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Canadian Women’sCurling Championship

February 21 toMarch 1, 2009

Save-On-FoodsMemorial CentreVictoria, BC

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be a part of it!The very best of Canada’s women curlers are bound for Victoria to compete for national glory at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

It’s a showcase of athletic excellence, in an environment unique to the roaring game. More than simply a competition, the Scotties is a celebration of skill, strategy, culture and entertainment.

The only way to truly appreciate the experience is from your seat in the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre. You’ll be surrounded by thousands of flag-waving fans from across the land sporting home province colours. They’ll be chanting and singing until the crucial shot’s on the line. In an instant the building will fall silent… and in a heartbeat erupt in an electrifying roar.

Then the crowd will rise, almost as one, and move to the HeartStop Lounge for between-draw refreshments, entertainment - and often a chance to cheer with competitors they’ve just cheered. Championship curling is a wondrous world with a character of its own!

Watching on television is one thing – but the true sense of excitement comes with being part of it. And, unlike many major sporting events, the Scotties is affordable for the entire family.

For so many people, the first time leaves a lasting impression. “I remember when I was a little girl, I got to see the Scotties live and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life,” recalls Jennifer Jones. “It was a moment of a lifetime for me… and now we’re world champions.”

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So many high performance athletes experience feelings of withdrawal once the decision is finally made to leave the limelight of competition. But for Victoria’s Julie Skinner – former Scotties champion and Olympic medalist – the transition has come with few regrets.

“I don’t actually miss the curling part, or being away from my family so much,” says Skinner. “But I do miss being with my teammates… we had such a great time together, both on and off the ice.”

The former third for B.C.’s Kelly Law has found a way to stay in touch with the sport, serving as Vice Chair of Hosting for the 2009 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. It brings a new insight to the challenges of competition and an opportunity to give back to the game she feels has given her so much.

“I’d played in so many Scotties but had no experience whatsoever as a volunteer or working with an organizing committee. I’ve always had an appreciation for all the volunteers but you never really know what goes on behind the scenes until you actually do it yourself - it’s been a bit of an eye opener for me! “

As for the state of women’s curling in Canada, Skinner is impressed with the high level of play and fitness of the competitors. “I attended the final few games of the Scotties in Regina last year and those were some of the best played games I’ve seen in a while. Having said that, it would be nice to see some new young teams break through.”

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Julie Skinner1986 & 1987 - Provincial Junior & Canadian Champion1988 - World Junior Champion1989, 1991, 1993, 2000 & 2004 - Provincial Women’s Champion1991 & 2000 - Canadian Women’s Champion2000 - World Champion1992 & 2002 Olympics (Bronze Medal Winners)

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Even before the first rock of the season slides over the pebble, every competitive curler in the country has their eyes fixed on one elusive goal – a berth in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. It represents the pinnacle of Canadian women’s curling, encompassing an elite field of the best in the sport.

As the quest for the Hearts begins, only four women head back to the ice each year secure in the knowledge their tickets to the big show have already been booked.

In a format unique to the Scotties, along with the championship honours comes an automatic berth in the next year’s event competing as Team Canada. In 2009, Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones, Cathy Overton-Clapham, Jill Officer and Dawn Askin will march into the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre in Victoria February 21 wearing the coveted maple leaf.

The 2008 Scotties marked the second title for Jones, once again showcasing her unquestionable flair for the dramatics. Avid curling fans will likely never forget the spectacular, seemingly impossible last rock “in-off” to seal victory in 2005. It has since become commonly known in curling vernacular as “the shot”.

Last year’s sequel to the Jones version of mission impossible followed a different script, but one that proved nonetheless exciting. After a sluggish start to the week the Manitoba foursome appeared to be headed for an early exit from the playoff picture. But on the Tuesday of the round-robin they gathered their composure and started to catch the competitive spark.

