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Past Provincial Champions-Juvenile Women's

Past Provincial Champions – Under 18 Women's 2017 Abby Marks, Paige Papley, Jamie Scott, Brittany Brezinski Coach: Doug Marks Saville Community Sport Centre 2016 Kayla Skrlik, Ashton Skrlik, Hailey Turcotte, Meagan Aubin Coach: Charles Simoneau Falher Curling Club 2015 Chantele Broderson, Kate Goodhelpsen, Brenna Bilassy, Madysan Theroux Coach: Skip Wilson Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2014 Danielle Schmiemann, Kate Goodhelpsen, Brenna Bilassy, Rebecca Allen Coach: Skip Wilson Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2013 Danielle Schmiemann, Kate Goodhelpsen, Brenna Bilassy, Rebecca Allen Coach: Skip Wilson Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2012 Kelsey Rocque, Holly Jamieson, Kathleen Dunbar, Katie Roskewich Coach: Doug Hardy Saville Sports Centre (Edmonton) 2011 Kelsey Rocque, Krysta Hilker, Kathleen Dunbar, Katie Roskewich Coach: Doug Hardy Granite Curling Club (Edmonton) 2010 Taylore Theroux, Holly Jamieson, Shannon Hill, Brooke Walker Coach: Skip Wilson Fort Saskatchewan Curling Club 2009 Jocelyn Peterman, Brittany Tran, Lindsey More, Sarah More Coach: Nancy McInerney Red Deer Curling Club 2008 Dallas Luschyk, Kelsey Erhardt, Julia Gavin, Athena Sturmay Coach: Kerri Cook Leduc Curling Club 2007 Jessie Scheidegger, Erica Ortt, Jayme Coutts, Heather Rogers Coach: Don Scheidegger Lethbridge Curling Club 2006 Casey Scheidegger, Katie Wilson, Jessie Scheidegger, Jennifer Coutts Coach: Don Scheidegger Lethbridge Curling Club 2005 WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Casey Scheidegger, Katie Wilson, Jennifer Coutts, Jessie Scheidegger Coach: Don Scheidegger Lethbridge Curling Club 2004 Amanda-Dawn Coderre, Valerie Sweeting, Melissa Pierce, Lauren Jenkyns Coach: Garry Coderre Jasper Place (Edmonton) 2003 Megan Kirk, Teryn Hamilton, Jackie Peat, Lace Dupont Coach - Bill Kohuch Lethbridge Curling Club 2002 WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONS Desiree Robertson, Cary-Anne Sallows, Jennifer Perry, Stephanie Jordan Coach - Heather Moore Grande Prairie Curling Club 2001 Amanda Swicheniuk, Kate Blakley, Charlene Swicheniuk, Erin Brennan Coach - Al Riewe Grimshaw .

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