New Brunswick Curling Association

New Brunswick Records

Scott Tournament of Hearts

1982 ...

In 1982, under a new sponsorship, the Scott Tournament of Hearts began the name of the National Ladies Championship as well as the name of the individual provincial/territorial playdowns.

In 1988 the N.B.C.A. hosted the Scott Tournament of Hearts which was held in Fredericton under the chairmanship of Marion Burris.

In May 1989 the ladies's association voted to disband and to amalgamate with the men's association under the name of the New Brunswick Curling Association. The first president of the newly amalgamated association was a lady curler by the name of Ruth Sullivan of Saint John. In alternate years a lady serves one term as president.

Lady curlers are active in all provincial curling clubs and they now number in excess of thirty-five hundred.

*Year*	*Team*	*Home*
1982	Louise Ouellette	Campbellton C.C.
1983	Grace Donald	Capital Winter Club
1984	Anne Marie Leahy	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1985	Marlene Vaughan	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1986	Grace Donald	Capital Winter Club
1987	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1988	Karen McDermott	Bathurst C.C.
1989	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1990	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1991	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1992	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle-St. Andrews C.C.
1993	Nancy McConnery	Beaver C.C.
1994	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
1995	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
1996	Barb Hutton	Carleton
1997	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
1998	Kathy Floyd	Thistle St. Andrews
1999	Kathy Floyd	Thistle St. Andrews
2000	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
2001	Kathy Floyd	Thistle St. Andrews
2002	Kathy Floyd	Thistle St. Andrews
2003	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
2004	Heidi Hanlon	Thistle St. Andrews
2005	Sandy Comeau	Beaver Curling Club
2006	Andrea Kelly	Capital Winter Club
2007	Sandy Comeau	Beaver Curling Club