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Mitchell Schut rink wins PEI U18 Boys Ch’ship
The Mitchell Schut team made up for a morning loss to their Cornwall clubmates the Brayden Snow foursome with a convincing 10-1 Championship Round win in 6 ends against them on Sunday afternoon to capture the PEI Under 18 Boys Championship at the Montague Curling Club. The Rachel MacLean rink, also from Cornwall, swept the Girls division with a win on Sunday morning against the Madalyn Easter squad from the Silver Fox Curling Club in Summerside.
U18 Boys Winners (L-R): Mitchell Schut (skip, throws 3rd stones), Chase MacMillan (vice-skip, throws 4th stones), Pat Quilty (coach), Cruz Pineau (second), Liam Kelly (lead)
Team Schut, who won two of the three modified triple knockout draw sections and would have taken the title with a win in either championship round game, while Snow would have had to win both, had a 3-1 lead after 4 ends, but brought the game and the championship round to an early ending with steals of four and three points in the next two ends.
U18 Boys Finalists (L-R): Brayden Snow (skip), Jack MacFadyen (third), David MacFadyen (coach), Liam Barbrick (second), Davis Nicholson (lead)
During the Sunday closing ceremonies, awards for Sportsmanship and Coaching as voted on by their peers and event officials, were handed out, with Larry Richards, coach of the Sydney Carver rink from the host Montague Curling Club, winning the coaching honours, while Lexi Murray, third stone on the winning Rachel MacLean Girls rink, and skip Isaiah Dalton, also from Cornwall, won the Sportsmanship honours.
Curl PEI President Sandy Matheson (left) with Coaching award winner Larry Richards
Curl PEI President Sandy Matheson (left) with Girls Sportsmanship award winner Lexi Murray.
(Photo not available for Boys winner Isaiah Dalton)
Event scores available at: https://peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/6755
Rachel MacLean team wins U18 Girls title, Team Snow wins “C” final in Boys event
The Rachel MacLean Girls Team from the Cornwall Curling Club beat the Madalyn Easter rink from the Silver Fox in all three section finals at the PEI Under 18 Curling Championships at the Montague Curling Club. Under the rules, the two game Championship Round is not required, and the MacLean rink wins the event. MacLean won her third section final 8-3 on Sunday morning.
Meanwhile, the Brayden Snow team from Cornwall won the Boys “C” final 7-2 over Cornwall’s Mitchell Schut team who won the “A” and “B”. The two-game championship round goes at 2 pm and, if needed, 6:30 pm. If double-section-winner Schut wins the first game he will take the title., otherwise a deciding game goes at 6:30.
Girls champs, Left to Right: Rachel Maclean (skip), Lexi Murray (3rd), David Murphy (Coach), Hayden Ford (lead) Izzy Tatlock (2nd), Avery Nicholson (alternate)
Girls finalists, Left to Right: Madalyn Easter (skip), Reid Hart (3rd), Kenna Warnell (2nd), Brooke Lewis (lead). Missing: Shelley MacFadyen (coach)
End by end results from all draws will be available at PEICurling.com.
Spectators aren’t permitted at this event due to COVID-19 restrictions. Teams Schut and Snow are live-streaming their games on their Facebook pages.
Schut and MacLean teams both one win away from PEI Under 18 titles
The Rachel MacLean Girls Team and Mitchell Schut Boys rink from the Cornwall Curling Club are both one win away from winning PEI Under 18 Championship titles at the Montague Curling Club after capturing both the A and B sections of their modified triple-knockout draws and advancing to their respective “C” finals at 9:30 Sunday morning. A win in that game or either of the two championship round games at 2 and 6:30 pm would give MacLean or Schut the title for their division. If they don’t win the “C” final, the winner of that section would also have to win both championship round games.
Team Schut cruised to a 14-2 victory in six ends over the Isaiah Dalton rink, also from Cornwall, in the “C” semis on Saturday evening, while MacLean beat Cornwall clubmate and reigning U16 champ Ella Lenentine 6-2 to advance to their “C” final. As happened in the “A” and “B” finals, Schut will be facing clubmate Brayden Snow in the “C final, while MacLean will take on the Madalyn Easter squad from the Silver Fox in Summerside. Team Snow doubled Brock Rochford and his Silver Fox team 6-3 in the “C” semis, while Easter beat Sydney Carver from the host Montague club 8-5.
