ABBOTSFORD, B.C. -- Cathy King earned a rare Canadian curling triple crown Sunday afternoon. The Edmonton skip clinched the Canadian senior womens title with a 9-5 victory over Cathy Cunningham of St. Johns, N.L., at the Abbotsford Recreation Centre. In the process, King became the first female to win Canadian junior, womens and seniors championships. Canadian Curling Association officials confirmed that no other woman has achieved the same national honours. "It makes me feel so proud," said King, 52. "It could have gone either way, that game, really, the way that both teams were playing. There were some key shots made and some key shots missed. Im just so happy we ended up on the right end of the winning stick there." Kings victory enabled Alberta rinks to sweep their way to both the mens and womens seniors titles over their Newfoundland and Labrador counterparts. In the mens final, Rob Armitage guided his Red Deer foursome to a 5-2 victory over Glenn Goss of St. Johns. King won the Canadian womens championship, now known as the Scotties, under her former married name Borst in 1998, and claimed back-to-back national junior womens titles in 1977 and 1978. She plans to put her seniors gold medal alongside other honours that she has won over the years in a glass case at home. "Winning the Scotties has gotta be the ultimate, but this is really special," said King. "We are a team that just got together this year. Im really proud of my team. A couple of them have never actually been to a Canadian championship before." The winning rink included third Carolyn Morris, Lesley McEwan and Doreen Gores. The trio asked King to join them after their former skip retired following the 2011 season. King, who curled with a combined Edmonton-Calgary team last year, accepted because it meant less travel to practices and competitions. She locked up the win in the ninth end as a Cunningham miss enabled her to steal three. As a result, a close 6-5 contest was turned into the final margin of victory. "If she gets one there, its tied up going home," said King. "Its anybodys game really. I was just mentally preparing myself for having to draw to the pin to win. Thankfully, I didnt have to do that." "It was a good game up until the ninth end," said Cunningham, 52. "I missed a shot in nine and that was the end of it." King overcame a 5-4 deficit in the seventh end as she drew for two after Cunningham admittedly "over-curled" her last shot. The loss prevented Cunningham, a 13-time provincial champion with 12 in womens play and one at the senior level, from earning her first Canadian title in any age group. Cunningham was denied a Scotties title in 2003 when her rink fell in the final to Colleen Jones of Nova Scotia. The Newfoundland and Labrador skip earned revenge of sorts as she eliminated Jones in a semifinal here, but the national title remained elusive. "Im not sure Im still looking, but I dont have one," said Cunningham, a travel agency manager, who plans to contemplate her curling future while weighing the time demands of her career and sport. Meanwhile, Armitages long quest for a Canadian crown finally ended. He never managed to make it out of his perennial powerhouse province in three decades at the mens level as repeat Alberta and Brier champs Kevin Martin and Randy Ferbey often prevailed. "Its nice to get them both done -- win my first province, and within a month win a Canadian," Armitage said. None of his rink mates -- third Keith Glover, second Randy Ponich or Wilf Edgar -- had won at the national junior, mens or senior mens levels either. Suffice to say the moment was not lost on Armitage, who lists his occupation with a contracting company as "jack of all trades." "It means everything," said Armitage. "I worked on a (livestock) feedlot for 25 years (and) I didnt get married until I was 35, because every day I took off I went curling. I booked all of my holidays to go around curling. ... Ive put in a lot of time at this game. I had bad knees, and then I couldnt practise -- but stuck with it anyway. Its really gratifying." It was a tough afternoon for the Cunningham family as the mens and womens finals were held at the same time on ice sheets next to each other. While Cathy surrendered the womens title, her husband Geoff missed out on a mens championship. Geoff Cunningham threw skip stones for the Goss rink. The turning point came in the sixth end as Geoff Cunningham tried to reduce his squads 3-1 deficit, but missed on a run-back attempt with the hammer. Armitage stole two and never looked back. Like his wife, Geoff is still waiting for his first Canadian title after reaching a national final for the first time since he was a junior runner-up in 1979. 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