This award was established in memory of Kay Giles. Each year at the Scotties BC Women’s Curling Championship, presented by Best Western , the players vote for a fellow competitor who they believe embodies the spirit of the game.

Past Recipients:

• 2024 – Meredith Cole
• 2023 – Kristen Ryan, Maple Ridge
• 2022 – Grace MacInnes, Langley
• 2021 – COVID
• 2020 – Brette Richards, Lake Country
• 2019 – Michelle Dunn, Chilliwack
• 2018 – Lori Seemann, Kelowna
• 2017 – Julie Herndier, Cloverdale
• 2016 – Carley St Blaze, Victoria
• 2015 – Patti Knezevic and Rhonda Camozzi, Prince George
• 2014 – Jen Rusnell, Prince George
• 2013 – Lori Olsen, Royal City
• 2012 – Nicole Backe, Nanaimo
• 2011 – Jill Winters, Nelson
• 2010 – Kristy Lewis, Richmond
• 2009 – Terri Bublitz, Kamloops
• 2008 – Anita Cochrane, Royal City
• 2007 – Allison MacInnes, Kamloops
• 2006 – Jill Winters, Nelson
• 2005 – Kristy Lewis & Toni Wells
• 2004 – Pat Sanders, Duncan
• 2003 – Cheryl Noble, Duncan
• 2002 – Roselyn Craig, Duncan
• 2001 – Eileen Mitton, Abbotsford
• 2000 – Shannon Cooper, Fort Nelson
• 1999 – LeeAnn Dapavo, Kelowna
• 1998 – Liz Folk, Kelowna
• 1997 – Cathy Horcoff, Prince Rupert
• 1996 – Kerrylyn Richard, Kelowna
• 1995 – Kim Grimm, Prince Rupert
• 1994 – Kim Grimm, Prince Rupert
• 1993 – Betty MacLellan, Chilliwack
• 1992 – Sandra Ishida, North Shore Winter Club
• 1991 – Donna Giles, North Shore Winter Club
• 1990 – Sharon Kempthorne, Kelowna
• 1989 – Agnes Giles, Richmond
• 1988 – Judy MacKinnon, Kimberley
• 1987 – Kerry Miller Team, Cloverdale
• 1986 – Diana Smith Team, Kimberley
• 1985 – Pat Moore, Duncan
• 1984 – M.L. Pfenning, Kelowna
• 1983 – Judie Roberts, Castlegar
• 1982 – Bobbie Wallace, Vancouver
• 1981 – Dimps Horn, 100 Mile House
• 1980 – Leila Johnston, Prince George

Criteria:

• Voted on by fellow competitors at the event

Past Recipients:

• 2024 – Adam Fenton & Jesse Tiede
• 2023 – Coburn Fadden, Kamloops
• 2022 – Coburn Fadden, Kamloops
• 2021 – COVID
• 2020 – Mack Ellis, Nanaimo
• 2019 – Bryan Yamada, Kamloops
• 2018 – Connor Deane, Tunnel Town
• 2017 – Colin Anderson, Grand Forks
• 2016 – Zane Bartlett, Grand Forks
• 2015 – Paul Henderson, Victoria
• 2014 – Kasey O’Hara, Beaver Valley
• 2013 – Brendan Cliff, Vernon
• 2012 – Chris Haynes, Nelson
• 2011 – Cameron Weir, Delta
• 2010 – Daniel Wenzek, Victoria
• 2009 – Joey Ferguson, Trail
• 2008 – Joel Cave, Victoria
• 2007 – Kyle Sedola, Nanaimo
• 2006 – Kyle Sedola, Nanaimo
• 2005 – Grayson Hall

Flora Martin of Victoria is a Provincial and Canadian Champion. She was inducted into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame in 1979. This award is presented each year at the Junior Women’s Provincials to the curler chosen by her peers to be the most sportsmanlike.

Past Recipients:

• 2024 – Ivy Jensen
• 2023 – Sasha Wilson, Victoria
• 2022 – Meredith Cole, Delta and Madison Munro, Kelowna
• 2021 – COVID
• 2020 – Gracelyn Richards, Courtenay
• 2019 – Elizabeth Bowles/Sasha Wilson, Delta/Victoria
• 2018 – Brenna Drought, Mill Bay
• 2017 – Megan McGillivray, Vernon
• 2016 – Sydney Brilz, Victoria
• 2015 – Kirsten Zucchet, Chilliwack
• 2014 – Sydney Hofer, Vernon, and Mariah Coulombe, Juan de Fuca
• 2013 – Cierra Fisher, Kamloops
• 2012 – Michelle Ball, Williams Lake
• 2011 – Megan MacKay, Trail
• 2010 – Falon Burkitt, Prince George
• 2009 – Julianna Tsang, Richmond
• 2008 – Melissa Moen, Vernon
• 2007 – Breanne Muzylowski, Hirsch Creek
• 2006 – Jami McMartin, Colverdale
• 2005 – Jennifer Fewster, Prince George
• 2004 – Jennifer Fewster, Prince George
• 2003 – Jennifer Fewster, Prince George
• 2002 – Karla Sparks, Langley
• 2001 – Jesse Neis, Smithers
• 2000 – Tanya McNee, Fort St. John
• 1999 – Nicole Pellegrin, Victoria
• 1998 – Kristen Windsor, Kamloops
• 1997 – Kelly MacKenzie, Kelowna
• 1996 – Nina Reiniger, Richmond
• 1995 – Julie Provost, Kelowna
• 1994 – Kimberly Brossart, Kamloops
• 1993 – Heather Godberson, Fort St. John
• 1992 – Shannon Barnes, Kelowna
• 1991 – Yvonne LaFleur, Dawson Creek
• 1990 – Patti Thompson, Prince George
• 1989 – Lanette Kowalsky, Kamloops
• 1988 – Tina Walker, Nanaimo
• 1987 – Christine Stewart, Trail
• 1986 – Kim Stewart Team, Fort St. John
• 1985 – Corinne Massullo Team, Powell River
• 1984 – Allyson Trimble, Richmond
• 1983 – Krista Hanni, UBC
• 1982 – Debbie Massullo, Powell River & Terry Peterson, Dawson Creek

