Saskatchewan Battle as Nunavut Faces Canada and BC
Saskatchewan takes on Nunavut and Canada in a high profile 2025 SMO ELA event. British Columbia joins the competition, adding regional rivalry and potential standings implications for the cross country series.
Curling schedule and teams for February events
The article lists draws from Friday February 14 to Wednesday February 19 featuring Team Canada led by Homan, and multiple teams from Alberta Sturmay and Skrlik, British Columbia, Northern Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nunavut, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Northwest Territories, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Yukon. It details draw times, pairings, and competing lineups with player rosters and club locations.
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Ontario
Canada
Pe.i
Alberta
Skrlik
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Sturmay
Nunavut
Northern Ontario
Nova Scotia
Yukon
Newfoundland/Labrador
Manitoba
Cameron
Lawes Nwt
Quebec
Skriik
New Bruswick
Lawes
Einarson
Nwt
Yukonanitoba
Newfoundland/ Labrador
Skirlik
Bruswick
Unavut
Northern
Enfoundland
Team Canada
Rachel Homan
Tracy Fleury
Emma Miskew
Sarah Wilkes
Rachel Brown
Ottawa
Alberta Sturmay
Selena Sturmay
Danielle Schmiemann
Dezaray Hawes
Paige Papley
Ted Appelman
Edmonton
Alberta Skrlik
Kayla Skrlik
Geri-Lynn Ramsay
Margot Flemming
Ashton Skrlik
Crystal Rumberg
Shannon Kleibrink
Corryn Brown
Erin Pincott
Sarah Koltun
Sam Fisher
Jim Cotter
Kamloops
Krista McCarville
Andrea Kelly
Kendra Lilly
Ashley Sippala
Sarah Potts
Rick Lang
Thunder Bay
Nancy Martin
Chaelynn Stewart
Kadriana Lott
Deanna Doig
Colleen Ackerman
Saskatoon
Melissa Adams
Jaclyn Crandall
Kayla Russell
Kendra Lister
Molli Ward
Alex Robichaud
Fredericton
Prince Edward Island
Jane DiCarlo
Veronica Mayne
Sabrina Smith
Whitney Jenkins
Kathy O'Rourke
Crapaud
Julia Weagle
Sadie Pinkson
Leigh Gustafson
Alison Taylor
Colin Hodgson
Iqaluit
Kerri Einarson
Val Sweeting
Karlee Burgess
Krysten Karwacki
Lauren Lenentine
Reid Carruthers
Gimli
Sydney Galusha
Shona Barbour
Ella Skauge
Yellowknife
Newfoundland & Labrador
Brooke Godsland
Erin Porter
Sarah McNeil Lamswood
Camille Burt
Kate Paterson
Cory Schuh
St. John’s
Bayly Scoffin
Kerry Foster
Raelyn Helston
Bailey Horte
Kimberly Tuor
Kevin Patterson
Whitehorse
Superior International
Dryden
Ram River
Sioux Lookout
Fort William Gardens
Fort Frances
Homan
John Epping
Sudbury
Martin
Brad Jacobs
Sau Stearie
Ova Scotia
Adams
Red Lake
Kenora
Ppd
DeCarlo
Weagle
Labrador
Sau Stearie Kenora
Kam River
Pei
Saultearie Fort Frances
Sault Ste. Arie Kenora
Sault Ste. Arie
Ironwood
St-Georges
Mike Jakubo
Copper Cliff
Galusha
Godsland
Eric Harnden
Sault Ste. Marie
Scoffin
al Harnden
Rob Gordon
Cobalt-Haileybury
Lakehead
Schreiber
TB Hawks
Krysta Burns
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Tracy Horgan
St. Ignatius
Westgate
Hammarskjold
St. Patrick
Ontario University Superior
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Concordia
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Ontario Tech
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McGill
Brock
Carleton
McMaster
la Verendrye
York
Laurier
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New York
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Carolina
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Syracuse
Tampa Bay
P.m. Belleville
Utica
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Iowa
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P.m. Columbus
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Kaprizov to miss at least a month with surgery
Minnesota Wild star Kirill Kaprizov will undergo surgery for a lingering lower body injury and be sidelined for at least a month. GM Bill Guerin said he hopes to rejoin later this season, with a two week NHL break offering some relief to the club.
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Mississauga to host 2026 Scotties curling championship
The 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be held in Mississauga at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre Sportsplex from January 23. Curling Canada says the 18‑team national women’s playdowns will bring teams from every province and territory to the Greater Toronto Area for the event debut. The piece notes the Scotties origins in Oshawa and Ottawa and mentions Toronto’s role in earlier Brier history.
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Toronto
Paramount Fine Foods Centre
Mississauga
Ont
GTA
Curling Canada
Nolan Thiessen
Saskatoon
Joyce McKee
Western Canada
Ruth Smith
Eastern Canada
Lacolle
Que
Oshawa
McKee
Ottawa
Granite Club
Ontario
Sean Holman
Toronto Curling Association
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