Jennifer Jones is an athlete-turned-broadcaster who is widely regarded as one of the greatest curlers of all time. Winning a gold medal at the 2014 Olympics–and being the only female skip to go undefeated while doing it–is the highlight of a career that also includes 18 appearances at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, where she won six championships. She’s also a two-time World champion and represented Canada at the 2022 Olympics. Jones is third on the all-time Grand Slam of Curling victories list, having won 17 titles across almost two decades, with her first win coming in 2006 and her last in 2023.
After calling it a career in 2024, she turned to the broadcast booth, immediately finding success as one of the lead analysts on Sportsnet’s Grand Slam of Curling coverage. She also called the 2026 Olympics for CBC, and will return to the booth as part of The Curling Group’s team for the 2026-27 season.
