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 Welcome to
CurlManitoba’s
Strathcona Senior Men’s and
Tim Horton’s Senior Women’s
Provincial Championships
Heather Curling Club
February 24 – 28, 2011 Message from Curl Manitoba President Cindy
Maddock
Welcome Curlers, Sponsors, Volunteers and Fans
On behalf of CurlManitoba’ s Board of Directors, I
would like to congratulate all competitors
participating in 2011 Tim Horton’s Senior
Women's Provincial Curling Championship and
the 2011 Strathcona Senior Men’s Provincial
Curling Championship being held at the Heather
Curling Club.
I know the participants have worked very hard
both on and off the ice in hopes of representing Manitoba later this season.
This year our provincial winners will represent Manitoba at the National Senior
Championships to be held in Digby, Nova Scotia on March 19 – 26, 2011.
On behalf of all curlers in Manitoba, I would like to thank our Title Sponsors
for their generous support. Tim Horton’s who is in their first year sponsoring
this event and a long time supporter of curling and the Strathcona Trustees
who are keeping the name of that great Club alive through their sponsorship.
Thanks also to all our local sponsors who support these events at the club
level. CurlManitoba continues to have great support from sponsorships all
over the province in all of our events.
Special thanks to organizing committee Co Chairs Al Handford & Jim Sansom
and the many volunteers at the Heather Curling Club for hosting both the
Women’s and Mens’ Senior Curling Championships. You have given
countless hours of time and energy to make these Championships a special
memory for everyone. Your passion for curling is what makes this sport so
great.
Good luck and good curling to all participants.
Cindy Maddock, President
CurlManitoba
CurlManitoba Event Staff
Head Official – Danny Vandevyvere
Head Official – Nancy Rummery
Supervising Official – Derek Papegnie
Supervising Official – Lynn Coleman
Event Coordinator – Cole Skinner
Message from the Heather Curling Club
I extend to all competitors, spectators, Curl Manitoba, and media a warm and
hearty welcome to the Heather Curling Club and The Strathcona Senior Men’s
and Tim Horton’s Senior Women‘s Curling Championships.
To the competitors, let me congratulate you for winning your berth or zone
competition. You are already winners so, relax and enjoy the event and the
hospitality that the 100 plus volunteers will do all they can to provide for your
stay. Also I wish you good luck, good curling, and hope you will have fond
memories of the event and your visit to the Heather.
To the spectators, I thank you for your support and interest. I hope you enjoy
what will be excellent curling and a display of good sportsmanship. Please
avail yourself of the amenities of the club and the service of our friendly staff.
Also if you need any assistance please don’t hesitate to ask one of the
volunteers, and they will do their best to help you. Enjoy your stay and please
come back soon.
I would like to thank the Curl Manitoba Board and staff for their help in getting
ready to stage this event. The Host Committee, Heather Executive, and staff
would also like to thank you for the opportunity to host this event and to
showcase what the Heather Curling Club has to offer. We are proud of our
club and I believe you will see why during the weekend.
Finally, I thank the media for their continued coverage of curling in general
and this event in particular. Curling has always enjoyed a great working
relationship with the media, and this in no small way contributes to the
success and growth of our sport. If there is anything you require please let the
media committee or any volunteer know.
Enjoy, and please visit again soon.
Bill Biehl
President
Heather Curling Club
The Heather Curling Club
A brief history
The Heather Curling Club was formed in 1915 and the curling club was built
just off Marion Street near Braemar Ave. The present facility at 120 Youville
Street was built nearly 50 years later in 1965. The Club is located in an older
part of St Boniface but serves more than 1400 curlers from all parts of the city
and some from nearby rural communities. However it seems that the majority
of curlers reside in or close to St. Boniface and St Vital.
The curling leagues and the demographics are quite diverse. There are more
that 1400 curlers registered in casual and competitive leagues. Men’s,
women’s, senior men’s, senior women’s and mixed leagues. The club is a
community based organization and the doors are open to all curlers and their
guests.
To serve as host to the 2011 Senior Provincial Championships is an honor
and we welcome all of the curlers as well as the spectators. We want
everyone to feel at home and our more than 100 volunteers and staff are
anxious to help.
