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Saskatchewan's Matt Dunstone dropped his opening game in the championship pool at the Tim Hortons Brier on Friday. Dunstone and his Regina-based team ...

CALGARY — Craig Savill recalls a mantra that Wayne Middaugh followed back when they were teammates. "He always said, The round robin is for practising. The playoffs are for real."Its a line that . . .

The championship pool picture became clearer Thursday at the Tim Hortons Brier as Canada's Brad Gushue, Ontari...

Championship round picture becomes clear after cutdown day at Brier Wayne Middaugh, skipping in place of an injured Glenn Howard (ribs), beat Northern Ontarios Brad Jacobs 8-6 on Thursday to improve to 6-1 at the Tim Hortons Brier. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Mar 11, 2021 2:35 PM ET | Last Updated: March 12 Team Wild Card Three alternate Wayne Middaugh finished the preliminary round of the Brier with a 7-1 record following a pair of wins on Thursday.(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadia...

CALGARY — The championship pool picture became clearer Thursday at the Canadian mens curling championship as Canadas Brad Gushue, Ontarios John Epping and Saskatchewans Matt Dunstone advanced . . .

Brad Jacobs, left, and Marc Kennedy discuss strategy during the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier in Calgary.Photo courtesy Michael Burns/Curling Canada Team Northern Ontario, represented by Sault Ste. Marie’s Brad Jacobs and his team from the Community First Curling Centre, is off to the Championship Pool of the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier in Calgary. Following the completion of the round robin on Thursday night, Jacobs’ 5-3 record was good enough for third in Pool A and a spot in the Championship Pool. I...

CALGARY — Wild Card Twos Kevin Koe was the first to book his championship pool ticket. Wild Card Threes Wayne Middaugh was the next to make the eight-team cut at the Canadian mens curling . . .

Matt Dunstone is moving on. Dunstone's Saskatchewan foursome qualified for championship pool play at the Tim H...

Article content It was a monumental moment that might have gone unnoticed by the average curling fan, but meant the world to people who support inclusivity in sports. On Tuesday, Ontario’s John Epping took on Newfoundland’s Greg Smith in a preliminary-round game at the Tim Hortons Brier in Calgary. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Matchup of two openly gay skips at Brier a win for inclusivity in sports Back to video It marked the first time ...

They reunited this season with Morris throwing second stones for Koe. Morris fills a vice role, however, plotting strategy with Koe and holding the broom for skips rocks. Koes Wild Card Two raced into the championship round at the Tim Hortons Brier with a sixth straight win in Wednesdays early draw. Koe, Morris, B.J. Neufeld and lead Ben Hebert out of Calgarys Glencoe Club topped Pool B at 6-1. They were the only unbeaten team left until a 9-3 loss to Ontarios John Epping in an evening matchu...