Canada’s Women’s Soccer Team Named Team of the Year by The Canadian Press

The remarkable achievement of Canada’s National Women’s Team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has once again earned them the prestigious title of “Team of the Year” from The Canadian Press. This honor is a testament to their unwavering dedication, skill, and teamwork.

Becoming Canada’s Team of the Year

The team’s journey to the top was nothing short of extraordinary. They embarked on a 13-match unbeaten streak at the Olympics, a feat that showcased their resilience and determination. The pinnacle of their success was the Gold Medal match against Sweden, where they emerged victorious in a nail-biting penalty shootout.

The shootout was a roller coaster of emotions. Julia Grosso scored the winning goal, while Stephanie Labbé, the Canadian keeper, displayed exceptional skill and courage, saving two Swedish penalties. The team’s wild 3-2 victory was celebrated with jubilation, not just for their triumph, but also for the unity and spirit they demonstrated throughout the tournament.

This achievement is even more significant considering the challenges faced due to the pandemic. The team’s ability to focus, adapt, and perform at the highest level under such circumstances is truly commendable.

The Canadian National Women’s Team’s journey to becoming the Team of the Year is a powerful inspiration for aspiring athletes and sports enthusiasts alike. Their story is a testament to the power of teamwork, determination, and resilience.

The Gold Medal Match

Relive the excitement of the Gold Medal match and the penalty shootout here. Witness the skill, strategy, and spirit that made Canada’s National Women’s Team Olympic Champions in 2020.

Read the full Sportsnet article here.