The 5th annual Harvey’s General Store cashspiel will be held January 15-17 at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. The event will also include a Junior division for ages 17 and under. Entry in this division is limited to the first eight junior men or women’s teams who sign up. Teams are guaranteed three games, and entry fee is $120 per team. To register, call Kevin Smith at 621-0207.
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The deadline for nominations for the PEI Sports Hall of Fame is February 17, 2010. Categories include Athletes, Builders, and Teams. Athletes and teams must have either been retired from their sport for five years, or considered to be at least five years beyond their athletic peak.
Nomination forms are available by contacting Nick Murray at 368-4547 or publicrelations@sportpei.pe.ca.
The next induction ceremony will take place in the fall of 2010 in Summerside.
For more information on the PEI Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, visit www.peisportshalloffame.ca
The PEI Curling Association are conducting a CCA “Technical Intro Competition Coach Workshop” (formerly called Level 2 Technical), which replaces the old Level 1 and 2 Technical training. This workshop will take place at the Charlottetown Curling Club in January 16 and 17 2010, from 9 am to 4:30 pm each day. Cost is $130. Please make cheques payable to the PEI Curling Association. Registration deadline is January 12, 2010. To register, please contact Gayle Johnston at 368-1071 or email: gaylej@pei.sympatico.ca O’LEARY Brett Gallant and his Charlottetown Curling Club team will get to defend their Canadian Junior Men’s Curling title next month in Sorel-Tracy, Que. Gallant and teammates Adam Casey, mate, Anson Carmody, second, and lead Alex MacFadyen breezed through the P.E.I. Pepsi Provincial Junior Men’s triple knock-out championship at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary undefeated. They faced the Matthew MacLean rink from the host club in the ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ finals and won them all. ERIC MCCARTHY O’LEARY — Brett Gallant and his Charlottetown team will get to defend their Canadian junior men’s curling title next month in Sorel-Tracy, Que.
O’LEARY — A stolen triple in the fifth end proved to be Sarah Fullerton’s Cornwall rink’s ticket to the Canadian junior women’s curling championship.
The Sarah Fullerton foursome from the Cornwall Curling Club won their first Pepsi Provincial Junior Women’s Championship this evening at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary with a 9-2 victory over the Anita Casey team from the Charlottetown Curling Club. Fullerton, and her rink of Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan, had won two of the three sections in the triple knockout draw, giving them the ability to take the Juniors title by winning either of the two championship round games, but only the first was needed. Fullerton, with hammer, scored a single in the first end. Casey blanked the second and took a single point in the third end. Fullerton pulled ahead with a deuce in the fourth, and built up a sizable lead with a stolen triple and single in the next two ends. Casey, and her rink of Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, with coach Jeff Wilson, picked up a single point in the seventh, but shook hands after Fullerton recorded another deuce in the eighth end. The winning Fullerton rink, who were the PEI Canada Games representatives in 2007, and won three of the last four provincial 17 and Under championships, will join the Brett Gallant foursome, who won their fifth consecutive Junior Men’s title earlier on Monday, at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec, where the Gallant rink will be looking to defend their Canadian title. Curlers are reminded that the Labatt Tankard Provincial Men’s Curling Championship entry deadline is December 24th, and the deadline for the Provincial Masters Curling Championships, for male and female curlers aged 60 and over, is December 28th. Enter online at peicurling.com. Nomination deadline is December 28th for the Marion Dockendorff Scotties Tournament of Hearts Appreciation award, presented annually at the PEI Scotties banquet to a female who has made contributions to the sport of curling. Send your nominations to Shirley Lank at lankshire.farms@pei.sympatico.ca. The Brett Gallant rink from the Charlottetown Curling Club, which includes third Adam Casey, second Anson Carmody, and lead stone Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant, have won their fifth consecutive Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championship, with a 9-1 victory over the Matthew MacLean foursome from the host Maple Leaf curling club. In the C final, Gallant followed up a triple in the opening end by stealing a single in the second, and a deuce in the third. MacLean got on the board with a single in the fourth, but a Gallant triple in the fifth brought the game to a speedy conclusion. Other members of the runner-up MacLean foursome are Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, and Alan MacLean, with coaches Glen MacLean and Shannon Smallman. The Gallant rink will now look to defend their Canadian title at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. They were also silver-medallists at the World Juniors last season. Jamie Danbrook played lead on the Gallant team last year, but long-time lead MacFadyen returned to the Island and the team this season. Gallant, skipping a different team, also won the provincial title in 2004. Meanwhile, Anita Casey and her Charlottetown Curling Club rink shaded Amanda MacLean from the host O’Leary club by a 5-4 score in the Junior Women’s C final. Casey now faces Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink in the two game championship round. Fullerton won both the A and B sections, and will take the title if she wins either game, while Casey would have to win both games. The championship games go at 6 pm and, if needed, Tuesday at 3 pm. Playing with Fullerton are Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan, while Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, with coach Jeff Wilson complete the Casey rink. O’LEARY — The reigning boys 15 and under curling champion has a mammoth challenge on his hands. For the Matthew MacLean rink to win the P.E.I. Pepsi Junior (20 and Under) mens curling championship, he will have to beat the reigning Canadian junior men’s team three times.
