Julia Schell scores six tries as Canada thrash Fiji in Women’s Rugby World Cup

Here is a 170-word summary of the news article: In their opening match of the Women's Rugby World Cup, Canada dominated Fiji with a 65-7 victory. The standout performer was full-back Julia Schell, who scored an impressive six tries in just 21 minutes during the second half. Canada's clinical performance has marked them as a dark horse contender for the tournament, despite flying under the radar compared to hosts England and defending champions New Zealand. Schell's try-scoring spree may inspire young girls to take up rugby, a sport she has advocated for. Growing up, Schell petitioned her elementary school to allow girls to participate in open-ice hitting in ice hockey, which was previously banned. Now in rugby, she appreciates the equality between the men's and women's games. Schell joked with fans that one had offered her $200 for a try, which she duly delivered. The article highlights Canada's ominous display and Schell's standout individual performance as they look to make a strong push for the World Cup title.