Celebrity Skips
Kevin Martin: Olympic Gold Medalist, World Gold Medalist, World Curling Hall of Fame Member, Olympic Silver Medalist
Darren Moulding: Darren is a four-time consecutive Brier Medalist, earning Gold in 2021. He also holds 3 Grand Slam victories
Pat Ryan: Two-time World Gold Medalist, Senior Gold Medalist, Two-time Labatt Brier Gold Medalist, Nokia Brier Gold Medalist (Canada)
Laurie St-Georges: Skip of the Quebec women’s team with three Scotties appearances. Recipient of the Marj Mitchell Sportsmanship Award voted by her peers. Accomplished Mixed and Mixed Doubles player
Jason Smith: 2010 Olympian, winner of Mixed Doubles Nationals in 2016
Gene Hritzuk: Gold World Senior Medalist skip, Gold Masters Champion (Canada)
Tanner Horgan: 2x Brier player, a skip that threw fourth this year with Darren Moulding, brother Jacob Horgan and Colin Hodgson
Jacob Horgan: Brier player in 2023 playing with brother Tanner and Darren Moulding and Colin Hodgson
Margot Flemming: Three-Scotties Tournament of Hearts appearances, with Kerry Galusha (Koe)
Brady Clark: Two-time Gold Medalist Men’s, (skip), 10-time Gold Medalist Mixed, three-time Gold Medalist Mixed Doubles
Hunter Clawson: Gold Medalist skip U.S. Mixed, Olympic Trials competitor 2017 and 2021 (Men’s)
John Benton: 2010 Olympian
Madison Bear: Junior World Silver Medalist, two-time Junior U.S. Gold Medalist
Courtney George: 2006 Olympian, World Silver Medalist, World Junior Gold and Silver Medalist
Joel Larway: World Bronze Medalist, National Gold Medalist (3x), National Gold Medalist Seniors
Doug Kauffman: 2x National Champion, 2x Senior National Champion
Maureen Stolt: National Gold Medalist Mixed Doubles
Pete Stolt: National Gold Medalist Mixed Doubles
Trevor Bonot: World Silver Medalist skip of Canadian Mixed team
Amanda Gates: Four Scotties Tournament of Hearts appearances
Regan Birr: Founder of Lupus Research Foundation
Tentative Celebrity Skips
Jock Tyre: World Junior Men’s Championship Coach, Coach of German National Women’s team, Brier and Scotties Coach, played in Canadian Mixed and Canadian Juniors
Caiti Flannery: Gold medalist U.S. Junior Nationals (skip), Silver medalist Youth Olympic games