Canada Cup Women's International Softball Championship: Rosters and How to Watch

The annual Canada Cup Women’s International Softball Championship is back, showcasing the world’s top National Teams as they continue in their development for future International competition.

Now in its 31st year, the Canada Cup has established itself as a leading international tournament, providing extreme competition for Olympic hopefuls. Alongside the highest level of international women’s softball, the event also features competitive youth divisions, allowing young athletes to watch and learn.

Games are held from July 6-12 in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

"The Canada Cup is where the world comes to compete, and where fans get the rare opportunity to watch some of the best softball players on the planet in one place," Greg Timm, Chair of the Canada Cup, told the WBSC. "Every summer, this tournament delivers incredible international matchups, unforgettable performances and an atmosphere that celebrates both elite sport and community. We're especially excited to welcome Team Canada back to Surrey to compete in front of passionate home crowds."

Canada Cup Teams:

American Samoa
Brazil
Canada National Team
Canada Elite Team
China
Chinese Taipei National Team
Chinese Taipei Development Team
Czechia U22
Israel
Peru
Saskatchewan 222's
Singapore
TC Colorado
Venezuela

Rosters:

TC Colorado:

Aubrey Abernathy
Jess Mullins
Aly VanBrandt
Maddia Groff
Sarah Gordon
Mariah Lopez
Jessica Oakland
Alannah Leach
Gracie Flores
Alyssa Faircloth
Makayla McClain
Alexis DeBoer
Katie Stewart
Rylinn Groff
Sam Lincoln
Jocelyn Briski
Rylee Slimp
Erin Nuwer
Moriah Polar
Gabby Leach
Beth Damon

Canada National Team:

Kelsey Harshman
Natalie Wideman
Erika Polidori
Callum Maskill
Morgan Reimer
Zoe Hicks
Janet Leung
Logan Forman
Sara Groenewegen
Dawn Bodrug
Emma Entzminger
Larissa Franklin
Kianna Jones
Caitlyn Wong
Grace Messmer
Morgan Rackel

Canada Elite Team:

Avery Tucker
Nicole Simpson
Nicole Rivait
Paige Simpson
Jorde Chartrand
Natasha Limbani
Donnalea Barnett
Olivia Simcoe
Jana Want
Madelyn McKinnon
Caitlin Colley
Peyton Bryden
Avery Hess
Julia Knowler
Lauren Schurman
Annabel Teperson

Chinese Taipei:

Chia-Wen Shen
Hsia-Ai Ke
Szu-Shih Li
Chi-Yun Lin
Yi-Fan Ho
Ching-Yu Chen
Yi-Hsuan Su
Ting-En Chiang
Kuei-Ping Yeh
An-Chi Yang
Chi-Hsyan Yen
YU-Ling Pan
Hsuan Liu
Chia-Yi Chen
Ya-Ting Tu
Feng-Chen LIn

Chinese Taipei Development:

Hsi-Yen Chen
Chiao-En Ma
Yu-Hsuan Chen
Hsin-Ling Hsu
Yu-Ching Yi
Chu-Ching Huang
Pao-Hsiu Liao
Wen-Hsuan Huang
Yu-Ching Lo
Pei-Jyuan Gao
Yu-Lan Wang
Yi-Yun Chung
Pin-Wei Hu
Yi-Shan Chu
Chih-Ying Lin

Singapore:

Michelle Chai
Csen Csen Chan
Jia En Chia
Caelyn Choo
Stefani Choong
Teresa Chua
Weien Cs
Charlize Goh
Kelly-Ann Goh
Alexis Gok
Adelia Koh
Jalene Lee
Shanice Lim
Andrea Lim
Kylene Loo
Ratna Sari
Cacia Tan
Bowie Tan
Janice Tan

222s:

Mason Barclay
Jillian Matsubara
Cadence Colborn
Charleigh Schuettler
Tehya Armstrong
Taitumn Reynen
Tegan Livesay
Avery Terpsma
Kylee Banerd
Emilee Boyer
Lauren Lugtigheid
Emma Frisky
Haley Payne
Abby McGlynn
Emily Sampson

Czechia:

Molentova Aneta
Chaloupkova Amalie
Kindermannova Katerina
Cervenkova Lucie
von Tsurikov Sara
Berankova Karolina
Kalcevova Amalie
Kopecka Andela
Vecerova Lucie
Horackova Kristyna
Groeslova Kamila
Blazkova Roza
Horova Lucie
Frybova Karolina
Koubova Tereza
Vlckova Marketa
Strakova Iva
Holubcova, Katerina

Israel:

Maddy Lewis
Arizona Richie
Amanda Licht
Tara Vandewater
Robyn Wampler
Sydney Gilbert
Jayden Kleiner
Dylan Fischer
Marissa Brody
Zoe Levine
Mia Forseter
Taylor Williams
Izzy Allen
Sarah Jacobs
Mylee Williams
Siena Greenlinger
Reese Fraser
Remy Glassman

American Samoa:

Ayla Tuua
Matalafasi Fa’apito
Farrah Steffany
Sherreigh Nakoa-Chung
Rita Tavita
Braisey Rosa
Delainia Ma’ae
Tele Jennings
Cairah Curran
Kierstyn Aumua
Martha Espenesa
Charity Sevaaetasi
Huntyr Ava
Kailee Cuico
Lafulafu Malepeai
Kiarra Sells
Faith Steffany
Courntey Masunu
Azarya Togafau
Sina Talataina

China:

Wang Mengru
Wui Yuchen
Wang Xiaoya
Li Xin
Li Xintian
Chen Jiayi
Zhou Menghuan
Sang Yujuan
Ding Xiaoyi
Lu Xiaomin
Cao Le
Cai Xinru
Gui Yuanyuan
Wang Yarui
Yan Siyu
Sun Yue
Yang Huiqui
Xie Jiaxin
Chai Yinan
Zeng Zhilin
He Xiaoyan
Ren Min
Lu Ying
Xi Kailin

Venezuela:

Yulexis Barrios
Jarimar Pulido
Yalianni Alvarado
Veronica Antequera
Elia Infante
Diana Arcay
Irene Rabasco
Dayerlin Rivas
Agapita Valor
Marileys Maldonado
Victor Duno
Daniel Lima
Ernie Macabales

Peru:

Brunella Beteta Vilchez
Romina Rafalla Cerna Celis
Luciana Illary Chavez Espinoza
Andrea Adely Cristina Coro Mamani
Maria Fatima Elias Mora
Nicole Irene Gooden Galan
Kiana Akari Kadena Matsuda
Amina Icma Larry Rilo
Xiomara Rosario Llerena Paredes
Carla Graciela Lobaton Rodriguez
María Jesús Pizarro Hilario
Maria Virginia Portocarrero Cornejo
Raffaella Valentina Saenz Aguirre
Wendoly Nicole Santa Cruz Laya
Itati Manuela Susano Berru
Alessandra Teruya Mugruza
Aima Iliana Tohara Yshiki
Adriana Eimi Yamakawa Oka

Brazil:

Amanda Sayuri Handa
Ana Luisa Pereira Cobas
Ana Luiza Sayuri de Souza Yuaoca
Angelina Sunahara Munhoz
Barbara Woll
Beatriz Narazaki
Caroline Ayumi Mito
Emanueli dos Santos da Silva
Fernanda Ayumi Shiroma
Gabriela Mit Luz
Giovanna de Andrade Gurgel
Helen Bianca Rodrigues Domingues
Lais Naya Ihy
Maria Paula Harumi Ueno
Mayra Sayumi Akamine
Nicole Anne Shultz
Samira Mari Tanaka
Veronica Lexi Puckett

New Zealand:

Kamryn Coleman
Yvanni Gibson
Maddison Gerbes
Stefanie Smith
Kyla Thorstensen
Sarahnaruth Pauga
Keeana Henare
Jade Calverley
Poppy Priddle
Mesha Shaw-Wallace
Ireland Trevarthen
Holly Jacobs
Tyarn Bromhead-Lemalu
Maysen Kurene-Iwikau
Hailey Breakwell
Zali Summers

How to Watch

Not only is the event devoted to allowing these world-class athletes to grow and prep for more international play, but it’s dedicated to providing inspiration and mentorship to younger athletes watching either in the stands or at home.

GameTime is bringing live coverage of the event through the Tournament Pass, available for $19.99. The pass provides access to every game from programs across North America, South America, Asia, Oceania, and Europe.

The Canada Cup Women’s International Championship Game will be held on July 12 at 5 p.m. CT, followed by a medal presentation ceremony.

2025 Canada Cup Women’s International Softball Championship

After 10 intense days of play, TC Colorado took home the gold medal in the International Division after taking down Canada 7-5.

Will Canada’s National Team be able to reclaim the Gold on home turf once again?

The most recent Canada Cup win for the team came in 2024, but they just qualified for the 2027 WBSC Women’s World Cup Finals in Redcliffe. A first-place finish at the 2026 WBSC World Cup Group Stage in Czechia put them one step closer to qualifying for the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.

Canada’s Elite Team will be right in the mix as well, as this team was designed to strengthen Canada’s pool of National Team athletes leading up to the Olympic Games.

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