In the past the Heather Curling Club has hosted Provincial, Canadian and
World Curling Championships. These venues bring to the community a
broader range of participants and spectators. These events help to bring in an
additional audience which allows us to showcase the facility on a year round
basis. It also allows the community at large to attend high profile events in
their community.
When the curling ends in April the summer venue keeps the club busy. The
facility is leased to different community groups more than ten times per year.
The relationship with Folklorama dates back approximately 40 years. In
recent years India and Brazil have put on some very entertaining events
depicting the culture from their respective countries. It is estimated that the
facility is used by more than 20,000 people during the non-curling season.
We welcome all of our guests to attend these events this summer.
Over the years the Heather has played host to a variety of venues including
weddings, socials, flea markets, pool tournaments and antique shows.
The Curling Club could not operate without its volunteers. This has been the
case for nearly 100 years. It is estimated that the club has as many as 50
volunteers active on a regular basis to keep the programs and the more than
10 leagues running. The estimated number of volunteer hours contributed
annually is impressive and encouraging.
The Heather Curling Club would like to thank its
generous sponsors
Quality Vending and Coffee Services
Norwood Trophies
Winnipeg Construction Association
Fort Garry Brewery
City Bread
NAK Sales
Minute Muffler
Active Key and Lock
Ludwick Catering
Belgian-Alliance Credit Union
Saper Agencies
Pepsi Cola Bottling Group
Best Window and Doors
The Heather Curling Club would like to thank its
generous sponsors
Canadian Tire Southdale
Dominion Carpet Cleaning
Priority Alarm
Gord Green Remax Performance Realty
Bison Fire and Safety
Hunter Physiotherapy
Basar Heating and Air Conditioning
Top Hat Florists
Van Wallegham & Associates
Demand Marketing
Icemaster Manufacturing
TheCurler
Cimco Refrigeration
Jet Ice
Host Committee
Heather Curling Club
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Marketing/Sponsors
Admissions
Ceremonies
Accommodations
Media
Officials
Decorations
Facility
Banquet
Volunteers
Al Handford
Jim Sansom
Carol Fraser
Robert Allan
Jim Kerslake
Len Spitznagel
Rita Vande Vyvre
Betty Van Wallegham
Jim Sansom
William Biehl
Jerry Maskiew
Sharon Biehl
Dick Balog
Carol Fraser
Jim Sansom
For live results of the games at the 2011 Strathcona Senior Men’s Provincials & the 2011 Tim Horton’s Senior Women’s Provincials please visit www.curlmanitoba.org 2011
Strathcona Trust Senior Men
Team Personnel
ZONE
CLUB
SKIP
THIRD
SECOND
LEAD
FIFTH
Sam
ANTILA
1
BURNTWOOD
Rae
HAINSTOCK
Gerry
HAIGHT
Alex
SUTHERLAND
Dennis
FENSKE
2
DAUPHIN
Dwight
BOTTRELL
Nick
OGRYZLO
Bruce
HANNIBAL
Bob
SWANNELL
3
HAMIOTA
Lawrence
DANIEL
Neil
GREGORY
Delmar
BORODY
Stan
RAMPTON
4
