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2012 SaskPower Scotties Tournament of Hearts Teams

Team CampbellHumboldt Curling ClubSkip: Jolene CampbellVice: Melissa HoffmanSecond: Meagan ClarkLead: Michelle McIvor

Team PaulsenNutana Curling Club, SaskatoonSkip: Trish PaulsenVice: Kari KennedySecond: Sarah CollinLead: Tessa RuetzCoach: James Malainey

Team EnglotTartan Curling Club, ReginaSkip: Michelle EnglotVice: Lana VeySecond: Roberta MateriLead: Sarah Slywka

Team LawtonNutana Curling Club, SaskatoonSkip: Stephanie LawtonVice: Sherry AndersonSecond: Sherri SinglerLead: Marliese KasnerCoach: Rick Folk

Team GilliesKerrobert Curling ClubSkip: Darlene GilliesVice: Linda KloschinskySecond: Wanda HeittLead: Tracy Heidt

Team SilvernagleMeadow Lake Curling ClubSkip: Robyn SilvernagleVice: Kelsey DuttonSecond: Dayna DemmansLead: Cristina GoertzenCoach: Anita Silvernagle

Team ShumayNutana Curling Club, SaskatoonSkip: Jill ShumayVice: Kara JohnstonSecond: Taryn HoltbyLead: Jinaye Ayrey

Team FritzlerGranite Curling Club, SaskatoonSkip: Rachel FritzlerVice: Ashley QuickSecond: Amy MerkowskyLead: Alyssa Johns

Team ChisholmMaryfi eld Curling ClubSkip: Candace ChisholmVice: Brooklyn LemonSecond: Natalie Bloomfi eldLead: Kristy JohnsonCoach: Jim Packet

Team LangCallie Curling Club, ReginaSkip: Susan LangVice: Linda BurnhamSecond: Donna EllLead: Pat Bell

Team SelzerBalgonie Curling ClubSkip: Mandy SelzerVice: Erin SelzerSecond: Kristen MichellLead: Megan SelzerCoach: Ken Bakken

Team EberleCallie Curling Club, ReginaSkip: Chantelle EberleVice: Nancy InglisSecond: Debbie LozinskiLead: Susan HoffartCoach: Murray McEachern


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The board has been set.Over the weekend, eight more teams qualifi ed for

the SaskPower Provincial Scotties Tournament of Hearts, to be hosted by the Humboldt Curling Club, January 25-29.

The eight teams advanced from the southern and northern playdowns, of January 14-15, and will join four more teams selected in December at the Scotties in Humboldt.

Three of the 12 teams at the tournament will have local Humboldt connections.

For instance, the Humboldt-based rink led by Jolene Campbell, which was awarded a berth to the Scotties in December includes Marysburg native Meagan Clark (Strueby).

Also, Sarah Collin of Bruno is playing with the Trish Paulsen rink, another which was was awarded a berth in December.

And fi nally, Linda Kloschinsky, the daughter of John and Josie Krueger of Humboldt is playing with the Gillies team from Kerrobert, who advanced out of the northern playdowns this weekend.

Below is a complete list of the teams who will play

off at Provincials. Teams advancing from the southern playdowns

held in Weyburn include:• Chantelle Eberle: third Nancy Inglis, second

Debbie Lozinski, lead Susan Hoffart; Callie Curling Club, Regina.

• Mandy Selzer: third Erin Selzer, second Kristen Mitchell, lead Megan Selzer; Balgonie Curling Club.

• Candace Chisholm: third Brooklyn Lemon, sec-ond Natalie Bloomfi eld, lead Kristy Johnson; Mary-fi eld Curling Club.

• Susan Lang: third Linda Burnham, second Donna Ell, lead Pat Bell; Callie Curling Club, Regina.

Teams advancing from the northern playdowns held in Prince Albert include:

• Rachel Fritzler: third Ashley Quick, second Amy Merkosky, lead Alyssa Johns; Granite Curling Club, Saskatoon.

