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Football Canada – Football Canada’s women’s national team opened the 2017 IFAF Women’s World Championship with a convincing 31-6 win over Australia on June 24 at McLeod Stadium in Langley, British Columbia. The host nation will face Great Britain on June 27 at 7:30 p.m. PT in Langley.

Great Britain marked their tournament debut by upsetting two-time defending bronze medalist, Finland, to open the first day of action on June 24.

 

Scoring summary
Qtr
Time
Scoring play
H-V
1 8:35 Canada – #4 Carly Dyck – 34 yd FG 3-0
2 11:07 Canada – # 30 Olivia DeMerchant – 5 yd Rush 9-0
    Conversion #4 Carly Dyck 10-0
  5:48 Canada – #80 Laurence Pontbriand – 30 yd reception 16-0
    Conversion #4 Carly Dyck 17-0
3 6:14 Australia – #6 Kristy Moran – 10 yd Rush 17-6
  3:03 Canada – #14 Julene Friesen – 13 yd Rush 23-6
    Conversion #4 Carly Dyck 24-6
4 9:34 Canada – #31 Virginie Roussel – Fumble Recovery 30-6
    Conversion #4 Carly Dyck 31-6
Running back Cassey Brick won Canada’s player of the game honours, rushing 10 times for 48 yards including a long 22-yard gain. 

  

Full schedule, results and stats

 

Media use photos
Photos, available for media use only, will be available at the following Dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hsq1z8iw30f79zd/AABAB5ADf7Flhv3_b4TUzRDJa?dl=0

 

Quotes
 
“I thought it was a very good football game. We really didn’t know what to expect going into the game. We knew Australia would be well coached by the coaching staff.  They play with a lot of heart and fire.  For us as a team, we spread the ball around quite a bit. In the past, we’ve seen a lot of blowout games in the first round of the tournament and this was not a blowout.”
– Jeff Yausie, head coach of Canada’s women’s national team 

 

Learn more
For more information about the event, please visit www.wwc17.ca or www.footballcanada.com.

 

Join the conversation
Use the hashtag #WWC17ca on social media.  
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About Football Canada
Established in 1884, Football Canada is the national governing body of amateur football in Canada and a proud member of the International Federation of American Football (IFAF). Working closely with the provincial football associations, we develop programs and resources for players, coaches, officials in the three disciplines of Tackle, Flag and Touch Football. Football Canada’s vision statement is “from playground to stadium” where players can participate in the game of football throughout a lifetime recreationally, competitively and internationally. 

Contact Information:

Patrick DeLottinville
Coordinator, Communications
Football Canada
613-564-0003 x 226
communications@footballcanada.com