Tickets moving fast for Grand Slam of Curling Players’ Ch’ship, aided by switch to Ticketmaster (Journal)

(by Nancy MacPhee) Credit Union Place recently switched its online ticket sales over to Ticketmaster, using the system for the first time when selling tickets for Hedley’s May 28 concert. With the first successful dry run of the new system … Continue reading

Island rinks both finish 2nd at Atlantic Under 18’s

Both the PEI men’s rink, skipped by Matthew MacLean from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, and the Veronica Smith women’s team from the Cornwall Curling Club, finished as runners-up in this afternoon’s finals of the Atlantic Under 18 … Continue reading

Howard Wins his Fourth World Title: “It feels sweet!” (CCA)

Apr. 8, 2012 -Canada’s Glenn Howard drew for one point in a tense extra end to capture the Men’s World Curling Championship final in Basel, Switzerland on Sunday. Read the Full Story at the CCA website … Continue reading

PEI teams finish in 1st place and advance to 1 pm finals at Atlantic U18 Ch`ships

Round robin play wrapped up this morning at the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS, with the PEI entries finishing 1st in both the women’s and men’s divisions and advancing to the … Continue reading

Sask. steals point in extra end over N. Ont to win Canadian Postal title, PEI’s record: 2-8

The Saturday afternoon final of the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC came down to an extra end, with the Saskatchewan team coming from behind to score a deuce in end 10 against Northern Ontario … Continue reading

MacLean 3-0, Smith 2-1 after Saturday play at U18 Atlantics

PEI’s Matthew MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary is the only undefeated rink,  at 3-0, in the men’s section, while the Veronica Smith team from the Cornwall Curling Club is tied for the lead with a … Continue reading

Howard advances to World Curling Final (TSN)

Canada’s Glenn Howard will play for the gold medal at the world men’s curling championship. He qualified for the championship game with a 7-6 win over Scotland’s Tom Brewster in the Page playoff 1-versus-2 game at St. Jakobshalle. Howard will … Continue reading

Sask. advances to final at Postal Curling, PEI picks up win in final round robin draw

At the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard (lead), ended play … Continue reading

Former PEI men’s champion lead Barry MacDonald passes away in Florida

Peter Barry MacDonald, who played lead for the first of three consecutive provincial men’s championship teams skipped by his uncle Dr. Wen Macdonald, passed away on April 2nd in Fort Lauderdale Florida. The 1954 team also included John Squarebriggs at … Continue reading

PEI U18 rinks unbeaten after opening day at Atlantics

PEI’s Matthew MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, and Veronica Smith team from the Cornwall Curling Club, are undefeated after opening day play at the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, being played this weekend at the … Continue reading

PEI wraps up play with Friday morning draw at Postal Curling Ch’ships

At the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard (lead), lost both … Continue reading

PEI’s MacLean and Smith rinks begin Atlantic Under 18 play today in New Glasgow NS

The Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS is this year’s host of the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, with five men’s and an equal number of women’s teams, representing the age 18 and under champions from the four Atlantic … Continue reading

Summerside’s Credit Union Place prepares for Grand Slam of Curling (Journal)

(by Nancy MacPhee) SUMMERSIDE – There will be little down time for Credit Union Place staff between Bryan Adams’ concert and the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling event. Adams’ near sold-out concert takes place the night of April 14. … Continue reading

Nominations open for PEI curling Awards; AGM set

The PEI Curling Association’s Annual General Meeting and Awards Night will be held May 30, beginning at 5:30 pm, at the Charlottetown Curling Club. Nominations are now being sought for the ADL/Sport PEI Achievement Awards and for the Marion Dockendorff … Continue reading

PEI 1-6 at Postal Curling

At the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard (lead), lost their … Continue reading

Canada beats Scotland, wins spot in Page One-Two game (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) Team Canada defeated Scotland in Wednesday evening action to cap another successful day at the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship and assure itself a spot in the Page 1-2 game. Glenn Howard defeated Sweden in afternoon action … Continue reading

