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"He always said, 'The round robin is for practising. The playoffs are for real.'" It's a line that should make other teams shudder at the Canadian men's curling championship. Middaugh was one of the top skips in the preliminary round at the Tim Hortons Brier and has a share of first place entering the final day of championship pool play. His Wild Card Three team split its games Friday to sit at 8-2 along with Wild Card Two's Kevin Koe. Championship pool play continues at 2:30pm et/11:30am pt on TSN1/5, TSN Direct, and streaming on TSN.ca. "You try and exceed your own expectations every day an...

Wayne Middaugh, Kevin Koe share lead with Brier championship round underway Wild Card Three's Wayne Middaugh defeated Saskatchewan's Matt Dunstone 9-5 to move into sole possession of first place as championship pool play began Friday at the Canadian men's curling championship. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Mar 12, 2021 6:02 PM ET | Last Updated: March 13 Team Wild Card Three, left to right, third Scott Howard, lead Tim March, skip Glenn Howard, and alternate Wayne Middaugh celebrates after beating Team Saskatchewan 9-5 in the championship round of the Brier on Friday.(Jeff Mc...

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 ...

Skauge, who was skipping at a Tim Hortons Brier for the first time, was one of five teams in the 18-team event that were not given feature game TV treatment by rightsholder TSN. "We have lots of fans and friends back home that were watching," Skauge said. "It would have been real nice if they could have seen us play a game down here. But there's only so many spots. Every draw there were multiple games where there was something on the line. "It's one of those ones that's real tough. I don't think that you can say, 'This is the (TV) schedule for the week.' You have to follow the storyline of ...

Gregory Strong Team Northwest Territories skip Greg Skauge makes a shot during a practice session at the Brier in Calgary, Alta., Thursday, March 4, 2021.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh March 13, 2021 - 8:08 AM With no family or friends allowed in the spectator-free arena, Northwest Territories skip Greg Skauge was hoping to get some TV time at the Canadian men's curling championship so his supporters back home could watch his team in action. They had to settle for only occasional highlight snippets during the preliminary round of competition. Skauge, who was ski...