
Emily Riley
Age: 28
Born: Kirkland, QC
Resides: Kirkland, QC
Started Curling: 2007
Throws: Right
Profession: Mental Performance Coach, Self Employed
College/University: McGill University
Emily Riley — Team History
Riley
Women's
2026/27 — Laval, QC
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Women's
2025/26 — Laval, QC
Riley
Women's
2024/25 — Montreal, QC
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Mixed Doubles
2024/25 — Montreal, QC
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Women's
2023/24 — Montreal, QC
Riley
Mixed Doubles
2023/24 — Montreal, QC
Riley
Women's
2022/23 — Laval-sur-la-Lac, QC
Riley
Mixed Doubles
2022/23 — Montreal, QC
Riley
Women's
2021/22 — Laval, QC
Riley
Mixed Doubles
2021/22 — Saguenay, QC
Riley
Women's
2020/21 — Laval, QC
Riley
Women's
2019/20 — Montreal, QC
Riley
Mixed Doubles
2019/20 — Montreal, QC
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Women's
2018/19 — Laval, QC
Riley
Girls'
2018/19 — Laval, QC
Riley
Men's
2017/18 — Laval, QC
Riley
Women's
2017/18 — Laval, QC
Riley
Girls'
2017/18 — Laval, QC
Riley
Women's
2016/17 — Laval, QC
Riley
Girls'
2016/17 — Laval, QC
Riley
Women's
2015/16 — Laval, QC
Riley
Girls'
2015/16 — Laval, QC
Emily Riley 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.