BRANDON
CC
Jim
RENWICK
Mike
REMNIAK
Ken
COLLYER
Harvey
HEISE
5
PORTAGE
Doug
JORDAN
Greg
JORDAN
Harvey
DAVIDSON
Tom
HENRY
6
BALDUR
Rob
RAMAGE
Shawn
McCUTCHEON
Laurie
STEWART
Dave
BOUTET
Eric
ATKINS
7
CARMAN
Bob
BARTLEY
Bill
NORTH
Brian
COATES
8
GIMLI
Dave
SUCHY
Bruce
SIGURDSON
Les
GISLASON
Archie
PALSSON
9
LAC DU
BONNETT
John
USACKIS
Dave
ROMANO
Wendel
SCHATKOWSKY
Lorne
HAMBLIN
Phil
BAUERNHU
BER
Garry
BARKMAN
10
ASSINIBOINE
MEMORIAL
Kerry
BURTNYK
Jeff
RYAN
Keith
FENTON
Scott
GRANT
11
GRANITE
Bob
SIGURDSON
Peter
NICHOLLS
Darren
ORYNIAK
Jeff
DAVIS
Russ
WASYLYK
12
FORT ROUGE
Ron
WESTCOTT
Howard
RESTALL
Bob
BOUGHEY
Don
SHIACH
Reg
MALANCHUK
13
FORT ROUGE
John
BUBBS
Garry
De BLONDE
Gary
SMITH
Dean
CARE
14
GRANITE
James
HAY
Scott
FUREVICK
Randy
BAERT
Erik
WALLACE
Russ
WOOKEY
Jeff
ARYCHUK
NEEPAWA
Kelly
ROBERTSON
Doug
ARMOUR
Peter
PROKOPOWICH
Bob
SCALES
FORT ROUGE
Mark
FRANKLIN
Brent
McCANNELL
Roger
FOUASSE
Gord
GREEN
McDIARMID
LUMBER
BONSPIEL
STRATHCONA
BERTH
BONSPIEL
COACH
Dale
BROOKS
John
HELSTON
Terry
ASELTINE
STRATHCONA SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP
“ASHAM” BLACK GROUP
Burtnyk Robertson Westcott
Franklin
Hay
Suchy
Hainstock
Bottrell
Burtnyk
Robertson
Westcott
Franklin
Hay
Suchy
Hainstock
Bottrell
“RED BRICK” RED GROUP
Sigurdson Ramage Renwick
Bubbs
Bartley
Usackis
Jordan
Sigurdson
Ramage
Renwick
Bubbs
Bartley
Usackis
Jordan
Daniel
Strathcona Senior Men’s Page Playoff Daniel
2011
Tim Horton’s Senior Women
Team Personnel
REGION
CLUB
SKIP
THIRD
SECOND
LEAD
FIFTH
COACH
NORMAN
STONEWALL
Lois
FAST
Iris
OLEKSUK
Diane
SIGVALDASON
Shelley
ERICKSON
PARKLAND
GRAND
MARAIS
Karen
ROSSER
Bev
ATKINS
Lynn
SANDERCOCK
Janice
SANDISON
WESTMAN
SWAN
RIVER
Bev
LUMAX
Lois
MOSIONDZ
Nancy
McLENNAN
Betty
KOTYK
Linda
KINDRAT
Jerry
MOSIONDZ
CENTRAL
KILLARNEY
Deb
COLLYER
Marilyn
KING
Karen
DUNBAR
Val
STRATH
J. W.
STRATH
EASTMAN
HAMIOTA
Sandra
COWLING
Sheila
GREGORY
Jackie
BROOKS
Jeannine
SKAYMAN
Dale
BROOKS
INTERLAKE
BRANDON
CC
Lois
FOWLER
Gwen
WOOLEY
Lori
MANNING
Joan
ROBERTSON
WINNIPEG
FORT
GARRY
Chris
SCALENA
Karen
MARTIN
Loretta
NYHUS
Joan
McMICHAEL
REGION
CHARLESWOOD
Kathy
ISAAC
Mardie
NEWTON
Caroline
FLEMING
Deb
HODGSON
REGION
FORT
GARRY
Deb
McCREANOR
Brenda
TRELEAVEN
April
KENNEDY
BERTH
FORT
GARRY
Deborah
POPOVIC
Brenda
ROBINSON
BERTH
BRANDON
CC
Lynne
LOCKE
DEFENDING
CHAMPION
BRANDON
CC
Joyce
McDOUGALL
Jill
HAZELWOOD
Brian
FOWLER
Terrie
DOERKSEN
Laura
SKABAR
Don
KYLIUK
Monica
NOAKES
Sherrell
McCOLM
Peggy
POLESCHUK
Rae
TANNER
PAM
HORN
Gloria
McMILLAN
Vicki
CALDWELL
Helen
FENWICK
Linda
VAN DAELE
Sharon
SHANNON
Liliane
FARGEY
Deb
VALCOURT
TIM HORTON’S SENIOR WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP
“ASHAM” BLACK GROUP
Fowler
Collyer
Cowling
Isaac
Lumax
Fast
Fowler
Collyer
Cowling
Isaac
Lumax
Fast
“RED BRICK” RED GROUP
McDougall
Rosser
Scalena McCreanor Locke
Popovic
McDougall
Rosser
Scalena
McCreanor
Locke
Popovic
