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Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts ties rts Scot f Hea lberta ent o A urnam To North Hill Community Curling Club Calgary, Alberta January 20-24, 2016 1 C M Y K 2 C M Y K Message from Jiffy Lube Players, coaches and fans: We have great news, 2016 was our final year of our sponsorship of the Alberta Scotties – Jiffy Lube has had such a positive relationship with the Alberta Scotties, curling in general and very loyal players and fans that we have extended our sponsorship for three more years! Jiffy Lube store owners have strong grassroots, community focused relationships and supporting local sports is part of that. With over 50 Jiffy Lube locations in Alberta we are truly honored to be part of this championship and to continue to support women’s sport. From the Jiffy Lube family, thank you to all those who make this championship happen. Enjoy the amazing shot making and safe travels. Kelly McClung VP Strategy Jiffy Lube jiffylube.ca 3 C M Y K Message from Kruger 4 C M Y K Message from ACF President WOMENS MESSAGE FROM THE ALBERTA CURLING FEDERATION On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Alberta Curling Federation, it is my pleasure to welcome participating curlers to the 2016 Jiffy Lube Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Congratulations – you are one step closer to becoming provincial champions and representing Alberta at the 2016 STOH in Grande Prairie, Alberta! My sincere thanks and appreciation is extended to, club Manager Stan Usselman, Host Chair Darrell Demick, his committee and the North Hill Curling Club for hosting this event. It takes endless hours and dedication to accomplish hosting a successful championship and I commend them on their efforts. A special thank you to Jiffy Lube as the new title partner, Kruger Products for their continued support as presenting partner and all the local partners who have helped make this championship a success! Good Luck and good curling to all. Joan Westgard, President 5 C M Y K Message from SACA President 6 C M Y K Message from NHCC President Message from the North Hill Community Curling Club On behalf of the North Hill Community Curling Club and its staff I would like to welcome everyone to the 2016 Jiffy Lube Scotties Tournament of Hearts. I hope you enjoy the warm welcome and hospitality of our Club. The Club and the host committee have worked very hard to ensure the event is successful and memorable. Congratulations to all the players and coaches. I would like to wish you all the best of luck and am confident we will be sending a championship team to the 2016 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Grand Prairie, Alberta. I would like to personally thank the members of the organizing committee, volunteers and the staff of the North Hill Community Curling Club for their dedication and hard work in preparation for and during the event. I would also like to thank the fans and followers who have come through the doors to witness some of the best curling in the Province. Finally, warm thanks go to our Sponsors for their support of these events. Your generosity ensures a legacy for great memories, showcasing the fellowship of the curling community. Without all of you, such an event as this could not be possible. Good Luck and Good Curling! Wendy Schiewe President The North Hill Community Curling Club 7 C M Y K Message from STOH Chair Message From the Chair On behalf of the North Hill Community Curling Club and the organizing committee, welcome to the 2016 Jiffy Lube Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The Club and the host committee have worked very hard to deliver an event that is second to none. Curlers and coaches, congratulations on qualifying for the event! The long hours at the rink practicing and playing, the travel to numerous events, and the numerous sessions with your coach, have paid off and I wish all of you the best of luck. There is no doubt in my mind that Alberta will be very well represented at the 2016 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in February in Grand Prairie, Alberta. Special thanks to all of the sponsors who make this event possible, your support has been outstanding. I would like to also thank the volunteers and the staff of the North Hill Community Curling Club for their commitment to this event, and to the organizing committee who have worked very hard in advance of this event, putting in countless hours and coming up with some very unique and ingenious ideas to make this event one of a kind. And to the curling fans, I hope that you enjoy all that the event has to offer, both on and off the ice. Darrell Demick Chair 2016 Jiffy Lube Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts 8 C M Y K Message from Alberta Premier 9 C M Y K Message from MLA Calgary Mountian View 10 C M Y K Message from Calgary Mayor January 2016 A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR NENSHI On behalf of the citizens of Calgary and my City Council colleagues, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2016 Alberta Jiffy Lube Women’s Curling Championships. We have a proud tradition in Alberta of being home to some of the best curlers in the world, and I have no doubt that this event will highlight the tremendous talent we have in this province. I commend all of the competitors for their hard work and dedication in reaching this level, and I wish all the teams the best of luck as they compete for a spot on the national stage. I am sure it will be an exciting competition for the athletes and spectators. I also want to acknowledge the efforts of the North Hill Curling Club and the many volunteers involved in organizing and hosting this event. I wish you all the best for a successful championship! Sincerely, Naheed K. Nenshi MAYOR 11 C M Y K Message from Ward 7 Councillor OFFICE OF THE COUNCILLORS A MESSAGE FROM COUNCILLOR DRUH FARRELL On behalf of the City of Calgary and my Council colleagues, I welcome the curlers, coaches and fans to the 2016 Jiffy Lube Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts. While sport and recreation is important to overall health, the benefits go well beyond our physical and mental state. Team sports like curling inspire young women to have the confidence to become leaders, good team players, and mentors for others. Working together to achieve results is a skill that these women will carry throughout their lives. Calgary has a rich heritage of hosting sporting events, and with our winter climate, it’s also great to see events and activities that get us up and out during the chillier months. Enjoy the competition, and I wish all the teams great success in camaraderie, victory and fun. Women curlers “rock”! Sincerely, Councillor Druh Farrell Ward 7 12 C M Y K “A” Event 13 C M Y K “B” Event 14 C M Y K “C” Event 15 C M Y K Championship Event Qualifier #1 Sat 6:30 PM CH #2 SHEET C Qualifier #2 Sun 2:00 PM CH #4 SHEET C Alberta Champion Loser CH #2 Sun 9:30 AM Qualifier #3 CH #3 Sat 6:30 PM SHEET C CH #1 SHEET A Qualifier #4 Sunday times may change subject to television schedule. Draw Schedule Day/Date Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday January 20, 2016 January 21, 2016 January 22, 2016 January 23, 2016 January 24, 2016 Draw #1 - 9:30 AM #3 - 9:00 AM #6 - 9:00 AM #9 - 1:00 PM #11 - 9:30 AM Times #2 - 6:30 PM #4 - 2:00 PM #7 - 2:00 PM #10 - 6:30 PM #12 - 2:00 PM #5 - 6:30 PM #8 - 6:30 PM 16 C M Y K Defending Champion - Team Sweeting Saville Community Sports Centre Left to Right: Gary Coderre (coach), Rachelle Brown, Dana Ferguson, Lori Olson-Johns, Val Sweeting Team Sponsors: Maple Leaf Foods Ltd, White Owl Whiskey, The Pomeroy Group, CanAlta Panels CTRS Points Leader - Team Rocque Saville Community Sports Centre Left to Right: Kelsey Rocque, Laura Crocker, Taylor McDonald, Jen Gates Team Sponsors: Sports Properties International, Challand Pipeline Ltd, Murphy & Chung Professional Corporation, OrangeTheory Fitness 17 C M Y K Alberta Tour #1-Team Carey The Glencoe Club Left to Right: Chelsea Carey, Amy Nixon, Jocelyn Peterman, Laine Peters Team Sponsors: TAQA, Hack to Hack Solution Inc, Hardline, Goldline Alberta TourTeam #2-Team Carey Scheidegger Lethbridge Curling Club Left to Right: Stephanie Enright, Jessie Scheidegger, Cary-Anne McTaggart, Casey Scheidegger Team Sponsors: McTaggart Trucking, Communications Group Lethbridge, Lethbridge Curling Club, Runback Apparel 18 C M Y K NACA A -TeamTeams N. Kaufman Avonair Curling Club Left to Right: Nicky Kaufman, Holly Baird, Deena Benoit, Pamela Appelman, Brian Lupul (Coach) Team Sponsors: World Financial Group, Pattison Outdoor, Easy Rock Canada Inc., Olson’s Curling Supplies NACA B- Team J. Kaufman Avonair Curling Club Left to Right: Jessie Kaufman, Erin Carmody, Lynnelle Mahe, Kim Curtin, Reg Reinhardt (Coach) Team Sponsors: Enertech, SFL - Simply for Life, Olson’s Curling Supplies, Easy Rock Canada Inc. 19 C M Y K NACA C -Team Nichol Saville Community Sports Centre Left to Right: Deanne Nichol, Candace Read, Chana Martineau, Jennifer Sheehan PCA A -Team Lund Fairview Curling Club Left to Right: Barb Lund, Patty Hayes, Eileen Lund, Diane Wiebe Team Sponsors: KGB Timber Salvage Ltd., Bar Pipe Contracting Ltd. 20 C M Y K PCA B - Team James Fairview Curling Club Left to Right: Trisha James, Michelle Gnam, Josie Jorgensen (spare Cheryl Biegel in picture), Patty Przybylski SACA A -Team Kleibrink Coaldale Granite Club Left to Right: Shannon Kleibrink, Lisa Eyamie, Sarah Wilkes, Alison Kotylak Team Sponsors: Burnbrae Family Farms, Olson Curling Supplies, Call 2 Recycle 21 C M Y K SACA B - Team Marthaller Lethbridge Curling Club Left to Right: Jodi Marthaller, Tessa Ruetz, Nicole Larson, Valerie Ekelund, Andy Jones (Coach) Team Sponsors: Andy Rock Livestock, All West Dental, Pinchin West, Kugar Consulting Services Ltd.
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