Wendy Morgan has won The Joan Mead Builder Award at the 2017 Scotties® Tournament of Hearts.
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award
- 2016 - Renée Sonnenberg
- 2015 - Bernadette McIntyre
- 2014 - Linda Moore - TSN broadcaster
- 2012 – Cheryl Bernard
- 2011 – Elaine Dagg-Jackson, National Team Coach
- 2010 – Anne Merklinger
- 2009 – Linda Bolton
- 2008 – Don Wittman
- 2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
- 2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
- 2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
- 2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
- 2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
- 2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
- 2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
- 2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
Renée Sonnenberg has won The Joan Mead Builder Award at the 2016 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award
2015 - Bernadette McIntyre
2014 - Linda Moore - TSN broadcaster
2012 – Cheryl Bernard
2011 – Elaine Dagg-Jackson, National Team Coach
2010 – Anne Merklinger
2009 – Linda Bolton
2008 – Don Wittman
2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
Bernadette McIntyre has won the Joan Mead Builder Award at the 2015 Scotties® Tournament of Hearts
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award
2014 - Linda Moore - TSN broadcaster
2012 – Cheryl Bernard
2011 – Elaine Dagg-Jackson, National Team Coach
2010 – Anne Merklinger
2009 – Linda Bolton
2008 – Don Wittman
2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
Linda Moore has won The Joan Mead Builder Award at the 2014 Scotties® Tournament of Hearts
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award
2012 – Cheryl Bernard
2011 – Elaine Dagg-Jackson, National Team Coach
2010 – Anne Merklinger
2009 – Linda Bolton
2008 – Don Wittman
2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
Andrew Klaver who has been the official photographer for the Scotties® for the last 23 years has won the Joan Mead Builder’s Award at the 2013 Scotties® Tournament of Hearts.
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award:
2012 - Cheryl Bernard
2010 – Anne Merklinger
2009 – Linda Bolton
2008 – Don Wittman
2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
Elaine Dagg-Jackson the National Team Coach from the Canadian Curling Association has won The Joan Mead Builder’s Award at the 2011 Scotties® Tournament of Hearts.
Each year, an award is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the growth and development of women’s curling in Canada. The Award has been named in honour of the late Joan Mead who was a producer for CBC. Joan passed away in 2000.
Past Winners of the Joan Mead Builder Award:
- 2007 – Muriel Fage, CCA/ SSFoundation Board member
- 2006 – Robin Wilson, Scott Tournament of Hearts Coordinator
- 2005 – Shirley Morash, Former CCA President
- 2004 – Dr. Vera Pezer, Curler, Coach, Psychologist, Author
- 2003 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
- 2002 – Vic Rauter, TSN broadcaster
- 2002 – Warren Hansen, Manager, Event Operations and Media, CCA
- 2001 – Lloyd Stansell, Ice-maker
