Each team is named for one of the beautiful lochs in Scotland. For photos of the teams with their loch, go to the Teams & Tourists page of the Scots Women's webpage.
INTRODUCING TEAM CORUISK
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Vicky Gumley, Skip
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Pam Maxon, Third
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Shirley Jeans, Second
Scot Tour Captain
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Diane Burton, Lead
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Vicky is from Stewarts Melville FP, Pam from Hutton & Lockmaben, Shirley from Panmure, and Diane from Crossmyloof. Collectively these ladies have 'a few days' of curling experience and enjoy curling in multiple clubs in their areas. Have a visit with each and find out who retired from the Funeral Care business, who is a former Pre K Principal, who is a curling coach, and who is a former Math teacher. All are exceptionally active from sailing and skiing, to knitting, lawn bowls, and hiking---we encourage you to get to know 'our' Scots who are here to enjoy curling, to learn about our Clubs, to understand regional culture, and to make lifetime friends.
Cheers and Good Curling to Team Coruisk!
INTRODUCING TEAM MAREE
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| Ann Gibb, Skip |
Mara Lindsay, Third |
Fiona Glascodine, Second |
Jackie McQueen, Lead |
Ann, from Inverness, Mara of Ayrshire, Fiona of Aberdeenshire, and Jackie of St. Andrews are dedicated curlers given their many other activities. Have a visit with each and find out who retired as leader of multiple nurseries, who plays tennis and is a part time Subject Implementation Manager, who is a bookkeeper and knits when not walking her dogs, and who is volunteering, cycling and gardening...and each in addition to curling. We encourage you to get to know 'our' Scots who are here to enjoy curling, to learn about our Clubs, to understand regional culture, and to make lifetime friends.
Cheers and Good Curling to Team Maree!
INTRODUCING TEAM ETIVE
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Janine Wilson, Skip
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Alison Troup, Third
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Morag Erskine, Second
Secretary
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Jill Black, Lead
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Janine is from Angus, Alison of Aberdeenshire, Morag of Cupar, and Jill of Edinburgh all of whom curl at multiple clubs and/or in multiple leagues. Collectively these women share more than 'a few days' of curling experience. Be sure to visit with each and find out who is from what is called the "Birthplace of Scotland" and a Business and Service Design consultant, who is a retired District Nursing Sister, who is retired from NHS in HR, and who has a background in Finance and Marketing but, now serves as administrator for a Global Engineering team. We encourage you to get to know 'our' Scots who are here to enjoy curling, to learn about our Clubs, to understand regional culture, and to make lifetime friends.
Cheers and Good Curling to Team Etive!
INTRODUCING TEAM NESS
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| Fiona McLaren, Skip |
Madge Christie, Third |
Jacqui Taylor, Second |
Kim Dalland, Lead |
Fiona is a transplant to the Highlands ofInverness, Madge of Cumbernauld, Jacqui of Beith, and Kim of South Queensferry. Dedicated to curling, they also have 'a few days' of curling experience and enjoy curling in multiple clubs. Have a visit with each and find out who is a sports enthusiast, who is a retired Assistant Head of Operationsin NHS, who is the Kinross Curling Development Officer, and who is a retired Solicitor (Lawyer in the US). All are active in various activities from gardening, knitting, sailing, and skiing, to knitting, paddle boarding, and hiking---we encourage you to get to know 'our' Scots who are here to enjoy curling, to learn about our Clubs, to understand regional culture, and to make lifetime friends.
Cheers and Good Curling to Team Ness!
INTRODUCING TEAM KATRINE
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Anne Shaw, Skip
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Val Saville, Third
Treasurer
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Linda Hoskins, Second
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Janette McLeod, Lead
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Anne is from Blairgowrie, Val of Dunblane, Linda of Inverness, and Janette of Edinburgh. Curling is one of their favorite pastimes and includes awesome experience. We encourage you to visit with each and find out who enjoys badminton, who has lived in London, Germany, and Southern California, who is a Coffee Shop Assistant, and who is a retired pharmacologist. All are exceptionally active from horse riding, Tai-Chi to reading and croquet. Get to know 'our' Scots who are here to enjoy curling, to learn about our Clubs, to understand regional culture, and to make lifetime friends.
Cheers and Good Curling to Team Katrine!