
Jocelyn Peterman
Age: 33
Born: Red Deer, AB
Resides: Chestermere, AB
Throws: Right
College/University: University of Calgary
Curling Highlights:
2026, 2022 Olympian[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Olympic Mixed Doubles Trials Champion[cr][lf]2021 Canadian Olympic Trials Champion[cr][lf]2019 World Mixed Doubles Finalist[cr][lf]2016 Scotties Champion[cr][lf]2019, 2016 Canadian Mixed Doubles Champion[cr][lf]2018 Canadian Open GSOC Champion
2026, 2022 Olympian[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Olympic Mixed Doubles Trials Champion[cr][lf]2021 Canadian Olympic Trials Champion[cr][lf]2019 World Mixed Doubles Finalist[cr][lf]2016 Scotties Champion[cr][lf]2019, 2016 Canadian Mixed Doubles Champion[cr][lf]2018 Canadian Open GSOC Champion
Junior Highlights:
2012 Canadian Junior Champion[cr][lf]2011 Canada Games Finalist
2012 Canadian Junior Champion[cr][lf]2011 Canada Games Finalist
Jocelyn Peterman — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Kerri Einarson
| Event Results: (Best 3 Results counted) | ||
| Autumn Gold Curling Classic | 5 | 24.000 |
| AMJ Shorty Jenkins Classic | 5 | 17.400 |
| Saville Shootout | 5 | 15.900 |
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 57.300 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (62.5%): | 212.406 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 269.706 |
2026-27 World Ranking Mixed Doubles: Player Points
| Events: Jocelyn Peterman | Standings | Points Won |
| Player Total: | 0.000 | |
| World Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Ranking Start (80.0%): | 31.290 | |
| Back to Standings | World Ranking Total: | 31.290 |
Jocelyn Peterman Notes
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Mar 30, 2026
Peterman Joins Team Einarson as Retooled Rink Sets Sights on New Quadrennial
Team Einarson is entering the new Olympic cycle with a refreshed look, announcing that Jocelyn Peterman will join the squad as lead and vice-skip for the 2026-27 season. Kerri Einarson remains at skip, with Shannon Birchard sliding to third and Karlee Burgess moving to second -- keeping a familiar and well-tested sweeping partnership intact in their new roles. Peterman arrives with an impressive international track record and adds another layer of experience and versatility to an already accomplished rink. Fresh off a Scotties Tournament of Hearts gold medal this past season, Team Einarson shows no signs of slowing down as they begin building toward the next Olympic Games.



