All you need to know about the Canadian hockey player Kendra Woodland who earned the shutout at the FISU games.

Kendra represented Canada in the FISU games that took place in Krasnoyarsk, Russia and she was an integral part of the Canadian team’s gold medal victory. Kendra Woodland is a four-time USports All-Canadian and is coming off her best season yet with the UNB Varsity Reds where she posted a .946 save percentage in the regular season and continued that success into the playoffs before they were cancelled due to COVID-19.

Prior to her time at UNB, Kendra represented Canada at the IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship, where she posted a shutout against Sweden. Kendra was also part of Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence in 2015-2016 and has represented Canada at several other international tournaments.

Kendra Woodland is a top hockey player and her performance in the FISU Games proves that. Her ability to take on a large workload while maintaining stellar statistics makes Kendra an invaluable asset to any team she plays for.

Kendra has established herself as a leader in Canada Women’s Hockey and will continue to be an example of excellence for aspiring hockey players. Kendra Woodland is a true Canadian success story and her performance at the FISU Games proves that. She is an inspiration for all athletes across Canada and beyond. Kendra’s unyielding dedication to her sport will continue to inspire and motivate players at all levels in the years to come. Kendra Woodland is a shining example of what Canada Women’s Hockey can achieve.