Kelsey Rocque

Kelsey Rocque has achieved success as a world junior curling champion and now brings her experience to coaching the next generation. After leading Team Alberta to consecutive World Junior titles in 2014 and 2015, Kelsey Rocque went on to establish herself as a highly accomplished skip in competitive curling. Her tenure representing the University of Alberta Pandas, which began in 2013, saw her secure back-to-back CIS (now U Sports) national championships in both 2015 and 2016. Rocque further solidified her elite status in the sport by winning the 2017 World University Games, demonstrating a consistent trajectory of success at the highest levels of collegiate and junior competition.

She also serves as a spare in various competitive leagues across Manitoba and is a key player for Team Peterson out of Winnipeg. With Team Peterson, Rocque achieved a second-place finish in a significant provincial showdown against Kaitlyn Lawes’ renowned rink, underscoring her continued skill and competitive drive within the sport. Her commitment to excellence extends beyond the rink, as evidenced by her Master’s degree in counselling. Leveraging her advanced degree, Rocque also applies her expertise as a Military Family Counsellor at CFB Shilo, demonstrating a unique blend of leadership, strategic thinking, and compassionate support.

This dual career path highlights her comprehensive skill set, from guiding elite athletes as the Head Coach of the Brandon University Bobcats to providing critical mental health support. Kelsey Rocque embodies dedication to both her professional career and her passion for curling, making her a formidable talent both on and off the ice.