The Niagara Knights won their first OCAA women's curling title since 2013. Niagara was the class of the competition during the round robin with a first-place record of 4-1. But Niagara had a flare for the dramatic the remainder of the competition. The Knights needed an extra end to defeat Humber 8-7 in the semis, then scored three in an extra end to down Fanshawe 10-7 in the gold medal game.