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Remax Bally Haly Tuesday Night Super League 2010-2011 Team SKIP MATE SECOND LEAD 1 Stacie Devereaux Steph Guzzwell Sarah Paul Heather Martin 2 Gary Crocker Glen Turpin Eddie Bearns Len Beresford 3 Wayne Hamilton Colin Janes Dave Summers Les Barbour 4 Cindy Miller Alysha Renouf Noelle Thomas Kristen Harvey 5 Carolyn Sooley Lauren Rollings Heather Croke Carolyn Molloy 6 Bill Jenkins Bob Nugent Jerry Oxford Kurt Schoenberg 7 Mark McDonald Bryan Cooper Adam Paul Andrew Edwards 8 Toby McDonald Keith Renouf Lloyd Powell Paul Withers 9 Ryan Withycombe Matthew Hunt Scott Eaton Tyler Brown 10 Kyle Bonia Mark Flynn Tim Petley Adam Ford 11 Brian Power Paul Aitken Bill Coady Dave Lawlor 12 Shelly Nichols Stephanie LeDrew Rhonda Rogers Collette Lemon 13 Lew Andrews Mike Wotherspoon Paul Duffett Randy Pearcy 14 Heather Strong Laura Strong Jenn Cunningham Stephanie Korab 15 Vikki Anstey Sandra Sparrow Lynn Sparkes Debbie Schoenberg Rules Draw will consist of round robin play. Games will be 8 ends. In the event of a tied game, the tie will be broken by playing an extra end. Teams throwing red rocks will have last rock advantage. Spares may play in any position but there must be a minimum of two of the original players. Spares must be members of Bally Haly. Rules specific to play-off schedule will be posted at a later date prior to play-offs. CCA general rules of curling will apply. Remax Bally Haly Tuesday Night Super League 15 TEAM ROUND ROBIN DRAW 2010-2011 DATE TIME Rock Ice Rock Rock Ice Rock Rock Ice Rock Rock Ice Rock BYE Red 1 Yellow Red 2 Yellow Red 3 Yellow Red 4 Yellow 6:30 pm 1 vs 2 3 vs 4 5 vs 6 7 vs 8 Oct. 26th 9:00 pm 9 vs 10 13 vs 14 11 vs 12 15 6:30 pm 4 vs 8 12 vs 10 7 vs 3 15 vs 5 Nov. 2nd 9:00 pm 11 vs 14 2 vs 6 9 vs 13 1 6:30 pm 7 vs 10 12 vs 14 9 vs 8 6 vs 3 Nov. 9th 9:00 pm 2 vs 5 15 vs 1 13 vs 11 4 6:30 pm 3 vs 13 6 vs 8 1 vs 11 4 vs 14 Nov. 16th 9:00 pm 12 vs 7 10 vs 15 9 vs 5 2 6:30 pm 15 vs 9 11 vs 5 13 vs 7 12 vs 2 Nov. 23rd 9:00 pm 1 vs 10 4 vs 6 8 vs 3 14 6:30 pm 11 vs 6 7 vs 9 14 vs 1 5 vs 10 Nov. 30th 9:00 pm 3 vs 12 13 vs 4 2 vs 15 8 6:30 pm 13 vs 2 10 vs 6 15 vs 3 14 vs 7 Dec. 7th 9:00 pm 8 vs 1 9 vs 12 11 vs 4 5 6:30 pm 10 vs 3 14 vs 2 4 vs 5 6 vs 9 Dec. 14th 9:00 pm 8 vs 13 12 vs 1 7 vs 15 11 6:30 pm 1 vs 3 11 vs 9 13 vs 12 14 vs 10 Jan. 4th 9:00 pm 6 vs 15 5 vs 8 4 vs 2 7 6:30 pm 12 vs 4 9 vs 1 14 vs 8 13 vs 15 Jan. 11th 9:00 pm 5 vs 7 10 vs 11 3 vs 2 6 6:30 pm 8 vs 11 5 vs 12 2 vs 7 4 vs 9 Jan. 18th 9:00 pm 15 vs 14 6 vs 1 10 vs 13 3 6:30 pm 5 vs 13 3 vs 9 8 vs 15 2 vs 11 Jan. 25th 9:00 pm 14 vs 6 10 vs 4 7 vs 1 12 6:30 pm 15 vs 12 1 vs 4 10 vs 8 5 vs 14 Feb. 1st 9:00 pm 3 vs 11 6 vs 7 2 vs 9 13 Feb. 8th 6:30 pm 15 vs 4 7 vs 11 2 vs 10 1 vs 13 9:00 pm 8 vs 12 14 vs 3 9 Feb. 15th 6:30 pm 8 vs 2 12 vs 6 11 vs 15 9:00 pm 1 vs 5 4 vs 7 9 vs 14 10 Feb. 22nd 6:30 pm 5 vs 3 6 vs 13 9:00 pm * Team with RED ROCKS has last rock advantage * Convenor BBB B BBBBB Phone # 754-1616 B -B B BB [email protected] B BBBBBB B BBBBBB 31, 2010 .

