The club would like to congratulate member Tricia MacGregor on her upcoming induction into the the PEI Curling Hall of Fame!:
FROM THE HALL OF FAME NOTICE:
The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixteenth induction ceremony on Tuesday, October 22nd 2024 in the Southport Room at the Stratford Town Hall, 234 Shakespeare Drive.
Tricia MacGregor, who won PEI championships at the Junior Women’s, Mixed, Women’s and Senior Women’s categories,
Charlottetown curler Norm MacNeill, who won a number of PEI Men’s and Senior Men’s titles,
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She won the PEI Junior Women’s’ Curling Championship in 1989, playing second stone with skip Shelly Danks (now Bradley), third Gail MacNeil, and lead Sheri Currie.
She was a repeat winner at second the next year, with Shelly as skip, third Pamela MacCallum, and lead Vanessa MacCallum.
(L-R): Kyle Stevenson, Tammi Lowther, Doug MacGregor, Tricia MacGregor
Tricia won her first of two PEI Mixed Curling Championships in 2008, playing lead with skip Kyle Stevenson, third Tammi Lowther, and second Doug MacGregor.
Her second Mixed win was in 2010, with Donna Butler replacing Tammi Lowther at third.
In 1996, Tricia won the PEI Women’s Curling Championship at second stone, with skip Susan McInnis, third Kathy O’Rourke, and lead Leslie Allan. She was also named to the All-Star team at the nationals.
In 2000, she won the provincial title again, playing lead for Shelly Bradley, with third Janice MacCallum, and second Leslie Allan. She was named to the All-Star team for the lead position.
The same team won again in 2001.
In 2004 and again in 2006 Tricia won playing lead for skip Suzanne Gaudet, with third Susan McInnis, and second stone Nancy Cameron.
Tricia won the PEI Women’s Curling Championship again in 2010, playing lead for Kathy ORourke, with third Erin Carmody, and second stone Geri-Lynn Ramsay. At the Nationals, they made it all the way to the final, losing in an extra end to Jennifer Jones to take home the silver medal.
That year her team was also named as Sport PEI’s Team of the Year.
In 2011 Tricia was named as Alternate for Suzanne Gaudet’s team who represented PEI at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts here in Charlottetown.
She then stepped away for curling for a few years, as her daughters Chelsey and Sophie were active in sports. During this time, she helped coach her daughter Chelsey’s curling team.
Tricia came back to competitive play in 2022 and won the Provincial Senior’s title, playing lead with skip Shelly Bradley, third Susan McInnis, and second Julie Scales. She won the Senior’s title again in 2023, also playing lead.
In December 2024, she will be going to the National Seniors in December in Moncton, NB. She is with the same four players but is now playing second stone.