Janine Beckie | #CANWNT | ENG / Manchester City FC
Janine Beckie won her third Concacaf medal as Canada qualified for
\u200bthe Olympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. She finished second on
\u200bCanada with four goals in 2020, making her Canada’s joint top scorer over the
\u200bpast five years with Christine Sinclair. At the club level, she helped
\u200bManchester City FC finish second in the league standings in 2019-20 and reach
\u200bthe Round of 16 in UEFA Champions League. In November, she became the first
\u200bCanadian to score in an FA Cup final.
Kadeisha Buchanan | #CANWNT | FRA / Olympique Lyonnais
Kadeisha Buchanan won her third
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She was one of four Canadians named to the Best XI at the
\u200bCONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying. At the club level, she won her fourth UEFA
\u200bChampions League title, her fourth Championnat de France, and her third Coupe
\u200bde France. From January through 23 November, she featured in 17 club matches
\u200band scored three goals. She won Canada Soccer Player of the Month honours in
\u200bFebruary and August.
Allysha Chapman | #CANWNT | USA / Houston Dash
Allysha Chapman won her third
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. At the club level, she helped the Houston Dash win the 2020
\u200bNWSL Challenge Cup. Across both the Challenge Cup and Fall Series, she finished
\u200bfourth amongst all Canadians in NWSL minutes.
Jessie Fleming | #CANWNT | ENG / Chelsea FC
Jessie Fleming won her second
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She played the second most minutes of any Canadian midfielder
\u200band scored at the Concacaf Women’s Olympic Qualifiers. At the club level, she
\u200bsigned her first professional contract with Chelsea FC in the FA Women’s Super
\u200bLeague and made her professional debut on 29 August.
Jordyn Huitema | #CANWNT | FRA / Paris Saint-Germain FC
Jordyn Huitema won her second
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She won the Golden Shoe as the tournament’s top scorer and
\u200bwas one of four Canadians named to the Best XI at the CONCACAF Women’s Olympic
\u200bQualifying. At the club level, she helped Paris Saint-Germain finish second in
\u200bthe league standings in 2019-20 and run out in first place from the first three
\u200bmonths of the 2020-21 season. She also reached the Coupe de France final and
\u200bthe semi-final stage of UEFA Champions League.
Stephanie Labbé | #CANWNT | USA / NC Courage
Stephanie Labbé won her fourth
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She won the Golden Glove and was one of four Canadians named
\u200bto the Best XI at the CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying. At the club level,
\u200bshe posted two clean sheets in four matches and tied Karina LeBlanc’s all-time
\u200bCanadian record for NWSL shutouts across all competitions (18).
Ashley Lawrence | #CANWNT | FRA / Paris Saint-Germain FC
Ashley Lawrence won her third
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She was one of four Canadians named to the Best XI at the
\u200bCONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying. At the club level, she helped Paris
\u200bSaint-Germain finish second in the league standings in 2019-20 and run out in
\u200bfirst place from the first three months of the 2020-21 season. She also reached
\u200bthe Coupe de France final and the semi-final stage of UEFA Champions League.
\u200bFrom January through 23 November, she featured in 16 club matches and scored
\u200btwo goals.
Nichelle Prince | #CANWNT | USA / Houston Dash
Nichelle Prince won her third
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. At the club level, she helped the Houston Dash win the 2020
\u200bNWSL Challenge Cup. After missing the back half of 2019 through injury, she
\u200breturned to action with Canada at the international level and then finished
\u200bfifth amongst all Canadians in NWSL minutes played.
Sophie Schmidt | #CANWNT | USA / Houston Dash
Sophie Schmidt led Canada in
\u200bminutes played and won her seventh Concacaf medal as Canada qualified for the
\u200bOlympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. At the club level, Schmidt led
\u200bHouston Dash to the 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup title and became the third-highest
\u200bscoring Canadian in the league history. She won Canada Soccer Player of the
\u200bMonth honours in September.
Desiree Scott | #CANWNT | USA / Utah Royals FC
Desiree Scott won her fourth
\u200bConcacaf medal as Canada qualified for the Olympic Games for the fourth
\u200bconsecutive time. She played the most minutes of any Canadian midfielder and
\u200brecorded two assists in eight international matches.
Kailen Sheridan | #CANWNT | USA / Sky Blue FC
Kailen Sheridan won her second Concacaf medal as Canada qualified
\u200bfor the Olympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. She featured in two
\u200binternational matches in 2020 and posted her sixth career clean sheet. At the
\u200bclub level, she won the NWSL Golden Glove award as Sky Blue FC reached the
\u200bsemi-final stage of an NWSL semi-final for the first time in seven years. She
\u200bwas named the team’s Most Valuable Player and Players’ Player Award winner.
Christine Sinclair | #CANWNT | USA / Portland Thorns FC
Christine Sinclair set the
\u200bworld’s all-time international goalscorer with her 185th goal for Canada on 29
\u200bJanuary 2020. She won her ninth Concacaf medal as Canada qualified for the
\u200bOlympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. At the club level, Sinclair led
\u200bPortland Thorns FC to the 2020 NWSL Community Shield and was the competition’s
\u200btop scorer with six goals in four matches. Sinclair won Canada Soccer Player of
\u200bthe Month honours in January, September and October.
Shelina Zadorsky | #CANWNT | USA / Orlando Pride & ENG / Tottenham Hotspur
Shelina Zadorsky won her third Concacaf medal as Canada qualified
\u200bfor the Olympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. She finished second on
\u200bCanada in minutes played and recorded a goal and two assists at the
\u200binternational level. She earned Player of the Match honours in a 2:0 win over
\u200bMexico. At the club level, she joined newly-promoted Tottenham Hotspur in the
\u200bFA Women’s Super League where she has featured in every league match since her
\u200bdebut on 13 September.