Scotties Tournament of Hearts



Alberta Sweeting		Skip Val Sweeting		Third Joanne Courtney		Second Dana Ferguson		Lead Rachel Brown



British Columbia Van Osch		Skip Kesa Van Osch		Third Steph Jackson-Baier		Second Jessie Sanderson		Lead Carley St. Blaze



Canada Homan		Skip Rachel Homan		Third Emma Miskew		Second Alison Kreviazuk		Lead Lisa Weagle



Manitoba Carey		Skip Chelsea Carey		Third Kristy McDonald		Second Kristen Foster		Lead Lindsay Warkentin



New Brunswick Kelly		Skip Andrea Kelly		Third Rebecca Atkinson		Second Danielle Parsons		Lead Jodie deSolla



Newfoundland / Labrador Strong		Skip Heather Strong		Third Laura Strong		Second Jessica Cunningham		Lead Kathryn Cooper



Nova Scotia Smith		Skip Heather Smith		Third Jill Brothers		Second Blisse Joyce		Lead Teri Udle



Ontario Flaxey		Skip Alli Flaxey		Third Katie Cottrill		Second Lynn Kreviazuk		Lead Morgan Lavell



Prince Edward Island Dolan		Skip Kim Dolan		Third Rebecca Jean MacDonald		Second Sinead Dolan		Lead Michala Robison



Quebec Ross		Skip Allison Ross		Third Melissa Gannon		Second Brittany O'Rourke		Lead Pamela Nugent



Saskatchewan Lawton		Skip Stefanie Lawton		Third Sherry Anderson		Second Sherri Singler		Lead Marliese Kasner



Yukon/N.W.T. Koltun		Skip Sarah Koltun		Third Chelsea Duncan		Second Patty Wallingham		Lead Andrea Sinclair

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Manitoba's Kate Cameron (Photo: Curling Canada) announced on Monday that the team will look different for the new Olympic quadrennial.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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