“Our main goal for the SGI Canada Best of the West is to help aid in these young athletes’ development by providing opportunities to compete against the best U30 Western teams and by providing increased exposure for the teams through professional live streaming,” said Mikush, where they partnered with IKS Live in live-streaming the entire competition. “I think it is awesome that we have an opportunity for our younger Canadian curling stars in the Western side of our country to show off their sponsors and give themselves a chance to represent their province at the exact same time,” said Dunstone.
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Sherry Anderson has made more than a few impressive shots over the years.
The one she remembers best came in the 13th draw of what was then called the Scott Tournament of Hearts. It was 1994, and Anderson was making her first appearance at the Canadian women’s curling championship.
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Her opponent was Connie Laliberte, the formidable skip from Manitoba who had previously led her rink to a world championship. In the sixth end, Laliberte put a guard on her shot rock, but it curled just a little too much, Anderson recalls.