Major honours
The longest-standing top-tier team in modern women's curling. Jennifer Jones won her first national title at the 2005 Scotties final in St. John's with a last-stone hit-and-roll off a corner guard for four points, still one of the most replayed shots in the sport. Kaitlyn Lawes joined in 2010 to complete a lineup with Jill Officer and Dawn McEwen, and this foursome went 11-0 at Sochi 2014 for women's curling's first undefeated Olympic title. World titles came a decade apart, in Vernon in 2008 and North Bay in 2018, and six Scotties titles between 2005 and 2018 tied the record held by Colleen Jones. After eighteen Scotties appearances, Jones stepped away from four-person competition after 2024, continuing in mixed doubles with her husband, Brent Laing.
Record comparison
Bars are scaled to the strongest team in this list.
Club legends
Rivalry
The record for most Scotties titles was compared for years against Colleen Jones' Nova Scotia teams across generations, and from the late 2010s Rachel Homan's Ontario squad became the main domestic rival.