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EXCEL POINTS RACE WOMEN 01-Dec-20 Provincial Scotties Alberta 2019-20 Alberta TEAM Qualifier Excel Points Tournament Tour Points CTRS Provincials Rankings of Hearts Rocque 214.155 0 0 214.155 Walker 172.405 0 0 172.405 Scheidegger 104.307 0 0 104.307 Sherrer 53.895 0 0 53.895 Bertsch 51.656 0 0 51.656 Skrlik 50.117 0 0 50.117 Hilker 37.158 0 0 37.158 Marks 30.216 0 0 30.216 Pierce 21.539 0 0 21.539 Stiksma 18.511 0 0 18.511 Kezama 12.293 0 0 12.293 Bakker 2.338 0 0 2.338 Crough 2.040 0 0 2.040 Gray-Withers 1.949 0 0 1.949 Defending Champion If there is any disagreement with points awarded, please email [email protected]. If your team is not listed, please register at http://www.curlingalberta.ca/excel-points-race. EXCEL POINTS RACE WOMEN Medicine Hat Red Deer WCT Avonair WCT WCT Okotoks WCT Nov 27-30 TEAM POINTS Dec 4-6 Dec 11-14 Dec 18-21 POSTPONED CANCELLED Hilker 0 Marks 0 Pierce 0 Rocque 0 Sherrer 0 Skrlik 0 Stiksma 0 Walker 0 Kezama 0 Bertsch 0 Scheidegger 0 Bakker 0 Gray-Withers 0 Crough 0 TEAM LISTING Team Bakker Team Gray-Withers Team Marks Team Scheidegger Team Stiksma Ryleigh Bakker Serena Gray-Withers Abby Marks Casey Scheidegger Kellie Stiksma Kaitlyn Zeiler Zoe Cinnamon Catherine Clifford Cary-Anne McTaggart Ocean Pletz Lisa Parent Brianna Cullen Paige Papley Jessie Haughian Sara McMann Cameron Kuzma Emma Wiens Jamie Scott Kristie Moore Bailey Horte Coach Alison Earl Coach Garry Coderre Coach Doug Marks Coach Joan McCusker Coach Jeff Henricks Team Bertsch Team Hilker Team Pierce Team Sherrer Team Walker Lindsay Bertsch Krysta Hilker Melissa Pierce Marla Sherrer Laura Walker Nicole Larson Karynn Flory Jennifer VanWieren Chantele Broderson Kate Cameron Holly Jamieson Kim Curtin Megan Anderson Janais Dejong Taylor McDonald Hope Sunley Sydney Lewko Sarah More Julie Selvais Nadine Scotland Coach Dusty Makichuk Coach Andrea Procter Coach Tiffany Game Coach Brad Hamilton Coach Cheryl Bernard Team Crough Team Kezama Team Rocque Team Skrlik Elysa Crough Adele Kezama Kelsey Rocque Kayla Skrlik Quinn Prodaniuk Deanne Nichol Danielle Schmiemann Selena Sturmay Kim Bonneau Meghan Chateauvert Dana Ferguson Brittany Tran Julianna MacKenzie Heather Steele Rachel Brown Ashton Skrlik Coach Mark Johnson Coach Doug Hardy.

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