Meanwhile, MacLean’s sister, Amanda MacLean, the reigning 15 and under girls champion, made sure there would be at least one play-off needed to decide the girls 20 and under championship.
After Sunday play in the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, the Brett Gallant rink are in the driver’s seat on their journey to their fifth consecutive junior men’s title, winning the B section, and advancing to the C finals. As they won the A section on Saturday, a win in any of their next three games – the C final, or the two championship round games, will give them another trip to the M&M Canadian Juniors, where they are the defending champions, and last year’s World silver medallists. On Sunday, Gallant, and teammates Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant, defeated the Matthew MacLean rink from the host club by a 9-2 score in the B final, scoring two four-enders in the process. The A final on Saturday was also against MacLean, with Gallant winning by an 11-2 score, aided by a six-ender. Gallant then recorded an 8-6 win over Charlottetown clubmate Spencer Pitre to advance to the C final, Monday at 1 pm against MacLean, who edged Maple Leaf clubmate Parker Clements by a 5-4 score to advance. Should Gallant win the C final, he will take the championship without the two game playoff round, scheduled for Monday at 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm. Should MacLean win, he would also have to win both championship games, to take the title, while Gallant would repeat as champ if he won either. In the Junior Women’s section, Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink won the B section, doubling Charlottetown’s Anita Casey rink 8-4, aided by a stolen ninth-end deuce. Fullerton, with teammates Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, and coach Brenda MacMillan, had won the A final on Saturday, 6-5 over Amanda MacLean of the host Maple Leaf Club. Fullerton did not advance to the C final, after suffering her first loss, by an 8-4 score, to MacLean, who will now face Casey in that game, Monday at 1 pm. Casey advanced with a 9-8 extra-end win over Tiffany Sweet of the Maple Leaf. The championship round games go Monday at 6 pm, and, if necessary, Tuesday at 3 pm. Since Fullerton won two sections, she will play in both championship games against the C winner, and take her first Junior championship if she wins either. The winning junior men’s and women’s rinks will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. The second of the three section finals will be decided on Sunday at the Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. The Sarah Fullerton rink from Cornwall, who won the junior women’s A section, will play the Anita Casey foursome from the Charlottetown Curling Club at 10 am on Sunday, while the men’s A winner, four-time defending champion Brett Gallant, will again face Matthew MacLean from the host club, in the 1 pm Sunday B final. In the B section playdowns, Gallant took a five-ender in his 10-2 victory over Sam Ramsay’s combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox team, while MacLean doubled Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown rink by a 4- 2 score. Fullerton also recorded a 10-2 victory, over Tiffany Sweet of O’Leary. while Casey beat A section runner-up Amanda MacLean of the host club by a 6-3 score. The C finals go Monday at 1 pm. If a team wins A, B, and C sections, they will win the juniors title without the two game championship round. If a team wins two sections, they will play in both championship games, and win the championship if they take either game. Otherwise, the B and C winners will square off, with the winner playing the A section winner in the final game. The championship round, if needed, goes Monday at 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm. The junior men’s and women’s champs will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. The Brett Gallant rink from Charlottetown, and Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton foursome have won their respective “A” section finals at the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. This advances them to the two-game championship round. Should either team win all three sections, they would win their championship without the need for the playoff round. Should a team win two of the three sections, they would play in both championship games, and win the title should they take either game. The Gallant team, who are reigning Canadian champions and World Silver Medallists, and are looking for their 5th straight PEI Juniors title, took six points in the eighth end in an 11-2 victory over Matthew MacLean of the host club, while MacLean’s sister Amanda lost a close 6-5 decision to Fullerton. Other members of the Gallant rink are Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant. Rounding out the Fullerton team are Michelle McQuaid, Sarah MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan. Amanda MacLean takes on Anita Casey and her Charlottetown Curling Club rink, while Fullerton plays Tiffany Sweet of O’Leary at 4:3o pm, with the winners advancing to the B final, Sunday morning at 10. At 8 tonight in the junior men’s section, Gallant plays Sam Ramsay and his combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox rink, while MacLean takes on Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown Curling Club team. with the winners playing off in the B final Sunday at 1 pm. The eventual winners will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. Leigh Armstrong from The Dominion Curling Club Championship was on PEI earlier this week, and took the opportunity to present provincial championship banners to the 2009 PEI champions, the Louis Walsh rink from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club, and the Vanessa Hamming foursome from the Crapaud Community Curling Club, who were chosen in March, and participated in the national championship in November.
