Casey Stoney: Canada Coach Misses Haiti Game
- Canada's women's soccer friendly against Haiti in Winnipeg will proceed without head coach casey Stoney. Canada Soccer announced Stoney will be absent due to a family matter.
- Assistant coach Natalie Henderson is set to take over coaching duties for Saturday's match.
- The Canadian squad, currently ranked seventh globally, faces No.
Casey Stoney will miss the Canada-Haiti match due to a family matter, leaving assistant coach Natalie Henderson to led the Canadian women’s soccer team in Winnipeg. This meaningful absence impacts the team’s preparations for upcoming competitions, as thay face Haiti in a crucial Canada soccer friendly. Desiree Scott’s final international appearance in her hometown adds another layer of emotional depth to the game. Ranking seventh globally, Canada will test its mettle against the 53rd-ranked Haiti. With key players already sidelined, the team faces challenges both on and off the field. News Directory 3 keeps you informed on all the breaking sports news. Discover what’s next as the team readies for the Montreal rematch with Haiti!
Stoney to Miss Canada-Haiti Soccer Friendly in Winnipeg
Updated May 29, 2025
Canada’s women’s soccer friendly against Haiti in Winnipeg will proceed without head coach casey Stoney. Canada Soccer announced Stoney will be absent due to a family matter.
Assistant coach Natalie Henderson is set to take over coaching duties for Saturday’s match. Stoney is expected to return for the rematch against Haiti next Tuesday in montreal. The Canada soccer friendly provides crucial preparation.
The Canadian squad, currently ranked seventh globally, faces No. 53 Haiti. The team is already missing key players Ashley Lawrence, who is out for personal reasons, and Nichelle Prince, sidelined due to injury.
The Winnipeg game marks a special occasion as veteran midfielder Desiree Scott makes her final international appearance in her hometown. This soccer friendly is a sendoff for Scott.
What’s next
Following the match in Winnipeg, Canada will face Haiti again in Montreal next Tuesday, with Stoney expected to return to the sidelines. The team will continue preparations for upcoming international competitions.