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ISSUE 6 | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 AN OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF CURLING CANADA
EVERYTHING
COMING UP
ROSES
Alberta’s Carey still perfect
as Scotties moves forward
to the Championship Pool,
but one tiebreaker needed
PAGES 2-3
CHELSEA CAREY
HEARTCHART • FEBRUARY 21 • 2019 | PAGE 2
Big Three earn spots
Team Ontario’s Emma Miskew can moonlight as an opera singer if she wants. The team from Ottawa has hit the high notes and has advanced to the Championship Pool.
Tiebreaker today to round out eight-team Championship Pool
By JOHN KOROBANIK Jones lost to Casey Scheidegger of Leth- do our best.” we wanted to control our own destiny today
bridge, Alta., but advanced when Kerry Galu- Jones acknowledged that with three losses and we did. We’re peaking as the week goes
HeartChart Associate Editor
F
sha of Northwest Territories (3-4, Yellowknife) her team will likely have to go unbeaten in the on. We had a shaky start with nerves and ev-
lost her bid for a tiebreaker by losing 13-6 to Championship Pool to get into the playoffs. erything, the first Scotties for three of us, but
ormer champions Chelsea Carey, Rachel Nicole Baldwin of the Yukon (1-6, White- “We might be able to have one loss, depend- we’re settling in and feeling well.”
Homan and Jennifer Jones head the field horse). ing on how it falls but I’d say it’s safest to run Joining Silvernagle and the former cham-
of teams heading into the Champion- With Canada and the Territories playing on the table. I think that would be our best bet.” pions for the next two days of competition to
ship Pool of the 2019 Scotties Tournament of adjoining ice surfaces, Jones was aware that Robyn Silvernagle and Team Saskatch- determine four playoff teams are Birt, Schei-
Hearts. While Carey and her unbeaten Team Galusha was losing badly. ewan (5-2, North Battleford) earned their degger, the Wild Card team (5-2, Lethbridge,
Alberta (7-0, Calgary) crew had secured their “Obviously we kind of knew what was go- spot in the Championship Pool with a 7-3 Alta.), and Krista McCarville of Northern On-
spot on Tuesday, 2017 champion Homan and ing on, but you still carry your record forward, win over Suzanne Birt of P.E.I. (5-2, Char- tario (5-2, Thunder Bay).
her Ontario team (5-2, Ottawa) earned its berth so we really wanted to win,” she said. “Unfor- lottetown). The final team to advance will be deter-
with a win Wednesday and defending cham- tunately things didn’t go our way, so our backs “We were focused and ready to go, but mined Thursday morning in a tiebreaker be-
pion Jones and Team Canada (4-3, Winnipeg) are really against the wall now. But we have I guess knowing you have a second shot is a tween Sarah Wark of British Columbia (4-3,
snuck in despite losing to Team Wild Card 7-4 been in that position before, so they still say good feeling,” Silvernagle said of having the Abbottsford) and Tracy Fleury of Manitoba
in the final round-robin draw. we can curl tomorrow so we’ll come out and tiebreaker as a backstop in case they lost. “But (4-3, East St. Paul).
HEARTCHART • FEBRUARY 21 • 2019 | PAGE 3
“Going into the championship a disappointing Tuesday loss
round, every win in important to beat British Columbia 8-6
because your record goes with Wednesday afternoon and se-
you,” said Carey, the 2016 Scot- cure a berth in the Champion-
ties champion who was 7-0 in ship Pool.
the round-robin. “To go through After losing 5-3 to unbeaten
the whole week, I certainly don’t Alberta, Homan, third Emma
expect (to be unbeaten), but you Miskew, Joanne Courtney and
want to be in the 1-2 game if you Cheryl Kreviazuk who shared
can and we put ourselves in a second stones and lead Lisa Wea-
good position for that. gle needed to win to avoid drop-
“You’d love to go undefeated (in ping into a tiebreaker situation in
the round-robin) but you hope you Pool A.
go sort of 6-1, 5-2 and give yourself “It was really important,”
a good chance in the championship said Miskew, pleased how the
round. So 7-0 is a bonus.” team rebounded. “We felt we
Birt, in her 10th Scotties said were throwing the rocks pretty
getting to the next round was the well and things just weren’t
initial goal of the team trying to quite working our way yester-
become the island’s first ever day, and that happens in sports.
