WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Though weary and nursing injuries, Canada has stuck to its policy of fielding its strongest available lineup for every match at the Rugby World Cup by naming a full-strength side for Sundays Pool A match against top-ranked New Zealand. . Five players named by coach Kieran Crowley on Friday have been unable to train in the five days since Canadas disappointing 23-23 draw with Japan and will have their fitness tested before being confirmed in the match-day squad. Only one player, fullback James Pritchard, was unavailable because of injury and his absence prompts one change of personnel, and one positional change. Matt Evans moves from wing to fullback and Conor Trainor joins the team on the right wing. Trainor started from the bench against Japan and his promotion forces one change to the Canada reserves. Crowley has gone for five forwards and two backs, preferring flanker Nanyak Dala ahead of Wellington-born backrower Jeremy Kyne. 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"Theres going to be times when hes able to use body position a little bit more to soften the blows. You can position yourself more instead of going loose into the boards. Thats something you learn with time." With seven goals and 18 points in the 22 games, Hall was off to a tremendous start in his second season with the Oilers. He missed the final 17 games of last season after spraining his ankle in a fight with Derek Dorsett of Columbus. "If I think this is going to be the only time Im injured in my career, Im lying to myself," Hall said. "Theres going to be some growing pains. "Last year was a freak accident, you know? I hurt my ankle in a fight, so this is really the first injury Ive ever had. Im not going to really chance my game too much. The shoulder feells really good and Im not going to play tentative at all. [url=http://www.stitchednflcheapjerseys.com/Nike-nfl-jerseys_Buffalo-bills-jerse... Buffalo Bills Jerseys[/url]. I cant afford to." 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"Where he can get compromised, I suppose, is on the offensive side of the puck and hes going to have to play hockey and sort that out. Weve already talked a little bit about some strategies to help him. Playing safe is the wrong way to put it, but play without the risk of injury." Off since a 3-0 loss to Calgary on Saturday, the Oilers (14-13-3) are looking to regain traction with games in Phoenix and San Jose on Saturday after a stretch in which theyve struggled to a 4-5-1 mark. "The season is so long," Hall said. "Weve got a long haul ahead of us and Im glad to be back as soon as I could. "It sucks missing games, especially when the teams not doing well. You want to be out there doing the best you can. Im happy I took the extra couple of days to really get it better and I feel great now." ' ' '