Landis Canada

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.