Win Number Eight for Howard – and Still Undefeated (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) “Wow, there were a million rocks in play!” said Team Canada fifth player Scott Howard after a 10-6 win over Sweden for Team Canada at the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship in Basel, Switzerland, Wednesday afternoon.  Third Wayne … Continue reading

Upcoming NCCP Coaching courses

Here is a list of upcoming National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) courses taking place in Charlottetown. Part B – Design a Basic Sport Program, April 10th 5:30 – 8:30 pm Part B – Basic Mental Skills, April 12th 5:30 – … Continue reading

Single Draw tickets now available for Summerside Grand Slam Players’ Ch’ship event

Single draw tickets are now available at cupevents.ca for the Players’ Championship Grand Slam of Curling event, April 17-22 at the Eastlink Arena at Summerside’s Credit Union Place. Prices are $13.86 per seat for weekday draws, and $17.33 for weekend draws … Continue reading

PEI drops to 1-5 at Postal Curling Championships

At the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard (lead), lost both … Continue reading

Vogue Optical Curl for Wishes – 2 spots open, but act fast!

The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada Prince Edward Island Chapter along with the organizing committee would like to invite you to participate in “Vogue Optical Curl for Wishes,” PEI’s most entertaining curling event of the season! This event will take … Continue reading

Seven Straight Wins for Team Canada (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) Glenn Howard faced another hot young skip and had to come up with some great shots to win Canada’s seventh straight at the Men’s World Curling Championship in Basel, Switzerland, on Tuesday evening. Glenn Howard defeated Denmark … Continue reading

Island squad splits Monday games to improve to 1-3 at Postal Curling Ch’ships

At the 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard (lead), split their … Continue reading

Team Canada on a roll at Ford World Men’s (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) Team Canada once again dominated play to notch a fifth straight win and remain tied with Sweden for first place on the leaderboard at the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada … Continue reading

Silver Fox receives CCA grant for new condenser (CCA)

The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) announced their 2011-2012 Curling Assistance Program grant recipients today, funded by profits from certain CCA curling championship events. The Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside was the lone PEI recipient, receiving a grant … Continue reading

Newfoundland/Labrador men, Sask. women win Cdn. Masters

The Merle Kopach team from the Saskatoon Granite Curling Club scored four points in the 7th end in a 9-5 win over the Joyce Potter team from the Rideau Curling Club in Ottawa to win the women’s section, while the Toby … Continue reading

PEI 0-2 after opening day play at Canadian Postal Curling Championships

The 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic got underway on Sunday at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI, represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and Mike Bernard … Continue reading

Matthew MacLean and Veronica Smith rinks competing in Atlantic Under 18 Ch’ships, starting Friday in New Glasgow NS

The Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS is this year’s host of the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, with five men’s and an equal number of women’s teams, representing the age 18 and under champions from the four Atlantic … Continue reading

Curlers end their season at the Milkcan in Montague (Eastern Graphic story, photo, video)

The Montague Curling Club is hosting 40 teams this weekend during the 34th annual Milk Can Bonspiel. Every year teams from across the Island join in the fun. During play on Saturday Matt MacDonald aims for the house while sweepers … Continue reading

Team Canada Remains Undefeated in Basel, Switzerland (CCA)

(by Jean Mills). Team Canada sits at the top of the leaderboard, tied with Scotland for first place, after posting a decisive 9-2 win over Germany in Draw 3 action at the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship presented by Ford … Continue reading

Northern Ontario wins Canadian Firefighters

Northern Ontario’s  Jeff Zechner rink from the Nipigon Fire Department beat the Ken Dusablon team from Winnipeg Manitoba 8-5 in this afternoon’s final at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship at the Truro Curling Club. Manitoba defeated the Southern Ontario … Continue reading

Opening win for Canada at Ford World Men’s (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) Team Canada’s Glenn Howard opened with a 7-5 win over France’s Thomas Dufour on Saturday afternoon in Basel, Switzerland at the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. Glenn Howard in … Continue reading

