Adam Casey begins road to Brier on Wednesday night (Journal)
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Seven Mile Bay native skipping rink in Saskatchewan Tankard
(by Jason Simmonds)
TISDALE, Sask. – Adam Casey’s quest for a return trip to the Tim Hortons Brier begins Wednesday night.
Adam Casey, a native of Seven Mile Bay and Winsloe resident, is skipping a rink in the Saskatchewan Tankard provincial men’s curling championship in Tisdale this week.
Casey, who is from Seven Mile Bay and now resides in Winsloe, is skipping a rink in the Saskatchewan Tankard provincial men’s curling championship. The Casey rink, which includes third stone Catlin Schneider, second stone Shaun Meacham and lead Dustin Kidby, plays its first game against Scott Bitz.
“We are looking forward to it for sure,” said Casey in an interview with the Journal Pioneer late Tuesday afternoon. “I feel we have been getting better each week heading into provincials, and hitting our stride.”
First year
It’s the first year Casey has played in Saskatchewan after skipping the P.E.I. men’s champions the last two years. With teams in Saskatchewan allowed one player who does not reside in the province, it was the perfect fit for Casey.
However, he did acknowledge there have been some challenges.
