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Midnight Suns Announce Squad for 2026 49th Parallel Cup

August 8, 2026

Ottawa, August 8, 2026 – The Midnight Suns, Canada’s Women’s National Development Team, have announced the roster for the 2026 49th Parallel Cup.

The Midnight Suns program provides development opportunities and a pathway to future selection for the Northern Lights. 

The team has competed at various international tournaments, including the 2014 AFL International Cup and 2017 London Footy Carnival. Most recently, the Midnight Suns defeated the USA Liberty at the 2023 49th Parallel Cup held in Wisconsin, USA.

Seven clubs are represented in the side, which was chosen following the National Team Training Camp held in Montreal earlier this year.

Midnight Suns Roster

PlayerClub
Lyndsay GreasleyBurnaby Eagles
Cait LydynuikBurnaby Eagles
Ashtyn GuevaraCalgary Kookaburras
Caitlin HarveyCalgary Kookaburras
Zoe HuttonCalgary Kookaburras
Mathilda AndersonHigh Park Demons
Stella AndersonHigh Park Demons
Cricket TempleHigh Park Demons
Larissa AndrusyshynOttawa Swans / Québec Saints
Alexandra CaronOttawa Swans / Québec Saints
Genevieve HabreQuébec Saints
Camila RubianoQuébec Saints / Cornwall Tigers
Fredriz CantiladoToronto Central Blues
Jacqueline CowlingToronto Central Blues
Michelle CowlingToronto Central Blues
Krista KentToronto Central Blues
Grace SteinToronto Central Blues
Pascale WaltersVancouver Cougars

Coaches & Staff

Coaches & StaffTitle
Dean HinchliffeHead Coach
Tayha HutchinsonAssistant Coach
Mark BangAssistant Coach
Kristin FosterTeam Manager
Phil ManassaSupport Coach
Melissa ManciniSupport Coach
Mick SmithRunner
Chantal SmithPhysio/Medical

The 49th Parallel Cup was first played in Chicago, Illinois in 1999. The first Women’s competition was held in 2007 in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Northern Lights lead the series against the USA Freedom 5-2, while the USA Revolution leads Team Canada Northwind 11-1.  

The 2026 49th Parallel Cup will be held in Kelowna, British Columbia on August 29th. The tournament will feature Men’s and Women’s National Teams from Canada and the USA, national development teams, and local representative sides. 

All matches will be broadcast live on the AFL Canada YouTube page. More information, including match schedules, will be announced shortly. Follow AFL Canada on social media or visit the AFL Canada website for all the latest news and updates.


About AFL Canada

AFL Canada is the AFL-sanctioned National Governing Body and not-for-profit committed to promoting, growing, and developing the sport of Australian Football in Canada. Since 1989, AFL Canada has supported clubs, leagues, and provincial associations through program development, resources, national and international tournaments, marketing, youth programs, and other strategic initiatives.

As the recognized AFL International Affiliate, AFL Canada is motivated to ensure the game can prosper and progress through all formats, levels, and competitions across the country. To learn more, visit AFL Canada. 

Contact 

Greg Bridges
Executive Director
AFL Canada
email : greg@aflcanada.com 

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