Canada News
Hooper still has drive, even at 35
October, 11 2003After the cheering for the United States' 3-1 victory over Canada in the third-place game at the Home Depot Center had faded away, Canadian head coach Even Pellerud faced the international media and talked about how his young team had pushed its way to the forefront of women's soccer.
Article | ConversationMilbrett adds final touch in U.S. victory
October, 11 2003Tiffeny Milbrett put the finishing touch on Saturday's third-place game.
Article | ConversationU.S. not taking Canada lightly
October, 10 2003Once a pushover, Canada now is a formidable foe for the U.S. women who hope to conclude their disappointing World Cup with a decisive third-place victory Saturday.
Article | ConversationCanada on cloud nine before semifinal
October, 3 2003Canada is more than just surprised by its dramatic run in the Women's World Cup.
Article | ConversationSwell night for Canada's Swiatek
October, 2 2003Charmaine Hooper may have been the player of the match, but it was Canadian goalkeeper Taryn Swiatek who held off China's second half assault and ensured her team's first appearance in the Women's World Cup semifinals. After the game, she admitted, "This is a dream come true."
Article | ConversationTeams ready for Thursday's quarters
October, 1 2003Scoring has become a concern for China as it prepares for Thursday night's quarterfinal against Canada in the Women's World Cup.
Article | ConversationCanada headed in right direction
September, 24 2003Two teams with different expectations, but the same goal? After lopsided losses both Canada and Argentina were looking to improve their performances, relax, and play their "normal style."
Article | ConversationHeadgear to make debut at WWC
Barry Wilner | September, 4 2003As sports trends go, the Women's World Cup might start an important one. Several players, including stars Joy Fawcett of the United States and Charmaine Hooper of Canada, will be wearing headgear.
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