Tim Horton’s Senior Women’s Page Playoff 2011 Seniors Provincials Draw Sheet Feb. 24 Thursday Men and Women Hammer by SBR Men and Women Hammer by SBR Men and Women 8:30 AM vs 12:15 PM vs 4:00 PM vs Men is Bold/ Women In Italic A B Hay Westcott Bubbs Daniel Hainstock Robertson Issac vs Cowling Ramage vs Usackis Suchy vs Burtnyk vs vs vs C Robertson Suchy McCreanor Scalena Franklin Hay 8:00 PM Usackis vs Sigurdson OPENING CEREMONIES Popovic Bubbs vs Locke vs Bartley 8:30 AM 12:15 PM 4:00 PM 7:45 PM vs vs vs vs Bottrell Burtnyk Ramage Bartley Fast Issac Popovic McCreanor vs
vs
vs
vs
Fowler Lumax Rosser McCreanor Hainstock Franklin Jordan Bubbs vs vs vs vs Cowling Fast Renwick Jordan Fowler Collyer McDougall Rosser 8:30 AM 12:15 PM 4:00 PM 7:45 PM vs vs vs vs Fowler Cowling McDougall Scalena Usackis Jordan Suchy Hainstock vs
vs
vs
Fast Collyer Robertson Westcott Sigurdson Ramage WOMEN 1 vs 1 vs vs vs Usackis Daniel Suchy Bottrell Renwick Bubbs WOMEN 2 vs 2 vs vs Sigurdson Renwick Burtnyk Westcott vs
vs
Bartley Usackis 8:30 AM 9:30 AM 12:15 PM Hainstock Bottrell vs vs Jordan Daniel Robertson Franklin WOMEN's Final 1:30 PM Men's Tie Breaker Men's Page Playoff 5:00 PM 8:00 PM if necessary 1 vs 1 2 vs. 2 Feb. 28 Monday Winner 1 vs 1 may practice for 30 minutes as designated by official Men and Women Feb. 25 Friday Men and Women Men and Women Men and Women Men and Women Feb. 26 Saturday Men and Women Men and Women Men Women Tiebreakers Men Women's Page Playoff Feb. 27 Sunday Men Women's Semifinal Men Men's Semi Final Men's Final 9:30 AM 1:30 PM D E F G Hainstock Burtnyk Jordan Sigurdson Bottrell Westcott vs
vs
vs
Collyer Lumax Bartley Renwick Issac Fowler Daniel Renwick McCreanor vs McDougall Franklin Bottrell vs Rosser Locke vs Fast Lumax vs vs
vs
vs
Fast Fowler Popovic McDougall Cowling Collyer vs
vs
vs
Jordan Ramage vs vs
Rosser Scalena vs
Westcott Hainstock vs Scalena Popovic vs Burtnyk Hay vs Sigurdson Bartley vs vs
vs
vs
vs
Franklin Suchy Bubbs Usackis Bottrell Robertson Daniel Ramage Collyer vs Isaac McDougall vs Locke Cowling vs Lumax Renwick vs Usackis vs
vs
vs
vs
Robertson Hay Daniel Sigurdson Westcott Suchy Scalena Locke Ramage Renwick vs Franklin Burtnyk vs Bartley vs
vs
Issac Lumax Locke McCreanor Bartley Jordan Hay Hainstock vs
vs
vs
vs
Bubbs Sigurdson Popovic Rosser Daniel vs vs
WOMEN TIE BREAKERS Robertson Burtnyk vs
Franklin Westcott Hay vs Bottrell winner 2 vs 2 Bubbs Ramage vs Hay Suchy vs If no tie breakers draw is at 7:00 PM loser 1 vs 1 Women Final A brief history of
Strathcona Curling Club
On a Sunday morning in 1908 after church, three men
got to talking. From that casual chat of R.J. Gourley,
J.T. Haig, and Walter Payne, the formation of the
Strathcona Curling Club began. The contract for the
building was signed December 29, 1908 and the rink
was ready for curling by February 1, 1909.
The five sheet club was located just north of Portage
Avenue between Furby and Langside Streets. This
facility served its members until the end of the
1967/68 season when the club’s property was sold.