Canadian women’s champions. So we just wanted to come out
“That was our main goal this today and not grip the sticks too
week, to make that Champion- tight, throw our game and give
ship Pool,” said Birt. “We have ourselves a chance to win.
as good of a shot as anybody and “It was nice to get an early
having a few good games in the lead and then cruise to the end.
Championship Pool will give us We’re still trying to sharpen up
a good shot at the playoffs.” in every way we can. We know
Homan and Team Ontario the next two games are going to
(5-2, Ottawa) rebounded from be tough.” Team Canada’s Jennifer Jones has had a tough week, but she’s still in the Championship Pool.
FOOD DEPOT
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Fewster keeps
daughters fed,
ready to play
«
at Scotties
JOHN
KOROBANIK
R ick Fewster is a father, a coach and now,
here at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of
Hearts, Team British Columbia’s go-to
kitchen and food depot.
Probably not the norm for coaches at the
Scotties but when you have two daughters on the
team, things change. As Fewster has found, his
door literally is always open.
“We’re invading his room often because we’re
really comfortable around him, knocking on his
door early in the morning, ‘Dad, can we have a
bowl of cereal?’ says his eldest daughter, 34-year-
old lead Jen Rusnell. “We just store all the food in
his room, so we pester him a lot.”
Of course, Dad doesn’t mind although there
must be times when he’s thinking, “What’s a man
got to do to get a little peace and quiet?”
“I am the food depot, it is the kitchen that Rick Fewster is coach and denmother to the British Columbia women at the Scotties.
travels,” he laughs. “My fridge is full of food, so it
works out good.” in Quesnel and then we said, so how do you feel just kept rolling,” he says. “You don’t really want to
Also working out well is his conscription to about coming to the Scotties as well. mess with success.”
the position as coach of Team British Columbia “He was obviously really exited to do that, and And he’s been enjoying the role, including
skipped by Sarah Wark and including his other Kristen and I are really happy to have him here. the part where daughters actually listen to their
daughter, 32-year-old vice-skip Kristen Pilote, He’s been a real good fit, really kind of calm de- parents.
second Carley Sandwith and alternate Michelle meanor and he brings a lot to the team I think.” “We’re a pretty tight family so it makes it easy
Dunn. Fewster coached his daughters through their to coach them,” he said.” And they will actually
When the team entered the provincials, their junior careers and some of the senior events so he listen to me, which is kind of odd because I am a
coach, Jeff Richard, was unavailable because he found it an easy fit returning to the role. And he’s dad. But I’m also their coach and it works out very
was skipping his own team in the men’s play- obviously had a positive influence on the team well.”
downs, which were being held at the same time as that rolled to the provincial title and were having Although he does admit it’s not always easy
the women’s. a strong showing at the Scotties until they ran into separating dad from coach.
“So we picked up a ‘second-string’ coach in extra-end problems. “No, no, it’s hard to stop being a dad, but I try
Dad, who was going to come to watch any- They lost two extra end games, scored a tight hard at it and I try to not play favouritism for sure.
way, so he might as well use his time wisely, 7-6 win over Quebec and then dropped an 8-6 de- Favouritism is not good because the rest of the
on the bench,” says Rusnell. “And when we cision to 2017 Scotties champion Rachel Homan. team will hear that.”
went on to the playoffs Jeff wasn’t able to stay That loss in their final round-robin game Rusnell said the father-daughter relationship
for the rest of the event and he also wasn’t dropped their record to 4-3 and sent them into is one she and her sister are “super comfortable”
able to come here. this morning’s tiebreaker against Tracy Fleury of with, as are their teammates.
“Dad was making jokes, ‘That’s it, I quit.’ We Manitoba. “They understand the father-daughter relation-
were, well, no, not actually. You have to stick The winner will move on into the Champion- ship,” she said. “He doesn’t get too worked up or
around. So he struck around through our win ship Pool while the loser goes home. excited, brings good knowledge when we need
“We got on a roll, they really played well … we him in the time out and it’s just comfortable.”
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These
three
ladies
“
are so
dedicated.
Every time
we go
out they
want to be
better, and
it shows.
— Kristie Moore
Still truckin’
ALONG
I told my husband, Stanley, that Lethbridge, Alta.
I was done. Four days later I “I don’t think they were sure
got the call from these ladies I would ever play lead for them
to come play with them,” the because I have never played
39-year-old massage therapist lead in my career,” Moore said.
said this week. “Most of my career I played
“These ladies” are Casey second, with a little bit of
Scheidegger, Cary-Anne skipping.”
