Kim Bonneau
Age: 23
Born: Abbotsford, BC
Resides: Calgary, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Senior Accountant, Deloitte Calgary
Curling Highlights:
2026 Scotties (3-5)[cr][lf]2026 BC Women's Champion[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Open Tier 2 GSOC Champion[cr][lf]2024 U25 NextGen Classic Champion
2026 Scotties (3-5)[cr][lf]2026 BC Women's Champion[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Open Tier 2 GSOC Champion[cr][lf]2024 U25 NextGen Classic Champion
Junior Highlights:
2021 World Junior Qualifier Silver
2021 World Junior Qualifier Silver
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Taylor Reese-Hansen
| Event Results: (Best 3 Results counted) | ||
| Saville Shootout | 3 | 22.525 |
| Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic | 5 | 18.900 |
| Autumn Gold Curling Classic | N/A | 6.000 |
| Saville Grand Prix | N/A | 4.050 |
| GSOC Invitational | N/A | 3.750 |
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 47.425 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (62.5%): | 107.531 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 154.956 |
Kim Bonneau Notes
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Mar 24, 2026
BC Champions Reese-Hansen Running It Back
The 2026 BC Women's champions aren't fixing what isn't broken. Skip Taylor Reese-Hansen, third Megan McGillivray, second Kim Bonneau, and lead Julianna MacKenzie have confirmed they'll return together for the 2026-27 season, setting their sights on a four-year run at the top. The Victoria-based rink enjoyed a breakout campaign this past season, claiming the provincial title before making their Scotties Tournament of Hearts debut. Despite a 3-5 record at the national championship, the team remains ranked fourth in the country and has every reason to believe the best is still ahead of them.