Canada’s Women’s Curling Championship is on the Line at the 2022 SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS, Beginning January 28 on TSN

– TSN’s exclusive Season of Champions Curling coverage continues with 18 teams competing for Canada’s women’s curling title –
– Lindsay Hamilton and Bob Weeks host the network’s hour-long special celebrating CURLING DAY IN CANADA on Saturday, Feb. 5 –

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TORONTO (January 20, 2022) – Canada’s top women’s curling teams hit the ice on TSN as the 2022 SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS – one of the network’s 60+ championship events – kicks off Friday, Jan. 28 and culminates with the final on Sunday, Feb. 6. Eighteen teams compete for the SCOTTIES title and the opportunity to represent Canada in in the upcoming WORLD WOMEN’S CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP, airing on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN app from March 19-27. The complete TSN curling broadcast schedule is available here, with French-language coverage of the SCOTTIES available on RDS. Play-by-play announcer Vic Rauter delivers the call from Fort William Gardens in Thunder Bay, Ont., alongside analysts Cheryl Bernard, a 2010 Olympic silver medallist; Cathy Gauthier, a three-time SCOTTIES champion; and Russ Howard, a two-time BRIER and WORLD MEN’S CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP winner and 2006 Olympic gold medallist. CURLING DAY IN CANADA on TSN TSN’s fan-favourite, hour-long special celebrating CURLING DAY IN CANADA airs Saturday, Feb. 5 at 5 p.m. ET on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN app, immediately following the first page playoff at the SCOTTIES. Hosted by TSN’s Lindsay Hamilton and Bob Weeks, the special highlights the passion for the sport across the country and features exclusive interviews with 2006 Olympic gold medallist Brad Gushue and 2014 Olympic gold medallist Jennifer Jones, who are set to compete for Team Canada at the OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES BEIJING 2022. The field at the 2022 SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS features:

Team Canada – Skip: Kerri Einarson
Team Alberta – Skip: Laura Walker
Team British Columbia – Skip: Mary-Anne Arsenault
Team Manitoba – Skip: Mackenzie Zacharias
Team New Brunswick – Skip: Andrea Crawford
Team Newfoundland & Labrador – Skip: Sarah Hill
Team Northern Ontario – Skip: Krista McCarville
Team Northwest Territories – Skip: Kerry Galusha
Team Nova Scotia – Skip: Christina Black
Team Nunavut – Skip: Brigitte MacPhail
Team Ontario – Skip: Hollie Duncan
Team Prince Edward Island – Skip: Suzanne Birt
Team Québec – Skip: Laurie St-Georges
Team Saskatchewan – Skip: Penny Barker
Team Yukon – Skip: Hailey Birnie
Team Wild Card #1 – Skip: Tracy Fleury
Team Wild Card #2 – Skip: Chelsea Carey
Team Wild Card #3 – Skip: Emma Miskew

Fans can follow the tournament daily on TSN.ca and the TSN app with news stories, written features, and special video segments.

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