Photo (L-R): Heather MacRae, Lindsay Moore, Ruth Walsh, Vanessa Hamming, Leigh Armstrong of The Dominion
Photo (L-R): Ray Thompson, Walter Bensen, Louis Walsh. Missing: Doug Waugh The 2010 provincial The Dominion Curling Club Championship will take place March 18 to 21 at the Cornwall Curling Club. Entry deadline is February 18th. The winners of that event will advance to The Dominion national championship November 23-28 2010 at the Charlottetown and Cornwall clubs. Seven teams, from the Charlottetown, Cornwall, and Montague curling clubs, will be competing in the triple knockout Scotties Tournament of Hearts Provincial Women’s Curling Championships, January 2-5 at the Montague Curling Club, with the winning rink advancing to the national Scotties, January 30-Feb. 7 in Sault Ste. Marie Ont. The team draw was done on Friday night at the opening ceremonies of the Pepsi Juniors by District 25 MLA Rob Henderson. Defending champions are the Charlottetown Curling Club team of Robyn MacPhee, her sister Rebecca Jean, Shelley Muzika and Tammi Lowther, who beat their clubmates the Kim Dolan foursome by a 9-7 score in last year’s final. The MacPhee sisters are back this year, with Dolan joining the rink at second, and Nancy Cameron from last year’s Dolan rink playing lead stone. The other two members of Dolan’s rink, Kathy O’Rourke and Trisha Affleck, have teamed up with former Junior champs Erin Carmody and Geri-Lynn Ramsay. Here is the opening draw: Saturday January 2nd at 10 am: Ice 1: Donna Butler (Cornwall) vs Erin Carmody (Charlottetown), Ice 2: Lisa Jackson (Charlottetown) vs Tammy Dewar (Montague) Ice 3: Shirley Berry (Cornwall/Charlottetown) vs Suzanne Birt (Charlottetown) Saturday January 2nd at 3 pm: Ice 3 Rebecca Jean MacPhee (Charlottetown) vs winner Butler/Carmody game. Complete draw and end-by-end results at peicurling.com/scotties. Team Rosters (skip to lead, fifth, coach, club): Erin Carmody, Geri-Lynn Ramsay, Kathy O’Rourke, Trisha Affleck, Al Ledgerwood (coach), Charlottetown After opening day at the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Juniors Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, two women’s and two men’s draws have been completed, with four-time defending champion Brett Gallant, and home town favorite Matthew MacLean 2 and 0 on the men’s side, and MacLean’s sister Amanda, fresh from winning the women’s Canada Game berth, along with 2007 Canada Games participant Sarah Fullerton of Cornwall, undefeated in the women’s division. Matthew MacLean got off to a flying start, recording a six-ender in his 12-1 routing of Alberton’s Shawn Pitre foursome. He won his second game by default when the Cody Dixon rink from Montague failed to show. Canadian champion and World silver-medallist (and the other 2007 Canada Games participant) Gallant beat Parker Clements of the host Maple Leaf club 9-2 in his opener, and recorded an 8-2 win over Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown team. Fullerton opened with an 8-2 win over Cornwall clubmate Sarah Clow, and beat Anita Casey of the Silver Fox 7-4. Amanda MacLean had an opening round bye, and beat O’Leary clubmate Tiffany Sweet 7-4 in the afternoon draw. Play continues Saturday with junior women’s draws at 9:30 am and 4:30 pm, and junior men’s games at 1 and 8 pm. The winning junior men’s and women’s rinks will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. The PEI Masters Curling Championship, for curlers age 60 and over, takes place from January 25-28 at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. Entry deadline is December 28, and entry fee is $40 per player. Enter online at peicurling.com. Defending women’s champions are the Jeanne Duffenais rink from the Silver Fox, who have won the last six Masters titles. Last year’s men’s champions, the John Holmes team, are also from the Fox. Play gets underway this morning in the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships, for curlers age 20 and under, at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, with seven junior men’s teams, and six junior women’s rinks taking part. Three Cornwall teams are entered, all on the junior women’s side. Defending junior men’s champ Brett Gallant will be looking for his fifth consecutive title, and his sixth overall. Gallant, who also won the Canadian championship and the world silver medal last season, is back with long-time teammates Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen. Other contenders include host club favourites Parker Clements, and Matthew MacLean, winner of the 15 and Under championships last year, and a participant in the recent PEI Canada Games Trials. Also in the running are Shawn and Spencer Pitre, from the Alberton area, with Spencer skipping a team out of the Charlottetown Curling Club, and Shawn skipping a team from the Western Community club. Summerside’s Sam Ramsay, last year’s runner-up, is back with a combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox team. Cody Dixon from Montague rounds out the junior men’s field. There will be a new junior women’s champion this year, as defending champion Erin Carmody has graduated from the Junior ranks. Last year’s runner-up, Anita Casey, is back, with a new team out of the Charlottetown Curling Club, including former New Brunswicker Abby Burgess at third, Hillary Thompson of Charlottetown at second, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, who was formerly with the Carmody rink, at lead stone. Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink, three time 17 and Under champs, are entered, along with last year’s PEI women’s representatives at the CIS/CCA university championships, the Sarah Clow rink, also from Cornwall. The Tricia Sanderson rink rounds out the Cornwall entries. The host Maple Leaf club has two teams entered on the Junior Women’s side, including the Amanda MacLean rink, PEI’s 2011 Canada Games women’s curling representives, along with the Tiffany Sweet team. Draws go Friday at 10 am and 1, 4:30, and 8 pm, Saturday at 9:30 am and 1, 4:30, and 8 pm, Sunday at 10 am and 1 and 6 pm, Monday at 1 and 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm. If the same team sweeps all three sections of the triple-knockout draw, they would win the championship, and the two championship round draws in their section would not be needed. The winning junior men’s and women’s rinks will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. (SportPEI). As another sporting year begins to draw to a close, Sport PEI is once again inviting nominations for its annual awards. Nominations may be made by any member of the public, as well as provincial sport associations, in any of eleven categories, including male and female athletes of the year (junior, senior, intercollegiate and masters), coach, team, administrator, and official of the year. Deadline for submissions is Friday, January 15, 2010. The Amalgamated Dairies Ltd Administrator of the Year award salutes the efforts of the many dedicated volunteers in sport for their unselfish contribution to the sport delivery system. The Coach of the Year award honours an individual who not only has enjoyed success with a team or athlete, but has contributed to a positive environment where athletes can learn and develop in a positive learning atmosphere. The Island Petroleum Team of the Year award each year recognizes a team which has demonstrated superior achievement in sport and has represented P.E.I. in an exemplary manner at the local, regional, national or international level. The PEI Mutual Insurance Company Official of the Year pays tribute to the important role of the official in amateur sport by recognizing the dedication and involvement of these individuals, many of whom are officiating in the top tier of their chosen sport. Recognizing the importance of youth and their accomplishments in sport, the Rodd Hotels and Resorts Junior Female, and the Junior Male Athlete of the Year categories, recognize athletes 18 years of age or younger who have demonstrated outstanding achievement allied with commitment and a hard work ethic. Excellence at the college or university level will be recognized in the finalists for the Paperflow Intercollegiate Athlete of the Year awards. Islanders have a great tradition of sporting excellence on the college circuit, and these awards will recognize those All-Canadians, M.V.Ps and all-stars who are stand-outs in varsity athletics. Recognizing the older athlete, the Friendly Pharmacy Masters award will be presented to an individual or team over the age of 35, or who has competed in a specific Masters category in their chosen sport. Many of the Island’s older athletes excel on the national and international stage, and this award recognizes that athletic excellence can continue regardless of the age of the competitor. Athletic excellence, character and determination and are qualities sought in our senior athletes, many of whom are viewed as role models when representing their province. The Senior Female, and the Bell Aliant Senior Male Athlete of the Year awards honour those Islanders who demonstrated those qualities in 2009. To be eligible for consideration for an award, candidates must be considered to be from Prince Edward Island, or have established residency in the province. Athletes must be considered to be amateur in status. Those nominated in the junior categories must have been 18 years of age or younger as of January 1, 2010, or have competed in junior competition throughout 2009. Individuals or organizations making nominations are reminded that the athlete and team awards are for the calendar year 2009, and therefore selections will be based only on achievements from Jan.1 to Dec. 31 of the past year. Longevity and commitment over a number of years may be considered in declaring finalists for the administrator, coach, and