Scotties Tournament of Hearts



New Brunswick Atkinson		Fourth Andrea Kelly		Skip Rebecca Atkinson		Second Jillian Babin		Lead Jodie deSolla



Prince Edward Island Dolan		Skip Kim Dolan		Third Rebecca Jean MacDonald		Second Sinead Dolan		Lead Nancy Cameron



Saskatchewan Englot		Skip Michelle Englot		Third Lana Vey		Second Roberta Materi		Lead Sarah Slywka



Yukon/N.W.T. Galusha		Skip Kerry Galusha		Third Sharon Cormier		Second Shona Barbour		Lead Megan Cormier



Canada Holland		Skip Amber Holland		Third Kim Schneider		Second Tammy Schneider		Lead Heather Kalenchuk



Ontario Horgan		Skip Tracy Horgan		Third Jenn Seabrook		Second Jenna Enge		Lead Amanda Gates



Manitoba Jones		Skip Jennifer Jones		Third Kaitlyn Lawes		Second Jill Officer		Lead Dawn Askin



Quebec Larouche		Skip Marie-France Larouche		Third Brenda Nicholls		Second Amelie Blais		Lead Anne-Marie Filteau



Alberta Nedohin		Skip Heather Nedohin		Third Beth Iskiw		Second Jessica Mair		Lead Laine Peters



British Columbia Scott		Skip Kelly Scott		Third Sasha Carter		Second Dailene Sivertson		Lead Jacquie Armstrong



Nova Scotia Smith-Dacey		Skip Heather Smith-Dacey		Third Danielle Parsons		Second Blisse Comstock		Lead Teri Lake



Newfoundland / Labrador Strong		Skip Heather Strong		Third Laura Strong		Second Jenn Cunningham		Lead Stephanie Korab

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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