University of Missouri Athletics

Missouri
2024 (Freshman)

• Started in all 17 games, logging 1,399 minutes.

• Made NCAA debut in the season opener, playing 78 minutes in a win versus Missouri State (Aug. 15).

• Played full 90 minutes against Memphis (Aug. 18), Duke (Sept. 12), Arkansas (Sept. 22), Florida (Sept. 29), and Mississippi State (Oct. 13).

• Recorded one shot in 83 minutes during a draw at Illinois (Aug. 22).

• Scored first career goal and added two points, four shots, and two on goal in a 90-minute performance against Miami (FL) (Aug. 29).

• Tallied one assist, one point, and two shots on goal in a 5-0 shutout against SEMO (Sept. 8).

• Added one shot in 90 minutes against Texas A&M (Sept. 19).

• Notched one shot in a 1-1 draw at Alabama (Sept. 26).

• Took one shot and placed one on target in 90 minutes at Tennessee (Oct. 4).

• Added one shot on goal in 82 minutes in a 3-1 win over Oklahoma (Oct. 18).

• Fired one shot in 80 minutes at Texas (Oct. 24).

• Finished with one shot in 90 minutes against LSU (Oct. 27).

Prep

• Played for Michigan Hawks for nine years, earning First Team ECNL honors three times.

• Four-time Metro League Third Team selection at Fenton High School.

• Also lettered in cross country and track, earning multiple All-Metro honors.

• National Honor Society member and four-time academic letterwinner.

• Founded her high school book club and volunteered with the Special Olympics and local food bank.

Personal

• Born May 9, 2006, in Fenton, Mich.

• Daughter of Pamela and Kreston Canada.

• Has four siblings: Logan, Madison, Reese, and Brinley.

• Sisters Madison (Western Michigan) and Reese (Notre Dame) both play collegiate soccer.

• Majoring in Business.

• Pre-match superstition: right sock, left sock, right shoe, left shoe.

• Chose Mizzou for the people and coaching staff, who she felt truly believed in her.

• Lists beating Ole Miss in 2024 as her most memorable soccer moment.

• In free time, enjoys nature walks.

• Dream career is professional soccer.

• One thing she can’t live without: her mom.

• Biggest inspiration is older sister Madison for setting the standard of playing college soccer through hard work and loyalty.