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November 30 - December 4 January 12-15 Cranbrook Rec Plex Langley Events Centre Page 2 HeartChart THE SCOTTIES Day 5 Moving Day... which way? Larry Wood world play next month in Denmark. a crowd like that,” said the HeartChart Editor The loss for the defending champs jubilant Overton-Clapham left them in a logjam, two games who said she was pumped up cotties Tournament Of behind Saskatchewan, at 6-3 . . . for the game because her team Hearts leader Amber Hol- along with Ontario, Alberta and wanted to keep playing well. Sland and her Saskatchewan Nova Scotia. “You can use a crowd like teammates (8-1) were out on the Never mind. Until this morning, that to your own advantage, town with their supporters, spend- this real or perceived feud was go- for sure. We were putting our ing Holland’s $1,000 Hot Shots ing to take centre stage. And so it rocks in the right spots and winnings. did in front of a live crowd of 2,175 getting our deuces when we Ontario’s Rachel Homan, right and a national television audience. needed them.” in the thick of the race for playoff Jones opened with a deuce, Any reason for that pumped- berths at 6-3, probably was watch- courtesy a Leslie Wilson miss and up look other than the fact the ing the game either in the Civic Cathy-O drew the four-foot looking crowd was obviously on her Centre or on television. at fi ve Team Canada counters in the side? “I love the game,” she said earlier. second end. “I just wanted to play well,” “I’ll be watching. There’s nothing The game turned thereafter. she said. “I don’t think the win I’d rather be doing.” Manitoba stole the tying point in the proved anything. They (Jones Alberta’s Shannon Kleibrink, third when Jones’s last button draw team) made a (personnel) always a contender at 6-3, may have was inches too deep. Then Jones decision and stuck with it and been taking in the tilt on TV, too. drew the pot looking at a hidden that’s fi ne, we’ll all move on The others with a playoff shot — pair in the fourth but jammed on and now we won’t have to talk notably Heather Smith-Dacey and Cathy-O’s near-freeze in the fi fth about this game again. Kelly Scott — were on the freeze, and left Manitoba with a draw for a “I guess you could say it was attempting to stay focused and up go-ahead deuce. my fi nal because we’re not there with the leaders on Wednes- Jones tied it again in the sixth, going to be in the fi nal. But I day night’s ballyhooed draw . . . the following Overton-Clapham’s last wanted to have fun and that’s one on which defending Scotties deep bury into the four-foot. Then when I play well . . . when I’m champion skip Jennifer Jones was a deuce in the seventh blew it open having fun. taking on defending Scotties cham- when Cathy-O drew after Jones “I wish we could have pion third Cathy Overton-Clapham. doubled out two of three enemy played this game last Satur- It was a crowd-rouser, to be stones in the rings. day. Maybe it would have set sure. And Cathy-O, the massively Jones was forced to draw for one a different tone for the week. sentimental favourite and underdog in the eighth but, in the ninth, Over- The real Team Manitoba really who was drawing chants of ‘Cathy- ton-Clapham executed the game’s hasn’t been here yet. Hope- O, Cathy-O’ won it . . . 8-6 with a most precise shot after Jones had fully we can close it off with a 95 per cent shooting performance, drawn a near-perfect corner freeze couple more wins tomorrow.” probably her best-ever as a skip. into the four-foot. Cathy-O slashed Jones shrugged off the loss In truth, however, it was a sidebar the Jones rock and left two of her with a wide smile. to the issue of deciding a 2011 Scot- own counting for an 8-5 cushion. Nova ScotiaÕ s Heather Smith-Dacey handed ties champ and a Canadian rep for “I’ve never been in a game with Continued on Page 3 Saskatchewan’s Amber Holland her fi rst defeat.

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morrow. We do that and finish second, what Marie-France Larouche of Quebec 8-5 with katchewan skip. . THE SCOTTIES more do you want?” four points in the closing two ends. “That’s OK, we’ll just park it and move on. Each team goes into the final day of the Smith-Dacey put an end to Saskatchewan’s We have to focus on our performance and I Day 5 round robin with two games to play. It is undefeated skein in the afternoon, 7-4, but didn’t perform very well out there. I couldn’t likely the post round-robin field has been the Green Machine remained assured of a find anything that apparently was working.” Continued from Page 2 reduced to no more that six teams. playoff berth following today’s action. Her 64 per cent score on shots, poorest of Here’s how they’ll play it out today: “We just played our best game by far,” the tournament to date, was a testament to “It was just like playing anybody else,” Saskatchewan (8-1) — 9:30 a.m. New said Overton-Clapham, moments after that. she insisted. “It just felt like any game at the Brunswick (3-6); 7:30 p.m. British Columbia upending Ontario’s Rachel Homan 10-6 in Among other afternoon tilts, Alberta’s Scotties when you’re on Wednesday night. (5-4). another afternoon tilt which obviously set up Kleibrink won her third straight, bouncing It was a great game for TV which is what Team Canada (6-2) — 2:30 p.m. Nova Manitoba’s evening performance. Kelly of New Brunswick 7-3. I’ve been saying all along, so I wish it would Scotia (6-3); 7:30 p.m. Alberta (6-3). It was Homan’s second loss of the day — Homestanding Charlottetown skip Suzanne have come down to last shot because we Ontario (6-3) — 9:30 a.m. Territories (3- she bowed 6-4 to Jones in the morning. Birt missed her last shot in an extra end to re- were a little short on ours. 6); 7:30 p.m. Quebec (3-6). As for Smith-Dacey, she said, “it was our cord her fifth loss of the week, 7-6, probably “I thought they played great, they out- Alberta (6-3) — 9:30 a.m. Nova Scotia (6- best team game of the week”. one too many for a playoff berth.. played us and deserved to win that game. 3); 7:30 p.m. Team Canada (6-3). “Mark (husband and coach Dacey) said, Holland hammered Devereaux 10-2 in the I don’t think there was anything to prove, Nova Scotia (6-3) — 9:30 a.m. Alberta (6- ‘It’s all about playing at the end of the week morning while Jones stopped Homan’s Ot- we’ve always said she (Overton-Clapham) 3); 2:30 p.m. Team Canada (6-3). and now you have your opportunity’. tawa foursome 7-4. was a great player. British Columbia (5-4) — 2:30 p.m. New “I feel some momentum now, I really do. Kleibrink’s Calgary crew beat Quebec’s “I didn’t notice the crowd that much at the Brunswick (3-6); 7:30 p.m. Saskatchewan It’s confidence. This game can leave you so Marie-France Larouche 9-4 and Scott battled end, I just noticed the game was a lot of fun (8-1). quickly. But this win (over Saskatchewan) the hometown favourites and some very to play. In other games Wednesday night, Nova was a must win for us, in terms of confidence loud conditions to beat Suzanne Birt’s P.E.I. “I guess you guys won’t be relieved, you’ll Scotia’s Smith-Dacey won her second of and for a lot of reasons.” champs 4-3. have to think of different questions now. the day, whaling Newfoundland’s Stacie Holland flashed a double-kill in the fourth Alberta gets the defending champion in Sorry. Devereaux 11-3, Kelly Scott of British end to enable Nova Scotia a 4-2 jump, then tonight’s last round-robin draw at 7:30 p.m. “We’re exactly where we want to be (in Columbia topped off a two-win day by whip- allowed another theft of a deuce in the eighth (AT). the Scotties). In terms of the round robin it ping Kerry Galusha of the Territories 7-2 and end. “They (Team Canada) are going to be wasn’t the best loss but we still control our Andrea Kelly of New Brunswick shrugged “We didn’t manage the ice or the rocks solid and we’ll have to bring our A-game for own destiny and need a couple more wins to- off a case of sinus infection and defeated well. I didn’t get a feel for it,” said the Sas- sure,” opined Kleibrink.

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Represented by PMA Canada Ltd. | www.pmacanada.com Amarula is a rare find. Appreciate it accordingly. Thursday, February 24, 2011 Page 5 Skip: Jennifer Jones If you could change any rule in curling, Home: East St. Paul GETTING TO KNOW YOU which one would it be, and why? I don’t Delivery: Right think I would change anything Occupation: Corporate counsel. What music do you like to listen to Employer: Wellington West Capital Inc. before a game? Everything! Date Of Birth: July 7, 1974 Pet peeves, if any? Impatient drivers! Place Of Birth: Winnipeg Three things you always travel with? Marital Status: Married Sunglasses, blackberry, lip balm Name of spouse/partner: Scott First on your bucket List? Travel to Italy Children (name/age): None What is the biggest misconception Favourite food: Ice cream Canada about curlers? You don’t need to be in Favourite drink: Chai tea shape to curl! Favourite movie: Good Will Hunting Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Favourite TV show: Grey’s Anatomy medal: I’d be happy with the opportunity to Favourite website: goldengirlfinance.ca; take whatever I can get, but being a lead I’ll aircanada.com have to say a draw. Favourite order from Tim Hortons: Steeped tea and multigrain bagel Fifth: Janet Arnott Favourite vacation destination: Any- Home: Winnipeg where and everywhere Delivery: Right You have superstitions? No. It’s too hard, Occupation: Systems co-ordinator too stressful to try to remember. Employer: Shoppers Drug Mart Three people, living or not, whom you Date Of Birth: April 17, 1956 would invite to a dinner party?: Gordon Place Of Birth: Winnipeg Ramsay (to cook a great meal) and two of Marital Status: Married my best friends to enjoy it. Name of spouse/partner: Doug If you could be a star in any other sport, Children: None what would it be, and why? Golf. In my Favourite food: Tortellini opinion, some of the most beautiful places Favourite drink: Red wine in the world are golf courses. I would be Favourite book: Autobiographies/biogra- able to do what I love to do and see all the phies beauty of world has to offer. Lead Dawn Askin (left), second Jill Officer, skip Jennifer Jones, and third Kaitlyn Lawes. Favourite movie: Anything funny If you could change any rule in curling, When did you first realize you wanted to Delivery: Right bears in Churchill. Favourite TV show: The Closer which one would it be, and why? That be a championship curler?: Not entirely Occupation: RBC Olympian What is the biggest misconception Favourite website? National weather site you can’t slide until the official gives the sure when it really hit me, but maybe after Employer: RBC about curlers? One of the biggest miscon- Favourite order from Tim Hortons? green light before a game. I really don’t competing in my first 13-and-under provin- Date Of Birth: June 2, 1975 ceptions about curlers is that the way you Black coffee understand how it is an advantage for cial championship. I think after that I started Place Of Birth: Winnipeg see us on TV and on the ice during a game Favourite vacation destination? Cuba someone to have an extra slide. to get the bug and wanting to compete Marital Status: Married is actually what we are like away from the and Rush Bay, Lake of the Woods. What music do you like to listen to more and more. Name of spouse/partner: Devlin Hinchey game. What or who inspired you?: My parents before a game? Generally pretty mellow What or who inspired you?: My dad was Children: None. Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Whose opinion do you most trust when and relaxing. and is my biggest inspiration. I followed Favourite website? “Yes, I admit it, Twit- medal: I would be less nervous on a hit it comes to curling?: My sister — Connie Pet peeves, if any? Poor airplane eti- him to the curling club any chance I could ter.” because I would just sweep when I’m told, Laliberte quette. Everyone will get off the plane, just get and my love of the sport grew at a very Favourite order from Tim Hortons? Extra but a draw to the four-foot would be a great Superstitions? Nope wait your turn! young age by seeing how passionate he large half hot chocolate, half coffee. Basi- team way to win. Three people, living or not, whom you Three things you always travel with? was about the game. cally a mocha with no whip would invite to a dinner party?: My mom, Ipod, Blackberry, a book. Whose opinion do you most trust when Favourite vacation destination? “Any- Lead: Dawn Askin and the rest of my family. First on your bucket List? Take six it comes to curling?: My teammates and where new! Nickname: Super D If you could be a star in any other sport, months off work and go on an African all the members of our support team. Superstitions? I probably have more Home: Winnipeg what would it be, and why? Golf….gener- safari. Superstitions? Generally no, more or less routines than superstitions. If I do have Delivery: Right ally not golfing in the cold. What is the biggest misconception just sticking to a routine if something seems superstitions, I don’t call them that because Occupation: Case officer What music do you like to listen to be- about curlers? That we don’t have to be in to be working well. I don’t like to have them! We are not going Employer: Federal Government Of fore a game? Nickleback, Janet Jackson good shape to perform at a high level. Three people, living or not, whom you to lose a game because I didn’t put my Canada (upbeat music) Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold would invite to a dinner party?: My dad, shoes on the same way or open the door Date Of Birth: July 3, 1980 Pet peeves, if any? People in the express medal: I just want the opportunity. Ellen Degeneres, Wayne Gretzky. Kind of with the right hand, but there are definitely Place Of Birth: Ottawa line with more items than allowed. Can’t random, but would be a pretty entertaining things I do that become routine during Marital Status: Common law they count? Third: Kaitlyn Lawes dinner I think! different events. Name of spouse/partner: Mike McEwen Three things you always travel with? Nickname: KL, Klawes, little one If you could be a star in any other sport, Three people, living or not, whom Children: None Blackberry, toothbrush/toothpaste, a book/ Home: Winnipeg what would it be, and why? Beach vol- you would invite to a dinner party?: Favourite food: I’m really liking sushi a lot magazine. Delivery: Right leyball. I Love to play it in the summer, but Justin Timberlake, Oprah Winfrey, Lance these days First on your bucket List? There are a Occupation: Student I think I would need to grow a good foot or Armstrong. Favourite drink: Caesar lot, but Tour Europe is high on the list. Date Of Birth: December 16, 1988 two to even think about having a chance :) If you could be a star in any other sport, Favourite book: Don’t have one but enjoy What is the biggest misconception Place Of Birth: Winnipeg If you could change any rule in curling, what would it be, and why? Hockey, non-fiction books. about curlers? They are good golfers Marital Status: Relationship which one would it be, and why? The because it is the other great Canadian Favourite movie: Shining Through Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Name of spouse/partner: DJ Kidby new time out rule. I think the clock should sport and we love our hockey players like Favourite TV show: American Idol medal: Draw to the button Favourite food: Anything done on the stop when the coach is on the ice, just like we love our curlers. Favourite order from Tim Hortons? BBQ in the summer it was before. I don’t think it benefits the What music do you like to listen to Bagel and cream cheese Coach: Earle Morris Favourite drink: Ice tea, and a nice vodka game, especially for junior curlers. before a game? I don’t generally listen to Favourite vacation destination? Paris Home: Ottawa cran and 7 every now and then! What music do you like to listen to be- music before a game, but if I did, anything When did you first realize you wanted Occupation: Curling professional Ottawa Favourite book: I’ll be honest I can’t fore a game? I don’t often listen to music, with a good dance beat; dance, hip-hop to be a championship curler?: When I Curling Club remember the last time I read a book but if I do anything country or anything that stuff. started to play competitive in juniors. Place Of Birth: Rosthern, Sask. Favourite movie: The Hangover and pumps me up. Pet peeves, if any? When people bang What or who inspired you?: My coach Won: As a player, only curler to have rep- Anchorman Pet peeves, if any? Slow drivers, and just your seat around on an airplane, or grab in juniors resented three provinces in the Brier (’80 Favourite TV show: I’ll admit I’m a closet people who aren’t considerate of others. your seat to get up from behind you; and Whose opinion do you most trust when Manitoba,’82 Quebec, ’85 Ontario) fan of pretty much anything on MTV. Three things you always travel with? when people take five minutes to get their it comes to curling?: My team As a coach – world junior men’s gold (John Favourite website? YouTube Blackberry, ID and lip chap bags in the overhead on a plane and there Three people, living or not, whom you Morris)1998, Olympic trials (John Morris) Favourite order from Tim Hortons? First on your bucket List? Travel as is a lineup of people in the aisle waiting to would invite to a dinner party?: Snooki, 2005 bronze, Canada Winter Games Large coffee ¼ hot chocolate many places in the world as I can. get by. Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg (women – Rachel Homan) 2007 gold, Ca- Favourite vacation destination? I Would Three things you always travel with? If you could be a star in any other sport, nadian junior women silver 2009, Canadian love to travel anywhere tropical, all over Second: Jill Officer Gravol, massage ball, book. what would it be, and why? Competitive junior women gold 2010, world junior silver Europe, and some day get back to my Nickname: Jilly First on your bucket List? There are so swimming, because I grew up swimming 2010, Pacific region - world mens qualifier recent favorite, Japan! Home: Winnipeg many, they’re all important! See the polar and always enjoyed doing laps. 2005, 06, 07,08 (Australia). Page 6 HeartChart P.E.I. has proud curling legacy; natural splendour oday is the last day of crowd or with the knowledge and tidbits and a daily “tip of the is pretty much anywhere else in the round robin and for that they will back tomorrow for tam” to a volunteer. Canada right now – snowy and Tsome teams it will be playoff games. Gloria recalled that they pro- cold. But I think it is important to their last two games of the week. Regardless of placing, all curl- duced 200 copies each day and make it clear that it is not always Others are trying to secure a ers will feel joyous and proud these were delivered to curlers like that here. playoff berth, while the leaders about the role they played in the and delegates at the hotel and a Most everyone who lives in are trying to eliminate as many events that have taken place over large supply at the arena. P.E.I. is quick to point out that teams as possible and avoid the past six days. “We gauged the popularity of we live in a beautiful place. What tiebreakers. ••• the Heart Beat by the amount of we really mean is that P.E.I. Teams that are out of the race It is a real pleasure to be a part buzz we overheard and the com- is especially picturesque from for the playoffs can finish the of the HeartChart this week. The ments made to me,” recalls Glo- late May to late autumn. And, week off on a positive note and publication has a long history of ria. “They were positive and that last year, summer-like weather play with the pride that brought providing the interesting stories was my payback for the work I started in April and did not re- them to Charlottetown. and the candid pictures of the did. It was unsophisticated com- ally disappear until the end of The teams at the top of the Scotties. pared to the current version but September. leader board go out with the Shelley Muzika The first version of the Heart- was very rewarding to do.” The revelation of the beauty knowledge that their opponents HeartChart Guest Columnist Chart was published at the Scot- In 1986, at the Scotties in Lon- of P.E.I. does not depend on are trying to bring them back. ties in Charlottetown in 1984 and don, the Heart Beat became the the weather, though. Our spring To avoid this, the teams in the ahead. was called the Heart Beat. In a HeartChart. brings nature’s splendour and the hunt must continue as they have No matter what position the conversation with Gloria Large ••• show continues until the last of and not think about the playoff teams are in, today is the day to of Charlottetown, editor of the Though it may seem like it this the colourful leaves fall in late games that lay ahead. They must pause and absorb the atmosphere Heart Beat, she informed us that week, it really does not snow October. And why is P.E.I. so maintain their focus and “stay and surroundings of the final the daily journal was a single every day on P.E.I. To be fair, beautiful? Ultimately, I believe in the moment” even though a round-robin draws, regardless page (double-sided) that in- those that are visiting P.E.I. this it is the contrasts. Canadian championship may of whether they leave the ice cluded information on the teams, week are experiencing weather be waiting for them in the days tonight with a final wave to the statistics, trivia, puzzles, stories that is basically the same as it Continued on Page 19 SPEC1641819 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Charlottetown, PEI

Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 14

2011 Scotties Tournament of HeartsGame Scores for Draw 14 Charlottetown, PEI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 14 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59

B Man (Overton Clapham) 0Game Scores for Draw 14 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 Charlottetown, PEI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL ACNS (SmithNT/YT (Galusha)­Dacey) *00 02 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 X X X X 2 1120:3520:30 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 14 NL (Devereaux)British Columbia (Scott)2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts*211 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 X X X X 7 20:253 17:59 Charlottetown, PEI B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 05:10 Game Scores for Draw 14 D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:238 Team Canada (Jones)New Brunswick (Kelly)Media Report *1*2­ Statistical Report for Draw 1010 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 X 1 8 05:476 02:48 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL C NT/YT (Galusha)*last rock advantage 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Game Scores for Draw 10 British Columbia (Scott) *2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59 Team Standings After 14 Draw(s) D Quebec (Larouche) 10 2 0 3 2 4 50 6 1 7 0 8 9 210 0 11 0TOTAL X 5 04:23 B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 A British Columbia (Scott)New Brunswick (Kelly) *10 11 0 0 1 01 2 0 0 1 2 0 0Future Games 1 3 1 X 7 00:468 05:47 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 Quebec (Larouche) *1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 5 01:58 Team*last rock advantageWins Losses 15 16 17 C NT/YT (Galusha) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 BSaskatchewan (Holland)PEI (Birt) 0200010108 1 NB 12 ­­ 7 BC00:43 British Columbia (Scott) *2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 Team Canada (Jones)Alberta (Kleibrink) Team Standings After 14 Draw(s)*160 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 2­­ 0 0NS 5 AB00:29 Ontario (Homan) 6 3 NT/YT ­­ QC D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 C NL (Devereaux) *1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 X X 4 16:26 Alberta (Kleibrink) 6 3 NS Future Games ­­ CAN New Brunswick (Kelly) *1 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 1 X 8 05:47 Team Canada (Jones) 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 1 X X 10 21:58 TeamNS (Smith­Dacey) Wins6Losses 3 AB 15CAN 16 ­­ 17 Saskatchewan (Holland) 8 1 NB ­­ BC *last rock advantage DBritish Columbia (Scott)Ontario (Homan) 05 1 0 0 4 2 0 1 0 1­­ X NB 5 SK14:59 Team Canada (Jones) 6 3 ­­ NS AB PEI (Birt)Saskatchewan (Holland) *040 3 2 5 0 2 0 1MB 0 X ­­ 8 NL21:16 Team Standings After 14 Draw(s) Ontario (Homan) 6 3 NT/YT ­­ QC New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ Alberta (Kleibrink)*last rock advantage 6 3 NS ­­ CAN Future Games Quebec (Larouche) 3 6 ­­ NT/YT ON NS (Smith­Dacey) 6 3 AB CAN ­­ Team Wins Losses 15 16 17 NT/YT (Galusha) Team Standings After 10 Draw(s)3 6 ON QC ­­ British Columbia (Scott) 5 4 ­­ NB SK Saskatchewan (Holland) 8 1 NB ­­ BC Man (Overton Clapham) 3 6 PE NL ­­ PEI (Birt) 4 5 MB ­­ NL Team Canada (Jones) 6 3 ­­ NS AB NL (Devereaux) 1 8 ­­ Future GamesMB PE New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ Ontario (Homan) 6 3 NT/YT ­­ QC Team Wins Losses 11 12 13 Draw Saskatchewan (Holland)Quebec (Larouche)Draw 15: 02/24 9:3063 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 0 6 NT/YT ­­ Draw 17: 02/24 19:30NLNT/YT NS ON Alberta (Kleibrink) 6 3 NS ­­ CAN Times NT/YT (Galusha) 3 6 ON QC ­­ NS (Smith­Dacey) 6 3 AB CAN ­­ Ontario (Homan) 5 1 NB CAN MB Team Canada (Jones)Man (Overton Clapham) 53 2 6 ­­PE ONNL ­­ ­­ British Columbia (Scott) 5 4 ­­ NB SK Attendance Draw 14: 2175 Total: 29214 NL (Devereaux) 1 8 ­­ MB PE PEI (Birt) 4 5 MB ­­ NL NS (Smith­Dacey) 4 2 PE ­­ SK New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ PEI (Birt)Draw 3 3 NS BC NT/YT Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14Draw 15: 02/24 9:30 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 Draw 17: 02/24 19:30 Quebec (Larouche) 3 6 ­­ NT/YT ON Alberta (Kleibrink)Times 3Draw 14 3 MB QC NB British Columbia (Scott) 3 4 ­­ PE ­­ NT/YT (Galusha) 3 6 ON QC ­­ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Quebec (Larouche)Attendance Draw 14: 21753Total: 29214 4 ­­ AB ­­ Man (Overton Clapham) 3 6 PE NL ­­ A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Charlottetown, PEI NT/YT (Galusha) 2 4 SK ­­ PE NL (Devereaux) 1 8 ­­ MB PE NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59 New Brunswick (Kelly)Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 142 4 ON ­­ AB Draw NS #SH PTS PCTDraw 14NL #SH PTS PCT Media Report Draw 15: 02/24 9:30­ Statistical Report for Draw 14 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 Draw 17: 02/24 19:30 Man (Overton Clapham) 1 5 AB ­­ ON Times 1 Teri Lake 14 42 75 1 Heather Martin 16 45 70 NL (Devereaux) 1 21 3 4 56 6 7 8 ­­ 9 10 TOTALSK ­­ 2 Blisse Comstock 16 44 69 2 Julie Devereaux 16 35 55 Game Scores for Draw 14 A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Attendance Draw 14: 2175 Total: 29214 3Draw Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 33 52 NL (Devereaux)Draw 11: 02/22 19:301 0 0 0 Draw 12: 02/23 9:30 1 0 1 0 X Draw 13: 02/23 14:30 X 3 17:59 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 4TimesHeather Smith­Dacey 16 51 80 4 Stacie Devereaux 16 29 45 NS #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT A NS (Smith­Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Team Totals 62 185 75 Team Totals 64 142 55 Draw 14 1 Teri Lake Draw 10: 210014 42Total: 21377 75 1 Heather Martin 16 45 70 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59 Attendance 2 Blisse Comstock 161 2 44 3 69 4 52 Julie Devereaux 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL16 35 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 3 Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 33 52 B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 B Man (Overton Clapham)Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 100 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 4 Heather Smith­Dacey 16 51 80 4 Stacie Devereaux 16 29 45 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0Draw 10 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59 Team Totals 62 185 75 Team Totals 64 142 55 C NSNT/YT (Galusha) #SH0 0PTS 1PCT 0 0 0NL 0 1 X X #SH2 20:35PTS PCT MB 1#SH 2PTS 3PCT 4 5CAN 6 7 8 9 10#SHTOTALPTS PCT A1British Columbia (Scott)Raunora Westcott 019 1 59 0 1 78 01 Dawn Askin 2 0 2 0 120 72 9000:46 1 Teri LakeBritish Columbia (Scott) *2141 42 0 75 0 11 1Heather Martin 2 0 X X 71620:25 45 70 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL7 2 Leslie Wilson 20 55 69 2 Jill Officer 20 66 83 2 Blisse Comstock 16 44 69 2 Julie Devereaux 16 35 55 B Man (Overton Clapham)Quebec (Larouche) *100 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 02 0 0 0 2 0 5 01:588 05:10 D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 3 Karen Fallis 20 61 76 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 58 73 3 Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 33 52 BCTeam Canada (Jones)#SH PTS*2 PCT0 0QC 1 0 1 0 1 0#SH 1 PTS6PCT02:48 4 Heather SmithNew Brunswick (Kelly)­Dacey *1161 51 0 80 1 04 1Stacie Devereaux 0 3 1 X 81605:47 29 45 1 4Jacquie ArmstrongCathy Overton Clapham20 6220 78741 93Veronique Brassard4 Jennifer Jones 1920 58 6876 85 MB #SH PTS PCT CAN #SH PTS PCT Team Totals 62 185 75 Team Totals 64 142 55 2 Sasha CarterTeam Totals 20 6579 249 81 279Veronique GregoireTeam Totals 79 25420 6580 81 *last rock advantage 1 Raunora Westcott 19 59 78 1 Dawn Askin 20 72 90 3 Jeanna Schraeder 20 62 78 3 Annie Lemay 20 56 70 2 Leslie Wilson 20 55 69 2 Jill Officer 20 66 83 4 Kelly Scott 201 55 2 69 34 4 Marie­ 5France Larouche 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL20 51 64 Team Standings After 14 Draw(s)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 3 Karen Fallis 20 61 76 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 58 73 CTeam TotalsNT/YT (Galusha) 80 0244 076 1 0Team Totals 0 0 0 1 X X 80 224020:3575 B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 4 Cathy Overton Clapham 20 74 93 4 Jennifer Jones 19 58 76

Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 Future Games1 0 1 6 02:48 Team TotalsBritish Columbia (Scott) *2 791249 0 079 1 1Team Totals 2 0 X X 79 725420:2580 TeamMB Wins#SH PTSLossesPCT CAN 15 16#SH PTS 17PCT NT/YT #SH1PTS 2PCT 3 4 5 6BC 7 8 9 10 11 TOTAL#SH PTS PCT B PEI (Birt) 02000101012 00:43 1Saskatchewan (Holland)Raunora Westcott 819 59 1 78 1 Dawn AskinNB ­­ 20 72BC 90 1 Shona Barbour 16 491 77 2 3 41 Jacquie Armstrong 5 6 7 8 9 1014TOTAL7 48 86 2Alberta (Kleibrink)Wendy Miller *1100 25 0 63 1 0 02 Shannon Aleksic1 0 2 0 0 16 4400: 6929 2Team Canada (Jones)Leslie Wilson 620 55 3 69 2 Jill Officer ­­ NS 20 66AB 83 C NT/YT (Galusha) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 5 2 20:35 2 Sharon Cormier 6 20 83 ­ 3Ontario (Homan)Karen Fallis 620 61 3 76 3 Kaitlyn LawesNT/YT ­­ 20 58QC 73 PEBritish Columbia (Scott)#SH *2PTS 1PCT 0AB 0 1 1 2 0#SH X XPTS PCT7 20:25 4 Cathy Overton Clapham 20 74 93 4 Jennifer Jones 19 58 76 1 3Leslie MacDougallDawn Moses 1622 34 76 53 86 1 Chelsey Bell3 Jeanna Schraeder 2216 72 52 82 81 Alberta (Kleibrink) 6 3 NS ­­ CAN NT/YT #SH PTS PCT BC #SH PTS PCT Team Totals 79 249 79 Team Totals 79 254 80 2 4Robyn MacPheeKerry Galusha 1622 40 72 63 82 2 Bronwen Webster4 Kelly Scott 2215 71 52 81 87 NS (Smith­Dacey) 6 3 AB CAN ­­ 1 Shona Barbour 16 49 77 1 Jacquie Armstrong 14 48 86 3 Shelly BradleyTeam Totals 6422168 7966 90 3 Amy NixonTeam Totals 2261 67196 7680 2 Wendy Miller 10 25 63 2 Shannon Aleksic 16 44 69 British Columbia (Scott) 5 4 ­­ NB SK 4 Suzanne Birt 22 72 82 4 Shannon Kleibrink 22 67 76 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 2 Sharon Cormier 6 20 83 ­ PEI (Birt) 4 5 MB ­­ NL Team Totals 881299 2 385 4Team Totals 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL88 277 79 C NT/YT (Galusha) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 3 Dawn Moses 16 34 53 3 Jeanna Schraeder 16 52 81 New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ British Columbia (Scott) *2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 4 DKerry GalushaQuebec (Larouche)160 40 0 63 2 0 14 0Kelly Scott 2 0 0 X 5 1504:23 52 87 Quebec (Larouche) 3 6 ­­ NT/YT ON NT/YT #SH PTS PCT BC #SH PTS PCT Team TotalsNew Brunswick (Kelly)64*116811 266 0 3 1 4 0 5 1 6Team Totals 0 7 3 8 1 9 10 X TOTAL8 6105:47196 80 1NT/YT (Galusha)Shona Barbour 16 493 77 6 1 Jacquie ArmstrongON QC 14 ­­ 48 86 C NL (Devereaux)QC *1#SH0PTS 1PCT 0 2NB 0 0 0 X X#SH PTS4PCT16:26 2Man (Overton Clapham)Wendy Miller 10 253 63 6 2 Shannon AleksicPE NL 16 ­­ 44 69 1Team Canada (Jones)Veronique Brassard 1020 23 75 03 3 944 01 5Lianne Sobey 3 6 0 7 1 8 X 9 X1018TOTAL 5010 6921:58 2NL (Devereaux)Sharon Cormier 6 201 83 8 ­ ­­ MB PE D2NLQuebec (Larouche)Veronique Gregoire #SH0PTS20 0PCT 63 2 790CAN2 1Jillian Babin 0 2 0#SH 0PTS20 X PCT 655 81 04:23 3 Dawn Moses 16 34 53 3 Jeanna Schraeder 16 52 81 1 3Heather MartinNew Brunswick (Kelly)Annie Lemay 16*1 57201 63 89 01 791Dawn Askin3 0Denise Nowlan 1 0 316 120 62X 63 97 8 79 05:47 Draw 4 Kerry GalushaDraw 15: 02/24 9:3016 40 63 Draw 16: 02/24 14:304 Kelly Scott Draw 17: 02/24 19:3015 52 87 2 4Sarah Paul Marie­France Larouche16 4819 52 75 2 68Jill Officer4 Andrea Kelly 1620 59 61 92 76 Times QC #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT Team Totals 64 168 66 Team Totals 61 196 80 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 52 81 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 16 58 91 1 Veronique BrassardTeam Totals 7920253 7580 94 Team Totals1 Lianne Sobey 78 23918 5077 69 4 Stacie Devereaux 16 40 63 4 Jennifer Jones 16 56 88 Attendance Draw 14: 2175 Total: 29214 2 Veronique Gregoire 20 63 79 2 Jillian Babin 20 65 81 Team Totals 64 197 77 Team Totals 64 235 92 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 3 Annie Lemay 20 63 79 3 Denise Nowlan 20 63 79 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 4 Marie­France Larouche 19 52 68 4 Andrea Kelly 20 61 76 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14 Draw1 21 3 2 43 4 5 65 7 6 8 7 9 810 9 10TOTAL 11 12 13 14 AVG New Brunswick (Kelly) *1 1 0Draw 14 1 0 1 0 3 1 X 8 05:47 Team Totals 79 253 80 Team Totals 78 239 77 QC #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT D Ontario (Homan)Leads 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 X 5 14:59 + Tricia Affleck PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1 Veronique Brassard1 2 320 4 75 5 94 6 71 Lianne Sobey 8 9 10 TOTAL 18 50 69 Saskatchewan (Holland) *0 0 3 2 0 2 0 1 0 X 8 21:16 + Janet ArnottPositional Cumulative Percentages ReportCAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 2A Veronique GregoireNS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 220 2 63 0 79 2 02 Jillian Babin 3 X X 11 2020:30 65 81 ON #SH PTS PCT SK #SH PTS PCT 3 Annie LemayNL (Devereaux) 1 0 020 0 63 1 79 0 13 Denise Nowlan 0 X X 3 2017:59 63 79 1 Lisa Weagle1 Dawn Askin 16CANDraw 58** 911711 2 92Heather Kalenchuk 388 4** 5 ** 688 96 7 96 8 9716 9 10** 5392 11** 12 8390 13 14 90 AVG 4NS Marie­France Larouche#SH PTS19PCT 52 68 NL4 Andrea Kelly #SH20PTS 61PCT 76 1 Sherry Middaugh+LeadsBreanne Meakin MB2 4 **50 **­ ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 1 Teri LakeTeam Totals 1479 42253 75 801 Heather MartinTeam Totals 7816239 4577 70 2+Alison Kreviazuk2Tricia AffleckChelsey Bell 18ABPE 6084 83**** **2 **Tammy Schneider **83 ** 81100 86 100** 87**** **8218 ** 81 ** 6593 ** 95 **90** **85 ** 100 2 Blisse Comstock 16 44 69 2 Julie Devereaux 16 35 55 3+Emma Miskew2Janet ArnottLisa Weagle 18ONCAN 5873 81**** **3 ** Kim Schneider8883** 94 ** 91 ****10085 ****9118 **** ** 6476 ** 90 **89** **85 ** 96 3 Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 33 52 41Rachel Homan4Dawn AskinHeather Kalenchuk 18SKCAN 4969 68** **714 **Amber Holland 9288 88 81** 85 **** 8884 96** 83 9618 84 97 6094**9292 83**** 9084 90 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 4 Heather Smith­Dacey 16 51 80 4 Stacie Devereaux 16 29 45 +Team Totals5Breanne MeakinVeronique Brassard 72QCMB229 **80**76 ** 89Team Totals ** 81 ** **88 ** **76 79 ** 83 ** 8570 **** **24289 **** **8694 ** 83 ** 88 Team Totals 62Draw185 175 2 3Team Totals 4 5 6 7 8 9 1064 11142 12 1355 14 AVG 25Chelsey BellLeslie MacDougall PEAB 8584**** ** **8083 88 81 70 86** 86** 87** 86** 9482 85 81 69 93** 95 83** 85 Leads 27Lisa WeagleShona Barbour NT/YTON 8673 81** 75 ****83 ** 94 ** 9166 ** 9585 ****8991 **** **7677 90 82** 85 8 Teri LakePositional Cumulative Percentages ReportNS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 75 81 + Tricia Affleck PE1 2** 3 ** 4 ** 5 ** 100 6 7100 8** 9 **10 **TOTAL ** ** ** ** ** 100 4 Heather Kalenchuk SK 69 ** ** 88 81 85 ** 84 ** 83 84 94 92 ** 84 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 59VHeather Martineronique Brassard NLQCDraw ****74176 77 2 89 77 813** 4** ** 5 **78 676 79 8679 7 89 83 8 85** 989**10**8970AVG** 94 80 83 B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 1 Dawn Askin CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** 88 96 96 97 ** 92 ** 90 90 510LeadsLeslie MacDougallJacquie Armstrong BCPE **8578** 84 ** 7880** 88 ** 7064 88** 8886 78** 86** 73 94** 8586 69 79** 83 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 +7+Tricia AffleckShona BarbourSharon Cormier NT/YTPENT/YT **86** ** 81 ** 75 ** ****75 ** **100** ** 100 **66 ** **** 95 ** ** **** **89 ** 80 ******100 ** 7778 82 2MBChelsey Bell AB#SH PTS84 PCT** ** 83CAN 81 86 ** 87#SH**PTS82 81PCT 93 95 ** 85 +811Janet ArnottTeri LakeRaunora Westcott MBCANNS 6888 86** 80 79 ** 9288** **79**90** ****71 **64**100 **** 74 ****74** **83** 81 **** 788896 75 77 81 12Raunora WestcottLisa Weagle ON 1973 59** 78 **183Dawn Askin 94 91 ** 8520** 91 72** 9076 90 ** 85 19+Dawn AskinHeather MartinSherry Middaugh ONCANNL** **** **7471 ** 77 920 77 88** **0** **** **78 ** 7988 ** 50 86 96 84 89 96**** 97 **89 ** 89** 7076 80 24Leslie WilsonHeather Kalenchuk SK 2069 55** 69 **288Jill Officer 81 85 ** 8420** 83 66 84 83 94 92 ** 84 10+ +Breanne MeakinJacquie Armstrong Jodie deSolla NBMBBC ****** **78 ** 84 ** **78 ** ** **88 ** **75**64** 88 ** ** 88 ** ** 78 ** ** **** ** **73 **88** 8675 79 35Karen FallisVeronique Brassard QC 20 61** 76 76 893 81Kaitlyn Lawes** ** 76 7920 83 85 58** 7389 ** 94 83 2+12Lisa WeagleSharon CormierLianne Sobey NBONNT/YT 62**73 66 ** 84** **** ** **778375 94** **73 91 **96 **85** **83 ****** **9161 ** 6980 86 74** 78 45Cathy Overton ClaphamLeslie MacDougall PE 2085 74** 93 **480 Jennifer Jones 88 70 ** 8619** 86 58 94 76 85 69 ** 83 113 +Chelsey BellRaunora WestcottKaren Fallis MBABMB **6884 ** 86 ** 79 ** ****83 **79 81**** ** 8671 ** 69**87** ** ** ****74 **82 **** **81 84 7869 77 7Team TotalsShona Barbour NT/YT79 24986 8179 75 **Team Totals ** ** 66 **7995254** 8980** ** 77 82 4++Leslie MacDougallSherry MiddaughCrystal Webster ABPEON ****85 ** ** ** ** ** **080 **** 88 **0 ** 70** ** **86 ** ** 50 ** **50 8486**** ** 83**50 ** 76 8 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 75 81 5++Heather Kalenchuk Jodie deSollaJolene Campbell SKSKNB ****69 ** ** ** ** ** ** **880 ** 81** ** ** 8575 ** **** 84 ** **46 ****** **83 ** ** ** 82**46 ** 75 9 Heather Martin NL1 2 **374 4 77 5 77 6** 7 ** 878 9 7910 86TOTAL 89 ** 89 ** 70 80 126 +Veronique BrassardLianne SobeyJoelle Sabourin QCQCNB **62** ** 6676 ** 84 89 **** 81 **77 ****** ** **73 ** 76**0 96 79** ** 83** 83 ** 85 **** **61 81 690 74 10C NT/YT (Galusha)Jacquie Armstrong BC0 0** 178 0 84 0 78 0** 0 ** 164 X 88 X 88 78 2** 7320:35** 86 79 6+ Teri LakeKaren Fallis NSMB **88 ** 80 ** 92 **** **90 **** **64 ** 69** **74 **** **81 ** ** 69 +British Columbia (Scott)Sharon Cormier NT/YT*2 1** 0 ** 0 ** 1 ** 175 2** 0 ** X ** X ** **7 **20:25 ** 80 ** 78 6+ SCrystal Websterhona Barbour NT/YTAB **86 ** 81 ** 75 **** ** ** ** ** **66 ** **** **95 ****50 81** ** 50 Seconds 11NT/YTRaunora Westcott#SH PTSMB PCT 68 86 79 ** 79 ** 71 ** ** ** 74 ** 81 78 77 9+ Heather MartinJolene Campbell NLSK ** ** **74 ** 77 ** 77 0 **** ** **78 ** 79 ** **8646 89** 80** ** 46 BC #SH PTS PCT 1 Jill Officer CAN ** 81 95 80 ** ** 81 86 88 92 ** 81 ** 83 85 1+Shona BarbourSherry Middaugh 16ON 49 77 ** ** ** 0 ** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** ** ** 7610+ Jacquie ArmstrongJoelle Sabourin BCQC **** **78 ** 84 ** 78 **** ** ** **64 ** 880 ** 88 ** 78 ** 79** ** 0 1 Jacquie Armstrong 14 48 86 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 83 83 2+Wendy Miller Jodie deSolla 10NB 25 63 ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 7511 Lianne Sobey NB 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 77 2 Shannon Aleksic 16 44 69 2 Tammy Schneider SK 81 ** ** 84 82 79 ** 84 ** 90 81 82 76 ** 82 122 Sharon CormierLianne Sobey 6 NB20 83 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 61 69 7412 Raunora Westcott MB 68 86 79 ** 79 ** 71 ** ** ** 76 ­ 3SecondsBronwen Webster AB 73 ** ** 84 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 83 ** 81 3+Dawn MosesKaren Fallis 16MB 34 53 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 69 ** ** ** ** ** 69 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 75 3 Jeanna Schraeder 16 52 81 13Jill OfficerAlison Kreviazuk ONCAN 70** **81 ** 9579 80 84** 91 **** 8176 86** 83 88 75 92 81** 9281**** 8381 85 + Crystal Webster AB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 ** ** 50 + Jodie deSolla NB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** 75 4 Kerry Galusha 16 40 63 4 Kelly Scott 15 52 87 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 83 83 + Jolene Campbell SK ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 46 ** ** ** 46 + 5Karen FallisRobyn MacPhee PEMB 74 **** ** 72 ** 83 ** 75 **** **94 ** **82 ** 7969 76 80** **6980 Team Totals 64 168 66 Team Totals 61 196 80 2 Tammy Schneider SK 81 ** ** 84 82 79 ** 84 ** 90 81 82 76 ** 82 + Joelle Sabourin QC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 013 6Sherry MiddaughVeronique Gregoire QCON ** **66 78 ** 58 ** **0 **** 750 65 84** 81 **** **8350** 79 33 74 3 Bronwen Webster AB 73 ** ** 84 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 83 ** 81 +7Joelle SabourinBlisse Comstock NSQC 67 68** 72 **** **77 **** **79 **** 78 **** **70 0** 79** 690 73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 3 Alison Kreviazuk ON 70 ** ** 79 84 91 ** 76 ** 83 75 81 92 ** 81 +7Jolene CampbellSasha Carter BCSK ** 76** 78 ** 69 **** ** **0 51**** 64 ** 81 **** **85 **** ** 073 D Quebec (Larouche)Seconds 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 59Robyn MacPheeJillian Babin NBPE 7374 66** 73 ****7283 83** 7557 ** 7494 ****7082** 7975 76 81 80 72** 80 1New Brunswick (Kelly)Jill Officer *1CAN1 0** 181 95 0 80 1 0** 3 ** 181 86 X 88 928 **05:4781 ** 83 85 610Veronique GregoireLeslie Wilson MBQC 60** 7066 75 78** 5875 **** **80 75** 69 65 84** 45 81 ****8683 69** 79 70 74 +QCSharon Cormier NT/YT#SH PTS**PCT ** ** **NB ** ** ** **#SH **PTS **PCT ** ** ** 83 83 7 11SecondsBWendy Millerlisse Comstock NT/YTNS 6167 66 68 63 72** **7277** **53 79** 91** 78** 79** 70** 67** 6379 69 69 73 12Veronique BrassardTammy Schneider SK 20 7581 ** 94 **184Lianne Sobey 82 79 ** 8418** 90 50 81 69 82 76 ** 82 17+Jill OfficerSasha CarterShannon Aleksic BCCANBC ****** **7681 ** 78 95** 69 80 **** **** ** ** **5164 81**** 64 **86 81 ** 88 **** 92 **8569 86** 66 ** 73 23Veronique GregoireBronwen Webster AB 20 6373 ** 79 **284Jillian Babin 73 79 ** 8820** 81 65 78 81 89 83 ** 81 2912Tammy SchneiderJillian BabinSarah Paul NLSKNB **738160 66 68** 73 54 ****84**83 82** **64 7957 68 61** 757484 ******717090**** **75 83 8165 72 10 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 86 69 70 3Thursday,3Annie LemayAlison Kreviazuk February 24,ON 201120 6370 ** 79 **379Denise Nowlan 84 91 ** 7620** 83 63 75 79 81 92 ** 81 3 +Alison KreviazukJulie Devereaux NLON **70 ** ** ** ** 79 ** 84** ** 91 ** **** **76 **** **83 ** 55Page 81 55 7 114 Bronwen WebsterWendy Miller ABNT/YT 6173 66** 63 ****8472 73** 7953 ** 9188 ****7981** 67 80 63 69 45 Marie­Robyn MacPheeFrance Larouche PE 19 5274 ** 68 **472Andrea Kelly 83 75 ** 9420** 82 61 79 76 76 80 ** 80 6 Veronique Gregoire QC ** 66Canadian 78 58 Curling** ** Association75 65 84 81 ** 83 ** 79 74 4+ Robyn MacPheeShannon Aleksic PEBC **74 ****Canadian ** ** **72 Curling ** 83 ** Association 75 ** 64** 94** **** **82 ** 80** 69 66 Team Totals 79 253 80 Team Totals 78 239 77 ** = did not play 7 Blisse Comstock NS 67 68 72Individual** 77 ** 79 ** 78 and** 70 ** team79 69 73 12cumulative6+ = player unranked due to insufficient gamesBlisse ComstockSarah Paul NSNLstatistics **6760 68 68 72 54 ** **77 ** **64 6879 61** 7578 ****71 74** ** 65