McTaggart and Jessie Haughian She was second on the
who make up Team Wild Card Heather Godberson rink that
here. won the 1996 world junior
“I actually said no to begin championship, was alternate for
with because I had told my Cheryl Bernard’s 2010 Olympic
Retirement
family (I was retiring) it’s a huge silver medal winning team, was
By JOHN KOROBANIK commitment. My husband said, second for Heather Nedohin at
‘You know you are getting older, the 2000 Scotties and skipped at
K
HeartChart Associate Editor
you’re not going to get another the 2013 Scotties, posting one
cut short ristie Moore was packing
away her curling broom
and shoes, hanging up
end. Then came the phone call,
followed by a gentle push from
her husband and here she is back
opportunity like this, so you
better really think about this a
little bit harder.’ “
So she did, changed her mind
of the worst records ever for an
Alberta team, 1-10.
the jersey and content in her playing in the 2019 Scotties See MOORE
for Moore mind that her competitive curling
career was about to come to an
Tournament of Hearts.
“I was on the road to retiring.
and accepted the offer to play
lead for the foursome out of OPPOSITE PAGE
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Moore
wanted to play, so I found these local girls
from back home. We hardly won a game
until we went to provincials and we won six
in a row and won provincials. And then we
FROM PAGE 6 only won one game at the Scotties.
She agreed to join Scheidegger’s crew on “It was eye-opening from a lot of
a trial basis last spring. different perspectives for me, how I want to
“The girls still had a few weeks left at the play the game, if I want to put in that much
end of the 2016-17 season … so I said let’s time and effort.”
do it like a trial, let’s see how I fit. They had Once she got on board with the
already qualified for the (Tim Hortons Roar Scheidegger crew she found herself eager to
of the Rings Olympic) trials and I said it’s put in the time and effort it took for the team
really important you find the right person, to get into the Scotties as the Wild Card
you don’t have a lot of time and if I’m not it team.
that’s okay. “These three ladies are so dedicated,”
“It went well for both parties so here I she said. “Every time we go out they want
am today, still trucking along.” to be better and it shows, we are improving
And trucking along with a team that is all the time. And just the more you can
light years away from the squad she took to play on arena ice, on TV, under the lights,
the 2013 Scotties. everything, anytime you get yourself in a
“2013 was a little different scenario high-pressure situation and if you chose
for me because I only ended up skipping to learn from those, even if you lose, than
because with the Olympic cycle, every four you’re going to go far.”
years teams usually stay together for four Even though she had never played
years,” she said. “The season prior I got lead before, Moore has fit in well with
pregnant and I had twins and the team I was Scheidegger’s team and has found her
with thought that would be too much of a experience as a skip useful in developing
distraction and they didn’t want me to carry her new role successfully.
on, so they cut me.” “As a front-end player, understanding
It was at the end of the year and teams what it’s like to be a back-end player is
that were making changes had already really huge, it’s really key,” she said. “It
done so, leaving her on the sidelines with really helps me choosing what I say when
nowhere to play and no one to play with. I say it to Casey. For me that’s the best
“I was without a team, but I knew I really thing.”
Casey Scheidegger is enjoying a good run at the Scotties in Sydney.
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By JOHN KOROBANIK easier.”
And be sure to plan things in advance, added
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Manitoba second Liz Fyfe, who has a two-year-
at, sleep, welcome help, and have lots of can. Honestly, I think when you’re pregnant old daughter.
laundry detergent … that’s some of the it’s tough to get much sleep because you’re “It makes things a little bit harder, but as long
advice fellow curlers at the 2019 Scotties uncomfortable, but just rest up and be prepared as you plan, and you have to do a lot of planning
Tournament of Hearts are offering to Team because you get a little bit busy afterwards. ahead to make sure you have lots of help from
Ontario’s Rachel Homan and Joanne Courtney “I’m not going to say get as much sleep your family and friends, lots of support, but it
who are pregnant with their first children. because it’s tough but rest as much as possible.” definitely is doable”
There are a number of mother-curlers here, Nova Scotia second Sarah Murphy, mother to Some teams have adjusted their curling
some of them with their babies in tow, eager to two-year-old daughter Camrym and four-month- schedule to accommodate a new mother on their
offer advice for the soon-to-be new mothers. old son William, said the pair should “embrace” team, although Manitoba didn’t have to because
HOMAN “When you’re curling when you’re pregnant, motherhood. Fyfe said her husband has a job where he can
eat a lot and sleep a lot, those are important “It’s a pretty wild ride and you never know work around her schedule.
