Water Polo - Team Canada

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Water Polo

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	VULPISI CVULPISI Clara	172 cm	15 Jul 1998
2	McKEE KMcKEE Kelly	172 cm	16 Jun 1992
3	CREVIER ACREVIER Axelle	172 cm	22 Mar 1997
4	WRIGHT EWRIGHT Emma	180 cm	16 Nov 1996
5	EGGENS MEGGENS Monika	188 cm	25 Dec 1990
6	SOHI GSOHI Gurpreet	170 cm	20 Jul 1994
7	BEKHAZI JBEKHAZI Joelle	170 cm	27 Apr 1987
8	LEMAY-LAVOIE ELEMAY-LAVOIE Elyse	174 cm	12 Nov 1994
9	McKELVEY HMcKELVEY Hayley	180 cm	11 Mar 1996
10	CHRISTMAS KCHRISTMAS Kyra	182 cm	14 Mar 1997
11	PAUL KPAUL Kindred	180 cm	22 Feb 1996
12	la ROCHE Sla ROCHE Shae	165 cm	3 Sep 1992
13	WRIGHT CWRIGHT Claire	178 cm	2 Feb 1994

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	PARADELO DPARADELO David

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Water Polo	Women	7

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #01 CAN Canada 5 AUS Australia 8	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #07 ESP Spain 14 CAN Canada 10	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #09 CAN Canada 21 RSA South Africa 1	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #19 NED Netherlands 16 CAN Canada 12	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Quarterfinal #24 CAN Canada 5 USA United States 16	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Classification 5th-8th #26 AUS Australia 14 CAN Canada 12	Finished
	Tatsumi Water Polo Centre	Women's Classification 7th-8th #29 CHN China 7 CAN Canada 16	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Olympic Games
5	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS
7	2004	Athens, GRE
World Championship
2	2009	Rome, ITA
2	1991	Perth, WA, AUS
3	2005	Montreal, QC, CAN
3	2001	Fukuoka, JPN
4	2017	Budapest, HUN
4	2003	Barcelona, ESP
4	1986	Madrid, ESP
5	1994	Rome, ITA
6	2007	Melbourne, VIC, AUS
6	1998	Perth, WA, AUS
8	2013	Barcelona, ESP
8	2011	Shanghai, CHN
9	2019	Gwangju, KOR
11	2015	Kazan, RUS
World League - Super Final
2	2017	Shanghai, CHN
2	2009	Kirishi, RUS
3	2018	Kunshan, CHN
4	2021	Athens, GRE
4	2008	Santa Cruz de Tenerife, ESP
4	2007	Montreal, QC, CAN
5	2004	Long Beach, CA, USA
6	2015	Shanghai, CHN
6	2014	Kunshan, CHN
6	2011	Tianjin, CHN
6	2006	Cosenza, ITA
6	2005	Kirishi, RUS
7	2019	Budapest, HUN
7	2016	Shanghai, CHN
7	2012	Changsha, CHN
8	2013	Beijing, CHN
8	2010	La Jolla, CA, USA
World Cup
1	1981	Brisbane, QLD, AUS
3	2002	Perth, WA, AUS
3	1988	Christchurch, NZL
3	1980	Breda, NED
4	1991	Long Beach, CA, USA
4	1989	Eindhoven, NED
4	1983	Sainte-Foy, QC, CAN
4	1979	Merced, CA, USA
5	2010	Christchurch, NZL
5	1999	Winnipeg, MB, CAN
5	1997	Nancy, FRA
6	2018	Surgut, RUS
6	1993	Catania, ITA
7	2006	Tianjin, CHN
Pan American Games
2	2019	Lima, PER

General Interest

General
Canada competed at the first two editions of the women's water polo tournament at the Olympic Games, finishing fifth in 2000 and seventh in 2004. Canada secured their place in Tokyo by claiming silver at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, where they lost the final to the United States of America.

Canada have won four medals at the world championships, claiming silver in 1991 and 2009, and bronze in 2001 and 2005. At the 2019 World Championships, Canada were eliminated after losing to the Dutch team in the play-off round. Victories over the People's Republic of China and Kazakhstan in the classification matches helped secure a ninth-place finish.

At the World League Super Final in June 2021, the Canadian team defeated Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals, before losing to Hungary 14-10 in the semifinals. The Russian team then also beat the Canadians 10-8 in the third place match to see Canada rank fourth. Their best World League performance in recent years came in 2017, when they were runners-up behind the US team.

Legend

:: Gold Medal
:: Silver Medal
:: Bronze Medal
:: Gold Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event

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