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High Prairie Ladies Bonspiel Winners

by | Feb 12, 2018 | Sports

Elaine Muceniek’s Valleyview rink won the High Prairie Ladies Bonspiel Jan. 26-28 after defeating Kay Savill’s High Prairie rink 6-3 in the A Event final. It was Muceniek’s ability to score two points in the third and fifth ends which made the difference. She added one point in the first and sixth ends. Savill scored single points in the second, fourth and seventh ends. The sixth end was crucial as Savill trailed 5-2 and missed a takeout with her last rock which enabled Muceniek to steal one and lead 6-2. Rink members, left-right, are skip Elaine Muceniek, third Bev Arseneault, second Roxanne Mosionier and lead Carol Garbitt.


Elaine Muceniek’s Valleyview rink won the High Prairie Ladies Bonspiel Jan. 26-28 after defeating Kay Savill’s High Prairie rink 6-3 in the A Event final. It was her first win at the event. This year saw 16 rinks enter the bonspiel from as far away as Valleyview, Peace River and the Smoky River region. Rita Lapensee’s Falher rink won the B Event and High Prairie’s Marilyn Stevens won the C Event.

1968 – G. McKechnie
1969 – Perky McCullough
1970 – Anne Porisky
1971 – Speed Hutchison
1972 – Marj Wells
1973 – Doris Sekulich
1974 – Karen Lenton
1975 – Perky McCullough
1976 – Barb Keay
1977 – Dorothy Calvert
1978 – Eve Skakun
1979 – Faye Stewart
1980 – Pauline Sherington
1981 – Kay Savill
1982 – Marilyn Stevens
1983 – Marilyn Stevens
1984 – Ora Decorby
1985 – Debbie Jones
1986 – Kay Savill
1987 – Shirley Penson
1988 – Kay Savill
1989 – Marilyn Stevens
1990 – Kay Savill
1991 – Not available
1992 – Not available
1993 – Audrey Shapka
1994 – Faye Stewart
1995 – Leanne Brulotte
1996 – Jeanne Bisson
1997 – Bobbette Old
1998 – Joanne Zelman
1999 – Lisa Zabolotniuk
2000 – Sue Giesbrecht
2001 – Gayle Brulotte
2002 – Audrey Shapka
2003 – Lisa Zabolotniuk
2004 – Audrey Shapka
2005 – Jocelyn Heyde
2006 – Colette Trudeau
2007 – Irene Bekevich
2008 – Andrea Stevens
2009 – Jocelyn Heyde
2010 – Brenda Anderson
2011 – Louise Owens
2012 – Colette Trudeau
2013 – Brenda Anderson
2014 – Andrea Eaton
2015 – Colette Trudeau
2016 – Jocelyn Heyde
2017 – Lisa Zabolotniuk
2018 – Elaine Muceniek

Rita Lapensee’s Falher rink won the B Event with a 6-4 win over Linda Labbe’s Tarpon Energy Peace River rink. Lapensee scored three in the first end and never trailed. Labbe did battle back to score one point in the second and two in the fourth end to trail 4-3, but Lapensee scored one in the fifth end, then stole one in the sixth to regain control of the game. Rink members, left-right, are skip Rita Lapensee, third Colette Trudeau, second Myrna Lanctot, and lead Murielle Marceau.

Marilyn Stevens’ High Prairie rink defeated another High Prairie rink skipped by Joanne Baird 11-0 in the C Event final. Stevens scored two in the first end, then recorded consecutive steals of three points in the second, third and fourth ends to end the game. Rink members, left-right, are skip Marilyn Stevens, third Karen Gray, second Joanne Huculak and lead Lois Baroldi.

 

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