Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts

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.

Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts
Established1951
2023 host cityWetaskiwin, Alberta
2023 arenaWetaskiwin Civic Centre Twin Arena
2023 championKayla Skrlik
Current edition

Past winners

(National champions in bold)

Year Team Curling club Host
2023[1]Kayla Skrlik, Brittany Tran, Geri-Lynn Ramsay, Ashton SkrlikGarrison Curling ClubWetaskiwin
2022[2]Laura Walker, Kate Cameron, Taylor McDonald, Nadine ScotlandSaville Community Sports CentreGrande Prairie
2021Cancelled 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 ScotlandSaville Community Sports CentreOkotoks
2019[6]Chelsea Carey, Sarah Wilkes, Dana Ferguson, Rachelle BrownThe Glencoe ClubStettler
2018[7]Casey Scheidegger, Cary-Anne McTaggart, Jessie Scheidegger, Kristie MooreGrande Prairie Curling ClubMedicine Hat
2017[8]Shannon Kleibrink, Lisa Eyamie, Sarah Wilkes, Alison ThiessenOkotoks Curling ClubSt. Albert
2016[9]Chelsea Carey, Amy Nixon, Jocelyn Peterman, Laine PetersThe Glencoe ClubCalgary
2015[10]Val Sweeting, Lori Olson-Johns, Dana Ferguson, Rachelle BrownSaville Sports CentreLacombe
2014[11]Val Sweeting, Dana Ferguson, Joanne Courtney, Rachelle PidhernySaville Sports CentreSylvan Lake
2013[12]Kristie Moore, Blaine Richards, Michelle Trarback, Amber CheveldaveGrande Prairie Curling ClubLethbridge
2012[13]Heather Nedohin, Beth Iskiw, Jessica Mair, Laine PetersSaville Sports CentreLeduc
2011[14]Shannon Kleibrink, Amy Nixon, Bronwen Webster, Chelsey BellCalgary Winter ClubCamrose
2010Valerie Sweeting, Megan Einarson, Whitney More, Lindsay MakichukSaville Sports CentreCalgary
2009Cheryl Bernard, Susan O'Connor, Carolyn Darbyshire, Cori BartelCalgary Winter ClubSylvan Lake
2008Shannon Kleibrink, Amy Nixon, Bronwen Saunders, Chelsey BellCalgary Winter ClubWainwright
2007Cheryl Bernard, Susan O'Connor, Carolyn Darbyshire, Cori BartelCalgary Winter ClubGrande Prairie
2006Cathy King, Lori Armistead, Raylene Rocque, Tracy BushSaville Sports CentreEdmonton
2005Cathy King, Lori Armistead, Raylene Rocque, Tracy BushSaville Sports CentreLethbridge
2004[15]Shannon Kleibrink, Amy Nixon, Glenys Bakker, Stephanie MarchandCalgary Winter ClubCalgary
2003[16]Deb Santos, Jackie-Rae Greening, Brenda Bohmer, Kate HorneAvonair Curling ClubDrayton Valley
2002[17]Cathy King, Lawnie MacDonald, Brenda Bohmer, Kate HorneOttewell Curling ClubEdmonton
2001[18]Renée Sonnenberg, Marcy Balderston, Tina McDonald, Karen McNameeSexsmith Curling ClubRed Deer
2000[19]Heather Nedohin, Carmen Barrack, Kristie Moore, Rona McGregorOttewell Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1999[20]Renée Handfield, Marcy Balderston, Tina McDonald, Karen McNameeSexsmith Curling ClubEdmonton
1998[21]Cathy Borst, Heather Godberson, Brenda Bohmer, Kate HorneOttewell Curling ClubOkotoks
1997[22]Cathy Borst, Heather Godberson, Brenda Bohmer, Kate HorneOttewell Curling ClubFox Creek
1996[23]Cheryl Kullman, Karen Russ, Barb Sherrington, Judy PendergastCalgary Winter ClubDrayton Valley
1995[24]Cathy Borst, Maureen Brown, Deanne Shields, Kate HorneOttewell Curling ClubMedicine Hat
1994[25]Gloria Palinkas, Crystal McLeod, Charlene Robinson, Candy TaylorGrande Prairie Curling ClubPeace River
1993[26]Shannon Kleibrink, Sandra Jenkins, Sally Shigehiro, Joanne WrightAirdrie Curling ClubEdmonton
1992[27]Cheryl Bernard, Allison Earl, Barb Davies, Bev KellermanThe Glencoe ClubStrathmore
1991[28]Deb Shermack, Jackie-Rae Greening, Diane Alexander, Leanne UsherAvonair Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1990[29]Deb Shermack, Jackie-Rae Greening, Diane Alexander, Leanne UsherShamrock Curling ClubLloydminster
1989[30]Deb Shermack, Penny Ryan, Diane Alexander, Twyla PrudenShamrock Curling ClubHigh River
