| 2014 HDF Insurance Shoot-Out | |
| Host City: | Edmonton, Alberta |
| Arena: | Saville Community Sports Centre |
| Dates: | September 11–14 |
| Men's Winner: | Brendan Bottcher |
| Curling Club: | Saville Community SC, Edmonton |
| Third: | Tom Appelman |
| Second: | Bradley Thiessen |
| Lead: | Karrick Martin |
| Finalist: |  Steve Laycock |
| Women's Winner: | Chelsea Carey |
| Curling Club2: | Saville Community SC, Edmonton |
| Skip2: | Chelsea Carey |
| Third2: | Laura Crocker |
| Second2: | Taylor McDonald |
| Lead2: | Jen Gates |
| Finalist2: | Valerie Sweeting |
The 2014 HDF Insurance Shoot-Out was held from September 11 to 14 at the Saville Community Sports Centre in Edmonton, Alberta.[1] The event was held on Week 3 of the 2014–15 World Curling Tour. The men's event had a purse of CAD$22,000, and the women's event had a purse of CAD$27,000. The winning team in each event won CAD$6,000.
Local teams from Edmonton won both the men's and women's events. On the men's side, Brendan Bottcher's rink defeated Saskatchewan's Steve Laycock in an extra end. The women's side featured two Edmonton rinks, as Manitoba-transplant Chelsea Carey and her new team beat Valerie Sweeting to claim their first World Curling Tour title in their very first event as a team.
The men's event has a triple knockout format, followed by an eight-team playoff.
Teams are listed as follows:[2]
| Skip | Third | Second | Lead | Locale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Seattle, Washington | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Adelboden, Switzerland | |||||
| Sherwood Park, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Airdrie, Alberta | |||||
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta |
The women's event is a round robin with four pools followed by an eight-team playoff.
Teams are listed as follows:[3]
| Skip | Third | Second | Lead | Locale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biggar, Saskatchewan | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
| Grande Prairie, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Regina, Saskatchewan | |||||
| Winnipeg, Manitoba | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Crestwood, Alberta | |||||
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
| Bern, Switzerland | |||||
| Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Calgary, Alberta | |||||
 Karlstad, Sweden | |||||
| Baden, Switzerland | |||||
| Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Kathleen Dunbar | Edmonton, Alberta | ||||
| Lethbridge, Alberta | |||||
| Edmonton, Alberta | |||||
| Jessie Kaufman (fourth) | Crystal Webster (skip) | Calgary, Alberta |
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