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Former Teams and Members Former Teams and Members 2013-14 Teams Beth Peterson Robyn Njegovan Melissa Gordon Breanne Yozenko Christine MacKay Rebecca Lamb Cameo Argan Stephanie Schweitz Kristy Watling Kristin Ambrozik Kendra Derbowka Leeanne Klos Meaghan Brezden Abby Ackland Danielle Lafleur Nikki Boulet Heather Maxted Ashley Jahns Rebecca Cormier Katelynn Williams Hannah Brown Jenny Greig Shae Bevan Brianne Manness Lisa Reid Blaire Hyde Brittany Hancox Rhea Teranishi Jennifer Curle Jennifer Klapp Kristin Cherewyk Gabrielle Sorin Jessica Rutter Jennessa Rutter Hayley Ryan Ashley Groff Sara Oliver Jordan McIntyre Rachel Morris Paige Watkins Julia Maida 1st Place A Group - Beth Peterson 2nd Place A Group - Heather Maxted 3rd Place A Group - Meaghan Brezden 1st Place B Group - Jennifer Curle 2nd Place B Group - Sara Oliver 3rd Place B Group - Jessica Rutter 2014 Provincial Champion - Team Brezden 2012-13 Teams Beth Peterson Robyn Njegovan Melissa Gordon Breanne Yozenko Christine MacKay Brittany Hancox Cameo Argan Stephanie Schweitz Kristy Watling Kristin Ambrozik Kendra Derbowka Leeanne Klos Alyssa Vandepoele Heather Maxted Ashley Jahns Katelynn Williams Selena Kaatz Briane Meilleur Kristin McCuish Katherin Doerksen Shannon Birchard Nicole Sigvaldason Sheyna Andries Mariah Mondor Rachel Burtnyk Laura Burtnyk Gaetenne Gauthier Rebecca Cormier Abby Ackland Meaghan Brezden Lisa Reid Danielle Lafleur Nikki Boulet Jessica Rutter Jennessa Rutter Hannah Brown Samantha Lyle Rebecca Lamb Taylor Maida Jenna Boisvert Katrina Thiessen Kelsey Resler Meagan Grenkow Mallory Black Sidney Arnal Brooklyn Meiklejohn Ashley Groff Rhea Teranishi Ciara Okumura Katie Spencer, Holly Spencer, Kelsey Resler, Julie Oryniak Katelyn Williams, Taylor Mitchell, Jamie Mann, Janelle Zubricki 1st Place A Group - Shannon Birchard 2nd Place A Group - Beth Peterson 3rd Place A Group - Abby Ackland 1st Place B Group - Brooklyn Meiklejohn 2nd Place B Group - Alyssa Vandepoele 3rd Place B Group - Rachel Burtnyk 2013 Provincial Champion - Team Birchard 2011-12 Teams Sydney Arnal, Katherine Doerksen, Meaghan Brezden, Danielle Lafleur Shannon Birchard, Selena Kaatz, Kristin MacCuish, Mariah Mondor Rachel Burtnyk, Laura Burtnyk, Danielle Lafleur, Gaetanne Gauthier Jackie Hebert, Blaire Hyde, Lisa Reid, Nikki Boulet Ashley Jahns, Jennifer Klapp, Kristin Cherewyk, Mallory Black, Jesse Iles Rebecca Lamb, Taylor Maida, Jenna Boisvert, Katrina Thiessen Christine MacKay, Brittany Hancox, Cameo Argan, Stephanie Schweitz Briane Meilleur, Krysten Karwacki, Amy Agnew, Meagan Grenkow Beth Peterson, Robyn Njegovan, Melissa Gordon, Breanne Yozenko Erika Sigurdson, Heather Maxted, Laura Budowski, Meghan Knutson Katie Spencer, Holly Spencer, Kelsey Resler, Julie Oryniak Alyssa Vandepoele, Kate Cameron, Abby Ackland, Sheyna Andries Kristy Watling, Kristen Ambrozik, Leeanne Klos, Kendra Derbowka Katelyn Williams, Taylor Mitchell, Jamie Mann, Janelle Zubricki 1st Place A Group - Alyssa Vandepoele 2nd Place A Group - Ashley Jahns 3rd Place A Group - Rebecca Lamb 1st Place B Group - Beth Peterson 2nd Place B Group - Rachel Burtnyk 3rd Place B Group - Kristy Watling 2012 Provincial Champion - Team Birchard 2010-11 Teams Brandi Oliver Lindsay Robertson Taylor Devlin Melanie Hunt Shannon Birchard Heather Maxted Kelsey Resler Meagan Grenkow D'Arcy Maywood April Jorgenson Laura Budowski Ashley Ewasiuk Megan Knutson Kate Cameron Nicole Sigvaldason Mariah Mondor Sheyna Andries Ashley Jahns Heather Duguid Jennifer Klapp Kristin Cherewyk Breanne Meakin Briane Meilleur Erika Sigurdson Krysten Karwacki Abby Ackland Christine Mackay Brittany