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Canada Names Montreal Victorie’s Kori Cheverie Head Coach of Women’s Team
Cheverie, a former Olympic assistant coach, will lead Canada after the team won silver at the last world championship and the 2026 Olympics.
On Thursday, Hockey Canada named Kori Cheverie head coach for the upcoming IIHF women's world championship in Denmark, with the 39-year-old taking over for the 2026-27 season.
Cheverie brings extensive national team experience, having won Olympic gold as assistant coach at the 2022 Beijing Games and helped the squad to first-place finishes at world championships in 2021, 2022, and 2024.
Joining Cheverie are assistant coaches Caroline Ouellette and Kris Sparre, while former Vegas Golden Knights head coach Bruce Cassidy will serve as a special assistant to general manager Danièle Sauvageau.
Team Canada gathers in Quebec City from Oct. 8-14 for selection camp, faces the defending Olympic champion Americans in Windsor on Oct. 28, and opens the world championship against Sweden on Nov. 6.
Following silver medal finishes at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics and last year's world championships in Czechia, the team aims to reclaim gold during the tournament in Denmark, which runs from Nov. 6-16.