Scotties Tournament of Hearts

The annual women's curling championship begins today in Kamloops, as the 18 best teams in Canada compete for the right to be crowned Scotties champion.

Pool play will be from the 17th to the 23rd. That tournament will be played in mid-March and Sandviken, Sweden will host the event. TSN1/4 4 p.m. Pool Play 17 and is going to run until Sunday, Feb. This tournament begins on Friday, Feb. After a merger with Kimberly-Clark, the Canadian part of the Scott Paper Company was sold to Kruger Inc. It was successful, and the first Scott Tournament of Hearts was held in 1982. With no sponsor, the tournament was called the Canadian Ladies Curling Association Champions for four years before striking a deal with Macdonald Tobacco company. In 1867, the company could reach a compromise with the organizers of the event, and they dropped its sponsorship. In fact, the competition has gone through a number of name changes over the years.

Grandy and her Vancouver Curling Club rink that includes third Kayla MacMillan, second Lindsay Dubue, and lead Sarah Loken will take on P.E.I's Suzanne Birt in ...

I mean obviously with us being a new team this year, we haven’t played all of them yet, but in one shape or another we’re familiar with all the teams here,” Grandy said. A loss in the B.C. Team Grandy edged the Kamloops Corryn Brown rink 10-9 in the B.C. “We’re quite familiar with a lot of the teams. You can find a list of entertainment [here](https://www.curling.ca/2023scotties/patch/). to kick off the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Kamloops tonight. at the Scotties. “It doesn’t come around very often that you get to be a home province team.” from the Sandman Centre. “You could have quite a long successful career at the Scotties and never get that chance, so we’re just going to take everything in stride this week and try to embrace the moment and make the most of it and hopefully we make B.C. “They are an amazing team. The Clancy Grandy rink will wear the colours of Team B.C.