SYDNEY, N.S. – Rachel Homan and Team Ontario’s pursuit of a fourth Scotties Tournament of Hearts championship moved one step closer Saturday with a 6-4 win in the Page playoff 3-4 game.
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Saskatoon to play host to 2021 Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings
Canada’s four-player men’s and women’s curling teams will chase their Olympic dreams in Saskatoon, it was announced today by Curling Canada.
Read MorePlayoff spots set at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
SYDNEY, N.S. – With their one-day hiccup behind them, Chelsea Carey and Team Alberta put up another victory in the final draw of the Championship Pool on Friday to move into the Page playoff 1-2 game at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Read MoreJennifer Jones out of the Scotties playoffs for first time in 14 years
SYDNEY, N.S. – Two last-rock draws had dramatically different results for the previous two champions of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts Friday afternoon.
Read MoreThree teams tied atop Scotties standings heading into final day of Championship Pool
SYDNEY, N.S. – Parity at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts continued to be a focal point Thursday with three teams now tied atop the standings and no team in the Championship Pool eliminated going into the final two draws.
Read MoreTeam Canada not ready to give up Scotties championship title
SYDNEY, N.S. – Jennifer Jones and Team Canada let it be known Thursday they will not easily relinquish their Scotties Tournament of Hearts title after an impressive 10-8 win over previously unbeaten Chelsea Carey of Alberta.
Read MoreBritish Columbia’s Wark readjusting goals after qualifying for Scotties Championship Pool
SYDNEY, N.S. – Scotties rookie skip Sarah Wark is enjoying her first experience at the national women’s curling championship and it’s been extended for at least two more days after winning a Thursday morning tiebreaker game at Centre 200.
Read MoreTeam Canada moves on despite loss at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
SYDNEY, N.S. – Defending champion Jennifer Jones and Team Canada (4-3, Winnipeg) joined the pack heading into the Championship Pool at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Wednesday despite losing their final round-robin game.
Read MoreOntario, Northern Ontario advance to Scotties Championship Pool
SYDNEY, N.S. – Chelsea Carey kept cruising and Rachel Homan took an important step forward with Wednesday afternoon victories in Pool A’s final round-robin draw at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Read MoreTeam Wild Card, P.E.I. clinch Scotties Championship Pool berths
SYDNEY, N.S. — Even though her team is tied for the best record in Pool B of the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Wild Card skip Casey Scheidegger stepped off the ice Wednesday morning at Centre 200 thinking that Thursday could be a long day featuring tiebreakers for her Lethbridge, Alta., squad.
Read MoreAlberta moves into Scotties Championship Pool with unblemished record
SYDNEY, N.S. – Chelsea Carey took the first big step towards a second Scotties Tournament of Hearts championship Tuesday, posting two wins to remain unbeaten and secure a berth in the Championship Pool for Team Alberta.
Read MoreTeam Canada rebounds in record-setting draw at the Scotties
SYDNEY, N.S. – Don’t count us out, Team Canada skip Jennifer Jones cautioned after back-to-back losses Monday at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Read MoreStreaking Manitoba knocks Ontario from ranks of unbeaten at Scotties
SYDNEY, N.S. — If we’ve learned nothing else at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, we can say with certainty that Tracy Fleury and Team Manitoba are not so strong starters, but superb finishers.
Read MoreTwo-loss day for Team Canada creates dogfight at Scotties
SYDNEY, N.S. – Monday was a rare two-loss day for Jennifer Jones, a result that left Team Canada now in a dogfight to advance into the Championship Pool at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Read MoreManitoba, Northern Ontario score key wins at the Scotties
SYDNEY, N.S. – Manitoba and Northern Ontario posted “must-have” victories at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Monday afternoon, while Alberta and Ontario also produced wins to remain the only unbeaten teams in Pool A.
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