Hancox Stephanie Schweitz Rachel Burtnyk Laura Burtnyk Danielle Lafleur Rebeccca Cormier Beth Peterson Robin Njegovan Melissa Gordon Breanne Yozenko Alyssa Vandepoele Selena Kaatz Kristin MacCuish Lindsay Baldock 1st place: Team Vandepoele 2nd place: Team Cameron 3rd place: Team Meakin 2011 Provincial Champion - Team Meakin 2009-10 Teams Meghan Armit Laura Budowski Julie Oryniak Coralee Lamb Shannon Birchard Heather Maxted Kelsey Resler Meagan Grenkow Kelsey Boettcher Brandi Oliver Megan Sigvaldason D'Arcy Maywood Kate Cameron Sheyna Andries Kelsey Hinds Nicole Sigvaldason Ashley Jahns Sydney Arnal Jennifer Klapp Kristin Cherewyk Breanne Meakin Briane Meilleur Mariah Mondor Krysten Karwacki Mallory Miller Christine Montford Meghan Knutson Marianna Sofillas Ashley Resler Laura Bird Karen Deane Laura Nichol Erika Sigurdson Taylor Devlin Jackie Coleman Stephanie Blahey Alyssa Vandepoele Selena Kaatz Kristin MacCuish Lindsay Baldock 1st place: Team Birchard 2nd place: Team Vandepoele 3rd place: Team Resler 2010 Provincial Champion - Team Meakin 2008-09 Teams Shannon Birchard Heather Maxted Kelsey Resler Meagan Grenkow Kelsey Boettcher Brandi Oliver Megan Sigvaldason D'Arcy Maywood Kate Cameron Sheyna Andries Emily Helston Nicole Sigvaldason Taylor Devlin Coralee Lamb Katya Peters Ashley Resler Ashley Jahns Sydney Arnal Jennifer Klapp Kristin Cherewyk Kaitlyn Lawes Jenna Loder Laryssa Grenkow Breanne Meakin Sarah Lund Meghan Armit Janelle VanDen Bosch Kelsey Hinds Mallory Miller Meghan Knutson Krysten Karwacki Christine Montford Michelle Montford Courtney Blanchard Sara Jones Sarah Norget Laura Nichol Karen Deane Jackie Coleman Erin Shlanka Alyssa Vandepoele Selena Kaatz Kristin MacCuish Lindsay Baldock 1st place A Group: Team Lawes 2nd place A Group: Team Montford 1st place B Group: Team Cameron 2nd place B Group: Team Lund 2009 Provincial Champion - Team Lawes 2007-08 Teams Sheyna Andries Nicole Sigvaldason Jessica Sabansky Ariana Meyers Shannon Birchard Heather Maxted Kelsey Resler Meagan Grenkow Kelsey Boettcher D'Arcy Maywood Meghan Knutson Megan Sigvaldason Lisa Deriviere Katie Kruk Kristyn VanWalleghem Aynsley O'Donovan Kerri Flett Jasmine Bracken Theresa Cannon Jillian Sandison Nikki Hawrylyshen Sarah Lund Meghan Armit Kelsey Hinds Kaitlyn Lawes Jenna Loder Liz Peters Sarah Wazney Shea Maywood Lisa Bartley Katya Peters Lindsay Baldock Mallory Miller Allyssa Buckland Cheryl Ormonde Christine Montford Michelle Montford Courtney Blanchard Sara Jones Sarah Norget Brandi Oliver Kate Cameron Erin Shlanka Emily Helston Jackelynn Payne Shauna Malo Jennifer Blundon Jaclyn Hiebert Lindsay Robertson Janelle VanDenBosch Ashley Resler Jackie Coleman Kaileigh Strath Sabrina Neufeld Laryssa Grenkow Breanne Meakin 1st place A Group: Team Strath 2nd place A Group: Team Lawes 1st place B Group: Team Maywood 2nd place B Group: Team Birchard 2008 Provincial Champion - Team Lawes 2006-07 Teams Kerri Flett Jasmine Bracken Liz Peters Jill Sandison Nikki Hawrylyshen Sarah Lund Meghan Armit Kelsey Hinds Kaitlyn Lawes Jenna Loder Theresa Cannon Sarah Wazney Shauna Malo Mallory Miller Lindsay Baldock Sheyna Andries Katya Peters Ashley Meakin Mellisa Moreau Clorissa Mauthe Michelle Montford Coutney Blanchard Brenna Philp Christine Montford Calleen Neufeld Sabrina Neufeld Laryssa Grenkow Breanne Meakin Jackelynn Payne Nicole Labelle Kelsey Boettcher D'Arcy Maywood Heather Pierson Chelsea McTavish Jennifer Blundon Jaclyn Hiebert Kaileigh Strath Kristen Foster Sara Jones Karyn Robertson 1st place: Team Lawes 2nd & 3rd place: Team Flett and Team Strath 2007 Provincial Champion - Team Neufeld .
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