Northern Ont. advances to Canadian Firefighters final

Northern Ontario edged Southern Ontario 5-4 this morning in the Page 1 vs 2 game to advance directly to the 1 pm Saturday final of the Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship in Truro. They’ll be playing the winner of the 9 … Continue reading

Team Canada Ready to Rock in Basel, Switzerland (CCA)

(by Jean Mills) Canadian curling fans can turn their attention to Switzerland tomorrow for the start of the 2012 World Men’s Curling Championship, which takes place Saturday March 31 to Sunday April 8. Twelve of the world’s top men’s curling … Continue reading

Bob Cameron rink to represent PEI at Postal Curling Ch’ship starting Sunday in BC

The 46th Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic gets underway on Sunday April 1 at the Cloverdale Curling Club in Surrey BC.  PEI is represented again this year by the rink of Bob Cameron (skip), Eldon Kilbride (3rd), Regan Kenny (2nd) and … Continue reading

Playoffs set at Canadian Firefighters, PEI ends play with 4-6 record

Round robin play wrapped up on Thursday afternoon at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship in Truro, with the Northern and Southern Ontario rinks finishing atop the standings with 8-2 win-loss records, and advancing to the Page 1 vs 2 … Continue reading

PEI splits games today at Canadian Firefighters in Truro to go to 4-4

PEI’s Gordon MacFadyen rink from the Summerside Fire Department split their games today  at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship at the Truro Curling Club, losing by one point to co-leader Southern Ontario with a 9-8 score in the morning, … Continue reading

PEI doubles NS to improve to 3-3 at Canadian Firefighters Curling Ch’ship

PEI’s Gordon MacFadyen rink from the Summerside Fire Department had the bye in the Tuesday morning draw at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship at the Truro Curling Club, and doubled the hometown Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade Nova Scotia rink, skipped by … Continue reading

Glenn Howard begins quest for 4th World title on Saturday (TSN)

Canada’s Glenn Howard begins his quest for a fourth title, and second as a skip, when the Capital One Men’s World Championships get underway in Basel, Switzerland on Saturday. (Photo: The Canadian Press) Wayne Middaugh, Glenn Howard Howard takes on … Continue reading

World Men’s starts Saturday in Basel Switzerland

The international curling championship focus moves to Switzerland, as Basel prepares to host the World Men’s Curling Championship 2012, presented by Ford Motor Company of Canada, beginning Saturday March 31 and running until Sunday April 8. Twelve of the top men’s … Continue reading

Sport PEI Awards banquet moved to Wednesday

Due to today’s weather and road conditions, Sport PEI has moved the 2011 Amateur Sport Awards banquet at the Rodd Royalty in Charlottetown from tonight to Wednesday (March 28) at the same time and location. Curling has two nominations this year, … Continue reading

MacFadyen rink splits Monday games to go to 2-3 at Canadian Firefighters

After Monday play at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship at the Truro Curling Club,  New Brunswick, skipped by Joe Vautour from the Saint John Fire Department, remains undefeated with a 4-0 record, after picking up a 9-7 win over … Continue reading

Team Gushue to name Ryan Fry replacement soon

The Brad Gushue rink announced today via their Facebook page that they will be making an announcement on a replacement for third Ryan Fry at the Player’s Championship (April 17-22 in Summerside) within the next couple of weeks. They expect … Continue reading

Global Television to broadcast Summerside Players’ Championship finals, with hosts Cheryl Bernard and Don Duguid

Shaw Media and the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling announced today that the men’s and women’s finals of the Players’ Championship, taking place in Summerside PEI from April 17-22, will be broadcast live on Global Television, with the women’s final beginning … Continue reading

No Island reps at Canadian Masters, which starts this afternoon

The Canadian Masters Curling Championships get underway this afternoon at the Boucherville and St.Lambert Curling Clubs, the first time this event has been held in the province of Quebec. Teams are entered from all provinces except PEI, along with a team … Continue reading

