# Joanne Courtney
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joanne courtney (born March 7, 1989 as Joanne Taylor) is a Canadian curler from Edmonton, Alberta. She plays lead for the Rachel Homan rink which won the 2017 World Women's Curling Championship and represented Canada at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
== Career ==
=== Alberta playing for Sweeting ===
Courtney played third for Val Sweeting.
From the Hack Curling Podcast - December 4th 2018
This week, guest contributor Kristina Frlan of the Lazy Handle Curling Show on YouTube helps us with interviews of Joanne Courtney (4:10) and Ben Hebert (12:35) as they prepared for the Canada Cup. We also welcome Jamie Sinclair (29:25) and Tracy Fleury (34:14) who will both skip their team in the …
From the Hack Curling Podcast - August 29th 2018
Part 1 of our 2018-19 Season Preview focuses on Canada. Guests include - Joanne Courtney, B.J. Neufeld, Kerri Einarson, Brent Laing, Jocelyn Peterman, Chelsea Carey and Gerry Geurts of the World Curling Tour.
Episode 65: 5 Reasons why you aren't a better brusher
75% of what a front end is responsible for is sweeping related, and yet our practices don't reflect that. In my experience helping curlers improve their brushing performance, I've noticed a few trends in terms of what they are not already doing, and what kinds of things help them uplevel their abil…
Don't Call It a Comeback w/ Joanne Courtney
It's been a whirlwind of a few weeks in the curling world, as Brendan Bottcher makes his Team Gushue debut with an impressive performance at the Pan-Continental Curling Championships. We break that down and wonder what the future of that tournament holds, while also discussing some of the "concerns…
The Kevin Karius Show - Feb. 14th, 2025 - Hour 3
In Hour 3 we were joined by Joanne Courtney from Curling on TSN's broadcast team and Morning Cuppa Hockey's Jonny Lazarus.
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Episode 88: Mental Health Meets High Performance with Sarah Wilkes
In this episode, I'm joined by World Champion curler, mom, and Registered Psychotherapist Sarah Wilkes, who brings a rare and valuable dual perspective to the world of sport — one from the ice, and one from the therapist's chair.
Currently playing lead on the #1 ranked team in the world and fresh …
Pebble Water 18.0
In this pebble water version of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I deal with an application of "The Aggregation Of Marginal Gains" (from last week's episode) and a topic that almost goes without notice at the start of a curling season, footwear, but not one's curling shoes per se but rather that porti…
Episode 91: February 2026 Month in Review
February 2026 Recap: Certification, TV Curling & What's Next
This is the first episode in a new monthly format; a short and sweet recap of what's been happening behind the scenes in my world and inside Empowered Performance.
In this February review, I'm walking you through a big professional mile…
Pebble Water 22.0
In this episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" there is a question posed by a listener about how curlers can remember the different speeds and paths the rocks take, a comment about the back line rule, a group of sound bites regarding the recently concluded "Masters" golf tournament and a wrap up …
Joanne Courtney, Bruce Mouat, The Broadcast Team Announcement + More
It's the first full-length episode of the brand-new Curling Hotline podcast, and the phone lines are burning up! First, Joanne Courtney phones in to discuss her brand-new position on the TCG Broadcast Team, what she's most excited for in the booth, and some bold predictions for the season. And then…
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