7 Sasha Carter BC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 ** 64 81 ** 85 ** ** 73 7+ Veronique GregoireJulie Devereaux QCNL **** **66 ** 78 ** 58 **** ** ** **75 ** 65 ** **84 ** 81 ** 73** 55 55 9 Jillian BabinPositional Cumulative Percentages ReportNB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 70 ** 75 81 72 8 Leslie WilsonPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 71 10 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 86 69 70**8 = did not playSasha Carter BC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 ** 64 81 71 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG = player unranked due to insufficient gamesDraw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 11 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 79 ** 67 63 69+8 Jillian Babin NB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 71 Leads Thirds + Shannon Aleksic BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** 69 6611 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 68 + Tricia Affleck PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1 Kim SchneiderPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 ** 80 12 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 ** ** 6512 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 64 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 2 Kaitlyn Lawes CAN ** 68 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 ** 73 79 + Julie Devereaux NL ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 55 55 + Shannon Aleksic BC Draw**1 ** 2 ** 3 ** 4 ** 5 6 ** 7 ** 864 9 10** 11 ** 12 1364 14 AVG 1 Dawn Askin CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** 88 96 96 97 ** 92 ** 90 90 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 ** 78 Thirds + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 4 Annie Lemay QC ** 75 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 ** 79 77 ** = did not play ** = did not play1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 ** 80 2 Chelsey Bell AB 84 ** ** 83 81 86 ** 87 ** 82 81 93 95 ** 85 5 Denise Nowlan NB 75 82 55 ** 75 ** 75 ** 83 ** 86 ** 74 79 76 + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games2 Kaitlyn Lawes CAN ** 68 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 ** 73 79 2 Lisa Weagle ON 73 ** ** 83 94 91 ** 85 ** 91 ** 76 90 ** 85 6 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 ** 78 4 Heather KalenchukPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)SK 69 ** ** 88 81 85 ** 84 ** 83 84 94 92 ** 84 6 Emma MiskewPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)ON 69 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 65 ** 75 4 Annie Lemay QC ** 75 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 ** 79 77 5 Veronique Brassard QC ** 76 89 81 ** ** 76 79 83 85 ** 89 ** 94 83 8 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 ** 81 74 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 5 Denise Nowlan NBDraw751 82 2 55 3** 75 4 5** 75 6** 783 8** 98610**AVG74 79 76 5 Leslie MacDougall PE 85 ** ** 80 88 70 ** 86 ** 86 94 85 69 ** 83 9 Danielle Parsons NS 67 76 83 ** 81 ** 72 ** 65 ** 61 ** 82 75 73 Thirds 6 ThirdsAmy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75 7 Shona Barbour NT/YT 86 81 75 ** ** ** 66 ** 95 ** 89 ** ** 77 82 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** ** ** ** ** 72 1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 ** 80 16 Kaitlyn LawesEmma Miskew CANON 69** **68 ** 9361 70 79 73** **** 8185 88** 81 88 78 91 81 65 82 ** 75 8 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 75 81 10 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 88 76 71 2 Kaitlyn Lawes CAN ** 68 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 ** 73 79 28 Kim SchneiderJeanna Schraeder SKBC 79** 78** 68 ** 7691** 69 ** 6669 65** 5579 78** **8989 78** 81 74 9 Heather Martin NL ** 74 77 77 ** ** 78 79 86 89 ** 89 ** 70 80 11 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 53 65 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 ** 78 39 Annie LemayDanielle Parsons QCNS 67** 7675 83 85** 6481 **** 72 ** 76** 65 70** 9561 70** 82 77 75 73 10 Jacquie Armstrong BC ** 78 84 78 ** ** 64 88 88 78 ** 73 ** 86 79 12 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 ** 52 64 4 Annie Lemay QC ** 75 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 ** 79 77 4+ SBreanne Meakinhelly Bradley PEMB 69** **** ** ** **72 ** 79 ** 63 ** ** 7275 **** **90 ** 75 ** ** 72 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 78 5 Denise Nowlan NB 75 82 55 ** 75 ** 75 ** 83 ** 86 ** 74 79 76104 Denise NowlanKaren Fallis NBMB 6475 75 82 68 55** **6975** 57** 75** **** 83 ** 71** ** 8875 76 71 11 Raunora Westcott MB 68 86 79 ** 79 ** 71 ** ** ** 74 ** 81 78 77 6 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75114 Emma MiskewDawn MosesSkips ONNT/YT 5569 54** 64 ****6172 79** 7369 ** 8481 ****6581** 67 75 53 65 + Sherry Middaugh ON ** ** ** 0 ** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** ** ** 76 6 Emma Miskew ON 69 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 65 ** 75127 1Amy NixonStephanie Guzzwell Jennifer Jones CANABNL**77 **7967 93** 64 73 ** 45**68** ** 6582 ** 7974 70 91 55** 88 7581 81** **91**76**5976 74** 52 82 64 + Jodie deSolla NB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 8 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 ** 81 74 7 2Danielle ParsonsShannon Kleibrink ABNS 8567** 76 ** 73 83 75** 7081** 85** 72** 76** 9065 91 88** **74 81 12 Lianne Sobey NB 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 61 69 74 9 Danielle Parsons NS 67 76 83 ** 81 ** 72 ** 65 ** 61 ** 82 75 73 +2Breanne MeakinAmber Holland SKMB 74 **** ** 94 ** 81 ** 78 **** 81 **** **83 ** 8972 88 64** **72 81 Skips + Karen FallisBreanne Meakin MB MB** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **69 ** 72** **** ** ** ** ** ** **69 ** 72 9 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 70 14 Jennifer JonesRachel Homan ONCAN 81****79 ** 9364 73 83 97** **** 8283 70** 68 91 92 88 64** 7191**** 7678 82 10+ Crystal WebsterKaren Fallis AB MB** **64 ** 75 ** 68 **** **69 **** 57 ** **** ** ** ** **5071**** **88 7650 7110 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 67 25SCathy Overton Claphamhannon Kleibrink MBAB 7085 79** 61 ****7348 75** 7079 ** 7585 ****7676** 9088 91 93 88 75** 81 11+ Jolene CampbellDawn Moses SK NT/YT** **55 ** 54 ** 640 ** **72 **** 69 ** **** 84 ** 46** **65 **** **67 5346 6511 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 66 25Amber Holland Marie­France Larouche QCSK **7478** 89 **6394** 81 ** 7884 74** 7881 64** 83** 81 89** 8868 64 75** 81 12+ Joelle SabourinStephanie Guzzwell QC NL** ** **67 ** 64 ** 45 **** ** ** 74 ** 550 75** **81 **** **59 ** ** 520 6411 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 66 47Rachel HomanAndrea Kelly NBON 8081 70** 50 ****6491 83** 9776 ** 7583 ****6768** 9279 64 76 71 74** 78 58Cathy Overton ClaphamKelly Scott BCMB **7071 79 74 61 67 ****48 ** 61** 79 74 66** 6975 ****8276 ****8788 93 72 75 SecondsSkips 59Skips Marie­Suzanne BirtFrance Larouche PEQC 68****78 ** 8975 63 50 55** **** 8478 74** 82 78 76 64 79** 6881**** 6871 75 1 Jill Officer Jennifer Jones CAN CAN** 81 95** 8079 93** 73 ****81 ** 8682 88 70 92 91** 8881** **9183** 76 85 82 179 Jennifer JonesAndrea KellyHeather Smith­Dacey NSCANNB 5980 68** 7079 68 50 93** 86** 7391** **79** 76 **** 6882** 75** 7062** 91**67 8875** 8079 81 76 71 74 2+ Sharon CormierShannon Kleibrink NT/YTAB ** **85 ** ** ** **73 ** 75 70 ** **** 85 ** **** **76 ** 90 ** 9183 88 83** 81 1811Amber HollandKelly ScottKerry Galusha NT/YTSKBC 5874** 5771 55** 74** ** 676794**** 8175 ** 7861** 80 74** 66**8170 69******837582 63 81** 87 67 72 2 Tammy SchneiderAmber Holland SK SK81 **74 ** 84** 82** 94 79 81 78** 84** 81** 90** 8183 82 89 76 88** 64 82** 81 3912Rachel HomanSuzanne BirtStacie Devereaux NLONPE **688142** 59** **45 **75**64 50 ** 83 5566 97 65** 6078** 6383** 82** **70 7668** 7945 68 79 57** 71 43 Bronwen WebsterRachel Homan AB ON73 **81 ** 84** 73** 64 79 83 97** 88** 83** 81** 7868 89 92 83 64** 71 81** 78 49 Shannon KleibrinkHeather Smith­Dacey ABNS 5985 68** 68 ****7386 75** 7079 ** 6885 ****6276** 75 77 80 71 53 Alison KreviazukCathy Overton ClaphamON MB70 **70 ** 79 61 84** 9148 **** 7679 ****8375 75** 8176 92****88 9381 75115** = did not play Marie­Kerry GalushaFrance Larouche QCNT/YT 58** 5778 55 89** 6367 **** 75 ** 84** 80 74 78** 70 64** 75 76 63 67 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 5Robyn MacPhee Marie­France LarouchePE QC74 **** 7278 89 83 63 75**** ** 9484 74** 82 78 79 64 76** 8081**** 6880 75126 Andrea KellyStacie Devereaux NBNL80 ** 42 70 59 50 45 ****91 ** 66** 6576 60** 6375 ****70 74** 45 57 6 Veronique Gregoire QC ** 66 78 58 ** ** 75 65 84 81 ** 83 ** 79 74 7 Andrea Kelly NB 80 70 50 ** 91 ** 76 ** 75 ** 67 ** 79 76 74 7 Heather SmithPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)­Dacey NS 59Canadian 68 68 **Curling86 **Association79 ** 68 ** 71 78 Blisse ComstockKelly Scott NS BC67 68 72** 71** 7477 67****79 ** 61** 78 74 66** 70 69****7982 69** 87 73 72**8 = did not playKelly Scott BC ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 69 = player unranked due to insufficient games 79 Sasha CarterSuzanne Birt BC PE ** 76 7868 69** ****75 ** 5051 55 ****6478 81** **8285 76** 79 ** 68 73** 71+8 Cathy Overton ClaphamDraw 1MB 2 370 4 79 5 61 6 7** 48 8 9**1079 11** 1275 13** 14 AVG69 9 Jillian BabinHeather Smith­DaceyNB NS73 66 7359 68** 6883 ** **8657** 79** 74** 68** 70** **6275** 8175 8072 7110 Suzanne BirtTeams PE 68 ** ** 75 50 55 ** 78 ** 82 68 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 1110 Leslie WilsonKerry Galusha MB NT/YT60 70 7558 57** 5575 ** **6780** 75** 69** 80** 45** **7086** 6975 6370 6711 1Kerry GalushaTeam Canada (Jones) **NT/YT75 93 7858 57** 55** 84** 8567 91** 9275** **8180** **8066 84 1211 Wendy MillerStacie Devereaux NT/YTNL61 66 63 ** 42** 5972 45****53 ** 66** 91 65 60** 79 63****6770 63** 45 69 5712 2Stacie DevereauxSaskatchewan (Holland)Draw 76NL1** 2 ** 389 ** 4 7842 5 77 59 6** 4582 7** 8** **86 96610 80 65 8911 60 78 12 63 13** 571481 AVG + Shannon Aleksic BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** 69 66 3TeamsAlberta (Kleibrink) 80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 86 ** 80 Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association **12 = did not playSarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 ** ** 65 ** = did not play13Team Canada (Jones)Ontario (Homan) 73** **75 ** 9370 78 85** 88 ****8481 85** 9180 9282 76** 8081 **** 8080 84 = player unranked due to insufficient games = player unranked due to insufficient games + + Julie Devereaux NL ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 55 55 + 2Askin5Saskatchewan (Holland)PEI (Birt) Officer7476 **** ** **7589 75 78 66 K. 77 **Schneider**83 82** 85** 86 84 80 75Jones 89 78** 78** 81 36Alberta (Kleibrink)Quebec (Larouche) 80** 74** 85 ** 6677** 73 ** 7878** 7285 85 75** 79** 82 79 89** 80 86 77** 80 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) ** = did not play 37Ontario (Homan)NS (Smith­Dacey) 7073 73** 79 ** **7083 85** 8874 **** 8171 **** 8069 82** 81 76 75 80 75** 80 + = player unranked due to insufficient gamesDraw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 58PEI (Birt)British Columbia (Scott)Draw 74** 176** 76 2 ** 73 375** 75 4 ** 6661 5** 73 683 68 7 76** 85 8** 82 84 9 80**1080 75AVG 74** 78 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Teams 68TeamsQuebec (Larouche)New Brunswick (Kelly)P. 4 / 9 73** 7174 66 85** 6681 **** **7078** 7282 85** 7577 **** 7282 77** 80 74 77 P. 6 / 9 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 ** 80 84 1710Team Canada (Jones)NS (SmithMan (Overton Clapham)­Dacey) 6570** 77 7375 71 79 93** **68 7883** **72**74** ** 71**8471** 8567** 9169** 85 92** 7981 8575 73 75 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76Draw**1 ** 89 2 3 78 4 77 5** 682 7 8** 98610 8011 12 89 13 78 14**AVG81 2811Saskatchewan (Holland)British Columbia (Scott)NT/YT (Galusha) 6576** 6576 64** 76** ** 737189**** 78 **6661 77** 7388** 68**82 76 **** 728286 66** 8180 71 74 3 ThirdsAlberta (Kleibrink) 80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 86 ** 80 3812Ontario (Homan)New Brunswick (Kelly)NL (Devereaux) 73**7360 71 67** 66 55 **** **7081 ** 85**7070 6788 71** **82 7781** 7277** **80** 5572 8077 66 74 31 Kim SchneiderOntario (Homan) SK73 **79 ** **70 ** 8591 88 69 66** 81** 79****8089 8278 93 76 82 80** ** 8080 104 Alberta (Kleibrink)Man (Overton Clapham) 6580 77** 71 **** 7768 73** 72 78 ** **7185** 67** 79** 85 79 73 52 Kaitlyn LawesPEI (Birt) CAN74 **** ** 6875 93 75 70 66** ** 8583 88** 8885 91 84** 63 80** 7573** 7978 115** = did not playQuebec (Larouche)NT/YT (Galusha) 65** 6574 64 85** 6671 ****66 ** **7888 72** 8576 75** 72 7766 71 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 63 Shelly BradleyQuebec (Larouche) PE** 7469 85** 66 ** **72 79 ** 78 63 72** 75 85** 7590 85** 7982 84** **8078 77 125 PEI (Birt)NL (Devereaux) 74** 60** 67** 55 75** 75 ** 70 66 67** 7183 77 ** 7285** 55 77 66 74 Annie LemayNS (Smith­Dacey) QC70 73 79** 75** 8583 64 ****74 ** 76** 7071 95 70** 69** 73** **8179 75 77 75 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 75 = did not play Team Win/Loss Grid After 14 Draws 85 Denise NowlanBritish Columbia (Scott) NB** 7675 76 82 73 55**** 75 ** 61** 75 73** 6883 76** 86** 82** 74** 7980 76 74 **8 New Brunswick (Kelly) 73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70 ** 82 ** 74 = player unranked due to insufficient games 8 New Brunswick (Kelly) 73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70 ** 82 ** 77 ** 72 77 74 +9 British Columbia (Scott) ** 76 76 73 ** ** 61 73 68 76 72 6 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75 CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK 10 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 67 ** 85 79 73 10 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 71 6 Emma Miskew ON 69 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 65 ** 75 Team Win/Loss Grid After 14 Draws 118 Jeanna SchraederNT/YT (Galusha) BC65 65 64** 78** 6871 76 ****66 ** 69** 6588 55 78** 76** 89** **7281 66 74 71 11CANNT/YT (Galusha)**WLWW*WWLWL65 65 64 ** 71 ** 66 ** 88 ** 70 129 Danielle ParsonsNL (Devereaux) NS** 6067 67 76 55 83**** 81 ** 70** 72 67** 7165 77** 61** 72** 82** 7555 73 66 12 NL (Devereaux)CAN AB BC MB** 60NB 67NL 55 NS**NT/YT ** 70ON 67 71PE 77QC 67SK AB **WWWW*WLLWL + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** = did not play **CAN = did not play**WLWW*WWLWL 10 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 88 76 71 BC LL*W*WLWLWW* + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games 11 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 53 65 AB **WWWW*WLLWL MB WLL*L*LWW*LL 12 Stephanie GuzzwellTeam Win/Loss Grid After 14 DrawsNL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 ** 52 64 Team Win/Loss Grid After 10 Draws BC LL*W*WLWLWW* NB LL*W*LLLLWW* CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK MB WLL*L*LWW*LL Skips NL LLL*W*LLL*LL CAN1 Jennifer Jones**WLWW*WWLWLCAN ** 79 93 73 ** ** 82 70 91 88 ** 91 ** 76 82 CAN **W*WW*W*LWL NB LL*W*LLLLWW* 2 Shannon Kleibrink AB 85 ** ** 73 75 70 ** 85 ** 76 90 91 88 ** 81 NS **WWWW*WLLLW AB **WWWW*WLLWL AB **W**W*WLL*L 2 Amber Holland SK 74 ** ** 94 81 78 ** 81 ** 83 89 88 64 ** 81 NL LLL*W*LLL*LL NT/YT LLLLWWL**W*L BC4 Rachel HomanLL*W*WLWLWW*ON 81 ** ** 64 83 97 ** 83 ** 68 92 64 71 ** 78 BC LL*W*WL*L*W* NS **WWWW*WLLLW 5 Cathy Overton Clapham MB 70 79 61 ** 48 ** 79 ** 75 ** 76 ** 88 93 75 ON LWWLWWW**W*L MB WLL*L*LWW*LL MB **L*L*LW**LL 5 Marie­France Larouche QC ** 78 89 63 ** ** 84 74 78 64 ** 81 ** 68 75 NT/YT LLLLWWL**W*L PE WWL*L*WLL*WL NB7 Andrea KellyLL*W*LLLLWW*NB 80 70 50 ** 91 ** 76 ** 75 ** 67 ** 79 76 74 NB L**W*LLL*W** ON LWWLWWW**W*L 8 Kelly Scott BC ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 ** 82 ** 87 72 QC LLLWLWW**L*L NL LLL*W*LLL*LL NL LLL*W**LL*L* 9 Suzanne Birt PE 68 ** ** 75 50 55 ** 78 ** 82 76 79 68 ** 71 PE WWL*L*WLL*WL 9 Heather Smith­Dacey NS 59 68 68 ** 86 ** 79 ** 68 ** 62 ** 75 80 71 SK WW*W*WLWWWW* NS **WWWW*WLLLW NS **WWW**WL*L* 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 58 57 55 ** 67 ** 75 ** 80 ** 70 ** 75 63 67 QC LLLWLWW**L*L 12NT/YTStacie DevereauxLLLLWWL**W*LNL ** 42 59 45 ** ** 66 65 60 63 ** 70 ** 45 57 NT/YT LL*LWWL*****Game Scores by Draw SK WW*W*WLWWWW* Draw A B C D ON LWWLWWW**W*L ON *WW**WW**W*L ** = did not play Game Scores by Draw + = player unranked due to insufficient games 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 PE WWL*L*WLL*WL PE WW**L***L*WL Draw A NS 3 * ABB 9 NBC 9 * SKD 8 QC LLLWLWW**L*LPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) QC L*LW*WW**L*L 12 * ONMB 79 NT/YT* BC 7 2 * QC* PE 6 7 * NB MB7 6 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED P. 7 / 9 SK WW*W*WLWWWW* SK WW*W****WWW** NT/YTNS 43 * ABNL 2 9 CANNB 7 9 NS* SK8 8 Teams 23 MBNL 107 * NS* BC 5 7 BC* QC 6 6 * CAN* NB12 7 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 ** 80 84 Game Scores by Draw * NT/YT* NB 4Game Scores by Draw QCNL 10 2 * MBCAN 4 7 NT/YT NS1 8 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76 ** ** 89 78 77 ** 82 ** 86 80 89 78 ** 81 Draw3 Alberta (Kleibrink)A 80 **B ** 77 73 78 **C 85 ** 79 79 89D 86 ** 80 Draw34 ANLAB 107 * SKB* NS 9 5 * ONCBC 7 6 * QC* CAND 5 12 * NB* BC 64CAN QC 310 NL* MB 1 4 PENT/YT10 1 31Ontario (Homan)* ON 9 73NT/YT** ** 702 85 88 *** PE81 **780 82 76MB 80 **6 80 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED5 PEI (Birt) NS 3 74 *** AB ** 759 75 66 ** NB83 **985 84 80* SK 75 **8 78 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED45 NSABSKP. 7 /10 937 * AB* SKNB 9 9 NS* ONNB 8 97 AB* QC* SK7 85 P. 6 / 8 6 Quebec (Larouche) ** 74 85 66 ** ** 78 72 85 75 ** 82 ** 80 77 * BC* PE 6 * MBCAN 3 3 * NT/YTNL 2 1 * ON PE10 10 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 69 ** 81 75 75 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 56 * NT/YTSK 104 * ONNBNL 8 29 * ABCANNS 6 78 NSAB 87 8 British Columbia (Scott) ** 76 76 73 ** ** 61 73 68 76 ** 82 ** 80 74 * PE 6 * MBPE 2 3 * NT/YTSK 8 2 * ON 10 83New Brunswick (Kelly)NL 10 73 71* NS 66 **581 ** 70BC** 826 ** 77* CAN** 72 7712 74 3 NL 10 * NS 5 BC 6 * CAN 12 10 Man (Overton Clapham)* NB 465 77 QC 71 10** 68 ** 72* MB** 714 ** 67NT/YT** 85 791 73 67 * NBNB 34* ONNL QC 5108 MB* MB* AB 6 46 * NSNT/YT12 1 * CAN 9 * NT/YTPE 6 2 * QCSK 7 8 BC 6 114NT/YT (Galusha)AB 7 65 65* SK 64 **971 ** 66* ON** 887 ** 76 * QC** 72 665 71 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 12 NL (Devereaux)* BC 6 ** 60CAN 67 553 ** ** 70NL 67 711 77 ** 72PE** 5510 66 78 * BCNBNL 563 * QCCANNL 6 35 * BCMBNL 5 16 PE* NSPE8 1012 * CAN* AB 89 * NT/YTSK 7 6 ON* QC 6 7 * CAN BC6 6 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 ** = did not play * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 8 * PENLNS 865 CAN* QC* MB 1036 * NT/YT* NB* BC 4 25 NL* ONPE6 108 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 9 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 6 * ON 8 * AB 6 6 * MB 7 * BC* ON 2 8 NT/YT* AB 7 6 * QC 10 Team Win/Loss Grid After 14 DrawsPE 2 SK 8 910 NSBC 78 CANPEPE 7102 * NL* NBSK 4 84 ON NL5 6 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 7 * QCNB 53 * ABNL 5 5 CANMB10 6 * SK* NS8 12 CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK * CAN 9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 BC 6 1011 * NT/YT* CANBC 79 * NT/YTNBPE 1 67 * NS* QC* NL 3 74 AB ONBC6 65 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 CAN8 **WLWW*WWLWLNL 5 * QC 6 * BC 5 PE 8 8 NLSK 95 * ON* QC 8 6 PE* BC 6 5 * MB PE5 8 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 11 * NT/YT* AB 87 SKNB 71 * NSON 63 * CANAB 6 AB **WWWW*WLLWL 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 9 * ONNS 48 CANNL 210 * AB* NB 9 4 PE NL3 6 BC LL*W*WLWLWW* * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 1213 * MBCAN* AB 7 * NT/YT* BC* SK 7102 * ONNT/YTQC6 7 4 * SK* QC* BC4 104 * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 MB10 WLL*L*LWW*LLBC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 10 BCNB 37 PEPE 6 7 MB* NL10 4 NS ON7 5 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 1314 * QC* AB* NS 1157 * NT/YT* ABMB 8 57 NT/YT* ONCAN 2106 QC* SK 5 84 NB LL*W*LLLLWW* NB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 11 NT/YTNL 3 * CANNB 6 * BCNS 7 * NB AB8 NL LLL*W*LLL*LLSK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 1415 * NSSKPE 11 ABONMB 8 NT/YTSKPE 2NT/YT QCMB 5 MBNL 3 * CANNS 6 NB* BC 7 ON* NB 8 NS12 **WWWW*WLLLWCAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 12 CAN SK QC BC PE AB SK NT/YT * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 1516 ONQC BCNL CANAB MB PE NT/YT L LLLWWL**W*L MB NS NB ON 13 * AB 7 * NT/YT 7 * ON 6 * SK 4 13 NT/YTAB NT/YTNB NSON NL SK 16 QC BC CAN MB ON LWWLWWW**W*LNB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 17 NBSK ONPE PEMB CAN NS NT/YT NB NS NL 14 * NS 11 MB 8 NT/YT 2 QC 5 14 NSBC QCMB NT/YTNL AB QC PE WWL*L*WLL*WL NL 3 * CAN 6 * BC 7 * NB 8 17 SKNL CANON BCPE CANNB BC QC NL AB QC15 LLLWLWW**L*LPE AB SK NT/YT 15 PE AB SK NT/YT MB NS NB ON MB NS NB ON SK WW*W*WLWWWW* 16 QC BC CAN MB 16 QC BC CAN MB NT/YT Game Scores by DrawNB NS NL NT/YT NB NS NL Draw17 A SK B ON C PE D CAN 17 SK ON PE CAN BC QC NL AB BC QC NL AB 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 NS 3 * AB 9 NB 9 * SK 8 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 3 NL 10 * NS 5 BC 6 * CAN 12 * NB 4 QC 10 * MB 4 NT/YT 1 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 * BC 6 CAN 3 NL 1 PE 10 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 6 * ON 8 * AB 6 PE 2 SK 8 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 * CAN 9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 BC 6 8 NL 5 * QC 6 * BC 5 PE 8 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 10 BC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 13 * AB 7 * NT/YT 7 * ON 6 * SK 4 NB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 14 * NS 11 MB 8 NT/YT 2 QC 5 NL 3 * CAN 6 * BC 7 * NB 8 15 PE AB SK NT/YT MB NS NB ON 16 QC BC CAN MB NT/YT NB NS NL 17 SK ON PE CAN BC QC NL AB Canadian Curling Association