The Club itself operated in other facilities until the
end of the 1981/82 season.
This championship is sponsored by the Strathcona Curling Club. The original trustees
are Jack Callum, Lyle Henry, and Bruce M. Hudson. Bob Scales has taken Lyle
Henry’s position for the 2009 season onward. The trustees are in care of the
presentation of trust funds to Curl Manitoba to conduct the Provincial Senior Men’s
Curling Championship in perpetuity. The Championship has been in existence since
1985.
The Strathcona Trophy, emblematic of the Provincial Senior Men’s Championship, is
presented for annual competition to recognize the contribution to curling made by the
Strathcona at the executive and competitive levels, nationally, provincially and
locally.
Three members of the club served as President of the Dominion Curling Association
(forerunner of the CCA) - Senator John T. Haig, Gordon M. Hudson, and Jack
Dutton. Nine members served as President of the MCA -Senator John T. Haig, John
S. McDiarmid, Robert J. Gourley, Gordon M. Hudson, Clifford R. Hudson, Jack
Dutton, J. Ken Watson, Leo E. Johnson, and Bruce M. Hudson.
On the ice, Strathcona’s rinks captured seven Brier Championships – Gordon M.
Hudson (1928 & ‘29), Robert J. Gourley (1931), Leo E. Johnson (1934) and J. Ken
Watson (1936, ‘42 & ‘49). In addition to the Brier winners, Strathcona rinks won
eleven more provincial championships with Ross Kennedy, Albert Wakefield, J. Ken
Watson, Leo Johnson (2), Roy Forsyth (2), Mac Scales, Norm Houck, and Bruce M.
Hudson (2) as skips.
The Strathcona Curling Club has forever etched its name in the history books of
curling in Manitoba and Canada and although it ceases to exist as a club entity, it lives
on through its Curling Championship namesake.
Strathcona Senior Men’s Champions
(Since 1986 when Strathcona Trust Sponsorship began)
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
Baldur
Rob Ramage
Shawn McCutcheon
Hamiota Brent Strachan
Dale Brooks
Granite Vic Peters
Doug Harrison
Pembina Lionel Walz
Bill Menzies
Granite Howard Restall
Doug Harrison
Granite Howard Restall
Doug Harrison
Brandon Neil Andrews
Darryl Andrews
Souris
Doug Armour
Martin Bailey
E. St. Paul Carl German *
Ray Fillion
Granite Gary Ross *
Winston Warren
Gimli
Ken Grove
Dave Suchy
Ft Rouge Ron Westcott
Neil Andrews
Heather Clare DeBlonde
Brian Toews
LaSalle Len Jackson
Martin Bailey
Libau
Orest Meleschuk
Dave Romano
Granite Barry Fry
Don Duguid
Granite Barry Fry
Don Duguid
Brandon Frank Gudz
Norm Hemstad
Granite Barry Fry
Don Duguid
Ch’wood Jim Ursel *
Norm Houck
Elmwood Jim Ursel *
Norm Houck
Deer Lodge Hal Tanasichuk Barry Hallick
Valour Rd Barry Coleman
Winston Warren
Elmwood Norm Houck *
Henry Kroeger
Elmwood Norm Houck
Henry Kroeger
* denotes Canadian Champion
Laurie Stewart
Tim Weber
Chris Neufeld
Laurie LeClair
Doug Holmes
Doug Holmes
Jim Horn
Don Barr
Ray McDougall
Gary Smith
Larry Weatherburn
Bob Boughey
John Helston
Gary Smith
John Hanesiak
Terry Braunstein
Terry Braunstein
Gene Cory
Barry Coleman
John Helston
Henry Kroeger
Jack Robertson
Harold Westberg
Sam Doherty
Sam Doherty
Dave Boutet
Jim Strath
Doug Holmes
Brian DeRiviere
Bill Hodgson
Bill Hodgson
Doug Carvey
Ken Sabad
Brian Copeland
Ken Orr
Helmut Ostermann
Ron Toews
Gary DeBlonde
