Tyson Beukeboom
Tyson Beukeboom is a Canadian rugby player from Uxbridge, Ontario, currently playing for Ealing Trailfinders in England. She is known for her skills as a forward and was pivotal in Canada's women's rugby team's historic victory over the New Zealand Black Ferns in the Pacific Four Series.
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Tyson Beukeboom is one of the three players from the 2014 team still in the current squad.
Women’s Rugby World Cup final: When does Canada play England and how to watch
Canada· 2025-09-26
Veteran Tyson Beukeboom will tie the retired Aaron Carpenter as Canada’s most-capped Canadian rugby player when she earns her 80th cap.
Heavily favoured Canada dips into deep roster ahead of Rugby World Cup match against WalesCanada· 2025-08-28
Tyson Beukeboom will be participating in her fourth Rugby World Cup.
Black Ferns: Rugby World Cup prospects and challenges for defending champions
New Zealand· 2025-08-02
Sophie de Goede will partner with veteran Tyson Beukeboom in the second row Friday.
Sophie de Goede moves into a new role as Canada hosts U.S. in final home World Cup tune-upCanada· 2025-07-30
Veteran Tyson Beukeboom is in the second row for the Canadian team.
Pacific Four Series title up for grabs as Canada women wrap up tournament playCanada· 2025-05-22
Tyson Beukeboom of Canada holds the Pacific Four Series Trophy aloft as she celebrates with teammates after defeating the New Zealand Black Ferns.
Canada names expanded 36-player women's rugby roster for Pacific Four SeriesCanada· 2025-04-05