“We got on a bit of a roll on Tuesday and got better as the week went on,” is how third Overton-Clapham described the team’s march to the victory podium. In fact, that ‘bit of a roll’ stands as the greatest comeback in the history of Canadian women’s championship curling. The Manitobans finished out the Scotties with an eight game winning streak culminating in a final-end steal to defeat Alberta’s Shannon Kleibrink.

In a jubilant post game interview, an emotional Jones described her feelings in one word – “speechless”. She gathered herself to comment… “we got our backs against the wall earlier in the week but the girls just played great.”

“We peaked at the right time,” said Jones. “We just kept getting better – we played our best when we needed to and that says something about our team that I’m just really proud of!”

As for the distinction of donning Canada’s colours? “Wow! It’s amazing – to be Team Canada is the thrill of the lifetime, something a lot of people don’t get to experience.”

“Wow! It’s amazing.”

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The road to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts - and the right to hoist the championship trophy – is a journey characterized by personal dedication, a commitment to intense training and a competitive drive for thousands of curlers across our provinces and territories.

“Obviously training is important in any sport and our team is really focused on ways to try to improve and get better,” says Jones. “You know, it’s the ultimate goal we’re going for and you don’t want to leave anything unturned and have any regrets at the end.”

The prestige of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts is accentuated in 2009. The championship title already means the right to represent Canada at the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship and a return visit to the 2010 Scotties. But this year’s winner is also awarded a berth in the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings (Canadian Men’s and Women’s Curling Trials) in Edmonton December 6 - 13.

On the merits of her 2008 Scotties victory, Jones has the comfort of being the first team to capture one of the eight cherished spots available to the best of Canada’s women curlers. And she is well aware of just how much is at stake for each of her peers.

“I don’t think it gets any better than to represent Canada… to put that maple leaf on your back and to stand out there with the pride of your country behind you, it’s beyond words really and I wish everyone could experience what that feeling is like.”

Every curler in the country is focused on posting a personal best at the Victoria Scotties. The higher the finish, the closer they’ll move to the ultimate experience in athletics – the golden opportunity to stand atop the podium as Team Canada on the biggest stage of all.

“I don’t think it gets any better than to represent Canada.”

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A Dream Yearfor CurlingThe dream of competing in the Olympic Games is a compelling force for athletes around the world. In the curling fraternity, only a select few have seen the dream come true.

“For sure there is a different feeling competing at the Olympics,” Shannon Kleibrink describes the experience of leading her Alberta team to the height of athletic excellence in Torino, Italy at the 2006 games. “Once you are Team Canada you are competing for the whole nation – and the support you receive is unbelievable!”

But there’s unfinished business for the Kleibrink team – bronze medal winners in Torino - and the competitive flame still burns bright. “I think our drive to get back is stronger now that we’ve been there once… particularly because we didn’t win gold in 2006. To have a second chance would be amazing.”

Well aware they’re not the only team with gold in their eyes, she points out the rising stakes are apparent in the overall level of competition. “I think there has been a more intense attitude and environment ever since curling became an Olympic sport. For sure teams are more serious because every event is worth qualifying points.”

Kleibrink views the Scotties Tournament of Hearts as one of the most prestigious competitions of the year. “The Scotties is the premiere curling event in Canada… when you win the right to participate, you’ve made it to the big show!”

Throughout the next year the pressure of competition will be intense. Champions will be crowned at the Scotties, Roar of the Rings and Olympics, taking their place in curling history. So what comes next for Canada’s elite curlers? The Kleibrink team has one more prize in mind. “When this is all over we’re going to some small town spiel to play for a toaster… just like the good old days!”

“The support youreceive isunbelievable!”

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Sunday, February 22

DJ Night

Saturday, February 21

Monday, February 23

Tuesday, February 24

Friday, February 20

8:30 pmRandy Waldie Trio

10:00 pmTom Morrissey

4:00 pmTom Morrissey

10:30 pmAbba Live &Fleetwood MacTribute

10:00 pmFlatline(picture not available).

