Ontario’s Bowie Abbis-Mills and Tess Bobbie are through to the quarter-finals of the 2015 Mixed Doubles Curling Trials at the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club after completing the round robin undefeated with a 7-0 record.
There is plenty of room for improvement, but the key statistic for Team Canada was in the win column on Saturday night in Sapporo, Japan.
They may be the youngest team in the competition, but British Columbia teenagers Tyler Tardi and Dezaray Hawes are making their presence felt at the 2015 Mixed Doubles Curling Trials in Ottawa.
Two significant behind-the-scenes contributors to the continued success and growth of curling have been recognized for their efforts, it was announced today by Curling Canada.
The Curling Canada Rocks & Rings program has worked with curling clubs across Canada to help grow Little Rock and Junior programs in many communities. Marg Hardie and Bill Sloan are not only Rocks & Rings instructors in the Sudbury area, but they also run the youth programs at the Sudbury Curling Club.
After eight draws, six teams in the 32-team field remain undefeated at the Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Trials taking place at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club.
Brant Curling Club in Brantford, Ontario is seeking responses from qualified curling ice technicians to fill the position of Head Ice Technician for the 2015-16 curling season.
Ice Attendant required at multi-sport recreation facility in South Calgary for 10 sheets of curling ice and a hockey rink.
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.