British Columbia Scotties Tournament of Hearts
The British Columbia Scotties Tournament of Hearts is the British Columbia provincial women's curling tournament. The tournament is run by Curl BC, the provincial curling association. The winning team represents British Columbia at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
British Columbia Scotties Tournament of Hearts | |
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Established | 1951 |
2020 host city | Cranbrook, British Columbia |
2020 arena | Western Financial Place |
2020 champion | Corryn Brown |
Current edition | |
Past winners
(National champions in bold)
Year | Skip | Curling club |
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2020 | Corryn Brown | Kamloops Curling Club Royal City Curling Club |
2019 | Sarah Wark | Abbotsford Curling Club |
2018 | Kesa Van Osch | Nanaimo Curling Club |
2017 | Marla Mallett | Golden Ears Winter Club |
2016 | Karla Thompson | Kamloops Curling Club |
2015 | Patti Knezevic | Prince George Curling Club Howe Sound Curling Club |
2014 | Kesa Van Osch | Victoria Curling Club |
2013 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2012 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2011 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2010 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2009 | Marla Mallett | Vancouver Curling Club |
2008 | Allison MacInnes | Kamloops Curling Club |
2007 | Kelley Law | Royal City Curling Club |
2006 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2005 | Kelly Scott | Kelowna Curling Club |
2004 | Georgina Wheatcroft | Royal City Curling Club |
2003 | Toni Fister | Golden Ears Curling Club |
2002 | Kristy Lewis | Richmond Curling Club |
2001 | Shelley MacDonald | Richmond Curling Club |
2000 | Kelley Law | Richmond Curling Club |
1999 | Pat Sanders | Victoria Curling Club |
1998 | Sue Garvey | Kamloops Curling Club |
1997 | Kelley Owen | Richmond Curling Club |
1996 | Jodi Busche | Fort St. John Curling Club |
1995 | Marla Geiger | Richmond Curling Club |
1994 | Diane Dalio | Prince George Curling Club |
1993 | Julie Sutton | Victoria Curling Club |
1992 | Lisa Walker | Richmond Curling Club |
1991 | Julie Sutton | Victoria Curling Club |
1990 | Kelley Atkins | Golden Ears Curling Club & Hanley Curling Club |
1989 | Julie Sutton | Victoria Curling Club |
1988 | Christine Stevenson | Esquimalt Curling Club |
1987 | Pat Sanders | Victoria Curling Club |
1986 | Heather Kerr | Richmond Curling Club |
1985 | Linda Moore | North Vancouver Curling Club |
1984 | Lindsay Sparkes | North Vancouver Curling Club |
1983 | Heather Kerr | Richmond Curling Club |
1982 | Barbara Parker | Courtenay Curling Club |
1981 | Barbara Parker | Courtenay Curling Club |
1980 | Joan Dexter | New Westminster Curling Club |
1979 | Lindsay Sparkes | North Vancouver Curling Club |
1978 | Heather Haywood | Richmond Curling Club |
1977 | Heather Kerr | Richmond Curling Club |
1976 | Lindsay Davie | North Vancouver Curling Club |
1975 | Marion Radcliffe | Kelowna Curling Club |
1974 | Marion Radcliffe | Kelowna Curling Club |
1973 | Karin Kaese | Nanaimo Curling Club |
1972 | Sharon Bettesworth | Kitimat Curling Club |
1971 | Ina Hansen | Kimberley Curling Club |
1970 | Donna Clark | Vancouver Curling Club |
1969 | May Shaw | Kimberley Curling Club |
1968 | Myrtle Fashoway | Cranbrook Curling Club |
1967 | Joy Mitchell | Kitimat Curling Club |
1966 | Margaret Cook | Vancouver Curling Club |
1965 | Lesley Cmolik | Kelowna Curling Club |
1964 | Ina Hansen | Kimberley Curling Club |
1963 | Ina Hansen | Kimberley Curling Club |
1962 | Ina Hansen | Kimberley Curling Club |
1961 | Margaret Fuller | Nanaimo Curling Club |
1960 | Irene Fraser | Vancouver Curling Club |
1959 | Marge Tegart | Salmon Arm Curling Club |
1958 | Lois Haddon | Vancouver Curling Club |
1957 | Margaret Fuller | Nanaimo Curling Club |
1956 | Marie McAllister | Vancouver Curling Club |
1955 | Mary DeGirolaimo | Nelson Curling Club |
1954 | Lil Lyon | Trail Curling Club |
1953 | Lu Maartman | Kimberley Curling Club |
1952 | Lu Maartman | Kimberley Curling Club |
1951 | Anne Allen | Vancouver Curling Club |
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