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WOSC Welcomes… Christine Sinclair, Karina Leblanc, Diana Matheson & Rhian Wilkinson We are thrilled to announce a once in a lifetime opportunity for local soccer players. Meet and be trained by Canadian Women’s Soccer Icon’s Christine Sinclair, Karina Leblanc, Diana Matheson and Rhian Wilkinson. Join them for a 1.5hr training session followed by autographs and pictures. Training Session Details U8 & U9 Year Olds - October 26th, 5-7pm, Thunderbird Domes - 1927 Richardson Side Road U10 & U11 Year Olds - October 26th, 7-9pm, Thunderbird Domes - 1927 Richardson Side Road U12 & U13 Year Olds - October 25th, 3-5pm, Branchaud Briere - 499 Boulevard Labrosse, Gatineau U14 & U17 Year Olds - October 25th, 5-7pm, Branchaud Briere - 499 Boulevard Labrosse, Gatineau Register HERE. Cost is $105. Space is limited. First come first serve. Motivational Speech We will also be hosting a Motivational Speech lead by the National Women’s Team players. The ladies share their personal experiences and learning’s about leadership, resilience, synergy and empowerment. It’s geared towards empowering women, coaches, leaders or anyone that wants to hear about their journey. They talk about getting the best out of themselves to get the best out of the team. The event will be followed by a Question & Answer period. All ages’ welcome. Hope you can join us! October 27th, 6-8pm at the Brookstreet Hotel - 525 Legget Drive, Kanata Register HERE. Cost is $25. Space is limited. First come first serve. Get to know our guests a little better… Christine Sinclair @sincy12 Canadian National Women’s Team Captain 4 World Cup Appearances 2 Olympic Game’s including 2012 Bronze Medal Nominated 6 times for FIFA World Player of the Year Canada Walk of Fame Herman Trophy recipient Academic All-America of the Year-ESPN The Magazine Karina Leblanc @karinaleblanc Longest Serving Player in Canadian Soccer History 3 Pan American Games 4 World Cup Appearances 2 Olympic Game’s including 2012 Bronze Medal UNICEF Canada Ambassador Diana Matheson @dmatheson8 Scored Winning Goal in Olympic Bronze Medal Game 2 Pan American Games 4 World Cup Appearances 2 Olympic Game’s including 2012 Bronze Medal Majored in Economics at Princeton University Rhian Wilkinson @rhirhi8 165 International Appearances for Canada 4 World Cup Appearances 2 Pan American Games 2 Olympic Game’s including 2012 Bronze Medal Professional Clubs include: Boston Breakers, LSK (Norway) .

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