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10:30 pmJohnny Vallis

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Saturday, February 28

Sunday, March 1

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10:00 pmTimebenders

8:00 pmThe Chevelles

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up closeand personalIn most sports fans cheer from the stands, watch on television or track scores online. Any opportunities to meet the athletes, or even see them up close, are extremely rare.

Well, curling isn’t most sports! In our game it’s personal. Competitors and fans share a unique relationship. There’s no special pass to get near the stars – a ticket to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts will do just fine.

What makes curling so different? “I think fans can relate to curlers because we are everyday people,” says Team Canada’s Jennifer Jones. “We have families, we have kids, we have careers and we curl because we love it and have a passion for it.”

It’s a classic case of mutual admiration. “We feel like they’re friends,” adds Jones, the defending world champion. “They feel like they’re part of our lives and they get to understand what we’re thinking on the ice… that’s unique to curling and what I think sets us apart from other sports.”

You can share a more personal side of 2009 Scotties competitors, past champions and other luminaries of the game at the Up Close and Personal interview sessions. It’s a casual environment where you can even ask your own questions. For a taste of Up Close and Personal go online to seasonofchampions.ca/rotr/ for a candid discussion with Jennifer Jones and Kevin Martin.

Welcome to curling, where close and personal is the nature of the game!

“The fans are a part of our lives, and they get to understand what we’re thinking.”

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Ford Hot Shots The Ford Hot Shots Skills competition is open to all 48 Scotties Tournament of Hearts competitors. The final takes place on Saturday, February 21, and the winner will drive away in a new Ford vehicle.

Playdowns: Friday, February 20 at 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. Finals: Saturday, February 21 at 10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Sandra Schmirler TelethonThe annual Sandra Schmirler Foundation Telethon will be held at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre throughout the day on Sunday, February 22. All proceeds benefit neonatal care.

Sunday, February 22 at 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Up Close and Personal Come and find out everything you’ve wanted to know about some of your favourite curling teams and other special guests. Sunday through Friday in the HeartStop Lounge at the Victoria Curling Club.

Sunday, February 22: 4:45 p.m. Monday, February 23: 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, February 24: 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, February 25: 4:45 p.m. Thursday, February 26: 4:45 p.m. Friday, February 27: 4:45 p.m.

Closest to the Heart Curling Clubs from across Vancouver Island have selected representatives to draw to the button for great prizes. Regional playoffs will be held at the Esquimalt Curling Club on February 22. Eight finalists will playoff to compete for the Grand Prize during the Semi Final Game and the Final Game at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

Finals: Saturday, February 28 and Sunday, March 1 at the fifth-end breaks

Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

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• Sunday, February 22 at Noon – BC & NL / 5:30 p.m. – PEI

• Monday, February 23 at Noon – ON / 5:30 p.m. – Y/NWT

• Tuesday, February 24 at Noon – MB & CAN / 5:30 p.m. – SK

• Wednesday, February 25 at Noon – NB / 5:30 p.m. – AB

• Thursday, February 26 at Noon – NS / 5:30 p.m. – QC

• Saturday, February 28 at 3:00 p.m. – Team Autograph Session

Pin TradingLooking for that special curling pin? Trade pins from curling clubs and curling events from around the world. Located in the concourse of the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, the pin trading area is open daily.

Saturday, February 21 – Sunday, March 1Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

KidSport Greater Victoria School of Rock ProgramThe Host Committee has engaged grades 6 and 7 classes in Greater Victoria school districts by helping teachers add a curling component to their current curriculum. Participating schools will be in attendance to experience the live curling action during the morning and afternoon draws Monday, February 23 through Wednesday, February 25.

Monday, February 23 – Wednesday, February 25 Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Junior StarsTwelve lucky junior girls or boys will become honorary team members for a special night at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Watch for our two featured junior curlers at each evening draw throughout the round robin!