1988[31]Lil Werenka, Simone Handfield, Bev Karasek, Kathy BaconBeaumont Curling ClubFox Creek
1987[32]Karen Gould, Marcy Balderston, Tina Listhaeghe, Jarron SavillGrande Prairie Curling ClubEdmonton
1986[33]Lil Werenka, May Thompson, Karen Currey, Jean SlemkoBeaumont Curling ClubCalgary
1985[34]Susan Seitz, Judy Lukowich, Judy Erickson, Betty McCrackenNorth Hill Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1984[35]Connie Bennett, Mavis Roland, Judy Carr, Betty ClarkeNorth Hill Curling ClubSt. Albert
1983[36]Cathy Shaw, Christine Jurgenson, Sandra Rippel, Penny RyanCrestwood Curling ClubAirdrie
1982[37]Cathy Shaw, Karen Jones, Sandra Rippel, Donna MartineauCrestwood Curling ClubPeace River
1981[38]Susan Seitz, Judy Erickson, Myrna McKay, Betty McCrackenCalgary Curling ClubGrand Centre
1980[39]Barb Davis, Gayle Pilling, Jane Rempel, Lyn HarkerLethbridge Curling ClubCalgary
1979[40]Myrna McQuarrie, Barb Davis, Gayle Pilling, Diane SmummachLethbridge Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1978[41]Betty Cole, Liz Gemmell, Anne McGarvey, Shirley FiskThistle Curling ClubEdmonton
1977[42]Myrna McQuarrie, Rita Tarnava, Barb Davis, Jane RempelLethbridge Curling ClubCalgary
1976[43]Gail Lee, Jackie Spencer, Anne McGarvey, Liz GemmellDerrick Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1975[44]Sharon Grigg, Betty Booth, Gail Frandsen, Karen LoveMedicine Hat Curling ClubEdmonton
1974[45]Marilyn Johnston, Elaine Souness, Irene Fielder, Marie SchultheissSt. Albert Curling ClubFort Macleod
1973[46]Betty Cole, Shirley Fisk, Bonnie Cessford, Sharon GreyThistle Curling ClubValleyview
1972[47]Polly Beaton, Doreen DesHarnais, Jan Bingert, Terry KopeMedicine Hat Curling ClubJasper
1971[48]Kay Baldwin, Joyce Bucholz, Shirley Mitchell, Gladys TanishGranite Curling ClubCalgary
1970[49]Betty Cole, Doris Olsen, Betty Jamieson, Bonnie CessfordThistle Curling ClubHigh Prairie
1969[50]Simonne Flynn, Eleanor Geddes, Jean Myrol, Fern MuirheadMedicine Hat Curling ClubEdmonton
1968[51]Hazel Jamison, Gail Lee, Jackie Spencer, June CoyleCrestwood Curling ClubMedicine Hat
1967[52]Kay Berreth, Marge Rodger, Violet Salt, Evelyn RobertsonStampede Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1966[53]Gail Lee, Hazel Jamison, Sharon Harrington, June CoyleCrestwood Curling ClubEdmonton
1965[54]Dorothy Thompson, Vivian Kortgaard, Ruth Hayes, Ila WatsonEdmonton Curling ClubCalgary
1964[55]Mickey Down, Sheila McKenzie, Bernice Ashlee, Joanne BennettDawson Creek Curling Club (BC)Grande Prairie
1963[56]Vera Reed, Bernie McKenzie, Phyllis Crist, Irene HalvorsenCalgary Winter ClubEdmonton
1962[57]Vera Reed, Bernie McKenzie, Phyllis Crist, Irene HalvorsenCalgary Winter ClubCalgary
1961[58]Dorothy Thompson, Ila Watson, Vivian Kortgaard, Ruth HayesEdmonton Curling ClubGrande Prairie
1960[59]Dorothy Thompson, Elinor Myers, Ila Watson, Vivian KortgaardEdmonton Business GirlsStettler
1959[60]Dorothy Thompson, Elinor Myers, Ila Watson, Vivian KortgaardEdmonton Business GirlsCalgary
1958[61]Ethel Lees, Mabel Johnson, Margaret Humber, Kay McPhallRed Deer Curling ClubDawson Creek, British Columbia
1957[62]Mabel McCloy, Doris Tymko, Tris Moon, Grace LattaEdmonton Thistle ClubEdmonton
1956[63]Doris Bull, Vonnie Clary, Norma Stewart, Violet WilloughbyEdmontonMedicine Hat
1955[64]Ethel Morton, Myrtle Ellis, Ruth Gooder, Grace OlsonCalgaryGrande Prairie
1954[65]Dorothy Thompson, Ila Watson, Hazel Olsen, Pat DamburgerEdmontonRed Deer
1953[66]Doris Close, Fern Adams, Marg Hayward, Marie OliphantMedicine HatLethbridge
1952[67]Doris Bull,[68] Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mrs. L. Petticrew, Mrs. K. PirieGraniteEdmonton
1951[69]Bernie Brodeur,[70] Mrs. T. L. Shepherd, Mrs. D. Chalmers, Mrs. R. PowersEdmontonCalgary

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