WINNIPEG — Only three days after announcing the disbanding of Team Jennifer Jones, the Olympic-winning curler is back to skip a new squad.
WINNIPEG — Only three days after announcing the disbanding of Team Jennifer Jones, the Olympic-winning curler is back to skip a new squad.
One of the world’s top women’s curling teams is splitting up.
For several agonizing minutes, Kerri Einarson and her two-time defending champions had to wait and watch while Krista McCarville’s Northern Ontario rink decided on their final shot attempt.
He’s a two-time World Champ, add three Briers wins, toss in a couple of National Mixed titles and the chart-topper is the number of times he skipped teams to the Manitoba Men’s Championship. Yes, Jeff Stoughton won almost everything that was out there over 30 plus years of his competitive curling career.
MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Manitoba’s Kerri Einarson has won the Canadian women’s curling championship.
Manitoba third Karlee Burgess captured a record third Canadian women’s junior title on Sunday, helping Mackenzie Zacharias’s team earn a 10-3 victory over Alberta’s Abby Marks in the final.
WINNIPEG — This year’s Ironman Outdoor Curling Bonspiel is honouring the late John Candy.
Team Brad Jacobs says that longtime third Ryan Fry will not be returning to the team next season.
SYDNEY, N.S. — Saskatchewan’s Robyn Silvernagle and Team Canada’s Jennifer Jones posted big wins on Wednesday at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Jennifer Jones and Jill Officer were among the names revealed Wednesday by Curl Manitoba. The two won gold for Canada with their rink at the Sochi Olympics in 2014.
WINNIPEG – Free agency among Canada’s top curling teams picked up steam with another team announcing changes Wednesday.
WINNIPEG — Team Jennifer Jones will look a little different when they hit the curling rink for the 2018-19 season. Longtime second Jill Officer has opted to step back from the spot and will remain with the Olympic-winning squad as an alternate.