• Jill Shumay: third Kara Johnston, second Taryn Holtby, lead Jinaye Ayrey; Nutana Curling Club, Saskatoon.

• Darlene Gillies: third Linda Kloschinsky, second Wanda Heitt, lead Tracy Heidt; Kerrobert Curling

Club.• Robyn Silvernagle: third Kelsey Dutton, second

Dayna Demmans, lead Cristina Goertzen; Meadow Lake Curling Club.

Four berths had already been awarded to teams from the Saskatchewan Women’s Curling Tour in December. These included:

• Jolene Campbell: third Melissa Hoffman, second Maegan Clark, lead Michelle McIvor; Humboldt Curling Club.

• Stefanie Lawton: third Sherry Anderson, second Sherri Singler, lead Marliese Kasner; Granite Curling Club, Saskatoon.

• Michelle Englot: third Lana Vey, second Roberta Materi; lead Sarah Slywka; Tartan Curling Club, Regina.

• Trish Paulsen: third Kari Kennedy, second Sarah Collin, lead Tessa Ruetz; Nutana Curling Club, Sas-katoon.

Lawton, Campbell and Englot were the three high-est-ranked Saskatchewan teams on the Canadian Team Ranking System, and Paulsen was the top Saskatchewan Women’s Curling Tour team.

Rink advance to Scotties from northern, southern playdowns

Volunteer effortIt has taken a huge amount of volunteer work and experience to put on the 2012 SaskPower Provincial Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The organizing committee of the Saskatchewan ladies’ curling championships includes (back row, from left): Ralph Frank, Gary Engele, Kevin Kalthoff, Michelle Niekamp, Greg Puetz, George Varga.Middle row: Lois Kalthoff, Kendra Wempe, Myron Kennedy, Brian Wempe, Jane Kennedy, Carol Oleksyn, Laura Jurgens, Cécile Buehler. Front row: Jason Schlachter, Ivan Buehler, Corinne Kennedy, Sheldon Sperling, Joy Agnew, Michael Freeman, Josh Novecosky, Floyd Lueke.Missing from photo: Lloyd Nelson, Donna Kemper, Chris Yungmann.

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She’s excited to be part of the team.

Maegan (Strueby) Clark will be curling in the Scotties Women’s Provincial playdowns with the Jolene Campbell rink in Humboldt Janu-ary 26 to 29.

O r i g i n a l l y f r o m Marysburg, located just a few kilometres north of Humboldt, Clark started curling when she was about 12-years-old and she has loved the sport ever since. She credits her parents, Wayne and Nor-

een Strueby, with getting her into the sport.

“Both of my parents curled,” said Clark.

Her parents used to curl competitively, but once they started a fam-ily and had four children, they decided to curl casu-ally in the area, at local bonspiels.

“It was just something they did and they en-couraged us to do,” said Clark.

Curling has always been a big part of her life. She curled both in her home community of Marysburg and through

Muenster School. “I was also lucky

enough to curl at the natural ice rink in Marys-burg before it closed down,” said Clark.

After high school, Clark curled with Camp-bell in the Junior Wom-en’s playdowns together for three years.

“ We w e r e l u c k y enough to go to Junior Women’s Nationals to-gether in 2000,” said Clark. “We did really well there. We won the bronze medal.”

The two girls con-tinued to curl on the

same rink for about four more years, until they fi nished university and went through some life changes.

“After we both con-vocated from university, I moved to Melfort for my fi rst teaching job and she moved to Regina for a job,” said Clark.

Although they were playing on different rinks, Clark said they stayed in touch.

“Then this year, we just decided, since we had so much fun curl-ing together, to give it another try,” said Clark.

“We’ve had lots of suc-cess together.”

Clark has only been curling casually for the last two years. After hav-ing a baby two years ago in January, she decided to take some time off.

Even though she has not been playing com-petitively the last couple years, Clark still is excited to play in the provincial playdowns in her home community.

