Joanne Courtney

Joanne Courtney, born on March seventh, nineteen eighty-nine, is a distinguished Canadian curler hailing from Edmonton, Alberta. Her impressive curling career includes being a vital member of the Rachel Homan rink from two thousand fourteen to two thousand twenty-two. During this time, she achieved remarkable success, including winning the World Women's Curling Championship in two thousand seventeen and proudly representing Canada at the Winter Olympics in two thousand eighteen.

In two thousand twenty-three, Joanne transitioned into a new role as a curling analyst for TSN. Her debut event for the network was the prestigious Scotties Tournament of Hearts, where she brought her extensive knowledge and passion for the sport to the viewers. This new chapter in her career showcases her versatility and commitment to the curling community.

Additionally, Joanne showcased her expertise by covering curling for the CBC during the two thousand twenty-two Winter Olympics, further solidifying her status as a prominent figure in the sport. Her journey from athlete to analyst reflects her deep connection to curling and her desire to share that passion with a broader audience.