things,” offered Rachel Brown, lead for Team what kind of curveballs the baby’s going to Team Nova Scotia, on the other hand, made
Alberta while holding her happy, smiling four- throw you, so you have to roll with the punches some adjustments because they had two new
month-old Finn. “When you have your baby sometimes,” she said. “If anybody offers help mothers.
eat a lot, sleep a lot, those are important things. take it. Take all the help you can get because I “We decided last year because Jill (Brothers)
Sleep in as late as you can. Whenever baby is wouldn’t be here right now if it wasn’t for all the and I were both expecting about the same time
sleeping you should be, too.” help of all the family around me.” that we would take it a little bit easier this year,
Northern Ontario skip Krista McCarville, Curling with a baby in tow is not easy, but but one year in the grand scheme of it is not a
who has a nine-year-old daughter and six-year- Brown, going though that for the first time big deal,” said Murphy.
old son, echoed the sleep advice, but added that’s this season, said “make sure you have a really And there was one more important piece of
not always easy to do. good group of people around you to assist you advice.
“I always talked to them with a little piece at events because these little people demand a “Another one, I learned from my kids,” said
of advice,” she said. “So many people told me lot of attention and if you have a good support Brown, “have a lot of laundry detergent and be
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Spotlight on: SASKATCHEWAN
TWO RIVERS CURLING CLUB, NORTH BATTLEFORD
Q&A SKIP FACTS
What is your hometown best known for? The slogan
NEW YORK IS BIG BUT THIS IS BIGGAR and, of
course, the hometown of Sandra Schmirler.
What things do you not like to do? Get gas and I drive
a lot so I always feel like I am at the pumps.
SASKATCHEWAN AT THE SCOTTIES
What’s your most impressive “go to” meal that you
Last five years:
can cook? Any type of BBQ pulled type of meat
What do you work toward in your free time? Being a 2018: Sherry Anderson(2-5)
better crossfitter. 2017: Penny Barker (1-10)
What period in history had the best fashion? I think be- 2016: Jolene Campbell (6-5)
ing around in the 70s or 80s would have been so much fun. 2015: Stefanie Lawton (8-3) Bronze
What’s the worst food you ever ate? A silk worm in 2014: Stefanie Lawton (8-3)
Vietnam. 2013: Jill Shumay (6-5)
What weird food combinations do you really enjoy? Last championship — Amber Holland (2011)
Eggs with peanut butter. Canadian titles — 11
What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever been? World titles — 3 (Sandra Schmirler in 1993, 1997; Marj
South East Asia has some of the most beautiful beaches
but Peru has some on the most beautiful mountain top
robyn
silvernagle
COACH:
views. As far of mountains go, though, I think the Rockies
in B.C. are the most stunning.
What’s your favourite kind of sandwich? Bahn Mi in
Vietnam.
Which celebrity chef would you most like to fix you
lesley
a meal? Colin Hodgson but if he is too busy curling then I
would take Gordon Ramsay.
AGE: 31 (May 20, 1987, Biggar, Sask.)
FAMILY: Husband Chad Guidinger mcewan
Essentials
What’s your favourite holiday? Four-month trip to OCCUPATION: Owner (Dazu Salon)
Southeast Asia we traveled around to Thailand, Vietnam, LIVES: North Battleford, Sask.
Cambodia and Indonesia. YEARS CURLED: 21 ALTERNATE
If you were to live in another province, other than
marliese kasner
DELIVERS: Right-handed
your own, which would it be, and why? BC. Someday I
will live beside a lake with a mountain view.
THIRD SECOND LEAD
Stefanie Jessie kara
lawton AGE: 38 (June 20, 1980, Prince Albert, Sask.)
hunkin AGE: 30 (August 24, 1988, Edmonton)
thevenot AGE: 30 (December 4, 1988, Saskatoon)
Essentials
Essentials
Essentials
FAMILY: Husband Mike; daughter Kate (7) and son FAMILY: Husband Derek FAMILY: Husband Steven; son Kaden (2)
Eric (4) OCCUPATION: Manager (Olson Curling Inc.) OCCUPATION: Sales Agronomist (Lake Country
OCCUPATION: Chartered professional accountant LIVES: Parkland County, Alta. Co-op)
(Cameco) YEARS CURLED: 21 LIVES: Prince Alberta
LIVES: Saskatoon DELIVERS: Right-handed YEARS CURLED: 22
YEARS CURLED: 27 DELIVERS: Right-handed
DELIVERS: Right-handedHEARTCHART • FEBRUARY 21 • 2019 | PAGE 12
Birt has been a scoring machine
15-5 victory over Kerry Galusa of Birt.