“I hope we get a lot of fans out,” said Clark. “We have a very high level of play among the women in our province and Humboldt also has some of the best ice in our province, so it’s going to be a great weekend.”

Clark said there are great curling clubs in Humboldt and Muenster, making it easy to get out and curl with friends.

“It’s easy to do once a week, to get together with your team and get on the ice,” said Clark. “I know (curling) will be around this area for a long time.”

She is looking forward to seeing all the other players out there, meet-ing up with old friends and maybe making some new ones.

“Curling, it’s not the kind of sport where you go to the rink and then go home,” said Clark.

“All the curlers will be at the extra events and cabarets, mingling with the fans. They will get to meet some people and sign some autographs. It’s going to be a really great weekend.”

Clark has always en-joyed the sport because “it’s competitive, it’s stra-tegic and it’s something I will be able to do until I’m old,” she laughed.

Clark is also grateful to have wonderful sup-port from her family, especially her husband, Jeremy, who has been a great help.

“He is a big part of me being successful this year,” said Clark.

photo courtesy of the Jolene Campbell rink

Maegan Clark of Marysburg will be playing with the Jolene Campbell rink in the Scotties Pro-vincial playdowns in Humboldt January 25-29.

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photo courtesy of the Jolene Campbell rinkMaegan Clark (second from left) of Marysburg stands with the rest of the Jolene Campbell rink. They will be playing in the Scotties Provincial playdowns January 25-19 in Humboldt.


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by Elodie AdamsJournal Staff Writer

The event the Humboldt Curling Club has been anticipating is now literally just around the corner.

From January 25-29, the club will host the Scotties Provincial Tourna-ment of Hearts, which means 12 ladies’ teams from around the prov-ince will be spending fi ve days in the city, competing for one spot in the country’s most profi led curling com-petition for women.

“There will be four teams from the north, four teams from the south, and four teams have already pre-qualifi ed based on their CTRS (Canadian Team Ranking System),” said Joy Butler, chair of the organizing committee for the tournament. “We also have a local team made up of women from this area that is guaranteed to be playing, Team Jolene Campbell.”

Butler, a curler herself in the ladies’ Wednesday night league, and a spare for the tournament in case of illness or

injury, is heading up a core committee of 25 people who are coordinating about 150 volunteers that will be par-ticipating in the event.

“I have an amazing committee,” she admits. “There are 25 of these green jackets walking around the city, and they’ve done this before. They know exactly what needs to be done in every area. I’ve had very little to do, except to be the spokesperson.”

The tournament kicks off on Wednesday afternoon, January 25,

with the fi rst draw at approximately 2 p.m., followed by the offi cial open-ing ceremony, and an evening game. Three games are scheduled most days, with the exception of Thursday morning, when all the ladies will be attending a luncheon at the Bella Vista Inn. All of the information regarding the pools and the draws is available on the Saskatchewan Curling Association (SCA) website.

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As well as the scheduled games, the committee has been busy organizing a few peripheral events that should keep the hype building during the tournament.

The main extra events are two caba-rets at Jubilee Hall, featuring two very popular local bands, 40 Oz. Philosophy on Friday night, and the Barley Boys Saturday night.

“It’s going to be a really good op-portunity to mix with the players,” Butler added. “The players are obvi-ously invited to come out, and most of them probably will, so it will be a great opportunity to do that.”

There will also be an exhibition wheelchair curling game on Saturday night, after the fi rst playoff game, and before the cabaret. The Saskatchewan

Wheelchair Curling Team will be com-ing out to curl against an able-bodied team who will also be playing in wheelchairs.

“It’s something the SCA is starting to do to promote wheelchair curling, and we’re looking forward to it,” said But-ler. “So we’re going to ask around the community if anyone in a wheelchair would like to try it, they are more than welcome to come out, or they can just come and watch.”

Otherwise, Butler added, they will volunteer some people to sit in a wheel-chair and play against the provincial team.

