The Canada women's national lacrosse sixes team represents Canada internationally in lacrosse tournaments. They compete in lacrosse sixes, the form of lacrosse which will feature in the 2028 Summer Olympics, rather than the full field format. It is sanctioned by Lacrosse Canada.
History Canada fielded its first women's lacrosse sixes in 2021. Scott Teether was appointed as coach in August 2021. The team debuted at the Super Sixes event at Sparks, Maryland in October 2021.
Canada took part at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham where they won the women's lacrosse gold medal at the United States' expense.
Canada, now under coach Shawn Williams, won the inaugural Women's Super Sixes tournament in Oshawa in October 2022.
At the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China, Canada lost to the United States in the gold medal match, settling for silver. Team records World Games World Games record YearResultMatchesWinsDrawsLosses PF PACoach 2022 Gold medal55007541 Scott Teether 2025 Silver medal 5 4 0 1 88 35 Shawn Williams Total 2/2 10 9 0 1 163 76 — Lacrosse is conducted in the standard field lacrosse format at the 2017 World Games
Head coaches Scott Teeter (2021–2022) Shawn Williams (2022–)
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