Christine Sinclair Quiz: Canada's 190 International Goals

This christine sinclair quiz celebrates Canada's captain and record-breaker. Play 10 interactive questions on 190 international goals, passing Abby Wambach's 184 in 2020, the Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020, bronze medals in 2012 and 2016, Portland Thorns titles, six World Cups, her hometown of Burnaby and her international farewell in 2023.

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🎯 Daily Trivia Challenge • 🧠 10 Questions • ⏱️ 150 Seconds

Question 1 / 10 Time: 150s

Goals
How many international goals did Sinclair score?
Pass
Whose record did she pass in 2020?
Gold
Which Olympics brought Canada gold with Sinclair?
Bronze
Which Olympics brought Canada bronze?
Club
Which NWSL club did Sinclair play for?
Cups
How many World Cups did she play in?
Home
Which city near Vancouver is Sinclair from?
Retire
When did she retire from international play?
Pos
What position did she mainly play?
Captain
What role did she hold for Canada for many years?

Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions

Q1: How many international goals did Sinclair score?
Answer: 190
A record for men or women.
Q2: Whose record did she pass in 2020?
Answer: Abby Wambach
Wambach had 184.
Q3: Which Olympics brought Canada gold with Sinclair?
Answer: Tokyo 2020
Played in 2021.
Q4: Which Olympics brought Canada bronze?
Answer: 2012 and 2016
Back-to-back bronzes.
Q5: Which NWSL club did Sinclair play for?
Answer: Portland Thorns
Multiple titles.
Q6: How many World Cups did she play in?
Answer: Six
From 2003 to 2023.
Q7: Which city near Vancouver is Sinclair from?
Answer: Burnaby
In British Columbia.
Q8: When did she retire from international play?
Answer: 2023
A farewell in Vancouver.
Q9: What position did she mainly play?
Answer: Forward
A natural goal scorer.
Q10: What role did she hold for Canada for many years?
Answer: Captain
A leader on and off the pitch.

Canada's Record-Breaking Captain

Christine Sinclair, from Burnaby near Vancouver, scored 190 international goals for Canada, the most by any footballer, man or woman. In 2020 she passed Abby Wambach's record of 184, cementing her place in history.

As Canada's longtime captain, Sinclair played at six World Cups from 2003 to 2023. Canada won Olympic bronze at London 2012 and Rio 2016, then gold at the Tokyo Olympics, played in 2021, a crowning moment for her career.

At club level she starred for the Portland Thorns and won several NWSL titles. She retired from international play in 2023 with a farewell match in Vancouver, leaving a legacy that inspired a generation of Canadian players.

What This Quiz Teaches

Football fans will enjoy these questions.

How many goals she scored
Whose record she passed
Which medals Canada won
Where she played club football
When she retired

Did You Know?

A street in Burnaby bears her name.
She played college soccer at Portland.
Her composure in front of goal was famous.
She is admired for her humility.
She played into her forties.