Zoe Cinnamon
Age: 24
Born: Calgary, AB
Resides: Edmonton, AB
Throws: Right
College/University: University of Alberta
Zoe Cinnamon — Team History
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Women's
2026/27 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2026/27 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2025/26 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2025/26 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2024/25 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2024/25 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2023/24 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2023/24 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2022/23 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2021/22 — Edmonton, AB
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Girls'
2021/22 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2020/21 — Edmonton, AB
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Girls'
2020/21 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2020/21 — Cochrane, AB
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Girls'
2019/20 — Cochrane, AB
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Girls'
2018/19 — Cochrane, AB
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Girls'
2017/18 — Calgary, AB
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Girls'
2016/17 — Cochrane, AB
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Girls'
2015/16 — Cochrane, AB
Zoe Cinnamon Notes
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Mar 30, 2026
Walker Returns to Women's Game, Joins Gray-Withers for New Olympic Cycle
Laura Walker is returning to women's curling full-time, joining Team Serena Gray-Withers as second for the 2026-27 season. The 35-year-old Edmonton-based curler steps in after parting ways with mixed doubles partner Kirk Muyres following eight years together, bringing a wealth of big-game experience to a young rink on the rise. Walker's resume speaks for itself -- a Scotties bronze as skip in 2021, a Canadian Mixed Doubles title and World Mixed Doubles bronze with Muyres in 2018, and a Scotties silver medal this past season filling in for Team Lawes. Gray-Withers, third Catherine Clifford, and lead Zoe Cinnamon had been searching for a second after parting with Lindsey Burgess, and in Walker they've found more than a replacement -- they've added a proven competitor to a team that already claimed the Grand Slam U25 title and Curling Canada's U25 NextGen Classic this season, and is ranked fifth in Canada heading into the new Olympic cycle.