Movin' on: Flasch advances to playoff game against Koe
Colton Flasch is on a roll at the Tim Hortons Brier. The Saskatchewan skip won his sixth straight game -- and ...
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Colton Flasch is on a roll at the Tim Hortons Brier. The Saskatchewan skip won his sixth straight game -- and ...
Colton Flasch's winning streak at the Tim Hortons Brier ended Friday night, but his stay at the Canadian men's curling championship in Lethbridge isn'...
Colton Flasch's winning streak at the Tim Hortons Brier ended Friday night, but his stay at the Canadian men's...
For the second time in two days, both Saskatchewan rinks will face each other at the Brier in Lethbridge. Colt...
Bottcher shot 97 per cent to lead his Alberta side to a 4-2 victory. Koe's Wild Card Two conceded in the 10th end with no options available to score a game-tying deuce. "It's just such a good feeling when you know you've worked so hard and then you come out and play your best at the biggest game there is," Bottcher said. "That's just really a cool and a special feeling." With about 30 seconds left on the clock, Koe and teammates John Morris, B.J. Neufeld and Ben Hebert briefly studied the house. Facing three stones and with no real chance at pulling even, they decided to call it.