Marc Kennedy, left, and Brett Gallant celebrate their semifinal win over China on Saturday. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
Team Canada celebrates its win over the United States on Friday night at the Pan Continental Championships. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
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)
Tyler Tardi, left, and Ben Hebert check out the situation during Canada's win over Australia on Thursday. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Sarah Wilkes, left, and Emma Miskew sweep a stone during Thursday morning's win over South Korea. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
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)
Team Canada's Marc Kennedy, left, and Bret Gallant sweep a stone during Wednesday's win over South Korea. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Canadian skip Brad Jacobs, middle, watches his shot as teammates Ben Hebert, left, and Brett Gallant listen for instructions. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Canadian skip Rachel Homan delivers a stone during Tuesday morning's game at the Pan Continental Championships in Virginia, Minn. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Team Canada skip Brad Jacobs takes aim during Monday night's win over China at the 2025 Pan Continental Championships. (Photo, World Curling/Logan Hannigan-Downs)
Brad Jacobs, left, and Rachel Homan will skip the Canadian teams at the 2025 U.S. Steel Pan Continental Curling Championships in Virginia, Minn. (Photos, Curling Canada/Michael Burns)
The 2025 PointsBet Invitational offers fans a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see the best Canadian curling teams in action as they prepare for the biggest stage later this fall. (Photo, Curling Canada/Michael Burns)