Rachel Homan - Year By Year Statistics

Year By Year Statistics

Year Team Position Event Finish Record Pct.*
2003 Homan (RCC) Skip Ontario Bantam 1st N/A -
2003 Bushfield (CVCC) Third Ontario Bantam Mixed 1st N/A -
2004 Homan (CVCC) Skip Ontario Bantam 1st N/A -
2005 Homan (CVCC) Skip Ontario Bantam 1st N/A -
2006 Homan (CVCC) Skip Ontario Bantam 1st N/A -
2006 Homan (CVCC) Skip Ontario Winter Games 1st N/A -
2007 Homan (CVCC) Skip Ontario Juniors 3rd N/A -
2007 Ontario (Homan) Skip Canada Winter Games 1st 7-0 -
2008 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario Juniors 2nd 5-4 -
2009 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario Juniors 1st 8-0 -
2009 Ontario (Homan) Skip Canadian Juniors 2nd 10-3 80
2009 Homan (OCC) Skip Olympic Pre-Q 5th 3-3 75
2010 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario Juniors 1st 7-1 -
2010 Ontario (Homan) Skip Canadian Juniors 1st 13-0 84
2010 Canada (Homan) Skip World Juniors 2nd 9-2 -
2011 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario STOH 1st 10-1 -
2011 Ontario (Homan) Skip 2011 STOH 4th 9-5 79
2012** M. Homan (RCC) Third Ontario Mixed 1st 7-3 -
2012** Ontario (M. Homan) Third (Canadian Mixed) 6th 8-5 75
2011 Homan (OCC) Skip Canada Cup 4th 2-4 79
2012 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario STOH 2nd 10-1 -
2013 Homan (OCC) Skip Ontario STOH 1st 11-0 -
2013 Ontario (Homan) Skip 2013 STOH 1st 12-1 83
2013 Canada (Homan) Skip 2013 WCC 3rd 9-4 82
Scotties Tournament of Hearts Totals 21-6 81
World Championship Totals 9-4 82

* Round robin only ** Event occurred in the 2011 calendar year, but was billed as the 2012 edition.

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