Alberta Women's Curling Championship
The Alberta Women's Curling Championship , formerly the Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts is the Alberta provincial women's curling tournament run by Curling Alberta . The winning team represents Alberta at the Canadian women's national championship, called the Scotties Tournament of Hearts .
Past winners
National champions in bold. Western Canada champions (1953–1960) in italics.
Year
Team
Curling club
Host
2025
Kayla Skrlik , Margot Flemming , Ashton Skrlik , Geri-Lynn Ramsay
Garrison CC
Rimbey
2024
Selena Sturmay , Danielle Schmiemann , Dezaray Hawes , Paige Papley
Saville Community SC
St. Paul
2023 [ 1]
Kayla Skrlik , Brittany Tran , Geri-Lynn Ramsay , Ashton Skrlik
Garrison Curling Club
Wetaskiwin
2022 [ 2]
Laura Walker , Kate Cameron , Taylor McDonald , Nadine Scotland
Saville Community Sports Centre
Grande Prairie
2021
Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta . [ 3] Team Walker (Laura Walker , Kate Cameron , Taylor McDonald , Nadine Scotland ) represented Alberta at Scotties .[ 4]
2020 [ 5]
Laura Walker , Kate Cameron , Taylor McDonald , Nadine Scotland
Saville Community Sports Centre
Okotoks
2019 [ 6]
Chelsea Carey , Sarah Wilkes , Dana Ferguson , Rachelle Brown
The Glencoe Club
Stettler
2018 [ 7]
Casey Scheidegger , Cary-Anne McTaggart , Jessie Scheidegger , Kristie Moore
Grande Prairie Curling Club
Medicine Hat
2017 [ 8]
Shannon Kleibrink , Lisa Eyamie , Sarah Wilkes , Alison Thiessen
Okotoks Curling Club
St. Albert
2016 [ 9]
Chelsea Carey , Amy Nixon , Jocelyn Peterman , Laine Peters
The Glencoe Club
Calgary
2015 [ 10]
Val Sweeting , Lori Olson-Johns , Dana Ferguson , Rachelle Brown
Saville Sports Centre
Lacombe
2014 [ 11]
Val Sweeting , Dana Ferguson , Joanne Courtney , Rachelle Pidherny
Saville Sports Centre
Sylvan Lake
2013 [ 12]
Kristie Moore , Blaine Richards , Michelle Trarback , Amber Cheveldave
Grande Prairie Curling Club
Lethbridge
2012 [ 13]
Heather Nedohin , Beth Iskiw , Jessica Mair , Laine Peters
Saville Sports Centre
Leduc
2011 [ 14]
Shannon Kleibrink , Amy Nixon , Bronwen Webster , Chelsey Bell
Calgary Winter Club
Camrose
2010
Valerie Sweeting , Megan Einarson , Whitney More , Lindsay Makichuk
Saville Sports Centre
Calgary
2009
Cheryl Bernard , Susan O'Connor , Carolyn Darbyshire , Cori Bartel
Calgary Winter Club
Sylvan Lake
2008
Shannon Kleibrink , Amy Nixon , Bronwen Saunders , Chelsey Bell
Calgary Winter Club
Wainwright
2007
Cheryl Bernard , Susan O'Connor , Carolyn Darbyshire , Cori Bartel
Calgary Winter Club
Grande Prairie
2006
Cathy King , Lori Armistead , Raylene Rocque , Tracy Bush
Saville Sports Centre
Edmonton
2005
Cathy King , Lori Armistead , Raylene Rocque , Tracy Bush
Saville Sports Centre
Lethbridge
2004[ 15]
Shannon Kleibrink , Amy Nixon , Glenys Bakker , Stephanie Marchand
Calgary Winter Club
Calgary
2003[ 16]
Deb Santos , Jackie-Rae Greening , Brenda Bohmer , Kate Horne
Avonair Curling Club
Drayton Valley
2002[ 17]
Cathy King , Lawnie MacDonald , Brenda Bohmer , Kate Horne
Ottewell Curling Club
Edmonton
2001[ 18]
Renée Sonnenberg , Marcy Balderston , Tina McDonald , Karen McNamee
Sexsmith Curling Club
Red Deer
2000[ 19]
Heather Nedohin , Carmen Barrack , Kristie Moore , Rona McGregor
Ottewell Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1999[ 20]
Renée Handfield , Marcy Balderston , Tina McDonald , Karen McNamee
Sexsmith Curling Club
Edmonton
1998[ 21]
Cathy Borst , Heather Godberson , Brenda Bohmer , Kate Horne
Ottewell Curling Club
Okotoks
1997[ 22]
Cathy Borst , Heather Godberson , Brenda Bohmer , Kate Horne
Ottewell Curling Club
Fox Creek
1996[ 23]
Cheryl Kullman , Karen Russ , Barb Sherrington , Judy Pendergast
Calgary Winter Club
Drayton Valley
1995[ 24]
Cathy Borst , Maureen Brown , Deanne Shields , Kate Horne
Ottewell Curling Club
Medicine Hat
1994[ 25]
Gloria Palinkas , Crystal McLeod , Charlene Robinson , Candy Taylor
Grande Prairie Curling Club
Peace River
1993[ 26]
Shannon Kleibrink , Sandra Jenkins , Sally Shigehiro , Joanne Wright
Airdrie Curling Club
Edmonton
1992[ 27]
Cheryl Bernard , Allison Earl , Barb Davies , Bev Kellerman
The Glencoe Club
Strathmore
1991[ 28]
Deb Shermack , Jackie-Rae Greening , Diane Alexander , Leanne Usher
Avonair Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1990[ 29]
Deb Shermack , Jackie-Rae Greening , Diane Alexander , Leanne Usher
Shamrock Curling Club