Don Ediger
Don Stitt
Ray Turnbull
Ray Turnbull
Dave Rudy
Don McDonald
Stan Lamont
Stan Lamont
Ernie Anema
Anthony Toonstra
Doug McCartney
Doug McCartney
Manitoba Senior Men Champion’s by Clubs
Granite
Strathcona
Elmwood
Valour Road
Charleswood
Brandon
Deer Lodge
Portage
East St Paul
Fort Rouge
Gimli
Hamiota
Heather
LaSalle
Libau
Souris
Virden
Willow Park
Pembina
Hamiota
7
5
5
5
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1970, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2001*, 2005, 2006, 2008
1965*, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1981
1973*, 1974, 1986, 1987*, 1990*
1982*, 1983*, 1984*, 1985, 1988
1967, 1969, 1991*
2004, 1979, 1993
1966, 1989
1972, 1977
2002*
1999 Baldur
2010
2000
1980
1998
1997
1996
2003
1968
1971
2007
2009
Manitoba’s 2010 Strathcona Senior Men’s Champions
Hamiota Curling Club
(L-R) Rob Ramage, Shawn McCutcheon, Laurie Stewart, Dave Boutet, Eric
Atkins (Missing)
Last years provincial championship was played at the Brandon Curling Club,
where the Rob Ramage team from the Baldur Curling Club defeated the Bob
Sigurdson team from the Fort Garry Curling Club to claim the Senior
Championship. They went on to the Canadian Championship held in Ottawa,
ON where they finished with a record of 4 and 7 record and out of the
playoffs. The final was won by the Bruce Delaney team from Ontario.
The World Senior Men’s and Women’s Championship were played in
Chelyabinsk, Russia April 16 - 24, 2010.
Good Luck to Manitoba’s 2011 Champions as they compete in the
Canadian Senior Men’s Championship will be held in Digby, NS
from March 19-26, 2011.
Manitoba Provincial Senior Men’s History
Year of First Provincial Senior Men’s Championship:
1965
Format:
The initial championship in 1965 was played with 12 teams, 15 teams in 1966 and 16
teams in 1967 playing in a semi-modified championship draw. The semi modified
draw was used up until 1998. In 1999, the competition changed to the round robin
format with page playoff.
Sponsors:
1971 - 1973
1981 - 1985
1986 -
Seagram’s
Fleischmann’s (Nabisco Brands Ltd)
Strathcona Trust
Year of First Canadian Senior Men’s Championship: 1965
Manitoba Teams Winning Canadian Senior Men’s Championship
1965 Leo Johnson, Marno Frederickson, Fred Smith, Cliff Wise
1973 Bill McTavish, Norm McLean, John McLean, Harry Sulkers
1982 Lloyd Gunnlaugson, Toru Suzuki, Albert Olson, Elgin Christianson
1983 Lloyd Gunnlaugson, Toru Suzuki, Albert Olson, Dennis Reid
1984 Lloyd Gunnlaugson, Toru Suzuki, Albert Olson, Elgin Christianson
1987 Norm Houck, Henry Kroeger, Sam Doherty, Doug McCartney
1990 Jim Ursel, Norm Houck, Henry Kroeger, Stan Lamont
1991 Jim Ursel, Norm Houck, John Helston, Stan Lamont
2001 Gary Ross, Winston Warren, Gary Smith, Ken Orr
2002 Carl German, Ray Fillion, Ray McDougall, Brian Copeland
Individual Statistics
Most Provincial Senior Men’s Championships Won by an Individual: 4
Lloyd Gunnlaugson (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985)
Norm Houck (1986, 1987, 1990, 1991)
Most Appearances at Provincial Senior Men’s Championship:
John Helston 14
Most Games Played at Provincial Senior Men’s Championship:
Garry DeBlonde
114
John Helston
105
Ron Westcott
102
Clare DeBlonde
98
Martin Bailey
86
Ron Toews
85
Bob Boughey
82
Brian Toews
78
