Sky Blue FC says Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan has undergone successful surgery on her right quad.

The NWSL club said there is no timetable for Sheridan's return.

The 25-year-old from Whitby, Ont., was injured Feb. 18 in Canada's first game at the SheBelieves Cup in Orlando. She was helped off the pitch in the 10th minute of the 1-0 loss to the U.S., going down in pain after a seemingly innocuous pass to a teammate.

"Surgery went really well and I am excited to start my recovery process," Sheridan said in a statement Tuesday. "I will be pushing myself to come back stronger and better than ever."

Canadian keeper Kailen Sheridan ruled out of SheBelieves Cup with injury

Injury has ruled Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan out of the rest of the SheBelieves Cup.

Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan has been ruled out of the remainder of the SheBelieves Cup after suffering an apparent leg injury during Canada's tournament-opening loss to the U.S. on Thursday. 

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No 'moral victory' in Canada's women's soccer loss to U.S at SheBelieves Cup

In the wake of Canada's 1-0 loss to the U.S. in the SheBelieves Cup on Thursday night, an American commentator suggested the Canadian post-game locker-room would be all smiles. Canada, the commentator thought, would be pleased with the moral victory of a one-goal loss to the world's No. 1-ranked team.

Canada forward Nichelle Prince (15) kicks the ball away from United States defender Crystal Dunn (19) during the first half of a SheBelieves Cup women's soccer match on Thursday.

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The Olympic football tournament is scheduled for July 21 to Aug. 7 in Tokyo. Canada Soccer said it had no information on Sheridan's possible return to action.

Veteran Stephanie Labbe, who has 72 caps, started the rest of the SheBelieves Cup, with the uncapped Rylee Foster as her backup. Erin McLeod, a 38-year-old who has 118 caps, had to leave camp early with a dislocated finger.

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Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan leaves game with injury

Early in the match against the United States, Canada's goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan plays the ball then goes down in pain. She would have to be replaced by Stephanie Labbé.

Also Tuesday, the Chicago Red Stars said Canadian defender Bianca St-Georges had successful arthroscopic surgery to repair a "lower knee injury" suffered in camp with Canada prior to the SheBelieves Cup.

The NWSL team said the surgery happened Feb. 24. The 23-year-old from Quebec is expected to return to action before the May 15 start of the regular season.

Kailen Sheridan of Whitby, Ont., will be sidelined indefinitely after having right quad surgery. Sheridan, who plays for Sky Blue FC in the NWSL, suffered the injury Feb. 18 at the SheBelieves Cup.

Canadian keeper Sheridan vows to return 'stronger, better than ever' from surgery

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