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Hockey Canada Clarifies Sarah Nurse's Status for National Team Camp

Hockey Canada has stated that Sarah Nurse was unable to attend the national team's camp for the upcoming women's world championship. The organization clarified that the forward did not decline the invitation. This clarification comes in response to potential misunderstandings regarding her participation.

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Hockey Canada issued a clarification on Saturday regarding the status of forward Sarah Nurse, who has been in the spotlight ahead of the women's world championship. The governing body confirmed that Nurse did not decline an invitation to attend the national team's camp; rather, she was unable to participate due to unspecified reasons. This announcement aims to address possible miscommunications that have arisen regarding Nurse's commitment to the national team and her availability for the upcoming championship. As the tournament approaches, the clarity from Hockey Canada seeks to eliminate any confusion among fans and media about the player's status and contributions to the team. Coach and team members have expressed confidence in the available roster while supporting Nurse in her circumstances.

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