The Val Sweeting team from Edmonton, who lost third Joanne Courtney to Ottawa’s Rachel Homan rink, has announced that New Brunswick’s Andrea Crawford will be their new third.
Crawford, who curled out of the Gage club in Oromocto, is a former Canadian Junior Champion, and skipped the New Brunswick team at the Scotties seven times — in 2006, and every year from 2009 through 2014.
(By Norm Cowley, Edmonton Journal) EDMONTON — Val Sweeting reached across the country to fill the vacancy on her Alberta women’s curling championship rink, so she also got creative when she introduced her new lineup. Alberta skip Val Sweeting takes a shot during her match against Quebec at the…
There will be a hometown favourite playing in the 2014 Scotties Tournament of Hearts next month at Maurice Richard Arena in Montreal. Allison Ross, who plays out of the Glenmore Curling Club in Dollard-des-Ormeaux — just west of Montreal — claimed her second consecutive Quebec Scotties provincial women’s curling championship…
New Brunswick's Andrea Crawford rink, which includes third Becky Atkinson, second Danielle Parsons, and lead Jodie deSolla, needed only five ends to defeat the Theresa Breen foursome from Nova Scotia by an 8-1 score in Sunday afternoon's final of the Lady Monctonian cashspiel at Curl Moncton. A steal of three…
Crawford, who curled out of the Gage club in Oromocto, is a former Canadian Junior Champion, and skipped the New Brunswick team at the Scotties seven times — in 2006, and every year from 2009 through 2014.