English Women's Curling Championship

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English Women's Curling Championship
Established1976
2023 champion Anna Fowler

The English Women's Curling Championship is the national women's curling championship for England.The championship decides which team of curlers is sent to the European Curling Championships (and the same year's World Curling Championships, if England qualifies) the following season. It has been held annually since 1976. [1] It is organized by the English Curling Association. [2]

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Past champions

YearSkipViceSecondLeadAlternatePlace
at Euros
next
season [3]
Place
at Worlds
this
season [4]
1976 Jeanette Forrest Enid LoganMary AitchisonDorothy ShellBronze medal icon.svg (1976)
1977not held
5th
1978Connie MillerSusan HindsChristine BlackFreda Fisher
8th
1979 Jeanette Forrest Enid LoganMary AitchisonDorothy Shell
9th
1980Gwen FrenchJean PickenJune HenryLynda Clegg
1981Gwen FrenchPauline DouglasJean PickenLynda Clegg
1982Christine ShortMargaret MaxwellAnne WaltonAnne Harvey
1983Gwen FrenchJean PickenMary FinlayJune Henry
1984Gwen FrenchJean PickenMary FinlayDoris Vickers
8th
1985Margaret MaxwellEnid LoganCaroline CummingDorothy Shell
1986Jean PickenLynda CleggMary FinlayDoris Vickers
1987Caroline CummingAileen GemmellAlison ArthurPenni Hinds
1988 Joan Reed Christine ShortMoira DavisonMargaret Martin
8th
1989Caroline CummingAileen GemmellAlison ArthurPenni Davis
1990 Joan Reed Venetia ScottMargaret MartinMoira Davison
1991 Joan Reed Venetia ScottMargaret MartinMoira Davison
1992Sally GraySarah JohnstonJanice MansonPam WrightAlison Bowman
8th
1993Sally GraySarah JohnstonJanice MansonPam WrightAlison Bowman
7th
9th
1994 Joan Reed Venetia ScottMoira DavisonIrene Laidler
1995Janice MansonSarah JohnstonPam WrightJane Johnston
9th
1996Janice MansonSarah JohnstonPam WrightJane Johnston
1997 Joan Reed June SwanGlynnice LauderMoira Davison
8th
1998 Joan Reed June SwanGlynnice LauderLesley Kemish
9th
1999Sarah JohnstonJoan RossJacqueline AmbridgeChristine Robinson
9th
2000 Joan Reed Lorna RettigFiona HawkerFiona Turner
2001Sarah JohnstonJoan RossJacqueline AmbridgeChristine Robinson
2002Sarah JohnstonLorna RettigFiona HawkerKirsty Balfour
2003not held
2004not held
2005 Joan Reed Lorna RettigClaire GrimwoodKirsty Balfour
2006 Joan Reed Lorna RettigClaire GrimwoodKirsty Balfour
2007Kirsty Balfour Joan Reed Claire GrimwoodCaroline Reed
2008Kirsty BalfourCaroline ReedClaire GrimwoodSarah McVey
8th
2009Kirsty BalfourCaroline ReedSuzie LawNicola Woodward
2010Lorna RettigKirsty BalfourNicola WoodwardSuzie Law
2011Fiona Hawker Anna Fowler Angharad WardDebbie Hutcheon
2012Fiona HawkerSusan YoungAlison HemmingsDebbie Hutcheon
2013 Anna Fowler Hetty GarnierNaomi RobinsonLauren Pearce
2014not held
2015not held
2016not held
2017 Lisa Farnell Sára Jahodová Victoria KyleNiamh Fenton
2018 Lisa Farnell Sára Jahodová Victoria KyleNiamh Fenton
2019not held
2020Hetty Garnier Anna Fowler Lorna RettigLucy SparksNaomi Robinson
2021not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom
2022not held
2023 Anna Fowler Hetty GarnierAngharad WardNaomi Robinson

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References

  1. "Women's Championship – English Curling Association" . Retrieved 20 December 2023.
  2. English Curling Association
  3. England - European Curling Championships - Team Appearances - World Curling Federation
  4. England - World Curling Championship - Team Appearances - World Curling Federation