Laurie St-Georges (Laval, QC) needed a tiebreaker to advance to the playoffs, St-Georges finished 7-3 in the 14 team
New Holland Canadian Junior Womens Championship qualifying round, held January 19 - 27, 2019 in , . In their opening game, St-Georges defeated
Justine Comeau (Fredericton, NB) 7-3, then won
7-1 against
Tyanna Bain (Inuvik, NT) and
5-3 against
Lauren Ferguson (Cornwall, PEI). St-Georges went on to lose
8-4 against
Mackenzie Zacharias (Winnipeg, MB). St-Georges responded with a
7-5 win over
Sara England (Regina, SK). St-Georges won
5-3 against
Mackenzie Glynn (St. John's, NL). St-Georges went on to lose
9-8 against
Selena Sturmay (Edmonton, AB). St-Georges responded with a
7-5 win over
Sarah Daniels (Delta, BC). St-Georges won
9-4 against
Kira Brunton (Sudbury, NONT). St-Georges went on to lose
9-8 against
Kaitlyn Jones (Halifax, NS) in their final qualifying round match.
St-Georges earned
9.619 world rankings points for their preliminary round wins. For week 24 of the event schedule, St-Georges did not improve upon their best events, remaining at th place on the
World Ranking Standings with
total points. St-Georges ranks th overall on the
Year-to-Date rankings with
points earned so far this season.
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