Chelsea Carey is joining forces with Lauren Lenentine, Emily Zacharias and Karlee Burgess after Jennifer Jones announced her retirement.
The old Team Jennifer Jones has found a new skip after Jones recently retired from the four-player game.
With Jennifer retiring from women’s curling, Chelsea is joining our team in the upcoming season. We are excited to add her skill and knowledge to the lineup 🥌top news stories from Canada and around the world. “This is the kind of opportunity you can only dream of really,” Carey told the 680 CJOB Sports Show. “It’s such a great opportunity. I played two amazing events with the girls and going in, not really knowing any of them at all. And to have the success that we had, and for it to feel as easy and as seamless as it did, is not that common.
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