Saturday, February 21 – Thursday, February 26 Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Autograph Sessions Come and meet your favourite curlers! On Sunday through Thursday teams will be featured in the HeartStop Lounge at the Victoria Curling Club. A team autograph session will be held Saturday, February 28 at 3:00 p.m. at the HeartStop Lounge.

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around thehouse

stories from around the curling world.

View from the BoothOver the years, the TSN broadcast booth has become one of the mainstays of Season of Champions events across the country. Equally recognizable are its amiable occupants – Vic Rauter, Ray Turnbull and Linda Moore – who will be on the scene for every draw during Victoria’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

“2009 is a very exciting year as we cover all of the Season of Champions events on TSN,” says Moore. “We are very pleased to cover the events right through the finals – and it will be wonderful to tell the final chapter of the story about the teams we have become so attached to from round robin play.”

The TSN broadcast trio has garnered a large and loyal audience of fans with the warm, knowledgeable and entertaining style they bring to the coverage of Canada’s major curling championships. Moore attributes the success to a lot of pre-draw preparation and “the best crew in the world”.

“Our ‘team’ looks for every way to showcase the curlers and event. Vic, Ray and I are pleased to add our commentary to the great pictures captured by the crew. It’s a privilege to welcome the fans and viewers into our analysis and conversation. I’m very lucky to work with Ray and Vic – we’re like family and have so much fun!”

“One thing that is very special about curling is the friendliness of the participants. That’s the bonus of getting out to the venue and seeing a game in person - you see the sights and sounds up close and get a chance to chat with provincial, national and world champions. That accessibility - unlike anything you would have experienced with any other sport – is wonderful for the fans, and really helps us deliver great information to the viewers.”

And for Moore, the Scotties is clearly a highlight of the season. “As a past Scotties participant, I can’t wait each year for the event to arrive – it’s a fantastic week!”

Welcome to Party CentralWhat’s the secret to bringing together more than a thousand people, most of them complete strangers from every part of our country, and turning it into a celebration of a lifetime?

“I approach it as a massive house party,” explains Stuart Brown, MC for the Scotties HeartStop Lounge since 2002. “I’m the host and everyone coming through the door is a guest. It’s up to me – along with the producer, sound & lighting company and talent – to give them a lasting impression.”

The experience is an eye-opener for the thousands of fans who convene each day of the Scotties to sample the food, refreshments and live entertainment, and share the sense of companionship imbedded so deeply in the culture of curling. “It’s a free flowing spirit that envelops the audience,” says Brown.

“Anything, and sometimes everything, can happen!”

The spotlight shines on the main stage with a lineup of high-calibre performers, carefully selected to appeal to wide ranging tastes. Between sets, it’s the MC’s role to fire up the energy of the crowd with off-the-cuff games, competitions and pure and simple fun.

Linda Moore- TSN

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“We’ve done games like Beer Factor and Scotties Idol. We try to integrate the audience into the act. We have what we call the walk-about – going into the audience and chatting with people, getting them to tell a joke or run around the room waving a flag. And there’s plenty of prizes – the bigger the request, the bigger the prize.”

“The bottom line is it’s a fun-filled, definitely unpredictable party. People should come to the HeartStop Lounge with the idea of enjoying the entertainment – and, they may even become the entertainment themselves!”

“We start off the day after the first draw with a relatively tame lunch time. After the second draw we turn it up a bit. And after the third draw of the day,.. well, prepare to kick off your shoes!”

Stuart Brown- Blessing the Crowd

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“The bottom line is it’s a fun-filled, definitely unpredictable party.”

