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Curling · 2019

Rachel Homan

Scotties/Slam dominance plus Canadian title-sponsor portfolio at her commercial peak

Canada · Grand Slam circuit money

Nominal vs present value

Peak-year total
~$0.5m total (Slam/Scotties purses + Canadian endorsements; often cited among curling's highest-paid skips)
Present value
$0.6m (2024) · $0.6m

Local display: $0.6m · Rebased to 2024 USD via US CPI-U

How the total breaks down

Prize money
40%
Sponsors & appearances
60%

Prize money. Grand Slam and Canadian championship earnings across a stacked win résumé.

Sponsors & appearances. National Canadian brands treating Homan as women's curling's primary marketing face.

Impact 89

  • Became the face of women's curling's professional weekly product
  • Showed non-Olympic seasons could still hit curling's top commercial tier
  • Kept sponsor attention on the Slam circuit between Olympic cycles

Homan's marketability convinced Canadian brands that curling's value was not only Olympic fortnight magic. A skip who won Scotties and Slams in ordinary winters could still deliver national reach — a lesson that thickened sponsor support for the women's game year-round.

Homan's late-2010s peak was less a single gold-medal spike than a sustained commercial presence: Scotties titles, Slam wins and a Canadian sponsor stack that sports business desks routinely ranked at the top of the curling market. In CPI-adjusted dollars her best seasons sit with Jones's Olympic year — evidence the weekly product had finally caught up.

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