Jacobs crowned to lead Canada at world men’s curling championship
Brad Jacobs returns to the world stage with Canada at the World Men’s Curling Championship in Temple Gardens Saskatoon. Joined by Marc Kennedy Brett Gallant and Ben Hebert the team earned their spot by winning the Montana's Brier in Kelowna. They face Japan Germany and others as round robin play begins Saturday with Olympic implications and potential Olympic berths on the line.
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Brad Jacobs
Canada
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Ben Hebert
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Brad Gushue
Edmonton
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Kennedy
Kevin Martin
Kevin Koe
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont
South Korea
Jaebeom Lee
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
Austria
Mathias Genner
China
Xiaonung Xu
Czechia
Lukas Klima
Germany
Milan-Cortina
Italy
Jonas Backofen
Martin Reichel
Florian Marec
Genner
Montana
Kelowna
B.C
Xiaoming Xu
Kuoqing Fei
Zhiyu Wang
Zhichao Li Xu
Lacombe
Asia
Gushue
Marek Cernovsky
Martin Jurik
Lukas Klipa
Klima
Las Vegas
Marc Muskatewitz
Benjamin Kapp
Felix Messenzehl
Johannes Scheuerl
Joel Retornaz
Amos Mosaner
Sebastiano Arman
Mattia Giovanella
Milan/Cortina
Retornaz
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Riku Yanagisawa
Takeru Yamamoto
Satoshi Koizumi
Ottawa
Hyojun Kim
Eunbin Kim
Jeongim Pyo
Jinhun Kim
Norway
Magnus Ramsfjell
Martin Sesaker
Bendik Ramsfjell
Gaute Nepstad
Ramsfjell
Ice dancing rivals fuel US Canada title bid in Boston
American pair Madison Chock and Evan Bates used a season best 90.18 to lead Gilles and Poirier after the rhythm dance at the world championships in Boston. The Canadians, upbeat to the Beach Boys routine, sit second as both teams push toward the free dance and a possible 2026 Olympic run.
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Madison Chock
Evan Bates
Piper Gilles
Paul Poirier
Chock
Bates
Gilles
Poirier
Oksana Grishuk
Evgeni Platov
Russia
U.S
Italy
Beijing
South Korea
TD Garden
Donna Summer
Mission Hill
Evan
Chuck
Canada to field team at World Men's Curling Championship
Deepfield and Brad Jacobs will lead Canada at the BET Tires World Men's Curling Championship in Moose Jaw, with 13 nations and lineups from Austria to the United States. Canada aims for a gold repeat, last achieved by Gushue in 2017, as teams feature veterans and rising stars in a field including Gushue, Edin, and Mouat.
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Bruce Mouat
Scotland
Niklas Edin
Sweden
Marc Muskatewitz
Germany
Italy
Joel Retornaz
Korey Dropkin
United States
Switzerland
Yannick Schwaller
Norway
Magnus Ramsfjell
Grant Hardie
Bobby Lammie
Hammy McMillan
Matt Dunstone
Manitoba
Oskar Eriksson
Rasmus Vranaa
Christoffer Lundgren
Edin
Benoit Schwarz-Van Berkel
Sven Michel
Pablo Lachat-Couchepin Schwaller
Schwarz-Van Berkel
Tom Howell
Andrew Stopera
Mark Fenner
Dropkin
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