official award. Forms are available by calling Sport PEI at 368-4110, or downloading them from the website at www.sportpei.pe.ca The athletic awards banquet will be held in April, and the announcement of finalists will be made in the media leading up to the event. The top 16 teams from the Atlantic Curling Tour have been invited to participate in the ACT Finals, January 1-3 at the Beaver Curling Club in Moncton. Four of the teams, skipped by Brett Gallant, Robert Campbell, Rod MacDonald, and Eddie MacKenzie, are from PEI. Here are the top 16 teams: 1.2 Million Watch Kevin Martin Qualify for 2010 Winter Games Toronto, ON (TSN/CCA) -Viewers hurried hard to TSN this past weekend. Preliminary overnight data from BBM Canada confirms that Kevin Martin’s victory over Glenn Howard during the TIM HORTONS ROAR OF THE RINGS men’s final attracted 1.2 million viewers. It is the highest curling audience ever recorded on TSN and is almost double the audience for the Men’s Olympic Winter Games qualifier final in 2005 (693,000).* TSN’s coverage of Saturday’s Women’s final featuring Cheryl Bernard taking on Shannon Kleibrink attracted 832,000 viewers. This is 49% higher than the audience for the Women’s Olympic Winter Games qualifier final in 2005 (559,000).* Featuring the cream of Canada’s curling crop, TSN and TSN2 had complete and exclusive coverage of the TIM HORTONS ROAR OF THE RINGS over the past week. The overall audience for the tournament over 20 draws was an impressive 496,000 viewers. TSN gives curling fans a look at a possible 2010 Winter Games Gold Medal match-up when Kevin Martin takes on Scotland’s David Murdoch at next month’s CASINO RAMA CURLING SKINS GAME PRESENTED BY POKERSTARS.NET live on TSN. The two-day, TSN-produced event takes place January 16 and 17 from Casino Rama in Rama, ON and also features other TIM HORTONS ROAR OF THE RINGS participants Glenn Howard and Randy Ferbey. *Audiences prior to August 31, 2009 based on BBM Nielsen Media Research Mark II meters As a result of two Special Meetings, and with input from a Players Committee, the PEI Curling Association Rules of Play for Provincial Championships have been revised, and are now available in the Curling Association section, documents subsection of PEICurling.com, and also by clicking here.
Photo (L-R): Shirley Lank (President, PEI Curling Association), Leigh Armstrong (The Dominion), Susan McInnis (local organizer) Leigh Armstrong of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company was in Charlottetown today to officially announce that the City of Charlottetown and the Town of Cornwall will co-host The Dominion Curling Club Championship, Canada’s first-ever national championship for club curlers, from November 23-28 2010 at the Charlottetown and Cornwall curling clubs. This will be the event’s second year, following last month’s inaugural competition in Toronto, which welcomed twenty-eight men’s and women’s teams representing each of the country’s provinces and territories, along with a guest list that included World Champion curler Glenn Howard and 1998 Olympic silver medallist Mike Harris. The 2010 event will continue the format over four days of tournament play, followed by playoffs to declare new men’s and women’s Canadian Champions. All profits from The Dominion Curling Club Championship go to the Canadian Paraplegic Association, and to curling initiatives in communities across the country. On hand for the announcement were Charlottetown Deputy Mayor Stu MacFadyen, Wayne Long, City Events Development Officer, Tourism Charlottetown President Doug Newson, and Suellen Clow of Tourism Charlottetown, along with Susan McInnis of local “The Dominion” representatives Peake and McInnis Insurance, who will be coordinating the event on PEI, and Shirley Lank, President of the PEI Curling Association. Also in attendance were members of the 2009 PEI teams at The Dominion, the Vanessa Hamming and Louis Walsh rinks. While on PEI, Armstrong will be touring the two clubs, and finalizing the event details. The 2010 ”The Dominion” provincial championship will take place March 18-21 in Cornwall. The Labatt Tankard Provincial Men’s Curling Championship heads to Prince County for the 2009-2010 season, with the eight winners from the Open Playdowns, January 21-24 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside, advancing to the Final Eight portion, February 2-7 at the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton. Entry deadline is December 24, 2009. Entry fee is $50 per player, plus a $25 per player CCA Competitor’s fee. Enter online at PEICurling.com. Last year’s champions, the rink of Rod MacDonald, Kevin Champion, Andrew Robinson, and Mark O’Rourke, with fifth player Peter MacDonald, and coach Pat Aylward, are back to defend their title. The Labatt Tankard champions will advance to the Tim Hortons Brier, March 6-14 in Halifax. |
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