Winnipeg's Team Braden Calvert staved off elimination in the best-of-three series at the 2025 Home Hardware Canadian Pre-Trials. (Photo, Curling Canada/Peter Oleskevich)
Team Canada celebrates its win over the United States on Friday night at the Pan Continental Championships. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
Skip Jordon McDonald lead his team to a 10-5 doubling of Team Braden Calvert on Friday evening in Game 1 of the 2025 Home Hardware Pre-Trials men's final. (Photo, Curling Canada/Peter Oleskevich)
Canada's Sarah Wilkes, left, and Emma Miskew keep things clean in front of the stone during Friday's win. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
Team Kayla MacMillan celebrates after semifinal victory at the 2025 Home Hardware Canadian Curling Pre-Trials. (Photo, Curling Canada / Peter Oleskevich)
From left, lead Cameron Olafson and second Elias Huminicki tend to a stone thrown by skip Jordon McDonald in a 10-8 win over Team Sam Mooibroek Thursday evening at the 2025 Home Hardware Pre-Trials. (Photo, Curling Canada/Peter Oleskevich)
Tyler Tardi, left, and Ben Hebert check out the situation during Canada's win over Australia on Thursday. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Skip Selena Sturmay throws stone Wednesday afternoon at the 2025 Home Hardware Canadian Curling Pre-Trials. (Photo, Curling Canada / Peter Oleskevich)
Sarah Wilkes, left, and Emma Miskew sweep a stone during Thursday morning's win over South Korea. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
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Skip Krista Scharf delivers a stone in a 7-6 nailbiting victory over Winnipeg's Team Beth Peterson. The win vaults Team Scharf to a 2-3 record (Photo, Curling Canada/Peter Oleskevich)
Team Canada sweepers Tracy Fleury, left, and Rachelle Brown go to work after Emma Miskew releases her rock during Wednesday's win over Mexico. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)