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— Christine Sinclair During her second season with the Pilots in 2002, Sinclair led Division I in goals with 26. She scored two goals during the national championship game against conference rival Santa Clara, the second of which was a golden goal that won the Pilots the national championship. Sinclair earned three different national Player of the Year honours, and was a finalist for the ...
- June 12, 1983 (age 40)
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- Christine Margaret Sinclair
Oct 20, 2023 · Christine Sinclair, one of the most decorated soccer players of all time, has announced her retirement from the international game, effective at the end of the year.. In a heartfelt letter ...
- Thomas Schlachter
Jul 29, 2023 · Christine Sinclair has just tapped home her second goal of the game and Canada’s fourth goal in an 11-0 win over St. Kitts and Nevis. Although it might not sound spectacular, it is a landmark ...
- Ben Morse
Oct 20, 2023 · The Canadian soccer legend and world's all-time leading scorer announces her decision to end her international career at the end of 2023. She plans to play one more season for the NWSL Portland Thorns and play four more games for Canada, including two against Brazil.
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- Neil Davidson
Dec 6, 2023 · L ast night Christine Sinclair, the all-time leading goalscorer in international football, played her final minutes on the global stage. With more than 330 appearances for Canada, the 40-year-old ...
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Learn about the remarkable career and personal challenges of Christine Sinclair, the leading goal-scorer in international football and the captain of Canada's women's team. Find out how she became a vocal leader on and off the pitch, addressing issues such as equal pay and family illnesses.
Oct 20, 2023 · Christine Sinclair’s illustrious international career includes a record 190 goals for Canada in 327 games, an Olympic gold medal and six World Cup appearances. Photograph: Miguel Sierra/EPA.
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