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Skip Tracy Fleury to miss start of Scotties following positive COVID-19 test - Vimarsana News

Skip Tracy Fleury to miss start of Scotties following positive COVID-19 test

Skip Tracy Fleury will sit out the start of the Canadian women's curling championship in COVID-19 protocol. The skip of a wild-card team was one of two athletes in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts who tested positive for the virus before departing for Thunder Bay, Ont.

Source: cbc.ca
Steal of three helps earn McCarville rink victory in opening draw of Scotties | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Steal of three helps earn McCarville rink victory in opening draw of Scotties | iNFOnews

THUNDER BAY, Ont. - A steal of three in the fourth end put Krista McCarville in the driver’s seat but her Northern Ontario rink knew it couldn’t take its foot off the gas during a 7-3 win over Chelsea Carey in Friday night’s opening draw of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

Source: infotel.ca
Defending champion Einarson shakes off early rust to defeat Duncan at Scotties - Vimarsana News

Defending champion Einarson shakes off early rust to defeat Duncan at Scotties

Two-time defending champion Kerri Einarson stole three points in the fourth end then scored four in the sixth ...

Source: panow.com
Covid Knocks Fleury Out of Curling Kickoff - Vimarsana News

Covid Knocks Fleury Out of Curling Kickoff

Skip “feels well” and could rejoin her team

Source: si.com
Skip Tracy Fleury enters COVID-19 protocol, will miss start of Tournament of Hearts | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Skip Tracy Fleury enters COVID-19 protocol, will miss start of Tournament of Hearts | iNFOnews

THUNDER BAY, Ont. - Skip Tracy Fleury will sit out the start of the Canadian women's curling championship in COVID-19 protocol.

Source: infotel.ca