Wild cards a wild ride to Canadian women's curling championship
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Three wild cards in Canada's men's and women's curling championships apparently here to stay means keeping noses to grindstones to earn them.
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KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Three wild cards in Canada's men's and women's curling championships apparently here to stay means keeping noses to grindstones to earn them.
KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Three wild cards in Canada's men's and women's curling championships apparently here to stay means keeping noses to grindstones to earn them.
Three wild cards in Canada's men's and women's curling championships apparently here to stay means keeping noses to grindstones to earn them.
After a mediocre first half of the season, Mike McEwen's new-look team finally found the spark it was looking for at the Ontario Tankard.
Mike McEwen has been curling most of his life, but even he still gets nerves when there are crowds of people watching his every move. McEwen is one of the favourites at this year’s Ontario Tankard, taking place at a converted hockey rink in Port Elgin.