By JOHN KOROBANIK Northwest Territories that included a “I think at 20 or 21 years old we
HeartChart Associate Editor six-end steal in the eighth were a bit naive or something, no real
The 15 points tied a Scotties pressure, just kind of went with the
Suzanne Birt made an impression in record for most in a single game flow,” she recalled of her first Scotties
her first trip to the Scotties Tournament (down twice previously, 2014, 1989) appearance. “There was that year and
of Hearts back in 2013 when she won and the six-point steal matched the then there was 2007 I think we had
the bronze medal. She’s made another largest single-end steal ever, a record to win a tiebreaker to get into the 3-4
here this year, not so much with her set in 2000. game so every time you get a chance
winning record, but, rather the way her “My god. I don’t know if it’s to play in those pressure games, those
Team P.E.I. has been scoring. the five-rock rule or us keeping the pressure situations, it’s always good for
Birt, third Marie Christianson, pressure on and the rocks in good the future.”
second Meaghan Hughes, lead Michelle spots,” Birt said. “But it’s fun scoring The 34-year-old mother of two
McQuaid and coach Mitch O’Shea lots of points.” daughters – Jesse, 9 and Jo, 11
had back-to-back record-breaking In her first-ever Scotties back in months – and a two-time Canadian
performances in Draws 10 and 12, two 2003, Birt went 10-3 in the round- junior champion is obviously
huge victories that also ensured they robin and won the bronze medal. But impressed with her team’s showing
would advance into the Championship it’s been a struggle to get that close in here and attributed their success to a
Pool that begins today. eight Scotties appearances since then. number of factors.
In Draw 10 Tuesday afternoon Only twice since 2003 had she posted a “The chemistry, the camaraderie, a
Birt was last-team-standing in a wild winning record but goes into this year’s few less nerves but still the excitement
Championship Pool confident of good and the competition, and we’re doing
shoot-out with Andrea Crawford and
results. it all together and having a lot of fun
Team New Brunswick that produced
“We have as good a shot as anybody with it,” she said. “And we practised
a Scotties record 25 points. P.E.I. won
and having a few good games in the as much as we could after winning
13-12 in an extra end. Birt’s hot hand
Championship Pool will give us a real provincials and that really helped us
continued Wednesday morning in a
good shot at making the playoffs,” said here.”
PEI skip Suzanne Birt.HEARTCHART • FEBRUARY 21 • 2019 | PAGE 13
When Team Prince
Edward Island third
Marie Christianson
calls for some brush-
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ness. The Islanders
have had a wonderful
week, and Wednes-
day the team from
Charlottetown earned
a berth in the
Championship Pool.
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Spotlight on: Manitoba
EAST ST. PAUL CURLING CLUB
Q&A SKIP FACTS
What do you think about when you’re alone in your
car? Trying not to get myself lost, I have a poor sense of
direction.
What’s the last thing you watched on TV and why
did you choose to watch it? Curling, of course! Watched MANITOBA. AT THE SCOTTIES
the men’s provincials. Last five years:
What is your hometown best known for? Sudbury is a 2018: Jennifer Jones (9-2 Gold)
mining town known for nickel.. 2017: Michelle Englot (10-1 Silver)
What thing do you not like to do? Shovel snow 2016: Kerri Einarson (7-4)
What’s something your brain tries to make you do 2015: Jennifer Jones (10-1 Gold)
and you have to will yourself not to do it? Dairy Queen. 2014: Chelsea Carey (9-2 Bronze)
What’s the most beautiful place you’ve ever been? Last championship — Jennifer Jones (2018)
Canadian titles — 9
Went to St. Lucia a couple years ago with my husband
World titles — 2 (Connie Laliberte 1984, Jennifer Jones 2008)
Brent, so beautiful! Other prominent women curlers from Manitoba — Chris
What makes you say, “What was I thinking?” when Pidzarko, Peggy Casselman..
you look back on your life? Questionable hairstyles.
What’s your favourite kind of sandwich? Chicken,
tracy
bacon, lots of veggies.