Schedule of Events

Friday, February 20

Saturday, February 21

Sunday, February 22

Monday, February 23

Tuesday, February 24

Ford Hot Shots playdownsRandy Waldie TrioTom Morrissey

Opening CeremoniesFord Hot Shots FinalsDRAW #1Tom MorrisseyJunior Stars - NB & PEIDRAW #2Abba Live & Fleetwood Mac Tribute

Sandra Schmirler Foundation TelethonDRAW #3Autograph Session - BC & NLDRAW #4Up Close & PersonalAutograph Session - PEIJunior Stars - BC & ONDRAW #5DJ Night

DRAW #6Autograph Session - ONDRAW #7Up Close & PersonalAutograph Session - Yukon/NWTJunior Stars - NS & SKDRAW #8Johnny Vallis

DRAW #9Autograph Session - MB & CANDRAW #10Up Close & PersonalAutograph Session - SKJunior Stars - NWT & CANDRAW #11Flatline

12:30 pm8:30 pm10:00 pm

9:00 am10:15 amNoon4:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm10:30 pm

8:30 am8:30 amNoon1:00 pm4:45 pm5:30 pm6:30 pm6:30 pm10:00 pm

8:30 amNoon1:00 pm4:45 pm5:30 pm6:30 pm6:30 pm10:30 pm

8:30 amNoon1:00 pm4:45 pm5:30 pm6:30 pm6:30 pm10:00 pm

SOF MC = Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre HS Lounge = HeartStop Lounge

Schedule subject to change.

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Wednesday, February 25

Thursday, February 26

Friday, February 27

Saturday, February 28

Sunday, March 1

DRAW #12Autograph Session - NBDRAW #13Up Close & PersonalAutograph Session - ABJunior Stars - QB & NLDRAW #14Crosstown Bus

DRAW #15Autograph Session - NSDRAW #16Up Close & PersonalAutograph Session - QCBanner Presentation & Junior Stars - AB & MBDRAW #17Bryden Street Party Band

Tie Breaker (if required)Tie Breaker (if required)Up Close & PersonalPage PlayoffPresentation of All Star AwardsTimebenders

Page PlayoffCanvas Crowd for Sandra Schmirler Found.Closest to the HeartTeam Autograph SessionSemi-Final GameThe Chevelles

The ChevellesChampionship GameClosest to the HeartClosing CeremoniesThe Chevelles

8:30 amNoon1:00 pm4:45 pm5:30 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm10:30 pm

8:30 amNoon1:00 pm4:45 pm5:30 pm6:30 pm6:30 pm10:00 pm

8:30 am1:00 pm4:45 pm6:30 pm9:30 pm10:00 pm

11:30 am3rd End5th End3:00 pm4:00 pm8:00 pm

2:00 pm5:00 pm5th EndAfter Final8:15 pm

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Welcome to the 2009Season of ChampionsThe Season of Champions is a special time of year when competitors rise to the peak of their games - and fans rise to applaud the amazing performances from the greatest names in curling.

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts is the second major event of the 2009 Season of Champions bringing Canada’s finest women’s teams to Victoria as they strive for the prestige of the national title. And with it, a coveted berth in the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings (Canadian Curling Trials).

The excitement of championship competition unfolds throughout the year in premiere events across the country:

M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors – February 1 – 8 in Salmon ArmTim Hortons Brier – March 7 – 15 in CalgaryCanada Cup of Curling – March 18 - 22 in YorktonFord World Men’s Curling Championship – April 4 - 12 in MonctonRoad to the Roar – November 10 - 14 in Prince GeorgeTim Hortons Roar of the Rings – December 6 - 13 in Edmonton

Celebrate the Season at seasonofchampions.ca

Stay in touch with all the changes of the season online at seasonofchampions.ca. You can find out the latest teams that have qualified for specific events. Check out seating plans for the venues – and even order your tickets directly online.

You don’t want to miss a second of what promises to be the most exciting Season of Champions ever!

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For Canada’s top curlers, the Scotties Tournament of Hearts is a thrilling nine day voyage. But fans of the sport can get on board whenever they wish – for a few hours or a few days – You can chart your own course!

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