Christine Sinclair

Christine Sinclair is a Canadian soccer player and former captain of the Canada women’s national team. She is one of international soccer’s most prolific goal scorers.

Canada women's national soccer team: Canada’s national team in women’s association football. Sinclair captained the team through major tournament campaigns and its first Olympic medals.
International goals in women's association football: Goals scored by players in senior international women’s association football matches. Sinclair’s total became the benchmark for international scoring across women’s and men’s soccer.
Bev Priestman: An English soccer coach who led Canada’s women’s national team from 2020 to 2023. Priestman coached Sinclair during Canada’s Olympic gold-medal campaign.
Mia Hamm: An American former soccer forward who became one of the sport’s most prominent players. Hamm held the women’s international scoring record before Sinclair surpassed it.
2012 Summer Olympics: The 2012 Olympic Games held in London. Sinclair scored six goals as Canada won bronze in the women’s tournament.
Canada women's national soccer team records and statistics: Statistical records and milestones for Canada’s women’s national soccer team. Her appearances and goals dominate the team’s historical records.
John Herdman: An English soccer coach who led Canada’s women’s national team from 2011 to 2018. Herdman coached Sinclair during the team’s consecutive Olympic bronze-medal runs.
Abby Wambach: An American former soccer forward and prolific international goal scorer. Wambach briefly held the international scoring record that Sinclair later exceeded.
2020 Summer Olympics: The Olympic Games held in Tokyo in 2021 after a pandemic-related postponement. Sinclair captained Canada to its first Olympic gold in women’s soccer.
Olympic medal: An award given to athletes who place among the top three in an Olympic event. Her three Olympic medals span bronze, bronze, and gold across successive Games.

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