Brier curling results

Brad Gushue with Mark Nichols at third, E. Final Ranking Team Points 1. CAN Gushue

Canadian curler Briane Harris was ineligible to compete in the national women's championship because she tested positive for a banned substance. Team Canada's Brad Gushue continued his dominance of the Brier, earning his record-extending sixth career title as skip with a victory over Team Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen on Sunday. This year's Montana's Brier in Regina was filled with surprising upsets and great storylines, showing once again the depth of the granite game in Canada. Vic Rauter closed the Brier in this essay. Team Canada skip Brad Gushue spoke with TSN's Bryan Mudryk about the feeling of winning his record-extending sixth Brier title, and the remarkable run his team has been on the last eight years. Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen advanced to the final of the Canadian men's curling championship with a semifinal win over Alberta's Brendan Bottcher on Sunday. Brad Gushue gained an express ticket to Sunday's championship game at the Brier with a playoff win over Brendan Bottcher on Saturday night.

Brier curling results

Four teams posted upsets over higher seeds in the Montana's Brier, which added spice to the playoff race in Regina. Northwest Territories Jamie Koe pulled off a curling coup by beating defending champion Brad Gushue , although the latter recovered with an win over Jamie's older brother Kevin on Monday evening. Northern Ontario's Trevor Bonot stole a point in an extra end in a win over top-ranked Brendan Bottcher of Alberta. Koe has skipped a territories team to the playoffs once in his 16 previous Brier appearances. He went and lost to brother Kevin in a playoff game in in Saskatoon. His current team went last year in London, Ont. We were in them until late and kind of let them slip away. We learned from that," Jamie said. Jamie ranked higher in the standings in Regina than four-time Brier champion Kevin, whose Alberta foursome fell to in the loss to Gushue at night. Kevin's lone win was against Jamie.

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This year's Montana's Brier in Regina was filled with surprising upsets and great storylines, showing once again the depth of the granite game in Canada. Vic Rauter closed the Brier in this essay. Team Canada's Brad Gushue continued his dominance of the Brier, earning his record-extending sixth career title as skip with a victory over Team Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen on Sunday. Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen advanced to the final of the Canadian men's curling championship with a semifinal win over Alberta's Brendan Bottcher on Sunday. Brad Gushue gained an express ticket to Sunday's championship game at the Brier with a playoff win over Brendan Bottcher on Saturday night. Alberta's Bottcher, the tournament's No.

Championship on the line and a chance to draw for the win. This was Gushue's wheelhouse and he delivered again when it counted most. With Manitoba sitting two in the 10th end, Gushue drew the four-foot ring with his final shot to win his fifth Tim Hortons Brier title in seven years. Dunstone gave up three points in the eighth end — the first multiple-point end of the game — but responded with a deuce in the ninth. He tapped a rock with his final shot in the 10th to put the pressure on his opponent.

Brier curling results

He became the first man to skip teams to six national men's championships with a win over Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen in Regina. Gushue, third Mark Nichols and lead Geoff Walker won the sixth Brier of their careers and third straight to match records held by Randy Ferbey of Edmonton. Ferbey also claimed six crowns, including four as a skip when Ferbey also three-peated between and

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On the precipice of a playoffs spot, Mike McEwen and Team Saskatchewan are feeding off the hometown crowd. Jamie ranked higher in the standings in Regina than four-time Brier champion Kevin, whose Alberta foursome fell to in the loss to Gushue at night. His current team went last year in London, Ont. Team Carruthers Top Pool A. Gushue ready for Brier playoffs Five-time Canadian champion Brad Gushue clinched the second seed in Pool B on Thursday as his team gets set to defend their title in Regina. University of Alberta. Who is the Jason Kelce of curling? Mar 3 - 12, The buzz around four teams toppling higher seeds on the fourth day of the Montana's Brier spilled into Tuesday, when the No. Dean Gemmell takes Inside Edition Curling. Ukrainian-Canadian teenager taking pride in introducing refugees to curling Luke Robins, a high school student in Winnipeg, is heading up tutorial sessions for Ukrainian citizens who have been displaced due to the war in their homeland. Social Sharing. Trevor Bonot's Northern Ontario rink continued its impressive run at the Canadian men's curling championship with a win over Ontario's Scott Howard in Tuesday's early draw.

This year's Montana's Brier in Regina was filled with surprising upsets and great storylines, showing once again the depth of the granite game in Canada. Vic Rauter closed the Brier in this essay.

Curling's popularity is definitely growing around the world, even in places without ice, like NIgeria. Not only did the host province grab the first of six playoff berths with a day of pool play remaining, McEwen secured the top seed in Pool B with a win over Nunavut's Shane Latimer on Wednesday evening. Four teams posted upsets over higher seeds in the Montana's Brier, which added spice to the playoff race in Regina. Current Time Ignore this field. Tiebreaker games have been eliminated from the format. The pools for the Montana's Brier have been finalized following the conclusion of provincial playdowns on Sunday. Who has the weirdest pre-game routine? The three men can equal Randy Ferbey's records of six Brier wins and three consecutive titles. We were lucky we adjusted quickly. Carruthers had the day off Monday. Gushue Wins Montana's Brier. University of Victora. Across the country, there have been programs created to increase diversity and inclusion in curling. Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen advanced to the semifinal of the Canadian men's curling championship with a win over Manitoba's Matt Dunstone.