
Kelsey Calvert
Age: 32
Born: Fort Saskatchewan, AB
Resides: Carberry, MB
Throws: Right
Profession: Family Liaison Officer, Department of Defence
College/University: University of Alberta
Curling Highlights:
2024 Scotties Bronze[cr][lf]2026 Scotties (5th)[cr][lf]2026 Manitoba Women's Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2024 Manitoba Women's Finalist[cr][lf]2020, 2019 Alberta Women's Finalist
2024 Scotties Bronze[cr][lf]2026 Scotties (5th)[cr][lf]2026 Manitoba Women's Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2024 Manitoba Women's Finalist[cr][lf]2020, 2019 Alberta Women's Finalist
Junior Highlights:
2017 Winter Universiade Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 Canadian Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 Alberta Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015 CIS/CCA University Gold[cr][lf]2014, 2013 CIS/CCA University Silver
2017 Winter Universiade Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 Canadian Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015, 2014 Alberta Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015 CIS/CCA University Gold[cr][lf]2014, 2013 CIS/CCA University Silver
Kelsey Calvert — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Kelsey Calvert
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (100.0%): | 117.738 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 117.738 |
Kelsey Calvert Notes
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Apr 10, 2026
Manitoba Champions Rebrand as Team Calvert Heading Into New Olympic Cycle
The rink that won the 2026 Manitoba women's provincial championship and represented the province at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts is staying together -- just under a new name. Previously known as Team Peterson, skip Kelsey Calvert, third Beth Peterson, second Katherine Remillard, and lead Melissa Gordon-Kurz are returning intact for the 2026-27 season with Calvert's name now on the marquee. It's a subtle but significant shift as the Winnipeg-based rink looks to build on a strong campaign and establish themselves as a consistent force in Manitoba and on the national stage heading into the new quadrennial.




