2025 Scotties/Brier tracker: Who will compete at Canadian championships

February 10, 2025 - 10:09am

Canada skip Rachel Homan delivers a stone in World Women's Curling Championship gold medal action against Switzerland in Sydney, N.S. on Sunday, March 24, 2024. (Frank Gunn/CP)

The top teams from coast to coast will face off for the opportunity to represent Canada on the world stage.

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts runs Feb. 14-23 in Thunder Bay, Ont., followed by the Montana's Brier, Feb. 28 to March 9, in Kelowna, B.C.

Rachel Homan and Brad Gushue will return to defend their titles.

Teams skipped by Selena Sturmay, Kerri Einarson and Kaitlyn Lawes received direct entry into the Scotties Tournament of Hearts based on the 2023-24 CTRS (Canadian team ranking system) standings. Brad Jacobs, Matt Dunstone and Mike McEwen also earned berths for their teams to the Montana's Brier based on last season's points.

Here is the full list of teams that have qualified.

SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS

TEAM	TEAM/PLAYDOWN DATES
Canada	Rachel Homan
Alberta	Kayla Skrlik
British Columbia	Corryn Brown
Manitoba	Kate Cameron
New Brunswick	Melissa Adams
Newfoundland and Labrador	Brooke Godsland
Northern Ontario	Krista McCarville
Nova Scotia	Christina Black
Ontario	Danielle Inglis
Prince Edward Island	Jane DiCarlo
Quebec	Laurie St-Georges
Saskatchewan	Nancy Martin
Northwest Territories	Kerry Galusha
Nunavut	Julia Weagle
Yukon	Bayly Scoffin
Alberta — Sturmay	Selena Sturmay
Manitoba — Einarson	Kerri Einarson
Manitoba — Lawes	Kaitlyn Lawes

MONTANA'S BRIER

TEAM	TEAM/PLAYDOWN DATES
Canada	Brad Gushue
Alberta	Kevin Koe
British Columbia	Cameron de Jong
Manitoba	Reid Carruthers
New Brunswick	James Grattan
Newfoundland and Labrador	Ty Dilello
Northern Ontario	John Epping
Nova Scotia	Owen Purcell
Ontario	Sam Mooibroek
Prince Edward Island	Tyler Smith
Quebec	Felix Asselin
Saskatchewan	Rylan Kleiter
Northwest Territories	Aaron Bartling
Nunavut	Shane Latimer
Yukon	Thomas Scoffin
Alberta — Jacobs	Brad Jacobs
Manitoba — Dunstone	Matt Dunstone
Saskatchewan — McEwen	Mike McEwen