Share
2025 Scotties Award Winners
All-Stars, Award-winners announced at 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
THUNDER BAY, Ont. — The all-stars, Joan Mead Builder’s Award and Marj Mitchell Award Winners at the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts have been announced at the Fort William Gardens.
Curling Canada continues to honour Robin Wilson, whose work behind the scenes from Day 1 was integral in making the Scotties Tournament of Hearts the most famous national women’s curling championship in the world. Wilson, a member of Canada’s Curling Hall of Fame, constantly worked on behalf of women’s curling athletes to build their profile as well as the profile of the Canadian women’s curling championship.
The first all-star team is named the Robin Wilson First All-Star Team in her honour.
Here are this year’s Scotties All-Stars and other award winners:
All-Stars
(determined by combination of media vote and playing percentages)
Robin Wilson First-Team All-Stars
Skip — Rachel Homan, Canada
Third — Tracy Fleury, Canada
Second — Sarah Koltun, British Columbia
Lead — Samantha Fisher, British Columbia
Second-Team All-Stars
Skip — Laurie St-Georges, Quebec
Third — Val Sweeting, Manitoba-Einarson
Second — Jocelyn Peterman, Manitoba-Lawes
Lead — Krysten Karwacki, Manitoba-Einarson
Marj Mitchell Sportsmanship Award
(winner determined through player vote)
2025 winner — Nancy Martin, Saskatchewan
Joan Mead Builder’s Award
(Presented by Kruger Products)
This Award recognizes a builder in the sport of curling is named in honour of the late CBC curling producer Joan Mead.
2025 winner — Andrea Ronnebeck
Andrea is a life-long resident of Northern Ontario (Kenora) and has coached athletes of all levels for more than 40 years. She has been a team coach at five Scotties Tournaments of Hearts, served as Team Leader for Curling Canada’s junior teams at world Championships, and coached at dozens of development camps around the world. She recently retired as Education Manager with the Ontario Curling Council, a position she held for 9 years. She is a Certified Master Coach Developer, a Certified Level 4 Curling Coach and an active contributor to Curling Canada’s coach education programming.
Canadian Curling Hall of Fame
Executive Honour Roll
Michael Szajewski
Szajewski, of Kenora, Ont., is being enshrined into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame’s Executive Honour Roll as a two-time Chair of Curling Canada’s Board of Governors. His steady hand and calm and forward-thinking leadership may not have been evident to fans and TV viewers, but his influence on our sport has been profound.
He served on the Northern Ontario Curling Association board of directors for 10 years, and was president from 2017 to 2020. Then, he was elected to the Curling Canada Board in 2020, and was Chair from 2022 through to 2024. He never looked for the spotlight; and if there were doubts, he never backed off. He did something, and we’re all grateful for it.