In the “B” section finals Saturday afternoon, MacLean beat Easter 5-3, while Schut rink defeated Snow by a 7-4 score.
Live, end by end results from all draws will be available at PEICurling.com.
Spectators aren’t permitted at this event due to COVID-19 restrictions. Teams Schut and Snow are live-streaming their games on their Facebook pages.
MacLean and Schut win both A and B sections at PEI Under 18
The Rachel MacLean Girls Team and Mitchell Schut Boys rink from the Cornwall Curling Club have wonboth the A and B sections of their modified triple-knockout draws and have a big advantage going into the remaining draws at the PEI Under 18 Curling Championships at the Montague Curling Club.
In the “B” section finals Saturday afternoon MacLean again faced the Madalyn Easter squad from the Silver Fox in Summerside, winning by a 5-3 score, while the Schut rink again played clubmate Brayden Snow and his team, winning 7-4.
Winning two sections puts both MacLean and Schut in both championship games on Sunday, and a win in either will give them the championship, while their opponent, the winner of the C division, would have to win both. In the event that MacLean or Schut also advance to the “C final and win it, they will take the title without playing the championship round.
The “C” semi-finals go at 6:30 Sat. evening, with the “C” finals at 9:30 am Sunday. The championship round, if needed, goes at 2 pm and, if needed, 6:30 pm on Sunday.
In the semis, Schut takes on Isaiah Dalton, Snow faces Summerside’s Brock Rochford, MacLean plays clubmate and reigning U16 champ Ella Lenentine, while Easter and Sydney Carver from the host Montague club square off.
Live, end by end results from all draws will be available at PEICurling.com.
Spectators aren’t permitted at this event due to COVID-19 restrictions. Teams Schut and Snow are live-streaming their games on their Facebook pages.
Schut and MacLean teams win 1st qualifiers for ch’ship round at PEI U18 Ch’ships
Day one is over at the 8-team Provincial Under 18 Curling Championships at the Montague Curling Club, with the Mitchell Schut Boys team and the Rachel MacLean Girls rink, both from the Cornwall Curling Club, winning the first of three qualifying games for the Boys and Girls Sunday championship rounds.
Photo from Team Snow live-stream: Team Snow concedes after coming up short on a draw facing three Team Schut counters in the Boy “A” qualifier game
In the 4-team Boys Division, Team Schut had two decisive victories against Cornwall clubmates, downing the Isaiah Dalton rink 10-1 in six ends, and then blanking defending champion and clubmate Brayden Snow 9-0, also in six ends, in the A Qualifier of the modified triple knockout draw. Team Snow followed a four-ender with a steal of three in an 11-1 six-end win over the Brock Rochford rink from the Silver Fox in Summerside in their opener.
Team MacLean, who were U18 finalists last year, doubled the reigning U16 champs, the Ella Lenentine foursome, also from Cornwall, 8-4 in their first game in the 4-team Girls division, and then beat the Madalyn Easter squad from the Fox 7-3 to earn a spot in the championship round. Team Easter doubled the host club’s Sydney Carver rink 10-5 to advance to that “A” qualifier match.
With the modified triple knockout format, section winners drop down to compete in the next section. If a team wins all three sections, they will win the event without a championship round. A double section winner will have a “double life” in the championship round, winning the event if they take either game, while their opponent would have to win both. If a team wins all three sections, they will be declared the champion, and the championship round will not be played.
There are three draws on Saturday, with all teams seeing action at 9:30 am, with Dalton playing Snow and Rochford playing Schut in the Boys division, and Carver facing MacLean while Easter takes on Lenentine in the Girls. The winners of each division face off in the “B” qualifying games at 2 pm. All teams are then back in action in the “C” semi-finals at 6:30 pm.
The “C” Qualifier games go Sunday at 9 am, with the Championship Round, if necessary, going at 2 pm and, if needed, 6:30 pm.
Live, end by end results from all draws will be available at PEICurling.com.
Spectators aren’t permitted at this event due to COVID-19 restrictions. Teams Schut and Snow are live-streaming their games on their Facebook pages.