Having the Scotties Provincial Tour-nament of Hearts right here in Hum-boldt will provide an excellent op-portunity for those who are interested in seeing some top-level curling live, without having to drive for miles. An

event pass costs $45, and includes entry to all the games, the ceremonies, the ex-hibition wheelchair game, and the two cabarets. Day passes and draw passes are also available, and if people want to come just to the cabarets, it’s $10 at the door each night.

And although our winter so far hasn’t been one where snowstorms have prohibited drivers being able to get out on the roads, all the games will be broadcast live on a webcast through Saskcurl.com.

“It is a fantastic feature,” Butler said. “I really enjoyed it last year. We want people in the surrounding communi-ties that couldn’t come out to be able to watch it.”

As well, the two fi nal games will be broadcast on the Access cable chan-

nel.During the event, spectators will

have a choice of sitting ice-side on bleachers that will line the sheets, providing a close-up view of the ac-tion. The regular seating area will have television monitors for better viewing of the opposite end, or else people can enjoy the curling club’s upstairs lounge, which provides an elevated view of the games. Throughout the event, they plan to have snacks that are not normally available, provided by the Jaycees, and beverages.

“You can even drink on the ice,” Butler said with a laugh. “One side of the stands will be able to buy beer or coffee and kahlua.”

That would be to keep the inside fi re glowing, she assured the Journal.

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2012 SaskPower Scotties Women’s Provincial Schedule

Time Draw Ice 1 Ice 2 Ice 3 Ice 4

Wednesday 9:00am - 11:00am Registration (Canalta Hotel)

9:30am - 10:15am Team Practices (Teams Silvernagle, Fritzler, Lang, Gillies)

10:30am - 11:15am Team Practices (Teams Eberle, Chisholm, Shumay, Selzer)

11:30am - 12:00pm Team Practices (Teams Lawton, Englot, Paulsen, Campbell)

12:15pm Team Meeting (Canalta Hotel)

2:00pm 1 Fritzler vs Lang Silvernagle vs Gillies

5:30pm Opening Ceremonies

7:30pm 2 Englot vs Shumay Campbell vs Eberle Lawton vs Selzer Paulsen vs Chisholm

Thursday 11:00am Luncheon

2:00pm 3 Campbell vs Gillies Selzer vs Silvernagle Paulsen vs Lang Shumay vs Fritzler

7:30pm 4 Chisholm vs Fritzler Lawton vs Gillies Eberle vs Silvernagle Englot vs Lang

Friday 10:00am 5 Lawton vs Silvernagle Chisholm vs Lang Englot vs Fritzler Eberle vs Gillies

2:30pm 6 Englot vs Chisholm Paulsen vs Shumay Lawton vs Eberle Campbell vs Selzer

7:30pm 7 Paulsen vs Fritzler Selzer vs Gillies Campbell vs Silvernagle Shumay vs Lang

9:30pm Cabaret at Jubilee Hall: 40 oz Philosophy

Saturday 9:00am 8 Eberle vs Selzer Englot vs Paulsen Chisholm vs Shumay Lawton vs Campbell

7:30pm Wheelchair Curling Demonstration Match

9:30pm Cabaret at Jubilee Hall: Barley Boys

IF NO TIEBREAKER DRAWS

Saturday 7:30pm PP A1 vs B1 Game and A2 vs B2 Game

IF ONE (1) TIEBREAKER DRAW

Saturday 2:00pm T1


IF TWO (2) TIEBREAKER DRAWS

Saturday 12:30pm T1

Saturday 4:30pm T2


IF TWO (2) TIEBREAKER DRAWS

Saturday 12:30pm T1

Saturday 4:30pm T2

Saturday 8:00pm T3

Sunday 8:30am PP A1 vs B1 Game and A2 vs B2 Game

SEMI-FINALS

Sunday 1:00pm SF Semi-Final

FINAL

Sunday 5:00pm FNL Final

saskpower scotties tournament of hearts & january clearance

Documents

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