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Canada: 14 Maddy Aberg, 15 Nina Bui, 16 Rachel Choboter, 6 Alanna Fittes, 1 Dani Franada, 11 Gabrielle Hindley (captain), 12 Sarah Maguire, 10 Laura Mariu, 7 Sabrina McDaid, 19 Jade Menin, 20 Lauren Mueller, 21 Natasha Naismith, 22 Ada Okonkwo, 13 Megan Pakulis, 4 Ferris Sandboe, 8 Kirsty Sargent, 24 Elizabeth Steele, 9 Natalie Tam, 3 Petra Woods
Brazil: 18 Natalia Momberg, 22 Edna Santini, 3 Leticia Medeiros, 12 Amanda Welter, 4 Daniele Soares, 6 Giovanna Moura, 7 Maria Graf (captain), 8 Franciny Amaral, 9 Patricia Bodeman, 10 Paula Casemiro, 11 Patricia Oliveira, 17 Ana Loschi de Quadroa, 16 Brena Prioste, 5 Suzana Rodrigues, 23 Natalia Jonck, 13 Barbara Leal, 2 Tati Fernandes, 21 Ellen Trindade, 15 Franciele Barros.
Fun fact
Canada are just the sixth different team that Brazil have ever faced.
Canada record
The Ravens came into this tournament with high hopes having been losing semi-finalists on their 2017 debut but defeat to Papua New Guinea and England has cut short their progress.
Canada Name Team to Face Brazil on Saturday 7:00 am PT Kickoff on TSN+
Canada have made a few changes to the roster that lost to Spain last weekend. Djustice Sears-Duru is injured so Cole Keith moves to loosehead prop and Conor Young starts at tighthead prop. The reserve props are Liam Murray and Tyler Rowland.
Kyle Baillie moves from blindside flanker to 2nd row and Mason Flesch gets the start at blindside. Kainoa Lloyd replaces Josiah Morra on the wing and Mitch Richardson gets the start in the centres with Gabe Casey moving to the bench. Ben Lesage moves from outside to inside centre. Cooper Coats comes into the roster as one of the 3 reserve backs.
It’s almost a year to the day, November 19 2022, when Canada played Namibia and lost 43-37. Cooper Coats scored 17 points in that match with tries by Corey Thomas (2) and Andrew Quattrin (2). Missing from that team are Corey Thomas, Josh Larsen, Josh Thiel, Lindsey Stevens, Kyle Steeves, Piers Von Dadelszen, Ross Braude, Owain Ruttan, David Richard and Brock Webster.
The teams have met 4 times before with each country winning 2.
Feb 2019 Brazil 18 – Canada 10 in Brazil
Feb 2018 Canada 45 – Brazil 5 in Canada
Feb 2017 Brazil 24 – Canada 23 in Brazil
Feb 2016 Canada 52 – Brazil 25 in Canada
Canada
1. Cole Keith (Apohaqui, NB) – Belleisle Rovers RFC / New England Free Jacks
2. Andrew Quattrin (Holland Landing, ON) – Aurora Barbarians / New England Free Jacks
3. Conor Young (Yamba, Australia) – Greater Sydney Rams / New England Free Jacks
4. Izzak Kelly (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC / University of British Columbia / Spotswood United RFC
5. Kyle Baillie (Summerside, PEI) – Halifax Tars / Old Glory DC
6. Mason Flesch (Cobourg, ON) – Pacific Pride / Toronto Arrows
7. Lucas Rumball (Scarborough, ON) – Balmy Beach RFC / Toronto Arrows
8. Matthew Oworu (Calgary, AB) – Pacific Pride
9. Jason Higgins (Cork, Ireland) – San Diego Legion
10. Robbie Povey (Northampton, UK) – Long Bukby RFC / Houston SaberCats
11. Andrew Coe (Markham, ON) – Rugby New York
12. Ben LeSage (Calgary, AB) – Calgary Canucks / New England Free Jacks
13. Mitch Richardson (Stoney Creek, ON) – McMaster University / Toronto Arrows
14. Kainoa Lloyd (Mississauga, ON) – Queen’s University / Houston SaberCats
15. Peter Nelson (Dungannon, UK) – Dungannon RFC / Toronto Arrows
16. Foster Dewitt (Courtenay, BC) – Westshore RFC / New England Free Jacks
17. Liam Murray (Langley, BC) – Dallas Jackals
18. Tyler Rowland (Mississauga, ON) – Toronto Nomads / Pacific Pride / Toronto Arrows
19. Conor Keys (Stittsville, ON) – Barrhaven Scottish / Ottawa Ospreys / New England Free Jacks
20. Siaki Vikilani (Vancouver, BC) – Burnaby Lake RFC / The American Raptors
21. Reid Watkins (Okotoks, AB) – Seattle Seawolves
22. Gabe Casey (Ottawa, ON) – University of Victoria
23. Cooper Coats (Halifax, NS) – Halifax Tars