Winter Sport Curling

Julie Skinner (nee Sutton) appeared on the Canadian curling scene in 1986, when she and her twin sister, Jodie, captured the Canadian junior women's title in Noranda, Quebec.

It was business as usual for the Law squad at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Utah, where it lost only once in the 10-team round robin. But then it suffered a 6-5 upset to Great Britain's Rhona Martin in the semis.

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Skinner then spent several years out of the spotlight, during which she married. Then, in 2000, Kelley Law of New Westminster put together a new team with Skinner at third. They won the provincial Hearts in grand fashion and caught fire at the Hearts in Prince George, winning six straight, including the final two round-robin games, a tiebreaker, a Page playoff game, a semifinal and a final-game victory over Ontario's Anne Merklinger.