Switzerland wins the 2012 Ford World Women’s Curling Championship (CCA)

Mirjam Ott, a two-time Olympic silver medallist, skipped her Swiss team from Davos to her nation’s third world women’s curling championship and the first since 1983 Sunday night, upending Sweden 7-6 at Lethbridge’s Enmax Centre. The win in the Ford … Continue reading

Final reminder: PEI Curling Hall of Fame nomination deadline is March 31

The deadline for nominations to the Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is March 31, 2012. The public is invited to nominate outstanding curlers, builders, and teams who have excelled in curling. For more info, contact Jerry … Continue reading

Alberta sweeps Seniors with wins over NL, Cathy King in the history books (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) Alberta curlers continued their dominance at 2012 Canadian curling championships with wins at both the senior men and senior women championships held in Abbotsford, BC. Edmonton’s Cathy King and Red Deer’s Rob Armitage were both crowned champions … Continue reading

Strong finish at season-ending Players’ Ch’ship next month in Summerside would nail Trials berth for Nedohin (Postmedia)

In addition to the world championship bronze medal, Sunday’s victory also put the Heather Nedohin team in the all-important second spot on the Canadian Team Ranking System behind only Jennifer Jones of Winnipeg. Because Jones has already qualified for the … Continue reading

New Brunswick and S. Ontario on top at 3-0, PEI 1-2 at Canadian Firefighters in Truro

Three draws are in the books at the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship being played at the Truro Curling Club. New Brunswick, skipped by Joe Vautour from the Saint John Fire Department, and Southern Ontario, captained by Dwayne Lowe from … Continue reading

Crapaud’s Alan Inman and the Silver Fox’s Nola Murphy rinks win PEI The Dominion Curling Club Ch’ship

The Alan Inman rink from the Crapaud Community Curling Club and the Nola Murphy foursome from Summerside’s Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club are the new “The Dominion” provincial curling club champions, winning their respective finals  this afternoon at the … Continue reading

Brett Gallant one possibility to replace Gushue third Ryan Fry (Calgary Herald)

(by Allen Cameron) If one were to base the rationale for Brad Gushue’s latest move entirely on his team’s performance at the Tim Hortons Brier, it wouldn’t be Ryan Fry searching for a new team today. “It’s not a decision … Continue reading

The Dominion finals set: Ford vs Murphy and Clarey vs Inman

The 2 pm finals are set after semi-final action this morning at the provincial The Dominion Curling Club Championship at the Montague Curling Club. The Marie Ford team from Crapaud and the defending champion Donald Clarey foursome had previously earned … Continue reading

Seniors: It’s Alberta versus Newfoundland & Labrador – Times Two!!

(by Danny Lamoureux) Sunday’s championship finals at the Canadian Senior Men & Women’s Curling Championship in Abbotford, BC, promises excitement with both Alberta teams squaring off against opponents from the RE/MAX Centre in St. John’s. Glenn Goss, with Geoff Cunningham … Continue reading

Swiss earn first final shot at World women’s ch’ship, Canada/Korea rematch for bronze (CCA)

(by Larry Wood). It wasn’t exactly Swiss clockwork, or even the workings of a fine timepiece, but Mirjam Ott and her Davos team from Switzerland have earned a reprise in the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship final against Sweden. Team … Continue reading

Fanshawe takes gold in both men’s and women’s College Ch’ships

Play concluded today at the Canadian College Invitational Curling Championships, hosted by Fleming College, and taking place at the Peterborough Curling Club. The Fanshawe men’s curling team defeated Red Deer College 5-4 for the CCAA Curling Championship Gold Medal. The men … Continue reading

Crapaud’s Ford and Montague’s Clarey rinks earn byes to PEI The Dominion finals

The championship round goes Sunday at The Dominion Curling Club Championship at the Montague Curling Club with the semi-finals at 10 am and the finals at 2 pm. Round robin play wrapped up Saturday evening, with the defending champion Donald Clarey … Continue reading

