The Jenny and Edward White couple from the host Silver Fox Curling Club has won the PEI Mixed Doubles Curling Championship, defeating clubmates Jamie Newson and Miranda Ellis Monday afternoon by an 8-3 score in seven ends in a winner-take-all final game.

(L-R): Winning duo Jenny and Edward White, with Curl PEI Past President Andrew Robinson

File photo: Winning team Edward (left) and Jenny White

Team White won both the A and B sections of the Modified Triple Knockout draw, but did not advance to the Monday morning C final, which was won by Newson/Ellis, who then would have had to beat the White duo twice in the Championship round.

(L-R): Curl PEI Past President Andrew Robinson with Finalist Team Miranda Ellis, Jamie Newson

File photo: Finalist team Ellis (left) and Newson at last year’s championship

In the first Ch’ship round game, Newson/Ellis fought back from a 5-1 deficit after four ends, to tie the game 9-all after 8 ends of play and force an extra end, where they stole a single to win 10-9 and bring the championship to a 4 pm sudden-death match. That game was tied 3-3 after five ends, but a four-point sixth end plus a 7th end steal by Team White put the game out of reach for Newson/Ellis, who shook hands after the seventh end, trailing 8-3.

Detailed end-by-end results from the championship are available at PEICurling.com/scoreboard

The winning White duo will now advance to the 2020 Canad Inns Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship, March 17-22 at Stride Place in Portage La Prairie Manitoba.

17 teams, from the Charlottetown, Cornwall, Crapaud, and Silver Fox curling clubs took part in the provincial event.

Draw Tree

(Modified triple-knockout format with 2-game championship round, if necessary)

Schedule of Games

Explanation for Championship Round (Games A and B):

1. If one team wins all three qualifying games*: Championship Round is not required.

2. If one team wins two qualifying games*:
They play in both A and B (and win the event if they win either game).
The other section winner plays in A and has to win to advance to B.

3. If there are three separate winners: the team that played in the most qualifying games* advances to B, and the other winners play off in A.
If there is a tie in the number of qualifying games* played, then the team that qualified earliest goes to B and the other two teams play off in A.

*Qualifying games are in yellow on the schedule

Team Rosters

2018-19 site:
peicurling.com/mixeddoubles20182019