2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Charlottetown, PEI

Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 14

Game Scores for Draw 14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59

B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 02:48

2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts C NT/YT (Galusha)2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 Charlottetown, PEI Charlottetown, PEI Charlottetown, PEI British Columbia (Scott) *2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 12 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 13 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 14 D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 Game Scores for Draw 12 Game Scores for Draw 13 Game Scores for Draw 14 Page 8 New Brunswick (Kelly) *1 1HeartChart 0 1 0 1 0 3 1 X 8 05:47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A Team Canada (Jones) 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 X 7 04:10 A Alberta (Kleibrink) *0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 7 03:46 A NS (Smith­Dacey) *0 2 2 2 0 2 0 3 X X 11 20:30 Ontario (Homan) *0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 X 4 01:52 New Brunswick (Kelly) 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 03:54 NL (Devereaux) *last rock advantage1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59

B Saskatchewan (Holland) *0 3 1 2 0 3 1 X X X 10 27:16 B NT/YT (Galusha) *0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 7 00:55 B Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 SCOTTIESNL (Devereaux) 0 SCHEDULE 0 0 0 2 0 0 X X X AND2 23:01 RESULTSPEI (Birt) 01003000200 6 00:11 Team Canada (Jones) *2 0 0 1 0 1Team Standings After 14 Draw(s) 0 1 0 1 6 02:48 C Quebec (Larouche) 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 X X 4 16:37 C Ontario (Homan) *1 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 X 6 09:51 C NT/YT (Galusha) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 Alberta (Kleibrink) *3 0 2 1 0 2 0 1 X X 9 21:10 Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 0 3 2 0 2 0 2 X 10 10:35 British Columbia (Scott) *2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 Standings Future Games D British Columbia (Scott) *1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 03:04 D Saskatchewan (Holland) *0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 X 4 13:43 D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 PEI (Birt) TodayÕ0 0 1 0 0 1 0 s 0 1 0 3 05:56 NS (Smith­Dacey) 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 X 7 08:43 New Brunswick (Kelly)Team *1 1 0 1 0 1 0Wins 3 1 X Losses8 05:47 15 16 17 *last rock advantageGames *last rock advantage *last rock advantageSaskatchewan (Holland) 8 1 NB ­­ BC Team Standings After 12 Draw(s)Draw 15 (9:30 a.m.) Team Standings After 13 Draw(s) Team Canada (Jones)Team Standings After 14 Draw(s)6 3 ­­ NS AB P.E.I. vs Manitoba A Future Games Future Games Ontario (Homan) 6Future Games 3 NT/YT ­­ QC Team Alberta Winsvs NSLosses B13 14 15 Team Wins Losses 14 15 16 Team Wins Losses 15 16 17 Saskatchewan (Holland)Sask vs NB8 0 CNS ­­ NB Saskatchewan (Holland) 8 1 ­­ NB ­­ Saskatchewan (Holland)Alberta (Kleibrink)8 1 NB 6 ­­ 3 BC NS ­­ CAN Team Canada (Jones)Territories6 vs Ontario 2 D ­­ MB ­­ Team Canada (Jones) 6 2 MB ­­ NS Team Canada (Jones) 6 3 ­­ NS AB Ontario (Homan) 6 2 MB ­­ NT/YT Ontario (Homan) 6 3 ­­ NT/YT ­­ Ontario (Homan)NS (Smith6­Dacey) 3 NT/YT6 ­­ 3 QC AB CAN ­­ Alberta (Kleibrink) Draw5 13 (2:30 3 p.m.)NB ­­ NS Alberta (Kleibrink) 6 3 ­­ NS ­­ Alberta (Kleibrink)British Columbia (Scott)6 3 NS 5 ­­ 4 CAN ­­ NB SK NS (Smith­Dacey)Quebec vs4 Territories 3 ASK NL AB NS (Smith­Dacey) 5 3 NL AB CAN NS (Smith­Dacey) 6 3 AB CAN ­­ British Columbia (Scott)B.C. vs NB4 4 B ­­ NT/YT ­­ British Columbia (Scott) 4 4 NT/YT ­­ NB British Columbia (Scott)PEI (Birt)5 4 ­­4NB 5 SK MB ­­ NL PEI (Birt) 4 4 NT/YT ­­ MB PEI (Birt) 4 5 ­­ MB ­­ PEI (Birt) 4 5 MB ­­ NL Canada vs NS C New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ Quebec (Larouche)Manitoba3 vs NL 5 D ­­ NB ­­ Quebec (Larouche) 3 5 NB ­­ NT/YT New Brunswick (Kelly) 3 6 SK BC ­­ NT/YT (Galusha) 2 5 PE BC ON NT/YT (Galusha) 3 5 BC ON QC Quebec (Larouche)Quebec (Larouche)3 6 ­­3NT/YT 6 ON ­­ NT/YT ON New Brunswick (Kelly) 2 5 AB QC SK New Brunswick (Kelly) 2 6 QC SK BC NT/YT (Galusha) 3 6 ON QC ­­ Draw 14 (7:30 p.m.) Man (Overton Clapham) 1 6 ON CAN PE Man (Overton Clapham) 2 6 CAN PE NL Man (Overton Clapham)NT/YT (Galusha)3 6 PE 3NL 6 ­­ ON QC ­­ NL (Devereaux)Sask vs B.C.1 7 A ­­ NS ­­ NL (Devereaux) 1 7 NS ­­ MB NL (Devereaux) 1 8 ­­ MB PE Ontario vs. Quebec B Man (Overton Clapham) 3 6 PE NL ­­ Draw Draw Draw Draw 13: 02/23 14:30P.E.I. vs NL Draw 14: 02/23 19:30 C Draw 15: 02/24 9:30 Draw 14: 02/23 19:30 Draw 15: 02/24 9:30 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 Draw 15: 02/24 9:30 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 Draw 17: 02/24 19:30 Times Times Times NL (Devereaux) 1 8 ­­ MB PE Canada vs AlbertaCanadian Curling D Association Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association Attendance Draw 12: 1628 Total: 25062 Attendance Draw 13: 1977 Total: 27039 Attendance Draw 14: 2175 Total: 29214 Draw Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 12 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 13 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14Draw 15: 02/24 9:30 Draw 16: 02/24 14:30 Draw 17: 02/24 19:30 Draw 12 Draw 13 Times Draw 14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A Team Canada (Jones) 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 X 7 04:10 A Alberta (Kleibrink) *0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 7 03:46 A NS (Smith­Dacey)Attendance*0 2 2 2 0Draw 14: 2175 2 0 3 X X Total: 2921411 20:30 Ontario (Homan) *0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 X 4 01:52 New Brunswick (Kelly) 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 03:54 NL (Devereaux) 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 3 17:59 CAN #SH PTS PCT ON #SH PTS PCT AB #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT NS #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT 1 Dawn Askin 19 70 92 1 Lisa Weagle 20 61 76 1 Chelsey Bell 20 76 95 1 Lianne Sobey 20 49 61 1 Teri Lake 14 42 75 1 Heather Martin 16 45 70 2 Jill Officer 20 65 81 2 Alison Kreviazuk 20 65 81 2 Bronwen Webster 20 66 83 2 Jillian Babin 20 60 75 2 Blisse Comstock 16 44Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14 69 2 Julie Devereaux 16 35 55 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 50 63 3 Emma Miskew 20 65 81 3 Amy Nixon 20 62 78 3 Denise Nowlan 20 59 74 3 Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell Draw 1416 33 52 4 Jennifer Jones 19 69 91 4 Rachel Homan 19 49 64 4 Shannon Kleibrink 19 67 88 4 Andrea Kelly 20 63 79 4 Heather Smith­Dacey 16 51 80 4 Stacie Devereaux 16 29 45 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Team Totals 78 254 81 Team Totals 79 240 76 Team Totals 79 271 86 Team Totals 80 231 72 Team Totals 62 185 75 Team Totals 64 142 55 P. 1 / 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B Saskatchewan (Holland) *0 3 1 2 0 3 1 X X X 10 27:16 B NT/YT (Galusha) *0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 7 00:55 B Man (Overton Clapham)A NS (Smith0 1­Dacey) 1 0 2*0 0 22 0 2 2 02 08 205:10 0 3 X X 11 20:30 NL (Devereaux) 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 X X X 2 23:01 PEI (Birt) 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 00:11 Team Canada (Jones)NL (Devereaux)*2 0 0 1 01 1 0 01 0 0 01 16 002:48 1 0 X X 3 17:59 SK #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT MB #SH PTS PCT CAN #SH PTS PCT 1 Heather Kalenchuk 13 49 94 1 Heather Martin 14 50 89 1 Sharon Cormier 22 70 80 1 Leslie MacDougall 22 61 69 1 Raunora WestcottNS 19 59 78 1 Dawn Askin#SH PTS20PCT 72 90 NL #SH PTS PCT 2 Tammy Schneider 14 46 82 2 Sarah Paul 14 40 71 2 Wendy Miller 22 59 67 2 Robyn MacPhee 22 70 80 2 Leslie Wilson 20 55 69 2 Jill Officer 20 66 83 3 Kim Schneider 14 52 93 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 14 33 59 3 Dawn Moses 22 59 67 3 Shelly Bradley 22 74 84 3 Karen Fallis 1 Teri Lake20 61 76 3 Kaitlyn Lawes14 422075 58 73 1 Heather Martin 16 45 70 4 Amber Holland 14 49 88 4 Stacie Devereaux 14 39 70 4 Kerry Galusha 21 63 75 4 Suzanne Birt 22 60 68 4 Cathy Overton Clapham 20 74 93 4 Jennifer Jones 19 58 76 Team Totals 55 196 89 Team Totals 56 162 72 Team Totals 87 251 72 Team Totals 88 265 75 Team Totals 2 Blisse Comstock79 249 79 Team Totals16 4479 254 69 80 2 Julie Devereaux 16 35 55 3 Danielle Parsons 16 48 75 3 Stephanie Guzzwell 16 33 52 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL C Quebec (Larouche) 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 X X 4 16:37 C Ontario (Homan) *1 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 X 6 09:51 C NT/YT (Galusha)4 Heather Smith0 0 1­ 0Dacey 0 0 016 1 X 51 X 802 20:354 Stacie Devereaux 16 29 45 Alberta (Kleibrink) *3 0 2 1 0 2 0 1 X X 9 21:10 Man (Overton Clapham) 0 1 0 3 2 0 2 0 2 X 10 10:35 British Columbia (Scott)Team Totals*2 1 0 0 1 1 262 0 X185 X 757 20:25Team Totals 64 142 55 QC #SH PTS PCT AB #SH PTS PCT ON #SH PTS PCT MB #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT BC #SH PTS PCT 1 Veronique Brassard 16 57 89 1 Chelsey Bell 11 41 93 1 Lisa Weagle 18 65 90 1 Raunora Westcott 18 58 81 1 Shona Barbour 16 49 77 1 Jacquie Armstrong 14 48 86 ­ 1 Crystal Webster 3 6 50 2 Alison Kreviazuk 18 66 92 2 Leslie Wilson 18 62 86 2 Wendy Miller 10 25 63 2 Shannon Aleksic 16 44 69 2 Veronique Gregoire 16 53 83 2 Bronwen Webster 16 57 89 3 Emma Miskew 18 47 65 3 Karen Fallis 18 63 88 2 Sharon Cormier 6 20 83 ­ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 3 Annie Lemay 16 47 73 3 Amy Nixon 16 58 91 4 Rachel Homan 18 51 71 4 Cathy Overton Clapham 18 63 88 3 Dawn Moses 16 34 53 3 Jeanna Schraeder 16 52 81 4 Marie­France Larouche 16 52 81 4 Shannon Kleibrink 16 58 91 Team Totals 72 229 80 Team Totals 72 246 85 4 Kerry Galusha B Man (Overton Clapham)16 40 63 4 Kelly Scott0 1 115 52087 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 05:10 Team Totals 64 209 82 Team Totals 62 220 89 Team Totals Team Canada (Jones)64 168 66 Team Totals*2 0 061 196 180 0 1 0 1 0 1 02:48 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL D Saskatchewan (Holland) *0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 X 4 13:43 MB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8#SH 9 10PTSTOTALPCT CAN #SH PTS PCT D British Columbia (Scott) *1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 03:04 NS (Smith­Dacey) 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 X 7 08:43 D Quebec (Larouche) 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 PEI (Birt) 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 05:56 SK #SH PTS PCT NS #SH PTS PCT New Brunswick (Kelly)1 Raunora Westcott*1 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 119 X 598 7805:471 Dawn Askin 20 72 90 BC #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT 1 Heather Kalenchuk 18 66 92 1 Teri Lake 16 56 88 QC #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT 1 Jacquie Armstrong 20 58 73 1 Leslie MacDougall 20 68 85 2 Tammy Schneider 18 55 76 2 Blisse Comstock 18 57 79 1 Veronique Brassard2 Leslie Wilson20 75 94 1 Lianne Sobey2018 55 50 69 69 2 Jill Officer 20 66 83 2 Sasha Carter 20 68 85 2 Robyn MacPhee 20 61 76 3 Kim Schneider 18 59 82 3 Danielle Parsons 18 59 82 2 Veronique Gregoire3 Karen Fallis20 63 79 2 Jillian Babin 2020 61 65 76 81 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 58 73 3 Jeanna Schraeder 20 71 89 3 Shelly Bradley 20 63 79 4 Amber Holland 18 46 64 4 Heather Smith­Dacey 18 54 75 3 Annie Lemay 20 63 79 3 Denise Nowlan 20 63 79 4 Kelly Scott 19 62 82 4 Suzanne Birt 19 60 79 Team Totals 72 226 78 Team Totals 70 226 81 4 Marie­France Larouche4 Cathy Overton Clapham19 52 68 4 Andrea Kelly 2020 74 61 93 76 4 Jennifer Jones 19 58 76 Team Totals 79 259 82 Team Totals 79 252 80 Team Totals 79 253 80 Team Totals 78 239 77 Team Totals 79 249 79 Team Totals 79 254 80 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDPositional Cumulative Percentages Report © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP. 2 / 8 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDPositional Cumulative Percentages Report P. 2 / 7 P. 2 / 9 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 AVG Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AVG Leads Draw 1 2 3 4 5 61 7 8 2 9 10 3 11 12 4 13 14 5AVG 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL Leads + Tricia Affleck PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 Leads + Tricia Affleck PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 + Tricia Affleck C NT/YT (Galusha)PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 0** ** 0 ** ** 1 ** ** 0 ** ** 0100 0 0 1 X X 2 20:35 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** 96 1 Dawn Askin CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** 88 96 96 97 ** 92 ** 90 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 1 Dawn Askin CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** 88 96 96 97 ** 92 90 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 1 Dawn Askin British Columbia (Scott)CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** *288 961 96 97 0** 92 0** 90 1 90 1 2 0 X X 7 20:25 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 2 Chelsey Bell AB 84 ** ** 83 81 86 ** 87 ** 82 81 93 95 85 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 2 Leslie MacDougall PE 85 ** ** 80 88 70 ** 86 ** 86 94 85 85 2 Lisa Weagle ON 73 ** ** 83 94 91 ** 85 ** 91 ** 76 90 85 2 Chelsey Bell NT/YTAB 84 ** ** 83#SH 81 86PTS** 87PCT** 82 81 93 95 ** BC85 #SH PTS PCT 2 Lisa Weagle ON 73 ** ** 83 94 91 ** 85 ** 91 ** 76 85 4 Heather Kalenchuk SK 69 ** ** 88 81 85 ** 84 ** 83 84 94 92 84 2 Lisa Weagle ON 73 ** ** 83 94 91 ** 85 ** 91 ** 76 90 ** 85 4 Chelsey Bell AB 84 ** ** 83 81 86 ** 87 ** 82 81 93 84 5 Leslie MacDougall PE 85 ** ** 80 88 70 ** 86 ** 86 94 85 69 83 4 Heather Kalenchuk1 Shona BarbourSK 69 ** ** 88 8116 85 49** 84 77** 83 84 94 92 **1 Jacquie Armstrong84 14 48 86 5 Heather Kalenchuk SK 69 ** ** 88 81 85 ** 84 ** 83 84 94 83 6 Veronique Brassard QC ** 76 89 81 ** ** 76 79 83 85 ** 89 ** 82 5 Veronique Brassard2 Wendy MillerQC ** 76 89 81 **10 ** 2576 79 8363 85 ** 89 ** 942 Shannon Aleksic 83 16 44 69 6 Veronique Brassard QC ** 76 89 81 ** ** 76 79 83 85 ** 89 82 6 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 82 5 Leslie MacDougall PE 85 ** ** 80 88 70 ** 86 ** 86 94 85 69 ** 83 6 Shona Barbour NT/YT 86 81 75 ** ** ** 66 ** 95 ** 89 ** 82 6 Shona Barbour NT/YT 86 81 75 ** ** ** 66 ** 95 ** 89 ** ** 82 7 Shona Barbour2 Sharon CormierNT/YT 86 81 75 ** **6 ** 2066 ** 95 83 ** 89 ** ** 77­ 82 8 Heather Martin NL ** 74 77 77 ** ** 78 79 86 89 ** 89 81 9 Heather Martin NL ** 74 77 77 ** ** 78 79 86 89 ** 89 ** 81 8 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 75 81 8 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 81 10 Jacquie Armstrong BC ** 78 84 78 ** ** 64 88 88 78 ** 73 ** 78 9 Heather Martin3 Dawn MosesNL ** 74 77 77 **16 ** 3478 79 8653 89 ** 89 ** 703 Jeanna Schraeder 80 16 52 81 10 Jacquie Armstrong BC ** 78 84 78 ** ** 64 88 88 78 ** 73 78 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 78 10 Jacquie Armstrong BC ** 78 84 78 ** ** 64 88 88 78 ** 73 ** 86 79 11 Lianne Sobey NB 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 77 11 Raunora Westcott MB 68 86 79 ** 79 ** 71 ** ** ** 74 ** 81 76 + Sharon Cormier4 Kerry GalushaNT/YT ** ** ** ** 7516** 40 ** ** 63 ** ** ** ** 80 **4 Kelly Scott78 15 52 87 12 Raunora Westcott MB 68 86 79 ** 79 ** 71 ** ** ** 74 ** 76 + Sherry Middaugh ON ** ** ** 0 ** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** ** 76 11 Raunora WestcottTeam TotalsMB 68 86 79 ** 7964 **16871 **66 ** ** 74 ** 81 78Team Totals 77 61 196 80 12 Sherry Middaugh ON ** ** ** 0 ** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** 76 12 Lianne Sobey NB 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 61 75 + Sherry Middaugh ON ** ** ** 0 ** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** ** ** 76 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 + Jodie deSolla NB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 + Jodie deSolla NB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 + Jodie deSolla NB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 75 + Karen Fallis MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 69 ** ** ** ** 69 12 Lianne Sobey NB 62 66 84 ** 77 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 61 69 74 + Karen Fallis MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 69 ** ** ** 69 + Crystal Webster AB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 ** 50 + Karen Fallis MB ** ** ** ** ** **1 ** 2 ** 69 3** ** 4 ** ** 5 ** 669 7 8 9 10 TOTAL + Crystal Webster AB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 50 + Jolene Campbell SK ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 46 ** ** 46 + Crystal Webster AB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 ** ** 50 + Jolene Campbell SK ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 46 ** 46 + Joelle Sabourin QC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** 0 + Jolene CampbellD Quebec (Larouche)SK ** ** ** ** 0 **0 ** 0 ** ** 2 ** 46 0** ** 1 ** 046 2 0 0 X 5 04:23 + Joelle Sabourin QC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** 0 + Joelle Sabourin New Brunswick (Kelly)QC ** ** ** ** ** ***1 **1 ** 0 0** ** 1 ** ** 0 ** 10 0 3 1 X 8 05:47 Seconds Seconds 1 Jill Officer CAN ** 81 95 80 ** ** 81 86 88 92 ** 81 ** 85 Seconds QC #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT 1 Jill Officer CAN ** 81 95 80 ** ** 81 86 88 92 ** 81 85 2 Tammy Schneider SK 81 ** ** 84 82 79 ** 84 ** 90 81 82 76 82 1 Jill Officer CAN ** 81 95 80 ** ** 81 86 88 92 ** 81 ** 83 85 2 Tammy Schneider SK 81 ** ** 84 82 79 ** 84 ** 90 81 82 83 3 Bronwen Webster AB 73 ** ** 84 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 83 81 + Sharon Cormier1 Veronique BrassardNT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** **20 ** ** 75 ** ** ** 94 ** 831 Lianne Sobey 83 18 50 69 3 Bronwen Webster AB 73 ** ** 84 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 80 3 Alison Kreviazuk ON 70 ** ** 79 84 91 ** 76 ** 83 75 81 92 81 2 Tammy Schneider2 Veronique GregoireSK 81 ** ** 84 82 79 ** 2084 ** 90 63 81 82 79 76 **2 Jillian Babin82 20 65 81 3 Robyn MacPhee PE 74 ** ** 72 83 