ST. JOHN’S, NL – Hometown hero and curling legend, Brad Gushue and his team opened the first round the Curling Canada 2026 Montana Briar Canadian curling championship in St John’s, Newfoundland on Friday night. The Mary Brown Centre was at capacity as fans came…
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In a video on his Facebook Page Brad Gushue has announced he…
BRONZE MEDAL GAME The Andrew Symonds rink from the Remax Center finished fourth at the Travelers Curling playdowns. They loss to Alberta in the bronze medal game 10-4 TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FINAL Alta 0 2 0 4 0 4 10 NL 1 0 2 0 1 0 4 The Andrew Symonds rink lost 5-2 to BC in semi-final play at the Travelers. Saturday they will play Alberta in the Bronze Medal game. TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Tot NL 0 0 0 0…
Team Symonds will meet Team Thomas for the Centennial Curling Spiel which has been taking place this weekend at the Remax Center the St. John’s Curling Club. Symonds and his rink of third Mark Healy, second Dave Noftall and lead Keith Jewer will face Colin Thomas and his rink of Cory Schuh third, second Chris Ford and lead Spencer Wicks at noon. Symonds defeated Paul Harvey in one semi final and Thomas defeated Heather Strong in his semi final match.…
The 55th edition of the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, gets underway Sunday at the Swan River Curling Club in Manitoba. Newfoundland and Labrador is represented by the team skipped by Chris Ford third Brooke Godsland; second Zach Young and lead Kate Murphy from the St. John’s Curling Club. They play their first game Monday at six o’clock island time against Quebec.…
Team Heather Strong opened up a 3-1 lead over Team Adam Boland with stolen singles in the 4th and 5th ends. Boland is away on a 2-week work assignment but will soon be back for the Season. The men went down 5-2 when skip Stephen Trickett was left with a “circus shot” to salvage a point with his hammer in the 7th end. In the final end with lots of rocks in play, skip Heather Strong with her first stone scraped around a guard with her left-handed cut-weight in turn and made a double takeout for the…
ICE #1: Ches’s Fish & Chips (skipped by Greg Blyde) took control in their game with ASHAM (skipped by Greg Smith) by stealing a point in the 5th end for a 4-2 lead. The teams traded singles the rest of the way before Blyde ran ASHAM out of rocks in the final end for a 5-3 victory. These young teams are the future of SuperLeague curling and it was a rewarding experience to see them fight out a close encounter with lots of rocks in play. ICE #2: The positive highlight for the week for McInnes Cooper / Power Conditioning Inc. (skipped by Trent Skanes)…
With Glen Goss throwing the skip rocks for Geoff Cunningham and Team A. Harvey, they were handed a bad omen in the first end against former League Champions makethecall.ca skipped by Colin Thomas. In a raise takeout attempt to score 3, Goss chipped his counter off the button and gave up a single. Thomas proceeded to score the first 5 of the new season in the 3rd end, taking a 6-1 lead, and coasted to an 8-2 victory with all the other points being singles. Team Stacie Curtis made 4 consecutive points over ends 3 to 5 stand…