Karlee Burgess's move to Team Chelsea Carey has ended the Winnipeg team's qualification for the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Canadian Curling Trials.
Karlee Burgess is leaving Team Chelsea Carey, the Winnipeg-based curling team that finished as the highest unqualified team on the Curling Canada Team Ranking System (CTRS) at the end of last season. Burgess, alongside front end players Emily Zacharias and Lauren Lenentine, advanced to the previous two Scotties finals, losing to Team Kerri Einarson in 2023 and Team Rachel Homan in 2024.
With six-time Canadian champion Jennifer Jones retired from four-person curling, Burgess joined Team Carey this season. Per Curling Canada rules, at least three players need to return to the team in order to keep a qualification spot. With Burgess now departed, only two players from last year's squad remain.As a result, Team Carey is no longer qualified for the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay and the 2025 Canadian Curling Trials in Halifax. (CTRS), Alberta's Team Selena Sturmay will now get the pre-qualified spot for the Scotties while Team Einarson will get their Trials spot
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