MONTRÉAL (June 19, 2026) – Canada Basketball announced today the athletes who will attend the Senior Women’s National Team training camp from June 20-28 in Montréal, Que., as preparations begin for the FIBA Women’s Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament 2026 in Guadalajara, Mexico.

The training camp marks the first on-court gathering of Canada’s Senior Women’s National Team ahead of a pivotal summer campaign that begins the Road to LA 2028.

“This camp marks the beginning of our journey toward LA 2028,” said Steve Baur, Vice-President and General Manager, Women’s High Performance. “Bringing our athletes and staff together in Montréal allows us to continue building on the culture, standards and foundation we’ve established as a program. This roster reflects the depth of talent emerging through our pathway, and we're excited to continue building toward sustained success on the international stage.”

The roster features a mix of established national team veterans and emerging talent from Canada’s high-performance pathway, including athletes with experience at the Olympic Games, FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, FIBA Women's AmeriCup and various age-group national team competitions.

Following the training camp in Montréal, Canada will travel to Victoria, B.C., for a second training camp and an exhibition game against reigning NCAA national champion UCLA on July 22 as part of W'HOOP IT UP at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

Tickets for W'HOOP IT UP are on sale now through Ticketmaster. The exhibition game is scheduled for July 22 at 7:00 p.m. PT.

Canada will then travel to Guadalajara, Mexico, for the FIBA Women’s Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament 2026 from Aug. 17-23. The tournament represents the first step on the Road to LA 2028, with the winner advancing directly to the FIBA Women’s Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in March 2028.

Senior Women’s National Team Training Camp Roster

Kayla Alexander – Milton, Ont.
Jasmine Bascoe – Milton, Ont.
Shay Colley – Brampton, Ont.
Shy Day-Wilson – Toronto, Ont.
Faith Dut – Surrey, B.C.
Yvonne Ejim – Calgary, Alta.
Delaney Gibb – Raymond, Alta.
Taliyah Henderson – Vail, Arizona
Sami Hill – Toronto, Ont.
Avery Howell – Boise, Idaho
Mila Holloway – Charlotte, North Carolina
Myriam Koné – Edmonton, Alta.
Agot Makeer – Thunder Bay, Ont.
Brynn Masikewich – Calgary, Alta.
Cearah Parchment – Whitby, Ont.
Shaina Pellington – Pickering, Ont.
Syla Swords – Sudbury, Ont.

Canada enters the summer ranked seventh in the FIBA World Ranking Women, presented by Nike.