Homan Wins Scotties Title in Thunder Bay Classic
Rachel Homan defended her Scotties crown at Fort William Gardens beating Kerri Einarson 6 1 in nine ends to extend her record run. Homan now holds five Scotties titles with Emma Miskew and team aiming to defend the world title in South Korea March 15 26. Einarson rued key misses as injuries reshaped her lineup while Curling Canada announced a sellout crowd and strong fan turnout.
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Canadian players embrace Casey Stoney at Pinatar Cup
Sixth ranked Canada women begin under Casey Stoney in Spain with Kailen Sheridan praising the new coach's clarity and ambition. Sheridan, tallying her 30th Canada shutout in a 2-0 win over Mexico, says the team is moving forward after a plateau. Stoney, England great and ex San Diego Wave coach, is tasked with rebuilding ahead of Taiwan finale in Murcia.
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Saskatchewan teams win blue nose at Canadian under-18s
Nova Scotia skips claim crowns as Cassidy Blades NS1 wins the female title and Zach Atherton NS1 takes the male championship in Saskatoon. Blades says the hard week and last-rock victory over Abby Desormeau of Alberta 2 was amazing.
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Halifax club takes lead then seals title in curling final
Blades Atherton MacNutt Mitchell and coach Ouellette built an early four point edge before surrendering four in the fifth end to a tie. A string of six shot highlights set up a three in the sixth end and a force in seven and an eighth end make it go away takeout to claim the national championship. Atherton defeated Ontario’s Tyler MacTavish in the final, while Northern Ontario’s Claire Dubinsky Kakabeka Falls team placed 11th after pool play and a 9-6 win over Newfoundland Labrador’s Dailey Locke in the relegation game.
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