POOL B

BRITISH COLUMBIA (Kamloops)

Corryn Brown

Brown reached the championship round and lost in a tiebreaker to Nova Scotia in 2020.

MANITOBA (Winnipeg)

Jennifer Jones

Jones could go in the record books as the only curler to win seven Canadian women’s titles.

NEW BRUNSWICK (Fredericton)

Melissa Adams

A former Canadian and world junior champion.

NEWFOUNDLAND (St. John’s)

Sarah Hill

Hill will make her Hearts debut.

NUNAVUT (Iqaluit)

Lori Eddy

Eddy’s 2-5 record in Moose Jaw didn’t reflect how tough an opponent Nunavut was.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (Cornwall) Suzanne Birt

Birt won bronze and posted a 10-3 record in her Hearts debut in 2003.

QUEBEC (Laval)

Laurie St-Georges

Quebec’s provincial runners-up last year make their Hearts debuts.

SASKATCHEWAN (Saskatoon)

Sherry Anderson

Anderson was Saskatchewan’s selection as the highest-ranking team over the last two years of provincial playdowns.

WILD CARD 1 (Winnipeg)

Chelsea Carey

This is Tracy Fleury’s team, but the skip opted out to be with daughter, Nina, who is receiving treatment for a medical condition.