Heather Houston

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Women’s Curling
World championships
Gold 1989 Milwaukee Team
Silver 1988 Glasgow Team

Heather Houston is a Canadian curler and world champion.

[edit] International championships

Houston became world champion in 1989 as skip for the Canadian team.[1] She received a silver medal in 1988.

She won the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in 1988 and 1989. She won the 1988 and 1991 Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts, skipping her team. She was Champion skip at the 1996 TSN Skins Game.

[edit] Awards

Heather Houston received the Velma Springstead Trophy in 1989.

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Curling – Women: World Championships" (Retrieved on March 27, 2008)


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World Curling Women's Champions: Nation (team skip)
1979: Switzerland (Gaby Casanova) | 1980: Canada (Marj Mitchell) | 1981: Sweden (Elisabeth Högström) | 1982: Denmark (Marianne Jørgensen) | 1983: Switzerland (Erika Müller) | 1984: Canada (Connie Laliberte) | 1985: Canada (Linda Moore) | 1986: Canada (Marilyn Darte) | 1987: Canada (Pat Sanders) | 1988: Germany (Andrea Schöpp)) | 1989: Canada (Heather Houston) | 1990: Norway (Dordi Nordby) | 1991: Norway (Dordi Nordby) | 1992: Sweden (Elisabet Johansson) | 1993: Canada (Sandra Peterson) | 1994: Canada (Sandra Peterson) | 1995: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 1996: Canada (Marilyn Bodogh) | 1997: Canada (Sandra Schmirler) | 1998: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 1999: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 2000: Canada (Kelley Law) | 2001: Canada (Colleen Jones) | 2002: Scotland (Jackie Lockhart) | 2003: United States (Debbie McCormick) | 2004: Canada (Colleen Jones) | 2005: Sweden (Anette Norberg) | 2006: Sweden (Anette Norberg) | 2007: Canada (Kelly Scott) | 2008: Canada (Jennifer Jones)
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