It’s Cathy Versus Cathy for Senior Women’s Title (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) Newfoundland & Labrador’s Cathy Cunningham defeated Nancy Delahunt’s Nova Scotia foursome 5-3 in today’s women’s semi final at the 2012 Canadian Senior Women’s Curling Championship in Abbotsford, BC. Cunningham’s team from RE/MAX Centre in St. John’s now … Continue reading

Canada dumped from gold-medal race by Korea (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) This was curling’s equivalent of the kids showing mother how to operate in the kitchen. The astonishing Koreans, representing a nation that has been contesting World Women’s Curling Championship play on just four occasions, stunned Canada on … Continue reading

Gordon MacFadyen rink wins opener at Canadian Firefighters

The Gordon MacFadyen rink from the Summerside Fire Department beat the Kelly Salmon rink from Saskatchewan’s Aberdeen, Wakaw, Saskatoon and Regina fire  departments by a 9-5 score in the opening draw of the 53rd Canadian Firefighters Curling Championships, this afternoon at the … Continue reading

Canada’s Nedohin drops playoff to South Korea at curling worlds (CP/CBC)

Canada’s skip Heather Nedohin reacts to a shot against Korea in playoff action on Saturday at the women’s curling worlds. (Andrew Vaughan/Canadian Press) Canada’s Heather Nedohin has dropped a 4-3 decision to South Korea in a playoff game at the … Continue reading

Wilkinson rink (2-9), with McInnis subbing for skip, just misses win in final Seniors round robin draw (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) What a finish to the round robin portion of the Canadian Senior Men’s Curling Championship in Abbotsford, BC. Going into the final draw, Alberta was guaranteed a bye to the final while four other teams at 7-3 … Continue reading

Sweden moves to within one win of world title (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) Two world championship skipping appearances, two finals. That’s the record for Margaretha Sigfridsson and her Swedish team that’s headed for Sunday’s 4:30 p.m. Ford Worlds final match at the Enmax Centre. Sigfridsson — with Maria Prytz throwing … Continue reading

Alberta’s Armitage earns bye to the Final. 4 Teams Tied for 2nd, PEI has 2-8 record going into last Senior men’s round robin draw (CCA)

(Posted by Danny Lamoureux) With one round robin draw remaining at the 2012 Canadian Senior Men’s Curling Championship in Abbotsford, BC, Alberta’s Rob Armitage of the Red Deer Curling Centre has earned a bye directly to Sunday’s championship final. Armitage … Continue reading

Berry finishes Seniors at 3-8. Women’s playoff round set (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) Despite a few hiccups in the last draw of the round robin at the Canadian Senior Women’s Curling Championship in Abbotsford, BC, the playoff round is set to go this weekend. Photography by Davina Cathy King was … Continue reading

MacFadyen rink begins play Saturday at Canadian Firefighters Ch’ship in Truro

Round robin play begins Saturday at the 53rd annual Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship, being held this year at the Truro Curling Club. PEI is represented for the third straight year by the rink of Gordon MacFadyen (skip), Leo Stewart (third), … Continue reading

Canadians eliminate Team USA in World Women’s Tiebreaker (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) Heather Nedohin said it would be a different day and a different skip and she was true to her word. The Canadian leader who admittedly had a bad Thursday and lost two games to drop into tiebreaker … Continue reading

Holland College finishes out of the playoffs at Canadian College Curling Ch’ships

Holland College, represented by the men’s team of Christian Tolusso (skip), Alex Sutherland (3rd), Taylor McInnis (2nd), Patrick Moore (lead), and Angela Hodgson (coach) ended play today with a 3-4 win-loss record at the Canadian College Invitational Curling Championships, hosted … Continue reading

Montague men, Crapaud women still unbeaten at PEI The Dominion Curling Club Championship

Two rinks, the defending champion Donald Clarey men’s team from the host Montague Curling Club, and last years’s women’s runner-up rink, the Marie Ford rink from the Crapaud Community Curling Club remain undefeated following Friday play at the PEI The … Continue reading