Winston Warren
Peter Kennedy
Gary Ross
Doug Armour
Dave Suchy
Norm Houck
Henry Kroeger
Gil Van Daele
77
75
70
69
69
66
64
64
Most Wins at Provincial Senior Men’s Championship
Garry DeBlonde
76
John Helston
73
Clare DeBlonde
68
Ron Westcott
63
Brian Toews
55
Ron Toews
55
Martin Bailey
54
Winston Warren
52
Bob Boughey
50
Norm Houck
46
Gary Ross
46
Doug Armour
45
Henry Kroeger
44
Peter Kennedy
43
Stan Lamont
41
Dave Suchy
41
Barry Fry
40
Gary Smith
40
Clubs Winning Most Provincial Senior Men’s Championships
Granite
8
Elmwood
5
Strathcona
5
Valour Road
5
Brandon
3
Charleswood
3
Deer Lodge
2
Portage
2
Manitoba Senior Women - Past Champions
2010
2009
2008
2007
Brandon Linda Van Daele
Brandon Lois Fowler
Minnedosa Jean Garbolinsky
Souris
Joyce McDougall
Betty Couling
Gwen Wooley
Heather Lewis
Helen Fenwick
Sharon Shannon
Lori Manning
Cheryl Orr
Pam Horn
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
Souris
Joyce McDougall Helen Fenwick
Pam Horn
Brandon Linda Van Daele
Betty Couling
Evelyn Clegg
Souris
Joyce McDougall Helen Fenwick
Pam Horn
Heather Elaine Jones
Carol Dunstone
Ruth Wiebe
Heather Elaine Jones
Rita VandeVyvere Clarice Fitzpatrick
Brandon Linda Van Daele
Joyce McDougall Evelyn Clegg
Portage Carly Robinson
Joyce Thompson
Linda Heselwood
Heather Elaine Jones
Clarice Fitzpatrick Ruth Wiebe
Granite Elaine Anderson
Cheryl Orr
Myra Macoomb
Heather Elaine Jones
Anne Wright
Ina Light
Selkirk Edith Carter
Cheryl McDougall Margaret Streich
Selkirk Edith Carter
Louise Goodbrandson Marilyn Manko
Deer Lodge Marilyn Sigurdson June Reece
Pat Gould
Thistle Joan Ingram
Dot Rose
Laurie Bradawaski
Thistle Joan Ingram
Dot Rose
Laurie Bradawaski
Virden Maxine Heritage
Shirley Cuthill
Charlotte Gabrielle
Thistle Joan Ingram
Dot Rose
Elaine James
Thistle Joan Ingram
Marg Jenner
Kay Koga
Grain Ex Eileen Pennycook Irene Fingas
Jean Bushuk
Brandon Mabel Mitchell
Mary Adams
Mildred Murray
Springfield Rose Taylor
Glenda Buhr
Helen Nelson
Brandon Shirley Bray
Myrna Graham
Irene Fingas
Brandon Mabel Mitchell
Mary Adams
Mildred Murray
Brandon * Mabel Mitchell
Mary Adams
Mildred Murray
CFB Wpg Mary Ling
Marj Hamilton
Gert Gray
Grain Ex Eileen Pennycook Helen Guest
Peggy Dubinski
Heather Dorothy McKenzie Simone Rivard
Ada Sulkers
Heather Dorothy McKenzie Simone Rivard
Ada Sulkers
Heather Dorothy McKenzie Simone Rivard
Ada Sulkers
Ch’wood Lorraine Bloomer Lenore Hedge
Betty Parker
Carman Isabelle Park
Gabe Paul
Dorothy North
Wildewood Bea Carlson
Dorothy Strock
Vera Kallos
Heather Jean Demetrioff
Fran Crane
Bea McKenzie
Elmwood Edith Tipping
Gladys Innes
Lura McLuckie
Neepawa Agnes McDougall Edith McCracken Olga Wolko
Dauphin Phoebe Fraser
Lorna Grant
Mary Davies
Brandon Eva Loney
Eileen Marsden
Marge Flewitt
Heather Alice Oterholm
Ollie McGurk
Dot Clarke
Liliane Fargey
Lynn Sandercock
Diane Sadler
Karen Dunbar
Karen Dunbar
Jean Ungarian
Karen Dunbar
Janice Haugen
Rae Campbell
Jean Ungarian
Janice Kelly
Irene Elias
Edith Meakin
Doreen Milhausen
Louise Goodbrandson
Dot Dymterko
Diana klinck
Elaine James
Elaine James
Elaine Kent
Diane Hungerford
Peggy Casselman
Cynthia MacCharles
June Clark
Shirley Beauchamp
Anne MacKay
June Clark
June Clark
Irene Feasey
Joyce McKenzie
Ruth Campbell
Eleanor Armstrong
Lil Snider
Mona Dixon
Merle McGreger