Lottie became involved with curling in 1946 and was President of the BCLCA during the 1971-72 and 1977-78 seasons. Gordon Hill and family have donated a plaque in memory of Lottie Hill to be presented each year at the Senior Women’s Provincial Playdowns.

Past Recipients:

• 2023 – Cathy Chapman
• 2022 – Cindy Curtain
• 2021 – Kerri Miller & Lesley Shearer
• 2020 – Heather Nichol
• 2019 – Heather Nichol
• 2018 – Karen Van Os
• 2017 – Karen Van Os
• 2016 – Penny Shantz, Parksville
• 2015 – Teri Palynchuk
• 2014 – Heather Nichol
• 2013 – Teri Palynchuk
• 2012 – Sharon MacDonald, Langley
• 2011 – Deb deTremaudan, Trail
• 2010 – Marilyn Berry, Trail
• 2009 – Teri Palynchuk
• 2008 – Barb Koftinoff
• 2007 – Sherry Heath
• 2006 – Sandra Morden
• 2005 – Kathy Smiley
• 2004 – Beverley Stevens, Nelson
• 2003 – Lois Cutler, Nelson
• 2002 – Mary Rauter, Terrace
• 2001 – Lois Cutler, Nelson
• 2000 – Lou Ollenberger, Fort St. John
• 1999 – Marlene Peterson, Victoria
• 1998 – Linora Hudson, Coquitlam
• 1997 – Judy Degerness, Terrace
• 1996 – Lou Ollenberger, Fort St. John
• 1995 – Eunice Higgs, Richmond
• 1994 – Lou Logan, Royal City
• 1993 – Gloria Pickering, Cranbrook
• 1992 – Sharon Kaspick, Duncan
• 1991 – Marg Folk, 100 Mile House
• 1990 – Stella Kientz, Fort St. John
• 1989 – Helen Francouer, Houston
• 1988 – Joyce Paul, Prince Rupert
• 1987 – Lorraine Baron Team, North Vancouer
• 1986 – Jean Billing Team, Prince Rupert
• 1985 – Jean Skobalski, Vernon
• 1984 – Bev Flecther, Trail
• 1983 – Ivy McLeod, Victoria
• 1982 – Mona MacLean, Dawson Creek
• 1981 – Joy Frechette, Kitimat

• 2024, Cindy Curtain
• 2023, Mary Ellen Konyer
• 2022, Terry Townsend-Jones
• 2021, COVID
• 2020, Rita Araki
• 2019, Marg Obee, Nanaimo

• 2024, Blair Jarvis, Team Reynolds and David Arndt, Team Arndt
• 2023, Carley Sandwith-Craig, Team Coles-Lyster and Karen Lepine, Team Reed
• 2022, Todd Troyer, Team Wilson, Bryan Miki, Team Deane, Len Chong, Team Wong and Dale Hofer from Team Blaeser
• 2021,
• 2020,
• 2019, Len Stewart, Victoria, Team Wilson, and Brian Cole, Langley, Team Umbach
• 2018, Len Stewart, Victoria, Team Wilson, and Bryan Miki, Royal City, Team Sato
• 2017 – Allison MacInnes, Kamloops, Team Brown, and Bryan Miki, Royal City, Team Sato
• 2016 – Jim Cotter, Vernon, Team Harvey, and Todd Troyer, Victoria, Team Henderson
• 2015 – Ernie Daniels, Team Daniels, and Todd Troyer, Victoria, Team Henderson
• 2014 – Len Chilibeck, Team Reid, and Stacy Holt, Coquitlam, Team Egan
• 2013 – Len Stewart, Victoria, Team Silversides
• 2012 – Todd Troyer, Victoria, Team Hozak
  Doug Dalziel, Prince George, Team Burkitt
• 2011 – Todd Troyer, Victoria, Team Hozak
  Doreen Jones, Chilliwack, Team Prinse
• 2010 – Todd Troyer, Victoria, Team Hozak
  Doug Dalziel, Prince George, Team Burkitt
• 2009 – Victor Shimizu, Richmond, Team Shimizu
  Bill Tschirhart, Golden Ears, Team Kedziora
• 2008 – Katie Witt, Royal City, Team Page
  Len Stewart, Victoria, Team Cave
• 2007 – Cindy Tucker, Victoria, Team Sivertson
  Len Chillibeck, Victoria, Team Kedziora
• 2006 – Bernard Brosseau, Lumby, Team Brosseau
  Karen Watson, Royal City, Team Wakefield
• 2005 – Terry Bublitz, Trail, Team Schmidt
  Al Wood, Victoria, Team Baier
• 2004 – Rick Fewster, Prince George, Team Fewster
  John Pisarczyk, Kamloops

• 2003 – Terry Bublitz, Trail, Team Schmidt, John Pisarczyk, Kamloops
• 2002 – Terry Vandale, Elkford, Team Vandale