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BC CTRS Standings (Womens) Date: October 16th, 2019 RANK TEAM NAME POINTS EARNED EVENTS PLAYED IN SKIP THIRD SECOND LEAD ALTERNATE 1 BROWN 52.899 4 Corryn Brown Erin Pincott Dezaray Hawes Ashley Klymchuk 2 WARK 36.089 3 Sarah Wark Kristen Pilote Carley Sandwith Jen Rusnell 3 RICHARDS 21.002 2 Brette Richards Blaine DeJager Steph Jackson-Baier Rachelle Kallechy 4 RYAN 18.848 1 Kristen Ryan Shannon Joanisse Megan Daniels Dawn Mesana 5 EBY 17.58 2 Morgayne Eby Randi Ludwar Kristina Little Melissa Webster 6 DANIELS 15.876 3 Sarah Daniels Kayla MacMillan Holly Horvat Sarah Loken 7 THOMPSON 14.643 2 Karla Thompson Amanda Guido Jodie Brennan Lanette Nordick 8 HUDYMA 14.345 2 Lindsay Hudyma Heather Hansen Jenna Duncan Patty Wallingham 9 PEWARCHUK 7.997 2 Dailene Pewarchuk Taylor Reese-Hansen Ashley Sanderson Sydney Brilz 10 GYLES 4.965 3 Kayte Gyles Shawna Jensen Caitlin Campbell Amanda Tipper 11 GUSHULAK 3.866 3 Diane Gushulak Grace macInnes Megan McGillvray Stephanie Whittaker-Kask 12 SLATTERY 0 1 Kim Slattery Alyssa Kyllo Sheila Cowan Shaina McGiverin 12 COLOUMBE 0 3 Mariah Coloumbe Megan Chambers Madison Marlow Casey Freeman POINTS AWARDED FOR EVENT: TEAM NAME KING CASH BOOSTER JUICE COLONIAL SQUARE PRESTIGE DRIVING FORCE AUTUMN CLASSIC BROWN 8.604 7.9119 15.848 20.535 COLOUMBE 0 0 0 DANIELS 13.822 0 2.0535 EBY 5.943 11.636 GUSHULAK 1.885 1.981 0 GYLES 1.885 0 3.08 HUDYMA 10.681 3.6638 PEWARCHUK 5.943 2.0535 RYAN 18.848 RICHARDS 5.943 15.059 SLATTERY 0 THOMPSON 10.681 3.962 WARK 8.604 15.848 11.636 * Team Wark has already qualified for the 2020 Scotties BC Women's Curling Championship as defending champion provided 3 of the 4 original players return. Total reflects points earned from November 30, 2018 to December 1, 2019. Points from regional, provincial and national events do not go towards the BC Provincial CTRS berth. For the CTRS berth to be awarded, the team must lead this point list and be in the top 50 of the 2019/20 CTRS Standings OR have competed in a minimum of four WCT events. .

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