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Home for the Holidays Contest E E S St 12 Northern Life Tuesday, November 30, 2010 News tip line 705-673-5667 or [email protected] Sudbury curlers head to northern championships ton Curling Club, 10 northeastern Belzile with Avery Thomas, Court- competitive teams, the Grey Cap junior teams — five girls and five ney Andrey, Brianne Manson runs during the week from morn- boys teams — competed in the and coach Alan Arkilander from ing until after lunch and welcomes Region 5-6 playdowns in hopes of the Sudbury club and skip Chloe all senior curlers. advancing to the Nexcap Northern Gordon with Cassandra Rees, The eventual winning Moving on over to the men and Ontario Championships in North Ashley Scarr, Danni Harper and boys and girls teams from ladies news, this weekend features Bay Jan. 6-9. coach Susan Murray from Copper the northern five of Sudbury’s top men’s teams When the dust settled, two Cliff ended up 2-2 and lost in the heading off to Sault Ste. Marie for Sudbury teams broke through the tie-breakers, while the Idylwylde’s championship ... will the annual Super Spiel East, which grueling competition. Robin Beaudry, Robyn Froude, represent northern showcases the best teams in the In the girls division, skip Ken- Carolyn Graham and Avryl Evans north vying for a direct birth to the Ontario at the Canadian Tim Phillips dra Lilly with teammates Kim finished 1-3. Northern Ontario Championships HURRY HARD NEWS Curtain, Jenny Gates, Courtney On the boys side, Capreol’s Championships. in Thunder Bay in early February. Chenier and coach Jan Pula from Dustin Montpellier with mates Along with the spot comes a purse tarting with our young the Idylwylde club went 3-1 to claim Nicholas Beaudry, Travis Goselin, Gerry Horgan from the Idylwylde of more than $12,000. upcoming stars, curlers the first spot, while three other Adam Leger and coach Amanda fell short at 1-3 and Copper Cliff ’s Teams competing from throughout the Sudbury area teams at 2-2 played in tie-breakers Gates captured the first spot with Matthew Gordon, Billy Mekers, Sudbury are Matt Dumontelle, Tim S have been very busy compet- to decide the second rep. a perfect 4-0 record and advanced Carson Scarr, Steve Graham and Phillips and Rob Gordon from the ing in various competitions Unfortunately for three other to the Northerns, while Tanner coach Chris Gordon were shutout Sudbury club, Mike Jakubo from over the past couple of weeks. young Sudbury teams, it wasn’t Horgan with Connor Lawes, Bob over the weekend. Copper Cliff, Jordan Chandler This past weekend at the Conis- their day on the ice. Skip Emilie Meijer, Jacob Horgan and coach The eventual winning boys from Manitoulin Island and Tracy and girls teams from the northern Horgan from the Idylwylde. To championship in North Bay will follow the results, log onto www. represent northern Ontario at the curlnoca.ca. Canadian Championships in Cal- In two weeks, two local ladies gary, AB at the end of January. teams will head off to Nipigon to Last week, 26 senior teams compete in the Northern Ontario played in a three-day spiel at the Championships against six other Look for your Sport Mart Flyer Idylwylde known as the Grey CAP teams from the province. in today’s Paper! spiel, a spin off from the original Tracy Horgan with mates Jen- Grey CUP spiel. nifer Seabrook, Jenna Enge and The Grey Cup used to field 32 Amanda Gates from the Idylwylde men’s teams but in recent years and Lisa Rouillard with Monique Starts Wednesday! has had to cancel due to lack of Schler, Sylvie Doucet and Debbie teams. Viau from the Sudbury club will This year’s event, which was try to capture one of the four spots run by organizer John Sporer, was available at the Ontario Scotties another success to say the least. Tournament of Hearts,which is After all the combined points were being held at the Thornhill Club added up, skip Bob Miller with Jan. 24-30. mates Glen Toikka, Ed Wyras and The Nipigon event runs Dec. Rick Kemp won the championship 9-12 and again the results can be 110 Donna Drive – with 62 points. viewed at the above mentioned RioCan Sudbury Ctr In close second was Ted Brooks website. with Dave Hodge, Ken Ellis and (705) 525-0481 Dieter Buse with 58 points, fol- Tim Phillips is manager of the lowed by the third place team of Ed Sudbury Curling Club, owner of Skene, Mar Smith, Mike Cummins the Rock Curling Company, and has and Fred Beaudry. Just making represented northern Ontario in two the prizes was the fourth place Briers and three Canadian mixed finishing team of Dick Anderson, championships. He has been curling Darwin Brunne, Ray Papineau and for 36 years. Send your curling news Jack Martin. or results to timphillips007@msn. Unlike the past Grey Cup spiel, com or phone 705-677-ROCK(7625). Prizes Include: which was held on a weekend with Ristorante Verdicchio Gift basket Euro Skin Care Gift basket and certificate Report Nov. 15th to The Basement Training Studio your e Dec. 17th Exercise class card HHome Northern Life Sixty Six Gift certificate delivery Sudbury Theatre Centre concerns e Flex Pack to us fofor the Robert Brown Jewellers 2010 Gift certificate anytime Sudbury Wolves This year’s hockey camp will be held the morning of of the day. 8 tickets • Monday, December 27th • Tuesday, December 28th s Hoolidays Smith's Markets • Wednesday, December 29th Visit us Gift certificate online at: Sudbury Living Magazine Subscription northernlife.ca /circulation One winner every week. st Contest Log on and WIN! This festive season, start your holiday shopping early at www.sudburylivingmagazine.com.
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