CHAMPION: Wrana Wins 2017 World Junior Women's Championship

Stockholm, Sweden

SKIP
Isabella
Wrana

Third
Jennie
Wahlin

Second
Almida
de Val

Lead
Fanny
Sjoberg

Games:	11
Record:	9W - 2L
PF/G:	9.06
PA/G:	5.31
Hammer Efficiency:	0.51
Steal Defense:	0.19
Force Efficiency:	0.71
Steal Efficiency:	0.31

Isabella Wrana (Stockholm, SWE) won 10-7 over Sophie Jackson (Stirling, SCO) in the Final of the World Junior Women's Championship, held February 16 - 26, 2017 in PyeongChang, Korea.

Wrana finished 7-2 in the 10-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Wrana defeated Misaki Tanaka (Aomorishi, JPN) 9-2, then won 8-7 against Kristen Streifel (Edmonton, CAN) and 10-1 against Maria Baksheeva (Moscow, RUS). Wrana went on to lose 6-5 against Jackson. Wrana responded with a 9-2 win over Dilsat Yildiz (Eruzurum, TUR). Wrana won 10-4 against Joo Linda (Budapest, HUN), then won 7-4 against Min Ji Kim (Songhyeon, KOR). Wrana went on to lose 8-4 against Annmarie Dubberstein (Blaine, USA). Wrana responded with a 6-4 win over Selina Witschonke (Luzern, SUI) in their final qualifying round match.

For winning the World Junior Women's Championship Championship title, Wrana earned 27.232 world rankings points. For week 28 of the event schedule, Wrana did not improve upon their best events, remaining at th place on the World Ranking Standings with total points. Wrana ranks th overall on the Year-to-Date rankings with points earned so far this season.

RECORD	W	L	T	PCT	HMR	STL	1PT	EEH	EES

SCORING	ENDs	PF	PA	PF/G	PA/G	+/-	EF/G	EA/G	PF/E	PA/E	BE/G

WITH HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	HE	SD

WITHOUT HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	FE	SE

2026: Bobae Kang
Bobae Kang, Yujeong Shim, Minseo Kim, Jisoo Kim, Boyeong Lee
Jeonbuk, KOR
2025: Bobae Kang
Bobae Kang, Jisoo Kim, Yujeong Shim, Minseo Kim, Boyeong Lee, Young Il Kwon
Jeonbuk, KOR
2024: Xenia Schwaller
Xenia Schwaller, Selina Gafner, Fabienne Rieder, Selina Rychiger, Marion WÃ¼est, Andreas Schwaller
Zurich, SUI
2023: Fay Henderson
Fay Henderson, Robyn Munro, Holly Wilkie-Milne, Laura Watt, Amy Mitchell, Colin Morrison
Dumfries, SCO
2022: Sae Yamamoto
Miyu Ueno, Eri Ogihara, Yui Ueno, Sae Yamamoto, Yuina Miura
, JPN
2020: Mackenzie Zacharias
Mackenzie Zacharias, Karlee Burgess, Emily Zacharias, Lauren Lenentine, Rachel Big Eagle
Altona, CAN
2019: Vlada Rumiantseva
Vlada Rumiantseva, Daria Morozova, Irina Riazanova, Anastasia Mishchenko, Vera Tiuliakova
Moscow, RUS
2018: Kaitlyn Jones
Kaitlyn Jones, Kristin Clarke, Karlee Burgess, Lindsey Burgess, Lauren Lenentine
Halifax, CAN
2017: Isabella Wrana
Isabella Wrana, Jennie Wahlin, Almida de Val, Fanny Sjoberg, Maria Larsson
Stockholm, SWE
2016: Mary Fay
Mary Fay, Kristin Clarke, Karlee Burgess, Janique LeBlanc, Sarah Daniels
Chester, CAN
2015: Kelsey Calvert
Kelsey Calvert, Danielle Schmiemann, Holly Maschmeyer, Jesse Marlow, Kristen Streifel
Edmonton, CAN
2014: Kelsey Calvert
Kelsey Calvert, Keely Brown, Taylor McDonald, Claire Murray, Alison Thiessen
Edmonton, CAN
2012: Hannah Fleming
Hannah Fleming, Lauren Gray, Alice Spence, Abigail Brown, Jennifer Martin
, SCO
2011: Eve Muirhead
Eve Muirhead, Anna Sloan, Vicki Chalmers, Rhiann McLeod, Alice Spence
Lockerbie, SCO