Which celebrity chef would you most like to fix you a
fleury
meal? Rachael Ray.
Which of the Seven Dwarfs is most like you? Part
COACH:
Bashful, part Happy.
What do people do that drives you absolutely bon- andrea
kers? Aggressive driving.
What app on your phone do you use the most? Spotify.
AGE: 32 (June 13, 1986, Sudbury, Ont.)
FAMILY: Husband Brent ronnebeck
Essentials
What’s something that you’ve never been able to do OCCUPATION: Accounting & reporting manager
well? Wake up early. (Laurentian University)
If you were to live in another province, other than LIVES: Sudbury ALTERNATE
your own, which would it be, and why? Manitoba, to be
taylor mcdonald
YEARS CURLED: 27
closer to my teammates . DELIVERS: Right-handed
How many continents have you visited? Which ones?
North America, Europe and Asia.
THIRD SECOND LEAD
selena liz kristin
njegovan AGE: 27 (January 22, 1992, Winnipeg)
fyfe AGE: 31 (May 11, 1987, Winnipeg)
maccuish AGE: 26 (December 8, 1992, Winnipeg)
Essentials
Essentials
Essentials
FAMILY: Husband Connor FAMILY: Husband Kevin; daughter Lucy (2) FAMILY: Single
OCCUPATION: Human resources student (University OCCUPATION: Wedding and event planner (self- OCCUPATION: Business specialist (IDC Communi-
of Manitoba)/Rocks and Rings instructor employed) cations)
LIVES: Winnipeg LIVES: Winnipeg LIVES: Landmark, Man.
YEARS CURLED: 19 YEARS CURLED: 25 YEARS CURLED: 16
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SCOTTIES SCOREBOARD
LINESCORES
Draw 14
7:30 p.m.
Draw 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total
PEI (Birt) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 — 3
9:30 a.m. Sask. (Silvernagle) *0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 — 7
STANDINGS Canada (Jones)
N/L (Sharpe)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total
0 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 x x — 8
*1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 x x — 4
New Brunswick (Crawford) 0 2 0 1 2 1 0 4 x x — 10
N/L (Sharpe) *2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 x x — 5
Canada (Jones) 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 — 4
POOL A PEI (Birt) 0 2 2 0 2 0 3 6 x x — 15
Wild Card (Scheidegger) *0 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 — 7
W L Territories (Galusha) *2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 x x — 5 Yukon (Baldwin*) 1 4 0 2 0 4 0 1 1 x — 13
Alberta (Carey) 7 0 Territories (Galusha) 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 0 x — 6
N. Ontario (McCarville) 5 2 Yukon (Baldwin) *0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 — 4
Ontario (Homan) 5 2 Sask. (Silvernagle) 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 — 6
* — Last rock
B.C. (Wark) 4 3
N.B. (Crawford) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 x — 3
Manitoba (Fleury) 4 3 Wild Card (Scheidegger) *0 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 x — 7
Nova Scotia (Brothers) 2 5
Nunavut (Bodner) 1 6 Draw 13
Quebec (Lavoie) 0 7
SCHEDULE
2:30 p.m.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total
POOL B Ontario (Homan) 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 x — 8
W L B.C. (Wark) *1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 x — 6
TODAY
WC (Scheidegger) 6 1 Tiebreaker
9:30 a.m.
Sask (Silvernagle) 5 2 Manitoba (Fleury) *0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 — 5
Manitoba (Fleury) vs. B.C. (Wark)
N. Ontario (McCarville) 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 — 7
PEI (Birt 5 2 2:30 p.m.
Canada (Jones) 4 3 Nova Scotia (Brothers) *1 1 1 3 1 0 4 0 x x — 12 A — TB vs. PE; B — WC vs. ON; C — AB vs. CA; D — SK vs. NO
Te r r i t o r i e s ( G a l u s h a ) 3 4 Nunavut (Bodner) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 x x — 1 2:30 p.m. Draw
N.B. (Crawford) 3 4 A — NO vs. WC; B — PE vs. AB; C — SK vs. TB; D — ON vs.CA
N/L (Sharpe) 1 6 Quebec (Lavoie) 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 x x — 3 7:30 p.m.
Alberta (Carey) *2 1 4 0 1 0 2 2 x x — 12
Yu k o n ( B a l d w i n ) 1 6 A — PE vs. SK; B — NB vs. NL; C — CA vs. WC; D — YT vs. NT
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