Dorothy Waugh
Lil Snider
Joan Birt
Gladys Buchanan
Jessie Smith
Isabel McAllum
Mary Bockstael
* Canadian Champion
Manitoba Senior Women Champion by Club
Heather
Brandon
Thistle
Souris
Grain Exchange
Selkirk
Carman
CFB Winnipeg
Deer Lodge
Granite
Portage
Virden
Minnedosa
9
8
4
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1969, 1974, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003
1970, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2010
1989, 1990, 1992, 1993
2004, 2006, 2007
1981, 1988
1995, 1996
1976
Charleswood
1
1977
1982
Dauphin
1
1971
1994
Elmwood
1
1973
1998
Neepawa
1
1972
2000
Springfield
1
1986
1991
Wildewood
1
1975
2008
2010 Senior Women’s Champions
Brandon Curling Club
(L-R)Linda Van Daele, Betty Couling, Sharon Shannon, Liliane Fargey,
Brian Moffat – Coach (Missing)
Last years provincial championship was played at the Brandon Curling Club,
where the Linda Van Daele team from the Brandon CC defeated the Lois
Fowler team from the Brandon Curling Club to claim the Senior
Championship. They went on to the Canadian Championship held in
Summerside, PEI, where they finished with a record of 5 and 6 record out of
the playoffs.
The World Senior Men’s and Women’s Championship were played in
Chelyabinsk, Russia April 16 - 24, 2010.
Good Luck to Manitoba’s 2011 Champions as they compete in the
Canadian Senior Women’s Championship will be held in Digby, NS
from March 19-26, 2011.
Manitoba Provincial Senior Women’s History
Year of First Provincial Senior Women’s Championship:
1969
Format:
From 1969 – 1973 the championship involved 4 separate playdowns of 4 teams to
declare a winner, that winner would then advance to a 4 team provincial under a semi
modified championship format. In 1974, the championship changed to 16 teams
playing a semi -modified double knockout draw. In 2000, the format changed to the
current round robin draw with page playoff.
Sponsors:
1988 - 2005
2006 - 2009
2011
Pace Setter Sportswear Inc
Mondetta
Tim Horton’s
Year of First Canadian Senior Women’s Championship: 1973
Manitoba Teams Winning Canadian Senior Women’s Championship
1983 Mabel Mitchell, Mary Adams, Mildred Murray, June Clark
Individual Statistics
Most Provincial Senior Women’s Championships Won by an Individual: 4
Joan Ingram (1989, 1990, 1992, 1993)
Elaine Jones (1997, 1999, 2002, 2003)
Joyce McDougall (2001, 2004, 2006, 2007)
Most Appearances at Provincial Senior Women’s Championship:
Elaine Jones 14
Most Games Played at Provincial Senior Women’s Championship:
Clarice Fitzpatrick
90
Elaine Jones
90
Jean Ungarian
87
Joyce McDougall
86
Joan Ingram
82
Linda Van Daele
82
Ruth Wiebe
82
Jean Garbolinsky
77
Heather Lewis
77
Diane Sadler
77
Marg Streich
74
Evelyn Clegg
72
Dot Rose
67
Cheryl Orr
64
Most Wins at Provincial Senior Women’s Championship
Jean Ungarian
68
Linda Van Daele
67
Joyce McDougall
63
Elaine Jones
61
Clarice Fitzpatrick
58
Joan Ingram
57
Evelyn Clegg
56
Jean Garbolinsky
53
Heather Lewis
53
Diane Sadler
53
Ruth Wiebe
53
Betty Couling
52
Cheryl Orr
47
Pam Horn
45
Dot Rose
45
Marg Streich
42
Clubs Winning Most Provincial Senior Women’s Championships
Heather
9
Brandon – Wheat City
4
Thistle
4
Brandon
4
Souris
3
Grain Exchange
2
Selkirk
2
Thank you to the Sponsors of
Curl Manitoba Provincial Championships