Correction: Holland College has 3-2 record at Cdn. College Ch’ships

[Corrects incorrect score from source website that has since been fixed] Photo (L-R):  Christian Tolusso (skip), Alex Sutherland (3rd), Taylor McInnis (2nd), Patrick Moore (lead), Angela Hodgson (coach) The Canadian College Invitational Curling Championships, hosted by Fleming College, and taking … Continue reading

Five alive in World Women’s playoff chase; Canada in tiebreaker vs USA after 9-3 loss to Scotland (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) Switzerland’s Mirjam Ott was more than ecstatic Thursday to find out she was ranked No. 2 behind Sweden for Ford World Women’s Curling Championship playoff purposes today. A double winner on the last day of round-robin qualifiers, … Continue reading

Five unbeaten rinks after The Dominion opening day

The Dominion Curling Club Championship got underway Thursday afternoon and wraps up on Sunday at the Montague Curling Club, with the men’s and women’s club champions from six of the seven PEI curling clubs taking part. After opening day action … Continue reading

Alberta’s Cathy King is in the Playoffs, PEI’s Shirley Berry tumbles to 2-7 (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux). Saville Sports Centre skip Cathy King won her 8th game today at the Canadian Seniors in Abbotsford BC, dumping BC’s Penny Shantz 8-5, and continues to lead the round robin at 8-1. One more victory will vault … Continue reading

Five Teams Still In Hunt For Senior Men’s Title, PEI falls to 2-7

 (by Danny Lamoureux) In a battle of 7-1 teams, Alberta’s Rob Armitage emerged unscathed, dumping BC’s Dennis Graber and now sits alone in first place, one win away from the bye to Sunday’s championship final at the Canadian Seniors in … Continue reading

Canada loses to Italy, World women’s traffic jam still congested (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) It’s back to the congestion of a four-way traffic jam at the Enmax Centre as the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship heads into its last two qualifying round-robin draws. The morning’s leaders all suffered setbacks and Switzerland’s … Continue reading

Island curling clubs selling Grand Slam passes

Full Event packages for the Grand Slam Curling Event in Summerside, April 17-22, are available through PEI curling clubs. The price of $157.50 gives you one seat for every draw. Your club will receive $25.00 for each ticket sold. Contact … Continue reading

Jeff Stoughton to give Mark Nichols test run at Summerside Slam event (Winnipeg Free Press)

(By: Paul Wiecek) The list of potential replacements for the vacant lead position on the Jeff Stoughton foursome has expanded to include a former Olympic gold medallist. Sort of. Mark Nichols (CP photo) Newfoundland’s Mark Nichols — who won gold … Continue reading

Three lead race for World women’s playoff berths (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) The Korean national curling team refuses to be counted out at the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship. Skipped by 24-year-old Ji-Sun Kim, the amazing Koreans pulled even with Canada and Sweden at the top of the pack … Continue reading

Alberta and BC Men Close in on Seniors Playoffs, PEI’s Wilkinson improves to 2-6 (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) Alberta’s Rob Armitage and BC’s Dennis Graber won key evening match-ups Wednesday and move a step closer to the playoffs at the 2012 Canadian Senior Men’s Curling Championship in Abbotsford, BC. Armitage was up against defending champion … Continue reading

Holland College splits opening day draws at Canadian College Ch’ships

Photo (L-R):  Christian Tolusso (skip), Alex Sutherland (3rd), Taylor McInnis (2nd), Patrick Moore (lead), Angela Hodgson (coach) The Canadian College Invitational Curling Championships, hosted by Fleming College, and taking place at the Peterborough Curling Club, got underway yesterday, and wrap … Continue reading

Play starts Thursday at provincial The Dominion Curling Club Ch’ship

  The Dominion Curling Club Championship gets underway Thursday afternoon and wraps up on Sunday at the Montague Curling Club, with the men’s and women’s club champions from six of the seven PEI curling clubs taking part. Defending champions the … Continue reading

