Canadian major curling events - Scott Tournament of Hearts

Added: 12/17/2005

Curling has the biggest popularity in Canada, but is intensively played in many other countries including Sweden, the United States of America, Scotland, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway and many others. Canadian major women?s curling event ? Scott Tournament of Hearts has decided Canadian team-representative at World Curling Championship for many years.

Scott Tournament of Hearts is a professional curling championship for Canadian women held annually and governed by the Canadian Curling Association. Its winner receives the right to represent Canadian country at the women's World Curling Championship, a yearly curling event that gather the best curlers from the entire world and where Canadian curlers have dominated at both the women's and men's championships since the inception of their curling team. From 1986 on, the winner of the event also returns to the next years' championship as "Team Canada". Scott Tournament of Hearts has changed its name several times over the years. It is previously known as the Diamond D Championship, the Canadian Ladies Curling Association Champ, and Macdonald Lassies Championship. The event has born its current name - Scott Tournament of Hearts since 1982.

Event winners and squads

Scott Tournament of Hearts
1982 ? Nova Scotia (Team: Colleen Jones, Monica Jones, Kay Smith, Barbara Jones-Gordon)
1983 ? Nova Scotia (Team: Penny Larocque, Cathy Caudle, Sharon Horne, Pam Sanford)
1984 ? Manitoba (Team: Connie Laliberte, Corinne Peters, Chris More, Janet Arnott)
1985 ? British Columbia (Team: Linda Moore, Debbie Jones, Lindsay Sparkes, Laurie Carney)
1986 ? Ontario (Team: Marilyn Darte, Chris Jurgenson, Kathy McEdwards, Jan Augustyn)
1987 ? British Columbia (Team: Pat Sanders, Georgina Hawkes, Louise Herlinveaux, Deb Massullo)
1988 ? Ontario (Team: Heather Houston, Diane Adams, Lorraine Lang, Tracy Kennedy)
1989 ? ?Team Canada? (Team: Heather Houston, Diane Adams, Lorraine Lang, Tracy Kennedy)
1990 ? Ontario (Team: Alison Goring, Andrea Lawes, Kristin Turcotte, Cheryl McPherson)
1991 ? British Columbia (Team: Julie Sutton, Melissa Soligo, Jodie Sutton, Karri Willms)
1992 ? Manitoba (Team: Connie Laliberte, Cathy Gauthier, Laurie Allen, Janet Arnott)
1993 ? Saskatchewan (Team: Sandra Peterson, Joan McCusker, Jan Betker, Marcia Gudereit)
1994 ? ?Team Canada? (Team: Sandra Peterson, Joan McCusker, Jan Betker, Marcia Gudereit)
1995 ? Manitoba (Team: Connie Laliberte, Cathy Gauthier, Cathy Overton, Janet Arnott)
1996 ? Ontario (Team: Marilyn Bodogh, Corie Beveridge, Kim Gellard, Jane Hooper Perroud)
1997 ? Saskatchewan (Team: Sandra Schmirler, Joan McCusker, Jan Betker, Marcia Gudereit)
1998 ? Alberta (Team: Cathy Borst, Brenda Bohmer, Heather Godberson, Kate Horne)
1999 ? Nova Scotia (Team: Colleen Jones, Mary-Anne Waye, Kim Kelly, Nancy Delahunt)
2000 ? British Columbia (Team: Kelley Law, Georgina Wheatcroft, Julie Skinner, Diane Nelson)
2001 ? Nova Scotia (Team: Colleen Jones, Mary-Anne Waye, Kim Kelly, Nancy Delahunt)
2002 ? ?Team Canada? (Team: Colleen Jones, Mary-Anne Waye, Kim Kelly, Nancy Delahunt)
2003 ? ?Team Canada? (Team: Colleen Jones, Mary-Anne Waye, Kim Kelly, Nancy Delahunt)
2004 ? ?Team Canada? (Team: Colleen Jones, Mary-Anne Waye, Kim Kelly, Nancy Delahunt)
2005 ? Manitoba (Team: Jennifer Jones, Jill Officer, Cathy Overton-Clapham, Cathy Gauthier)

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