Dorenda Alene Bailey ( Stirton; born c. 1947) better known as Dorenda Schoenhals is a Canadian curler. She is a former Canadian women's, mixed and university champion. Career Youth In 1963, she skipped her Moose Jaw Central Collegiate high school team of Linda Thompson, Bev Rogers and Nola Heal to a provincial championship defeating the Gloria Clarke rink of Kindsersley. In 1964, she led her high school team, of Heal, Joan Howes and Nancy Small to the provincial final again, but lost to Sharon Wozny of Meath Park. After graduating from Central Collegiate, Schoenhals went to the University of Saskatchewan and continued to curl for the university's curling team. Playing third on the team, skipped by Deanna Bryden, the university women's team won the Western Canada Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championships in 1965. Schoenhals took over as skip of the team in 1966, and led her rink of Kay Lukowich, Gloria Nolan and Carol Anne Giesbrecht to a second-straight Western Canada University title that year. Stirton won a third straight title in 1967, with team mates Dawn Forrest, Nolan, and Linda Burnham. The team would go on to win a special national championship held that year, known as "Olympiad '67", held as part of Canada's Centennial. Stirton won a fourth straight title in 1968. Stirton won a fifth straight Western Canada university title in 1969, leading her rink of sister Cheryl Stirton, Bunrham and Joan Anderson to victory in her final year at the University of Saskatchewan. Women's After University, Schoenhals found immediate success playing at the women's level. She led her team of sister Cheryl, Burnham and Anderson to win the Northern Saskatchewan title in 1970, defeating the defending Canadian champion Joyce McKee rink in the final. A week later, the team won the provincial championship, defeating Pauline Klaudeman in the final. This sent the team to the 1970 Canadian Ladies Curling Association Championship, where they represented Saskatchewan. The team was the youngest ever to play at the Canadian championship with a combined age of 81. Schoenhals also was five months pregnant at the time. At the championship, the team headed into the last day of round robin play with a 7-0 record, but lost both their final two games, forcing a three-way playoff. The team won their first playoff game, defeating Manitoba's Glenda Buhr rink 8-6. They then defeated Donna Clark and her British Columbia team in the final,