NS and NL women stay close to the top at Seniors, PEI’s Berry rink drops to 2-6 (CCA)

(by Danny Lamoureux) Draw 15 of the 2012 Canadian Seniors Curling Championships in Abbotsford, BC featured all twelve of the women’s teams in action. In a key match-up, Nova Scotia’s Nancy Delahunt and Saskatchewan’s Darlene Gillies squared off, both with … Continue reading

Wonderful Wednesday for Nedohin at World Women’s (CCA)

(by Fred Rinne) – It was a wonderful Wednesday for Heather Nedohin’s Team Canada at the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship at the Enmax Centre in Lethbridge. Heather Nedohin reacts to a play at the 2012 Ford World Women’s Curling … Continue reading

Special Olympics Gold Medallists honoured

PEI’s Special Olympics curling team, who recently won gold medals at the Special Olympics Winter Games in St. Albert Alberta, were honoured with a celebration Sunday evening during their regular curling draw at the Cornwall Curling Club. The rink, who … Continue reading

Surprising Koreans lead the World women’s pack (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) Guess who’s leading the Ford World Women’s Curling Championship with four round-robin matches remaining? What’s that? Who? Odds are you wouldn’t have mentioned unsung Korea, a nation with a handful of curlers competing at this level for … Continue reading

PEI women pick up win at Seniors to go to 2-4, men drop to 1-5 (PEICA), Moving Day at the Seniors (CCA)

PEI’s Shirley Berry rink, from Cornwall and Charlottetown, has a 2-4 win-loss record after splitting theig games on Tuesday  at the Canadian senior curling championships in Abbotsford BC, losing their first game 5-4 to Darlene Gillies of Saskatchewan, who scored … Continue reading

Randy Ferbey retiring from competitive curling (TSN/CP)

EDMONTON – Four-time world champion Randy Ferbey is retiring from competitive curling. He says he made the decision just over a week ago. (Photo: TSN) The 52-year-old from Sherwood Park, Alta., won four Canadian titles as a skip and played … Continue reading

Canada knocked off perch at World Women’s (CCA)

(by Larry Wood) Heather Nedohin said so herself. “Nobody is going to go through this without a loss so it doesn’t surprise me that we aren’t going to do it, either.” The Team Canada skip was talking, of course, about … Continue reading

PEI women men are 2-3, men 1-4 at Canadian Seniors in Abbotsford BC

PEI’s Shirley Berry rink, from the Cornwall and Charlottetown curlng clubs, picked up a 7-4 win over Northern Ontario, skipped by Darla Esch, on Monday night to improve to a 2-3 win-loss record at the Canadian Seniors Curling Championship in … Continue reading

MacFadyen rink begins play Saturday at Canadian Firefighters Ch’ship in Truro

Round robin play begins Saturday at the 53rd annual Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship, being held this year at the Truro Curling Club. PEI is represented for the third straight year by the rink of Gordon MacFadyen (skip), Leo Stewart (third), … Continue reading

The Dominion Curling Club Championship concludes the PEI curling ch’ship season

  The Dominion Curling Club Championship gets underway Thursday afternoon and wraps up on Sunday at the Montague Curling Club, with the men’s and women’s club champions from six of the seven PEI curling clubs taking part. Defending champions the … Continue reading

2011 Scotties champion Amber Holland rink breaking up (Leader-Post)

(by Murray McCormick) The winds of change have blown through Amber Holland’s women’s curling team. Holland told the Leader-Post on Monday that the 2011 Canadian women’s curling championship team from Kronau has broken up. Holland informed Kim and Tammy Schneider … Continue reading

Robert Campbell rink wins PEI Mixed

The Robert Campbell foursome from the Charlottetown Curling Club defeated Montague’s Larry Richards team by a 9-3 score this afternoon at the Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside to win the Provincial Mixed Curling Championship. Leading 5-3 after … Continue reading