Rachel Homan Secures Back-to-Back Scotties Titles in Dominant Fashion
Rachel Homan has done it again! The Ottawa-based skip and her incredible team have cemented their legacy in Canadian curling by winning back-to-back Scotties Tournament of Hearts titles. With a commanding 6-1 victory over Kerri Einarson’s Manitoba team, Homan and her squad have proven that they are, without a doubt, the team to beat.
This victory wasn’t just about another championship—it was about making history. Homan’s team became the first to go undefeated in consecutive Scotties tournaments, an achievement that showcases their sheer dominance on the ice. Alongside her longtime teammate Emma Miskew, this marks their fifth national title. For Tracy Fleury and Sarah Wilkes, it’s their second, adding another incredible milestone to their curling careers.
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The final itself was a showcase of precision, patience, and strategy. Homan’s team controlled the game from the start, stealing a single point in the seventh end and then adding two more in the eighth to take a comfortable lead. Einarson’s team fought hard, but they simply couldn’t break through Homan’s defensive play. Every shot, every end, Homan and her team executed with the kind of confidence that only champions possess.
With this victory, Team Homan will now represent Canada at the upcoming World Women’s Curling Championship in South Korea, where they’ll look to defend their world title. And as if that wasn’t enough, their win also guarantees them a spot at next year’s Scotties as defending champions.
Homan’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. From her early days in curling to now leading one of the most dominant teams in the sport, she continues to raise the bar. “These moments are tough, they’re a grind,” Homan said after the game. “You’re playing the best teams in Canada, and we know we need to bring our best.” And bring their best they did.
With this latest triumph, Rachel Homan and her team are not just champions—they are legends in the making.
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