Lloydminster
1989[ 30]
Deb Shermack , Penny Ryan , Diane Alexander , Twyla Pruden
Shamrock Curling Club
High River
1988[ 31]
Lil Werenka , Simone Handfield , Bev Karasek , Kathy Bacon
Beaumont Curling Club
Fox Creek
1987[ 32]
Karen Gould , Marcy Balderston , Tina Listhaeghe , Jarron Savill
Grande Prairie Curling Club
Edmonton
1986[ 33]
Lil Werenka , May Thompson , Karen Currey , Jean Slemko
Beaumont Curling Club
Calgary
1985[ 34]
Susan Seitz , Judy Lukowich , Judy Erickson , Betty McCracken
North Hill Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1984[ 35]
Connie Bennett , Mavis Roland , Judy Carr , Betty Clarke
North Hill Curling Club
St. Albert
1983[ 36]
Cathy Shaw , Christine Jurgenson , Sandra Rippel , Penny Ryan
Crestwood Curling Club
Airdrie
1982[ 37]
Cathy Shaw , Karen Jones , Sandra Rippel , Donna Martineau
Crestwood Curling Club
Peace River
1981[ 38]
Susan Seitz , Judy Erickson , Myrna McKay , Betty McCracken
Calgary Curling Club
Grand Centre
1980[ 39]
Barb Davis , Gayle Pilling , Jane Rempel , Lyn Harker
Lethbridge Curling Club
Calgary
1979[ 40]
Myrna McQuarrie , Barb Davis , Gayle Pilling , Diane Smummach
Lethbridge Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1978[ 41]
Betty Cole , Liz Gemmell , Anne McGarvey , Shirley Fisk
Thistle Curling Club
Edmonton
1977[ 42]
Myrna McQuarrie , Rita Tarnava , Barb Davis , Jane Rempel
Lethbridge Curling Club
Calgary
1976[ 43]
Gail Lee , Jackie Spencer , Anne McGarvey , Liz Gemmell
Derrick Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1975[ 44]
Sharon Grigg , Betty Booth , Gail Frandsen , Karen Love
Medicine Hat Curling Club
Edmonton
1974[ 45]
Marilyn Johnston , Elaine Souness , Irene Fielder , Marie Schultheiss
St. Albert Curling Club
Fort Macleod
1973[ 46]
Betty Cole , Shirley Fisk , Bonnie Cessford , Sharon Grey
Thistle Curling Club
Valleyview
1972[ 47]
Polly Beaton , Doreen DesHarnais , Jan Bingert , Terry Kope
Medicine Hat Curling Club
Jasper
1971[ 48]
Kay Baldwin , Joyce Bucholz , Shirley Mitchell , Gladys Tanish
Granite Curling Club
Calgary
1970[ 49]
Betty Cole , Doris Olsen , Betty Jamieson , Bonnie Cessford
Thistle Curling Club
High Prairie
1969[ 50]
Simonne Flynn , Eleanor Geddes , Jean Myrol , Fern Muirhead
Medicine Hat Curling Club
Edmonton
1968[ 51]
Hazel Jamison , Gail Lee , Jackie Spencer , June Coyle
Crestwood Curling Club
Medicine Hat
1967[ 52]
Kay Berreth , Marge Rodger , Violet Salt , Evelyn Robertson
Stampede Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1966[ 53]
Gail Lee , Hazel Jamison , Sharon Harrington , June Coyle
Crestwood Curling Club
Edmonton
1965[ 54]
Dorothy Thompson , Vivian Kortgaard , Ruth Hayes , Ila Watson
Edmonton Curling Club
Calgary
1964[ 55]
Mickey Down , Sheila McKenzie , Bernice Ashlee , Joanne Bennett
Dawson Creek Curling Club (BC )
Grande Prairie
1963[ 56]
Vera Reed , Bernie McKenzie , Phyllis Crist , Irene Halvorsen
Calgary Winter Club
Edmonton
1962[ 57]
Vera Reed , Bernie McKenzie , Phyllis Crist , Irene Halvorsen
Calgary Winter Club
Calgary
1961[ 58]
Dorothy Thompson , Ila Watson , Vivian Kortgaard , Ruth Hayes
Edmonton Curling Club
Grande Prairie
1960[ 59]
Dorothy Thompson , Elinor Myers , Ila Watson , Vivian Kortgaard
Edmonton Business Girls
Stettler
1959[ 60]
Dorothy Thompson , Elinor Myers , Ila Watson , Vivian Kortgaard
Edmonton Business Girls
Calgary
1958[ 61]
Ethel Lees , Mabel Johnson , Margaret Humber , Kay McPhall
Red Deer Curling Club
Dawson Creek, British Columbia
1957[ 62]
Mabel McCloy , Doris Tymko , Tris Moon , Grace Latta
Edmonton Thistle Club
Edmonton
1956[ 63]
Doris Bull, Vonnie Clary, Norma Stewart, Violet Willoughby
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
1955[ 64]
Ethel Morton, Myrtle Ellis, Ruth Gooder, Grace Olson
Calgary
Grande Prairie
1954[ 65]
Dorothy Thompson , Ila Watson , Hazel Olson , Pat Damburger
Edmonton
Red Deer
1953[ 66]
Doris Close, Fern Adams, Marg Hayward, Marie Oliphant
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
1952[ 67]
Doris Bull,[ 68] Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mrs. L. Petticrew, Mrs. K. Pirie
Granite
Edmonton
1951[ 69]
Bernie Brodeur,[ 70] Mrs. T. L. Shepherd, Mrs. D. Chalmers, Mrs. R. Powers
Edmonton
Calgary
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External links
Canadian women's provincial and territorial curling championships
Information related to Alberta Women's Curling Championship