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Past Provincial Champions - Junior Women Past Provincial Champions - Junior Women 2017 Kristen Streifel, Chantele Broderson, Kate Goodhelpsen, Brenna Bilassy Amanda Dawn St. Laurent – Coach Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2016 Selena Sturmay, Dacey Brown, Megan Moffat, Hope Sunley Joe Brown – Coach Airdrie Curling Club 2015 CANADIAN & WORLD CHAMPIONS Kelsey Rocque, Danielle Schmiemann, Holly Jamieson, Jessica Iles Amanda Dawn Coderre – Coach Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2014 CANADIAN & WORLD CHAMPIONS Kelsey Rocque, Keely Brown, Taylor McDonald, Claire Tully Amanda-Dawn Coderre – Coach Saville Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2013 Karynn Flory, Holly Jamieson, Klara Smiley, Katie Roskewich Coach: Andrea Procter – Coach Crestwood Curling Club 2012 CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Jocelyn Peterman, Brittany Tran, Rebecca Konschuh, Kristine Anderson Coach: Nancy McInernery Red Deer Curling Centre 2011 Nadine Chyz, Rebecca Pattison, Jessie Scheidegger, Kimberly Anderson Coach: J.D. Lind Calgary Curling Club 2010 Nadine Chyz, Rebecca Pattison, Kristina Hadden, Kimberly Anderson Coach: J.D. Lind Calgary Curling Club 2009 Casey Scheidegger, Kalynn Park, Jessie Scheidegger, Jayme Coutts Coach: Don Scheidegger Lethbridge Curling Club 2008 Maria Bushell, Jenn Liner, Jody Keim, Heather Rogers Coach: Carolyn Maher Calgary Curling Club 2007 Kalynn Park, Cary-Anne Sallows, Jessie Kaufman, Joanne Taylor Coach: Heather Moore Saville Sports Centre 2006 Megan Kirk, Teryn Hamilton, Jackie Peat, Lace Dupont Coach: Don Chandler Lethbridge Curling Club 2005 Desiree Robertson, Cary-Anne Sallows, Jennifer Perry, Stephanie Jordan Coach: Heather Moore Grande Prairie Curling Club 2004 Megan Kirk, Teryn Hamilton, Jackie Peat, Lace Dupont Coach: Bill Kohuch Lethbridge Curling Club 2003 Desiree Robertson, Cary-Anne Sallows, Jennifer Perry, Stephanie Jordan Coach: Heather Moore Grande Prairie Curling Club 2002 Jennifer Vejprava, Erika Hildebrand, Kristen Moore, Susan Loftus Coach: Bill Hans Calgary Curling Club 2001 Leslie Rogers, Pam Henderson, Jenilee Goertzen, Jamie Bass Coach: Garry Landry Shamrock, Edmonton 2000 Tiffany Odegard, Suzie Iskiw, Jennifer Vejprava, Natalie Morgan Coach: Carole Larsen Edmonton, Granite 1999 Kyla MacLachlan, Chantel Paradis, Sara Gartner, Lyndsay Wegmann Coach: Lorne Umscheid Calgary Curling Club 1998 Bronwen Saunders, Jennifer Vejprava, Tara Runquist, Erika Hildebrand Coach: Bill Hans Calgary Curling Club 1997 Kristie Moore, Lori Olson, Lesley Ewoniak, Diane Lee Coach: Randy Olson Edmonton Shamrock 1996 CANADIAN & WORLD CHAMPIONS Heather Godberson, Carmen Whyte, Kristie Moore, Terelyn Bloor Coach: Brian Moore Grande Prairie 1995 Jody Lee, Lori Olson, Kary Anne Kjelshus, Diane Lee Coach: Randy Olson Fort McMurray, MacDonald Island 1994 Crystal Rumberg, Margo Wright, Lawnie Goodfellow, Paula MacLeod Coach: John MacLeod Calgary Winter 1993 Irene Chamczuk, Carmen Whyte, Holly Bobier, Shannon Bredin Coach: Carole Larsen Edmonton 1992 Rhonda Sinclair, Jody Lee, Lori Olson, Kary Anne Kjelshus Coach: Randy Olson Fort McMurray, MacDonald Island 1991 Tara Brandt, Nicole Handfield, Shannon Hall, Nicole Lamb Coach: Pat Batty Edmonton Shamrock 1990 Renee Handfield, Nicole Handfield, Joanne Goudreau, Renee Bussiere Coach: Simone Handfield Beaumont 1989 Renee Handfield, Nicole Handfield, Joanne Goudreau, Renee Bussiere Coach: Simone Handfield Beaumont 1988 CANADIAN & WORLD CHAMPIONS LaDawn Funk, Sandy Symyrozum, Cindy Larsen, Laurelle Funk Coach: Carole Larsen Spruce Grove 1987 LaDawn Funk, Raylene Jones, Marcy Strong, Laurelle Funk Coach: Carole Larsen Spruce Grove 1986 Tana Materi, Rosalie Pilling, Ledean Rauhala, Carla Pilling Coach: Gayle Pilling Lethbridge 1985 Lindsey Graves, Sandy Symyrozum, Twyla Pruden, Colleen Burden Coach: Dave Graves Edmonton 1984 Lynn Slobodian, Donna Budau, Shelly Watts, Marnie Vegesi Coach: Ross Wells Lethbridge 1983 Jennifer Buchanan, Janice Hawkins, Debra Cutler, Alison Tibbs Coach: Betty-Jean Buchanan Edmonton Crestwood 1982 Jennifer Buchanan, Janice Hawkins, Lori McLennan, Alison Tibbs Coach: Betty-Jean Buchanan Edmonton Crestwood 1981 Leanne Usher, Amanda Graves, Patty Ursulak, Jacqueline Burch Edmonton Ottewell 1980 Jackie-Rae Anderson, Gwyn Buchanan, Diane St.Clair, Janet MacKenzie St. Albert 1979 Sandra Knights, Wanda McMurdo, Tracy Sloan, Dianne Kadonga Calgary 1978 CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Cathy King, Brenda Oko, Maureen Olsen, Diane Bowes Edmonton Crestwood 1977 CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Cathy King, Robin Ursuliak, Maureen Olsen, Mary Kay James Edmonton Crestwood 1976 Jill Silverthrone, Janice Marchand, Rita Leonard, Kathy Campbell Calgary 1975 Debbie Sass, Brenda Lintz, Charlene Callies, Joyce Kintz Edmonton 1974 Della Robertson, Heather Robertson, Linda Graber, Terry Matlock Debolt 1973 Della Robertson, Heather Robertson, Carrie Gaboury, Terry Matlock Debolt 1972 Judy Mayer, Loretta Fedor, Candace Fedor, Cindy Rowland Calgary Winter 1971 CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Shelby McKenzie, Marlene Pargeter, Arlene Hrdlicka, Debbie Goliss Calgary .
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