Montague Curling Club hosting 2021 PEI Under 18 Ch’ships
The 2021 PEI Under 18 Curling Championships are set for the Montague Curling Club from January 8-10, with four boy’s teams and an equal number of girl’s rinks taking part.
Last year’s winners were the Brayden Snow and Katie Shaw teams. Snow is back this year.
Complete end by end results from the provincial event will be available at PEICurling.com.
Both the boy’s and girl’s championships are modified triple knockout draws, starting Friday January 8. The winners from each of the three triple knockout sections of each event will advance to their respective two-game championship round on Sunday. With the modified format, section winners drop down to compete in the next section. If a team wins all three sections, they will win the event without a championship round. A double section winner will have a “double life” in the championship round, winning the event if they take either game, while their opponent would have to win both. If a team wins all three sections, they will be declared the champion, and the championship round will not be played.
Live, end by end results will be available at PEICurling.com.
Please note, there will be no spectators allowed in the facility for this event.
Teams are encouraged to live-stream if they have the capacity to do so. Live-scoring will be updated after each end of play.
Draw Tree
(Will not be updated during event. Refer to live scoring for draw progression)
Schedule
Boys Girls
| Date | Time | Draw | Ice 1 | Ice 2 | Ice 3 | Ice 4 |
| Fri. Jan. 8 | 2 PM | 1 | 1 | 2 | A | B |
| 6:30 PM | 2 | C | 3 | |||
| Sat. Jan. 9 | 9:30 AM | 3 | D | 5 | E | 4 |
| 2 PM | 4 | 6 | F | |||
| 6:30 PM | 5 | H | G | 7 | 8 | |
| Sun. Jan. 10 | 9:30 AM | 6 | 9 | I | ||
| 2 PM | 7 | BA | GA | |||
| 6:30 PM | 8 | GB | BB |
Explanation for Championship Round Games (BA/GA and BB/GB):
1. If one team wins all three qualifiers: Championship Round is not required.
2. If one team wins two qualifiers: they play in both BA/GA and BB/GB (and win the event if they win either game), while the other winner plays in BA/GA (and has to win to advance to BB/GB).
3. If there are three separate winners: the team that played in the most qualifying games* plays in BB/GB and the other winners play off in BA/GA If there is a tie in number of qualifying games played, then the team that qualified earliest goes to BB/GB and the other two teams play off in BA/GA.
*Qualifying games have game number/letter highlighted in yellow on the schedule
Team Rosters
| Skip name | Lineup |
|---|---|
| Isaiah Dalton (Boys) | Skip: Isaiah Dalton Third: Connor Bruce Second: Sheamus Herlihy Lead: Nate MacRae Coach: A.J. Campbell Club: Cornwall Curling Club |
| Brock Rochford (Boys) | Skip: Brock Rochford Third: Keegan Warnell Second: Jack Chaisson Lead: Levi Driscoll Coach: Shawn Warnell Club: Silver Fox Curling Club |
| Mitchell Schut (Boys) | Skip: Mitchell Schut (throws 3rd) Third: Chase MacMillan (throws 4th) Second: Cruz Pineau Lead: Liam Kelly Coach: Pat Quilty Club: Cornwall Curling Club |
| Brayden Snow (Boys) | Skip: Brayden Snow Third: Jack MacFadyen Second: Liam Barbrick Lead: Davis Nicholson Coach: David MacFadyen Club: Cornwall Curling Club |
| Sydney Carver (Girls) | Skip: Sydney Carver Third: Katie MacLean Second: Michaela MacLean Lead: Georgia Hughes Coach: Larry Richards Club: Montague Curling Club |
| Madalyn Easter (Girls) | Skip: Madalyn Easter Third: Reid Hart Second: Kenna Warnell Lead: Brooke Lewis Coach: Shelley MacFadyen Club: Silver Fox Curling Club |
| Ella Lenentine (Girls) | Skip: Ella Lenentine Third: Erika Pater Second: Kacey Gauthier Lead: Mollie Shaw Alternate: Makiya Noonan Coach: Pat Quilty Club: Cornwall Curling Club |
| Rachel MacLean (Girls) | Skip: Rachel MacLean Third: Lexie Murray Second: Izzy Tatlock Lead: Hayden Ford Alternate: Avery Nicholson Coach: David Murphy Club: Cornwall Curling Club |