
Laurie St-Georges
Age: 29
Born: Laval, QC
Resides: Laval, QC
Started Curling: 2006
Throws: Right
Profession: Student
High School: Montmorency college
College/University: Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM)
Junior Highlights:
2017 Junior U21 Slam Series Players Championships - Champion[cr][lf]2016 Canadian Junior Championships 6th place[cr][lf]2016 Junior U21 provincial Championships Gold medalist[cr][lf]2015 Optimist U18 International Curling Championships Bronze medalist[cr][lf]2014 Juvenile U18 Provincial Curling Championships Silver medalist[cr][lf]2013 Quebec Winter Games in Saguenay QC Gold medalist
2017 Junior U21 Slam Series Players Championships - Champion[cr][lf]2016 Canadian Junior Championships 6th place[cr][lf]2016 Junior U21 provincial Championships Gold medalist[cr][lf]2015 Optimist U18 International Curling Championships Bronze medalist[cr][lf]2014 Juvenile U18 Provincial Curling Championships Silver medalist[cr][lf]2013 Quebec Winter Games in Saguenay QC Gold medalist
Laurie St-Georges — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Kate Cameron
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (100.0%): | 67.424 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 67.424 |
Laurie St-Georges Notes
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Apr 2, 2026
Manitoba's Cameron Crosses Provinces to Skip Quebec Rink
There's a new name on the door in Quebec women's curling. Eight-time Scotties veteran Kate Cameron is leaving Manitoba behind to skip a fresh lineup out of Quebec, teaming up with former provincial skip Laurie St-Georges, who steps into the third position alongside returning teammates second Emily Riley and lead Emilia Gagne. It's a bold shake-up on both sides -- Cameron brings years of national-stage experience and a top-five world ranking from the 2021-22 season, while St-Georges, a five-time Quebec representative at the Scotties, knows exactly what it takes to compete at the highest level in the province. With that combination of veteran leadership and local familiarity, Team Cameron arrives as an immediate contender heading into the new Olympic cycle.




