[5] Playing lead on the team skipped by Stasia Wisniewski, the Regina squad finished in seventh place at the championship with a 2–5 record, defeating the McMaster Marauders and the Brandon Bobcats.

[6] After failing to reach the playoffs twice, they made the semifinals of the SWCT South Moose Jaw event where they were defeated by Amber Holland.

In the new year, Team Ackerman reached their third final of the season at the SaskTour Women's Players Championship, dropping an 8–7 decision to Penny Barker.

[12] Also during the 2022–23 season, Stremick's Regina Cougars rink led by Krystal Englot reached the final of the 2022 World University Games Qualifier where they lost to the Alberta Pandas Abby Marks.

Once again facing Martin, Ackerman made a takeout in an extra end to win the game 10–9 and capture the Saskatchewan provincial women's title for the team.

[16] With the win, the team earned the right to represent Saskatchewan at the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary, Alberta, Stremick's first appearance at the national women's championship.

Immediately, the team proved themselves to be contenders, upsetting the veteran rinks of Kaitlyn Lawes and Krista McCarville to begin the tournament with three straight wins.

[18] A month following the Scotties, Ackerman announced she was taking a break from competitive curling to pursue further education in the healthcare field.