambio de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 ENTRA ➡️ Maya Ladhani SALE ⬅️Lara Kazandjian A los 89' del segundo tiempo el juez saco la primera trajeta amarilla contra la jugadora Samaria Sarai Gomez Mejia de la Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻. Se termino el partido con la victoria de la Seleccion de Canadá 🇨🇦 2-0 Selección de El Salvador 🇸🇻 por el grupo C de #CU20W #Collage #ProgramaCollage #Noticia #revistacollage #Historia #deporte #Fútbol #FútbolFemenino #FIFA (en Montevideo, Uruguay) https://www.instagram.com/p/B86RmiXg2Rq/?igshid=ph30z80axoz5