Canada will send a battle-hardened team to Japan in quest of our country’s first world women’s curling championship since 2008.
Front, l-r: skip Pat Simmons, third John Morris. Back, l-r, coach Earle Morris, lead Nolan Thiessen, alternate Tom Sallows, second Carter Rycroft. Not pictured, national coach Rick Lang.
Front, l-r: skip Jennifer Jones, third Kaitlyn Lawes, second Jill Officer, lead Dawn McEwen. Back, l-r, coach Wendy Morgan, alternate Jennifer Clark-Rouire. Not pictured, national coach Elaine Dagg-Jackson.
L-R, skip Max Kirkpatrick, third Jolene Campbell, second Chris Haichert, lead Teejay Haichert.
L-R, skip Alan O’Leary, third Andrew Dauphinee, second Danny Christianson, lead Harold McCarthy, coach Bill Tschirhart (not pictured)
L-R, skip Lois Fowler, third Maureen Bonar, second Cathy Gauthier, lead Allyson Stewart, coach Bill Tschirhart (not pictured)
L-R,skip Braden Calvert, third Kyle Kurz, second Lucas Van Den Bosch, lead Brendan Wilson, alternate Colton Lott, coach Tom Clasper.
L-R, skip Kelsey Rocque, third Danielle Schmiemann, second Holly Jamieson, lead Jessica Iles, alternate Kristen Streifel, coach Amanda-Dawn Coderre.
There will be some familiar faces in the field when the 2015 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Trials get underway Wednesday at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club.
Sunday night’s 2015 Tim Hortons Brier final drew a big audience for TSN, with Pat Simmons and Team Canada’s dramatic 6-5 championship victory over Northern Ontario’s Brad Jacobs
Pat Simmons got the shot he wanted with last rock and then made it to give Team Canada the 2015 Tim Hortons Brier, presented by SecurTek Monitoring Solutions, championship.
Members of the Canadian Curling Reporters (CCR) selected the first and second all-star teams for the 2015 Tim Hortons Brier, presented by SecurTek Monitoring Solutions