75 ** 94 ** 82 79 76 80 5 Robyn MacPhee PE 74 ** ** 72 83 75 ** 94 ** 82 79 76 80 80 3 Bronwen Webster AB 73 ** ** 84 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 83 ** 81 3 Alison Kreviazuk ON 70 ** ** 79 84 91 ** 76 ** 83 75 81 80 6 Veronique Gregoire QC ** 66 78 58 ** ** 75 65 84 81 ** 83 ** 74 3 Alison Kreviazuk3 Annie LemayON 70 ** ** 79 84 91 ** 2076 ** 83 63 75 81 79 92 **3 Denise Nowlan81 20 63 79 6 Veronique Gregoire QC ** 66 78 58 ** ** 75 65 84 81 ** 83 74 6 Blisse Comstock NS 67 68 72 ** 77 ** 79 ** 78 ** 70 ** 79 74 5 Robyn MacPhee PE 74 ** ** 72 83 75 ** 94 ** 82 79 76 80 ** 80 7 Sasha Carter BC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 ** 64 81 ** 85 73 8 Sasha Carter BC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 ** 64 81 ** 85 ** 73 6 Veronique Gregoire4 Marie­QCFrance Larouche** 66 78 58 ** ** 7519 65 84 81 52** 83 68** 794 Andrea Kelly 74 20 61 76 7 Blisse Comstock NS 67 68 72 ** 77 ** 79 ** 78 ** 70 ** 73 9 Jillian Babin NB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 70 ** 75 71 7 Blisse Comstock NS 67 68 72 ** 77 ** 79 ** 78 ** 70 ** 79 69 73 9 Jillian Babin NB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 70 ** 71 10 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 86 70 7 Sasha Carter Team TotalsBC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 79** 64253 81 ** 8580** ** Team Totals73 78 239 77 10 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 79 ** 70 11 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 79 ** 67 69 9 Jillian Babin NB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 70 ** 75 81 72 11 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 68 12 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 ** 65 10 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 86 69 70 12 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 65 + Shannon Aleksic BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** 64 11 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 79 ** 67 63 69 + Shannon Aleksic BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** 64 + Shannon Aleksic BC ** **Positional Cumulative Percentages Report ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** 69 66 ** = did not play 12 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 ** ** 65 = player unranked due to insufficient games ** = did not play + + Julie Devereaux NL ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 55 55 + = player unranked due to insufficient games Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) ** = did not play Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Leads Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 AVG + = player unranked due to insufficient games Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AVG Thirds + Tricia Affleck PE ** ** ** ** 100 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Thirds 1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 80 + Janet Arnott CAN ** ** 88 ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 96 1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 80 1 Kaitlyn Lawes CAN ** 68 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 ** 80 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 1 Kaitlyn Lawes CAN ** 68 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 80 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 78 Thirds 1 Dawn Askin CAN ** 71 92 88 ** ** 88 96 96 97 ** 92 ** 90 90 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 77 4 Annie Lemay QC ** 75 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 ** 76 1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 ** 80 4 Annie Lemay QC ** 75 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 76 4 Denise Nowlan NB 75 82 55 ** 75 ** 75 ** 83 ** 86 ** 74 76 2 Kaitlyn Lawes + Breanne MeakinCAN ** 68 93 70 **MB ** 85 88 88** 91 **** 63 **** 73 ** 88 79 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 4 Emma Miskew ON 69 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 76 6 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 75 3 Shelly Bradley PE 69 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 ** 78 4 Denise Nowlan NB 75 82 55 ** 75 ** 75 ** 83 ** 86 ** 76 6 Emma Miskew ON 69 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 65 75 4 Annie Lemay 2 Chelsey BellQC ** 75 85 64 **AB ** 76 70 9584 70 **** 73 ****8379 8177 86 ** 87 ** 82 81 93 95 ** 85 7 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 75 8 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 ** 73 5 Denise Nowlan 2 Lisa WeagleNB 75 82 55 ** 75ON** 75 ** 8373** 86**** **7483 79 9476 91 ** 85 ** 91 ** 76 90 ** 85 8 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 73 8 Danielle Parsons NS 67 76 83 ** 81 ** 72 ** 65 ** 61 ** 82 73 6 Amy Nixon AB 77 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75 9 Danielle Parsons NS 67 76 83 ** 81 ** 72 ** 65 ** 61 ** 72 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** ** ** ** 72 6 Emma Miskew 4 Heather KalenchukON 69 ** ** 61 79SK 73 ** 81 **6981 78** 81 ** 6588** 8175 85 ** 84 ** 83 84 94 92 ** 84 + Breanne Meakin MB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** ** ** 72 10 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 88 70 8 Jeanna Schraeder BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 ** 81 74 10 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 11 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 67 9 Danielle Parsons5 Veronique BrassardNS 67 76 83 ** 81QC** 72 ** 65****7661 89** 82 81 75 73** ** 76 79 83 85 ** 89 ** 94 83 10 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 67 12 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 ** 66 + Breanne Meakin5 Leslie MacDougallMB ** ** ** ** **PE ** ** ** 7285**** ** ** ** **80 ** 8872 70 ** 86 ** 86 94 85 69 ** 83 12 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 66 10 Karen Fallis MB 64 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 88 76 71 11 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 53 65 Skips 7 Shona Barbour NT/YT 86 81 75 ** ** ** 66 ** 95 ** 89 ** ** 77 82 12 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 ** 52 64 Skips 1 Jennifer Jones CAN ** 79 93 73 ** ** 82 70 91 88 ** 91 ** 83 8 Teri Lake NS 88 80 92 ** 90 ** 64 ** 74 ** 83 ** 88 75 81 1 Amber Holland SK 74 ** ** 94 81 78 ** 81 ** 83 89 88 83 2 Shannon Kleibrink AB 85 ** ** 73 75 70 ** 85 ** 76 90 91 88 81 1 Jennifer Jones CAN ** 79 93 73 ** ** 82 70 91 88 ** 91 83 2 Amber Holland SK 74 ** ** 94 81 78 ** 81 ** 83 89 88 64 81 Skips 9 Heather Martin NL ** 74 77 77 ** ** 78 79 86 89 ** 89 ** 70 80 3 Shannon Kleibrink AB 85 ** ** 73 75 70 ** 85 ** 76 90 91 80 4 Rachel Homan ON 81 ** ** 64 83 97 ** 83 ** 68 92 64 71 78 1 Jennifer Jones CAN ** 79 93 73 ** ** 82 70 91 88 ** 91 ** 76 82 4 Rachel Homan ON 81 ** ** 64 83 97 ** 83 ** 68 92 64 79 5 Marie­France Larouche QC ** 78 89 63 ** ** 84 74 78 64 ** 81 ** 76 2 Shannon Kleibrink10 Jacquie ArmstrongAB 85 ** ** 73 75BC 70 ** 85 ****7678 90 91 84 88 78** 81** ** 64 88 88 78 ** 73 ** 86 79 5 Marie­France Larouche QC ** 78 89 63 ** ** 84 74 78 64 ** 81 76 6 Andrea Kelly NB 80 70 50 ** 91 ** 76 ** 75 ** 67 ** 79 74 2 Amber Holland + Sharon CormierSK 74 ** ** 94 81NT/YT 78 ** 81 ****83 89 ** 88 ** 64 **** 7581 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 78 6 Andrea Kelly NB 80 70 50 ** 91 ** 76 ** 75 ** 67 ** 73 7 Cathy Overton Clapham MB 70 79 61 ** 48 ** 79 ** 75 ** 76 ** 88 72 4 Rachel Homan ON 81 ** ** 64 83 97 ** 83 ** 68 92 64 71 ** 78 7 Kelly Scott BC ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 ** 82 71 8 Suzanne Birt PE 68 ** ** 75 50 55 ** 78 ** 82 76 79 68 71 5 Cathy Overton Clapham11 Raunora WestcottMB 70 79 61 ** 48MB** 79 ** 7568** 8676 79** 88 93** 79 75 ** 71 ** ** ** 74 ** 81 78 77 7 Suzanne Birt PE 68 ** ** 75 50 55 ** 78 ** 82 76 79 71 8 Kelly Scott BC ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 ** 82 ** 71 5 Marie­France Larouche QC ** 78 89 63 ** ** 84 74 78 64 ** 81 ** 68 75 9 Cathy Overton Clapham MB 70 79 61 ** 48 ** 79 ** 75 ** 76 ** 70 8 Heather Smith­Dacey NS 59 68 68 ** 86 ** 79 ** 68 ** 62 ** 75 71 7 Andrea Kelly + Sherry MiddaughNB 80 70 50 ** 91ON** 76 ** 75**** 67 **** **79 760 74** 0 ** ** ** 50 84 ** ** ** 76 9 Heather Smith­Dacey NS 59 68 68 ** 86 ** 79 ** 68 ** 62 ** 70 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 58 57 55 ** 67 ** 75 ** 80 ** 70 ** 75 68 8 Kelly Scott BC ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 ** 82 ** 87 72 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 58 57 55 ** 67 ** 75 ** 80 ** 70 ** 67 12 Stacie Devereaux NL ** 42 59 45 ** ** 66 65 60 63 ** 70 ** 59 9 Suzanne Birt + Jodie deSollaPE 68 ** ** 75 50NB 55 ** 78 ****82 76 ** 79 ** 68 **** 71 ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 12 Stacie Devereaux NL ** 42 59 45 ** ** 66 65 60 63 ** 70 59 9 Heather Smith12­DaceyLianne SobeyNS 59 68 68 ** 86NB** 79 ** 6862** 6662 84** 75 80** 77 71 ** 73 ** 96 ** 83 ** 61 69 74 ** = did not play 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 58 57 55 ** 67 ** 75 ** 80 ** 70 ** 75 63 67 = player unranked due to insufficient games ** = did not play + 12 Stacie Devereaux+ Karen FallisNL ** 42 59 45 **MB ** 66 65 60** 63 **** 70 **** 45 ** 57 ** ** ** ** 69 ** ** ** ** ** 69 + = player unranked due to insufficient games Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) ** = did not play + Crystal Webster AB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 ** ** 50 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 AVG + = player unranked due to insufficient games Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AVG Teams + Jolene Campbell SK ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 46 ** ** ** 46 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Teams 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 ** 84 + Joelle Sabourin QC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** 0 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 84 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76 ** ** 89 78 77 ** 82 ** 86 80 89 78 81 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76 ** ** 89 78 77 ** 82 ** 86 80 89 82 3 Alberta (Kleibrink) 80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 86 80 Teams 3 Alberta (Kleibrink) 80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 80 3 Ontario (Homan) 73 ** ** 70 85 88 ** 81 ** 80 82 76 80 80 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 ** 80 84 3 Ontario (Homan) 73 ** ** 70 85 88 ** 81 ** 80 82 76 80 5 PEI (Birt) 74 ** ** 75 75 66 ** 83 ** 85 84 80 75 78 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76 ** ** 89 78 77 ** 82 ** 86 80 89 78 ** 81 5 PEI (Birt) 74 ** ** 75 75 66 ** 83 ** 85 84 80 78 6 Quebec (Larouche) ** 74 85 66 ** ** 78 72 85 75 ** 82 ** 77 3 Alberta (Kleibrink)Seconds80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 86 ** 80 6 Quebec (Larouche) ** 74 85 66 ** ** 78 72 85 75 ** 82 77 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 69 ** 81 75 3 Ontario (Homan)1 Jill Officer73 ** ** 70 85 88 **CAN81 ** 80 82** 81 76 80 95** 8080 ** ** 81 86 88 92 ** 81 ** 83 85 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 69 ** 74 8 New Brunswick (Kelly) 73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70 ** 82 ** 77 ** 72 74 5 PEI (Birt) 74 ** ** 75 75 66 ** 83 ** 85 84 80 75 ** 78 7 New Brunswick (Kelly) 73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70 ** 82 ** 77 ** 74 9 British Columbia (Scott) ** 76 76 73 ** ** 61 73 68 76 ** 82 ** 73 6 Quebec (Larouche)+ Sharon Cormier** 74 85 66 ** ** 78NT/YT 72 85 75 **** 82 **** **80 ** 77 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 83 83 9 British Columbia (Scott) ** 76 76 73 ** ** 61 73 68 76 ** 82 73 10 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 67 ** 85 72 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 69 ** 81 75 75 10 NT/YT (Galusha) 65 65 64 ** 71 ** 66 ** 88 ** 76 ** 71 11 NT/YT (Galusha) 65 65 64 ** 71 ** 66 ** 88 ** 76 ** 72 71 8 British Columbia (Scott)2 Tammy Schneider** 76 76 73 ** ** 61SK 73 68 7681** 82**** **8084 74 82 79 ** 84 ** 90 81 82 76 ** 82 11 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 67 ** 70 12 NL (Devereaux) ** 60 67 55 ** ** 70 67 71 77 ** 72 ** 68 8 New Brunswick (Kelly)3 Bronwen Webster73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70AB** 82 **7377 ****72 ** 7784 74 73 79 ** 88 ** 81 78 89 83 ** 81 12 NL (Devereaux) ** 60 67 55 ** ** 70 67 71 77 ** 72 68 10 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 67 ** 85 79 73 ** = did not play 11 NT/YT (Galusha)3 Alison Kreviazuk65 65 64 ** 71 ** 66ON** 88 **7076 ****72 ** 6679 71 84 91 ** 76 ** 83 75 81 92 ** 81 = player unranked due to insufficient games ** = did not play + 12 NL (Devereaux) ** 60 67 55 ** ** 70 67 71 77 ** 72 ** 55 66 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 5 Robyn MacPhee PE 74 ** ** 72 83 75 ** 94 ** 82 79 76 80 ** 80 Team Win/Loss Grid After 13 Draws ** = did not play Team Win/Loss Grid After 12 Draws + = player unranked due to insufficient games6 Veronique Gregoire QC ** 66 78 58 ** ** 75 65 84 81 ** 83 ** 79 74 CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK 7 Blisse Comstock NS 67 68 72 ** 77 ** 79 ** 78 ** 70 ** 79 69 73 CAN **W*WW*WWLWL Team Win/Loss Grid After 14 Draws CAN **W*WW*WWLWL 7 Sasha Carter BC ** 76 78 69 ** ** 51 ** 64 81 ** 85 ** ** 73 AB **WWWW*WLLWL CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK AB **WW*W*WLLWL BC LL*W*WL*LWW* CAN **WLWW*WWLWL9 Jillian Babin NB 73 66 73 ** 83 ** 57 ** 74 ** 70 ** 75 81 72 BC LL*W*WL*LWW* MB *LL*L*LWW*LL AB **WWWW*WLLWL10 Leslie Wilson MB 60 70 75 ** 75 ** 80 ** 69 ** 45 ** 86 69 70 MB *LL*L*LW**LL NB LL*W*LLLL W** BC LL*W*WLWLWW*11 Wendy Miller NT/YT 61 66 63 ** 72 ** 53 ** 91 ** 79 ** 67 63 69 NB L**W*LLLLW** NL LLL*W**LL*LL MB WLL*L*LWW*LL+ Shannon Aleksic BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** 69 66 NL LLL*W**LL*LL NS **WWW**WLLLW NB LL*W*LLLLWW*12 Sarah Paul NL ** 60 68 54 ** ** 64 68 61 75 ** 71 ** ** 65 NS **WWW**WLLL* NT/YT LL*LWWL**W*L NL LLL*W*LLL*LL+ Julie Devereaux NL ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 55 55 NT/YT LL*LWWL****L ON LWWLWWW**W*L NS **WWWW*WLLLW ON LWW*WWW**W*L PE WWL*L*WLL*WL NT/YT LLLLWWL**W*L** = did not play PE WWL*L*W*L*WL QC LLLW*WW**L*L ON LWWLWWW**W*L+ = player unranked due to insufficient games QC LLLW*WW**L *L SK WW*W*WLWWWW* PE WWL*L*WLL*WL SK WW*W*W*WWWW* LLLWLWW**L*L Game Scores by Draw QC Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D SK WW*W*WLWWWW* Draw A B C D Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 Game Scores by Draw 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 NS 3 * AB 9 NB 9 * SK 8 Thirds Draw A B C D NS 3 * AB 9 NB 9 * SK 8 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 1 Kim Schneider SK 79 ** ** 91 69 66 ** 79 ** 89 78 93 82 ** 80 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 NS 2 Kaitlyn Lawes3 * AB 9 NB 9CAN * SK ** 868 93 70 ** ** 85 88 88 91 ** 63 ** 73 79 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 3 NL 10 * NS 5 BC 6 * CAN 12 3 NL 10 * NS 5 BC 6 * CAN 12 * NB 4 QC 10 * MB 4 NT/YT 1 2 MB 3 Shelly Bradley7 * BC 7 * QC 6PE * NB69 7 ** ** 72 79 63 ** 75 ** 90 85 79 84 ** 78 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 * NB 4 QC 10 * MB 4 NT/YT 1 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 * BC 6 CAN 3 NL 1 PE 10 3 NL 4 10Annie Lemay* NS 5 BC 6QC * CAN **1275 85 64 ** ** 76 70 95 70 ** 73 ** 79 77 * NB 4 QC 10 * MB 4 NT/YT 1 * BC 6 CAN 3 NL 1 PE 10 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 5 Denise Nowlan NB 75 82 55 ** 75 ** 75 ** 83 ** 86 ** 74 79 76 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 * BC6 Amy Nixon6 CAN 3 NL 1AB PE7710 ** ** 68 65 79 ** 81 ** 76 66 91 78 ** 75 * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 6 * ON 8 * AB 6 6 * ON 8 * AB 6 PE 2 SK 8 5 SK610Emma MiskewNB 9 NS 8 ON AB69 7 ** ** 61 79 73 ** 81 ** 81 78 81 65 ** 75 * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 PE 2 SK 8 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 * CAN 9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 BC 6 6 8 Jeanna Schraeder* ON 8 * AB 6 BC ** 78 68 76 ** ** 69 65 55 78 ** 89 ** 81 74 PE 2 SK 8 * CAN 9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 BC 6 8 NL 5 * QC 6 * BC 5 PE 8 9 Danielle Parsons NS 67 76 83 ** 81 ** 72 ** 65 ** 61 ** 82 75 73 8 NL 5 * QC 6 * BC 5 PE 8 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 * CAN+ Breanne Meakin9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 MB BC **6 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 72 ** ** ** ** ** 72 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 8 NL10 Karen Fallis5 * QC 6 * BC 5 MB PE648 75 68 ** 69 ** 57 ** ** ** 71 ** 88 76 71 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 10 BC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 11 Dawn Moses NT/YT 55 54 64 ** 72 ** 69 ** 84 ** 65 ** 67 53 65 10 BC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 12 Stephanie Guzzwell NL ** 67 64 45 ** ** 74 55 75 81 ** 59 ** 52 64 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 10 BC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 13 * AB 7 * NT/YT 7 * ON 6 * SK 4 Skips 13 AB NT/YT ON SK NB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 * ON1 Jennifer Jones4 NL 2 * AB 9 CAN PE ** 379 93 73 ** ** 82 70 91 88 ** 91 ** 76 82 NB PE MB NS 14 NS MB NT/YT QC 14 NS MB NT/YT QC NL CAN BC NB 13 * AB2 Shannon Kleibrink7 * NT/YT 7 * ON 6AB * SK85 4 ** ** 73 75 70 ** 85 ** 76 90 91 88 ** 81 NB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 NL CAN BC NB 15 PE AB SK NT/YT 2 Amber Holland SK 74 ** ** 94 81 78 ** 81 ** 83 89 88 64 ** 81 15 PE AB SK NT/YT MB NS NB ON 14 * NS 11 MB 8 NT/YT 2 QC 5 NL4 Rachel Homan3 * CAN 6 * BC 7ON * NB81 8 ** ** 64 83 97 ** 83 ** 68 92 64 71 ** 78 MB NS NB ON 16 QC BC CAN MB 16 QC BC CAN MB NT/YT NB NS NL 15 PE AB SK NT/YT MB5 Cathy Overton ClaphamNS NB MB ON70 79 61 ** 48 ** 79 ** 75 ** 76 ** 88 93 75 NT/YT NB NS NL 17 SK ON PE CAN 17 SK ON PE CAN BC QC NL AB 16 QC5 Marie­France LaroucheBC CAN QC MB ** 78 89 63 ** ** 84 74 78 64 ** 81 ** 68 75 BC QC NL AB NT/YT7 Andrea KellyNB NS NB NL80 70 50 ** 91 ** 76 ** 75 ** 67 ** 79 76 74 17 SK ON PE CAN BC8 Kelly ScottQC NL BC AB ** 71 74 67 ** ** 61 74 66 69 ** 82 ** 87 72 9 Suzanne Birt PE 68 ** ** 75 50 55 ** 78 ** 82 76 79 68 ** 71 9 Heather Smith­Dacey NS 59 68 68 ** 86 ** 79 ** 68 ** 62 ** 75 80 71 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 58 57 55 ** 67 ** 75 ** 80 ** 70 ** 75 63 67 12 Stacie Devereaux NL ** 42 59 45 ** ** 66 65 60 63 ** 70 ** 45 57

** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games

Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)

Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 AVG Teams 1 Team Canada (Jones) ** 75 93 78 ** ** 84 85 91 92 ** 81 ** 80 84 2 Saskatchewan (Holland) 76 ** ** 89 78 77 ** 82 ** 86 80 89 78 ** 81 3 Alberta (Kleibrink) 80 ** ** 77 73 78 ** 85 ** 79 79 89 86 ** 80 3 Ontario (Homan) 73 ** ** 70 85 88 ** 81 ** 80 82 76 80 ** 80 5 PEI (Birt) 74 ** ** 75 75 66 ** 83 ** 85 84 80 75 ** 78 6 Quebec (Larouche) ** 74 85 66 ** ** 78 72 85 75 ** 82 ** 80 77 7 NS (Smith­Dacey) 70 73 79 ** 83 ** 74 ** 71 ** 69 ** 81 75 75 8 British Columbia (Scott) ** 76 76 73 ** ** 61 73 68 76 ** 82 ** 80 74 8 New Brunswick (Kelly) 73 71 66 ** 81 ** 70 ** 82 ** 77 ** 72 77 74 10 Man (Overton Clapham) 65 77 71 ** 68 ** 72 ** 71 ** 67 ** 85 79 73 11 NT/YT (Galusha) 65 65 64 ** 71 ** 66 ** 88 ** 76 ** 72 66 71 12 NL (Devereaux) ** 60 67 55 ** ** 70 67 71 77 ** 72 ** 55 66

** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games

Team Win/Loss Grid After 14 Draws

CAN AB BC MB NB NL NS NT/YT ON PE QC SK

CAN **WLWW*WWLWL

AB **WWWW*WLLWL

BC LL*W*WLWLWW*

MB WLL*L*LWW*LL

NB LL*W*LLLLWW*

NL LLL*W*LLL*LL

NS **WWWW*WLLLW

NT/YT LLLLWWL**W*L

ON LWWLWWW**W*L

PE WWL*L*WLL*WL

QC LLLWLWW**L*L

SK WW*W*WLWWWW*

Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D

1 * ON 9 NT/YT 2 * PE 7 MB 6 NS 3 * AB 9 NB 9 * SK 8 2 MB 7 * BC 7 * QC 6 * NB 7 * NT/YT 4 NL 2 CAN 7 NS 8 3 NL 10 * NS 5 BC 6 * CAN 12 * NB 4 QC 10 * MB 4 NT/YT 1 4 AB 7 * SK 9 * ON 7 * QC 5 * BC 6 CAN 3 NL 1 PE 10 5 SK 10 NB 9 NS 8 AB 7 * PE 6 * MB 3 * NT/YT 2 * ON 10 6 * ON 8 * AB 6 PE 2 SK 8 7 NB 3 NL 5 MB 6 * NS 12 * CAN 9 * NT/YT 6 * QC 7 BC 6 8 NL 5 * QC 6 * BC 5 PE 8 * AB 8 SK 7 ON 6 * CAN 6 9 NS 8 CAN 10 * NB 4 NL 6 * MB 7 * BC 2 NT/YT 7 * QC 10 10 BC 7 PE 7 * NL 4 ON 5 * QC 5 * AB 5 CAN 10 * SK 8 11 * NT/YT 7 NB 1 * NS 3 AB 6 SK 9 * ON 8 PE 6 * MB 5 12 CAN 7 * SK 10 QC 4 * BC 4 * ON 4 NL 2 * AB 9 PE 3 13 * AB 7 * NT/YT 7 * ON 6 * SK 4 NB 3 PE 6 MB 10 NS 7 14 * NS 11 MB 8 NT/YT 2 QC 5 NL 3 * CAN 6 * BC 7 * NB 8 15 PE AB SK NT/YT MB NS NB ON 16 QC BC CAN MB NT/YT NB NS NL 17 SK ON PE CAN BC QC NL AB Thursday, February 24, 2011 Page 9 Editor: Larry Wood Assistant Editor: Fred Rinne Photographer: Andrew Klaver Printed by: Transcontinental

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A trip to Favourite movie: A League Of Their Own Hawaii Favourite TV show: Big Bang Theory What is the biggest misconception about Favourite order from Tim Hortons? curlers? The amount of time that needs to Extra large regular be invested Favourite vacation destination? Maui, Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Hawaii medal: I’ll sweep any shot What or who inspired you?: Parents Whose opinion do you most trust when Fifth: Crystal Webster it comes to curling? My husband’s. Home: Calgary You have superstitions? Just a few . . . Delivery: Right but they become null and void if anyone Occupation: Mortgage specialist knows about them. Employer: RBC If you could be a star in any other Date Of Birth: February 26, 1975 sport, what would it be, and why? Golf Place Of Birth: Medicine Hat . . . you get to play in the sun! Marital Status: Married What music do you like to listen to Name of spouse/partner: Paul Webster before a game? Country Children (name/age): Maya (3), Reece Three things you always travel with? (1) Cellphone, laptop and a good book Favourite food: Steak and crab First on your bucket list? Travel to Favourite drink: Red wine Greece Favourite book: People Magazine What is the biggest misconception Favourite TV show: The Bachelor about curlers? We sit around drinking Favourite order from Tim Hortons? beer between games. Large double-double Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Favourite vacation destination? Maui medal: Any shot to win a gold medal What or who inspired you?: My family would be amazing. Whose opinion do you most trust Lead Chelsey Bell (left), third Amy Nixon, skip Shannon Kleibrink and second Bronwen Webster. when it comes to curling?: My husband Third: Amy Nixon Three people, living or not, whom you Nickname: Bweb before a game? None Superstitions? None Nickname: Wee would invite to a dinner party?: Chief Home: Calgary Pet peeves, if any? People who drive Home: Calgary Three people, living or not, whom you Justice Beverley McLachlin (Supreme Delivery: Right slow would invite to a dinner party?: Oprah, Delivery: Right Court of Canada), Lucy Maude Montgom- Occupation: Manager, Business Devel- Three things you always travel with? Occupation: Lawyer Tiger Woods, Jennifer Aniston ery, Frida Kahlo. opment Lip balm, a piece of UnderArmour cloth- If you could be a star in any other Employer: City of Calgary, Prosecutions If you could be a star in any other Employer: Certified Management Ac- ing and my credit card Date Of Birth: September 29, 1977 sport, what would it be, and why? Golf sport, what would it be, and why? countants of Alberta First on your bucket List? Trip to Bora – outside in the sunshine Place Of Birth: Saskatoon Tennis, I would be able to wear short skirts Date Of Birth: August 2, 1978 Bora Marital Status: Married If you could change any rule in curl- and make money. Place Of Birth: Calgary What is the biggest misconception ing, which one would it be, and why? Name of spouse/partner: Mike Westlund If you could change any rule in curling, Marital Status: Married about curlers? What it takes to be one Children (name/age): none The new timeout rule. Coaching is an which one would it be, and why? Allow Name of spouse/partner: Kevin Webster of the best important part of our game! Favourite food: Homemade pizza fifth players to be called in to play at any Children (name/age): none Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Favourite drink: Loose tea and Bushwak- What music do you like to listen to time during a game. I need that some- Favourite food: Tacos medal: I’d sweep any shot before a game? Mostly country ker beer times. Favourite drink: Red wine Favourite book: Still Alice, The Girl With Pet peeves, if any? Bad drivers What music do you like to listen to be- Favourite book: Open by Andre Agassi Lead: Chelsey Bell Three things you always travel with? The Dragon Tattoo, The Guernsey Literary fore a game? Whatever my team puts on. Favourite movie: Inception Home: Calgary and Potato Peel Pie Society Blackberry, Burt’s Bees lip balm, credit Pet peeves, if any? People that are rude Favourite TV show: Prison Break Delivery: Right card Favourite movie: The Hangover, Harry to customer service, admininstrative as- Favourite website? Google Occupation: Dietitian, Diabetes Educator Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, First on your bucket list? African safari sistants, etc., just because they can. Favourite order from Tim Hortons? Employer: Alberta Health Services What is the biggest misconception Memento Three things you always travel with? Large coffee, with one milk and one Date Of Birth: Sept 1, 1982 Favourite TV show: The biggest loser, about curlers? The time commitment to My wonderful pillow, a fun pair of heels or sugar Place Of Birth: Regina play at the top of our game most extreme challenge boots, my team. Favourite vacation destination? Marital Status: Single Favourite website? Google Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold First on your bucket list? A rocking Anywhere hot Favourite food: Curtiss’ chicken satay medal: Open hit Favourite order from Tim Hortons? Chai housewarming party after curling season. What or who inspired you?: My Favourite drink: Red wine, Perrier tea, black. Twelve-grain bagel, toasted What is the biggest misconception mom (Linda Saunders, 1974 Canadian Favourite book: Hmmm… Anne of Coach: J.D. Lind with peanut butter and jam. about curlers? That they are old and women’s champion) Green Gables? Favourite vacation destination? Vegas, Home: Calgary lame. Some of us are old, but definitely Superstitions? Lucky socks Favourite movie: I usually fall asleep in Occupation: Mortgage associate Greece, K-country (Kananaskis), Okana- not lame! If you could be a star in any other movies gan wine tours Employer: Dominion Lending Centres Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold sport, what would it be, and why? Golf, Favourite TV show: Big Bang Theory, Date Of Birth: Feb. 19, 1985 What or who inspired you?: Brother medal would be: We get a shot? Give it’s outdoors and someone else carries So You Think You Can Dance Rob, parents, the Canadian flag (the Place Of Birth: Calgary us a shot! your bag! Favourite website? Tsn.ca Won (coaching): 2007 Canadian and Maple Leaf). If you could change any rule in curl- Favourite order from Tim Hortons? Whose opinion do you most trust when world junior men’s champion (Charley ing, which one would it be, and why? Medium black Thomas). it comes to curling?: Chelsey Bell, Dad, Second: The new time-out rule, it’s devaluing the Favourite vacation destination? The Mike (the love of my life). Coaching for how many years: Four role of coaches in our sport. mountains years Superstitions? None Bronwen Webster What music do you like to listen to What or who inspired you?: My mom Page 14 HeartChart Fond Scotties memories for Martin

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he history of the Scotties TTournament of Hearts, and the Canadian women’s curl- ing championship in general, is littered with the exploits of career lead players. One of the most enduring — Newfoundland’s 47-year-old Heather Martin — is back in action this week for the eighth time after a six-year hiatus . . . and she’s soaking up every minute of the visit with large measures of pride and excitement. “Every Scotties is something special . . . and you really want to be here,” says Martin, exuding that lilting Celtic twang prevalent among residents of The Rock. “I’d be happier if we were win- ning. But there’s so many women across the country who’d love to Newfoundland/Labrador lead Heather Martin is back for her eighth Scotties, but first after a six-year hiatus. partake in this event that you just have to feel fortunate every time of Winnipeg, currently the Team In fact, Devereaux is one of 10 ing with Bobbie Sauder (now in we eased past Jan Betker and you get here. Canada alternate player, has current Scotties skips who has Alberta), Stephanie Guzzwell and Suzanne (Birt), had a slow start “It’s unfortunate so far that we handled the lead position in nine won a Canadian junior title and Stephanie LeDrew. We had a lot in the final but came back and really haven’t shown our potential Scotties. competed in world junior compe- of fun and a decent run.” played 11 ends.” this week. But it’s still an honour Martin played in four straight tition. But her first season away from History will show that the New- to be here representing the prov- Scotties during the Nineties with Martin played in 2005, the year the game ended a 14-year com- fies should have won that Scot- ince . . . and always will be.” Laura Phillips, then toiled in three her home town hosted he Scotties, petitive streak. She appeared in ties tiara in 10 ends. One down Martin is tied with Saint John’s straight this past decade with but the Cunningham team lost to her first Scotties at Saskatoon in playing that last exchange, they Judy Blanchard and Regina’s Cathy Cunningham. Heather Strong in the provincial 1991 as an alternate player with had the rings split and a winning Marcia Gudereit among eight- “The last was in 2004,” says the final. Cunningham. deuce in the works until third Peg time lead participants at the Scot- senior account manager with RBC “We had a great time being Her most memorable run, of Goss missed a draw to maintain ties. Two career leads have played in St. John’s. a part of the volunteer group, course, almost won her a national the split. in more of these shindigs, but “I was enjoying the break but soaking it all up from a different title with the same skip. “If we’d have kept the rings both have had the advantage of when Stacie (skip Devereaux) perspective,” she recalls of the “No doubt,” she recalls. “It was split in 10 or, maybe in hindsight, having won titles, hence qualify- and the girls approached me to Scotties in which Jennifer Jones 2003 when we played in that final drawn to their back one,” muses ing as part of a Team Canada. join them I was really honoured. I posted her first victory. against Colleen. We were looking Martin. Gudereit, of course, also fits that look at it and it seemed to be the “I really didn’t expect to be at being in or out of the event in “But hindsight’s 20-20. If we’d category. right combination. Stacie’s a great back here. I enjoyed that year and every one of our last six games. made it, nobody would even be Nancy Delahunt of Halifax is up-and-comer and she’s got a lot I wasn’t sure I could play social There were a mess of tiebreak- thinking about it today. the leader among Scotties leads of potential coming through in the so I stepped away from the game. ers looming in the last round but with 11 appearances. Janet Arnott years ahead.” Then I came back in 2007 play- everything fell our way and then Continued on Page 15 Thursday, February 24, 2011 Page 15 try with a 12-1 log at St. Catharines in WOOD 2007. At the ensuing world argument Continued from Page 14 in Eveleth, Minn., she yielded a stolen single in an extra-end championship fi nal “We’ll never forget that, but you also to Sarah Reid of Scotland. look at the last end we played against During this, her fi rst crack at women’s Jan Betker in the Page Three-Four game. curling’s big-time, Devereaux was bank- All Jan had to do was draw half-12 ing on Martin’s experienced hand to and she put it through the rings and we steady the ship. were sitting there with two biters. That “They tease me about being mom could have gone either way. We could sometimes,” admits Martin. “But, you have been fi nished before we got to the know, I’m just thrilled to be a part of it playoffs. We had fi ve losses after eight and being able to help them in any way. games. “I’m no broom-carrier, that’s for sure. “You have the luck on your side one I’m treated very much as an equal part of day, and not the next. Unfortunately, we the team. I have a lot of respect for their haven’t had the luck this week.” abilities and I think they have a lot of But this is a much greener team with respect for the experience that I bring.” all the experience stationed on the front Not once, which is to say never in all end with the fi rst player in the hack. those years, has Martin ever entertained “Yes, but Stacie’s pretty locked on,” the notion of playing any position other says Martin. “She has a pretty level head. than lead. It’s a new event. It’s possibly very much “I really enjoy the position,” she bigger than the Juniors. But overall she’s says. “I enjoy the sweeping and maybe doing a very good job of handling the contributing something on the front end pressure.” from a different perspective, looking Devereaux skipped in four Canadian down the ice from the other end. I love junior renewals, compiled 8-4, 5-6 and trying to help teams that way. I love get- Heather Martin is Òt hrilledÓ to be back at the Scotties representing her province 5-6 records before winning in her fourth ting involved in the game in that way.” with former Canadian junior champ Stacie DevereauxÕ s crew.

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www.city.charlottetown.pe.ca Page 16 HeartChart Fenson, Lank win U.S. national titles eteran skips Pete Fenson Jessica Schultz and 16-year-old an extra end. In the 11th, George of Bemidj, Minn., the Mackenzie Lank , walloped Allison tried to come around guards in the Vdefending champion, and Pottinger of Eden Prairie, Minn., 9-4. top of the rings and bury his stone in Patti Lank of Lewiston, N.Y., and The victory was the seventh na- the four-foot with his fi rst throw but won U.S. curling championships last tional title for Fenson. threw short. Fenson sealed the win weekend. “It always feels good,” the with a perfect draw to the four-foot The two skips directed their teams 42-year-old Fenson told Terry Kole- that George could not follow with to victory at the U.S. Curling Nation- sar of Curling U.S.A. “This victory his fi nal throw. als at the Scheels Arena in Fargo, was sweet. We had to hang in there “I blew it with the fi rst one. It N.D. until the last shot.” came out of my hand kind of weird,” Fenson will represent the U.S. at It’s the fi fth title for Rojeski, said George who won the title with the Ford World men’s curling cham- fourth for Polo and fi rst for Brunt (all Fenson last year playing lead. “I give pionship April 2-10 at Regina. Lank with Fenson as their skip). Fenson them credit. We played almost as and her team will travel to Esbjerg, is the fi rst skip to win back-to-back good as we could. The guys deserved Denmark, for the Capital One World U.S. titles since he last accomplished to win today. I just hiccuped.” Women’s, March 19-27. the feat in 2006 and 2005 but this Fenson also defeated George Fenson and is team of Shawn year’s title didn’t come easy. 11-7 in the Page One-Two playoff Rojeski, Joe Polo and Ryan Brunt Fenson was in unfamiliar territory to advance to the fi nal. Todd Birr of reeled off 11 straight victories for throughout most of the match against Mankato, Minn., dumped Detroit- the men’s title, capping he skein the 28-year-old George who skipped born Heath McCormick of Sarnia, by stealing the winning point in an Chris Plys, Rich Ruohonen and Phill ON., 9-5 in the Page Three-Four extra end to defeat Tyler George of Drobnick. tussle before losing 8-7 to George in Pete Duluth, Minn. 6-5. The defending champ just barely the semi-fi nal. Fenson Lank, directing Caitlin Maroldo, scored a single in the 10th to force Continued on Page 17 delivers

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U.S. “I played poorly. I missed some shots that you Patty Lank Continued from Page 16 can’t miss. Patti played really well,” Pottinger said. “This was my fi rst time skipping, and I’m proud of Behind Fenson’s 11-0 record, George was 8-4, this team. They played really well all week.” Birr 7-4, McCormick 6-4, Zach Jacobson of Lang- Pottinger directed Nicole Joraanstad, Natalie don, N.D., 5-4, Craig Brown of Madison, Wis., 45, Nicholson and Tabitha Peterson. Matt Hamilton of McFarland, Lank, 46, made her presence Wis., 3-6, Craig Disher of Rolla, known from the fi rst end forward N.D., and Jason Larway of Lyn- when she made a double-raise, nwood, Wash., 2-7 and Geoff double-takeout to score two in the Goodland of Eau Claire, Wis., 1-8. opening end, then stole another Lank fi nished runnerup the past point in the second. three straight years and four other Another deuce in the fourth gave times since winning her fi rst U.S. the soon-to-be champs a 51 bulge. national appearance in 1994. She Lank also defeated Pottinger won previous U.S. titles in 1997, 6-5 in the Page One-Two playoff. 1999, 2002 and 2004. Pottinger defeated Cassie Potter of “I think this one is special Birchwood Village, Minn., 8-5 in because I’ve been working with the semi-fi nal after Potter elimi- these girls for so long,” said Lank, nated defending champon Erika a native of Midale, Sask., who was Brown of Madison, Wis., in the born in who won titles in 2004, Page Three-Four tilt. 2002, 1999 and 1997. Lank fi nished with a 10-1 record “It feels good not to be cry- while Pottinger was 8-4. Potter was ing after a game because I’m sad. These are happy 7-4 and Brown 7-3. Nicole Reiser of Mandan, N.D., tears.” and Aileen Sormunen of Duluth were 4-5, Jenna Nine-time U.S. champion and 2010 Olympian Haag of Madison and Norma O’Leary of Silver Pottinger put the loss on her shoulders after the Bay, Minn., were 3-6, Chrissy Haas of Schenectady, game. N.Y. was 2-7 and Lori Karst of Madison was 1-8.

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