Kim Bonneau
Age: 23
Born: Abbotsford, BC
Resides: Calgary, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Senior Accountant, Deloitte Calgary
Kim Bonneau — Team History
Bonneau
Women's
2026/27 — Victoria, BC
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Women's
2025/26 — Victoria, BC
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Women's
2024/25 — Victoria, BC
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Women's
2023/24 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2022/23 — Edmonton, AB
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Mixed Doubles
2022/23 —
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Women's
2021/22 — Edmonton , AB
Bonneau
Women's
2020/21 — Calgary/Edmonton , AB
Bonneau
Girls'
2020/21 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2019/20 — Edmonton, AB
Bonneau
Girls'
2019/20 — Edmonton, AB
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Women's
2018/19 — Edmonton, AB
Bonneau
Girls'
2018/19 — Edmonton, AB
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Girls'
2018/19 — Edmonton, AB
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Girls'
2016/17 — Delta, BC
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Girls'
2015/16 — BC
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.