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Newsletter of the London Curling Club February 2006 SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS Rock Talk has been told that 120 London Curling Club members have signed up as volunteers at this year’s Scott Tournament of Hearts. Congratulations on such a great turnout! To all of you, and all LCC members who attend 1986 Memories … this year’s STOH, Rock Talk presents a … 2006 challenge!! Please capture special memories of your 2006 “Scott” experiences … either by photo (see the accompanying photo from 1986) or in words (a short anecdote or humorous story) … and share them with our readers in the March issue. You’ll find RT contact and deadline details on page 2. Thanks to LCC member Karen Lowry for sharing this photo of the presentation ceremonies from the l986 London STOH. The somber expressions on the faces of Team Canada members are evidence of their disappointment at losing the championship event to Team Darte, skipped by Marilyn Darte (now Bodogh). Members of Team Canada that year were Linda Moore, Lyndsey Sparks, Debbie Jones and Laurie Carney. Rae Moir was their coach. Karen Lowry was the team driver and is pictured here holding the flag. Former LCC member Jeanne Mcdonald was sign holder. Karen, Jean and dozens of other LCC members dedicated many hours of volunteer time to the l986 STOH. February is “Hearts” month!! LCC Bartender John Spetman is concocting 2006 STOH a “Silver Hearts Valentine’s Special” cocktail (in We all look forward with Day alcoholic and non- great anticipation to the alcoholic form) for the Women’s Daytime long-awaited Scott Division Annual Two-day Bonspiel on Tournament of Hearts March 6 and 7.
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Issue 1 – Saturday, February 18, 2012 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Curling Association. Red Deer Rocks 12 skips start the quest for a Scotties crown today. Next Sunday one will hoist the trophy. Sponsor of the Day February 16-24 • K-Rock Centre See Sponsor Profile on page 9 Page 2 HeartChart It’s about keeping Opening Rocks up with the Jones LARRY WOOD Ever since Jones appeared on the Scot- She was 8-4 in her Scotties debut at As for last year’s loss in the final? Heart Chart Editor ties scene in 2002 at Brandon, the word Brandon in 2002. Then 11-2 and the “I’ve never really thought about it, we has been abroad in the land. champ with a last-rock winning pistol at St. just want to get back into that position This team never counts itself out. Adver- John’s. Then 10-4 at London, 10-3 at Le- again,” Jones said. “We want to make the Somebody asked the question of Joelle sity doesn’t equate with its modus ope- thbridge, 11-4 at Regina, 11-4 at Victoria, playoffs and go from there.” Sabourin of Gatineau, P.Q. randi. As Yogi Berra used to say, it’s never 10-3 at Salt Ste. Marie, 9-4 at Charlotte- Numerous would-be giant-killers, What was it like playing the fill-in role over until it’s gobsmacked. Which is to town. In every case, a back-to-the wall meanwhile, await their respective cracks on the cashspiel circuit for Jill Officer of say, over, beyond a unreasonable doubt.
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Issue 1 – Saturday, February 16, 2013 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Curling Association. Party of 12 The Kingston Dozen (Top, left to right, Andrea Crawford, Allison Ross, Mary- Anne Arsenault, Suzanne Birt, middle, Rachel Homan, Jennifer Jones, Heather Nedohin, Stacie Devereaux, bottom, Kelly Scott, Kerry Galusha, Jill Shumay and Kristie Moore. Canada’s top female curlers compete for a Scotties title and a trip to Riga, Latvia to represent Canada at the world championships. Action gets going at 2 p.m. Saturday as Edmonton’s Heather Nedohin aims to defend her Maple Leaf title. ANDREW KLAVER/ CCA Page 2 HeartChart Deep pool means tough competition BY JIM MORRIS The Heart Chart Winnipeg’s Jennifer Jones is among the favourites this Heather Nedohin is thrilled to be back in “the big show” but week in Kingston. She seeks the defending champion knows she will be sharing the stage at her fifth Scotties win. this week’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts with several veteran ANDREW KLAVER/CCA rinks that deserve star billing, and some young teams ready to elbow their way into the spotlight “Any opportunity we get to be at what we call the big show is a privilege and an honour,” said Nedohin, the Team Canada skip from the Saville Centre in Edmonton. “We feel real comfortable heading into this event and we are prepared not to defend, but to go out and make it to the playoffs and follow through with a championship.” Nedohin might receive top billing at this year’s event, which begins Saturday afternoon at the K-Rock Centre, but among the other big names contending for the Canadian women’s cham- pionship will be Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones, who is looking to win her fifth Scotties in 10 appearances, and B.C.’s Kelly Scott, a two-time champion making her eighth Hearts’ appearance.
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2016 17 FACT BOOK Every family deserves a better financial future. Let us help you create yours. worldfinancialgroup.com ©2016 World Financial Group Canada Inc. 3044CNF/8.16 2016-17 FACT BOOK World Curling Federation Management Committee . 4 2015-16 SEASON IN REVIEW Acknowledgments . 6 World Mixed 18 Curling Canada Board of Governors . 7 Canadian Mixed 20 Curling Canada Administration . 8 Travelers Curling Club Championship 24 Season of Champions Contacts . 10 Home Hardware Canada Cup 26 Special Events . 12 World Financial Group Continental Cup 30 Event Officials . 13 Canadian Juniors 36 Curling Canada Awards . 14 Scotties Tournament of Hearts 44 Ford Hot Shots . 16 World Wheelchair 48 Canadian Curling Hall of Fame . 92 Tim Hortons Brier 50 Past Presidents . 102 VoIP Defender World Juniors 54 Honorary Life Ambassadors . 104 Ford World Women’s 58 The Member Association Cup . 107 CIS-Curling Canada University Championships 62 Canadian Curling Reporters . 108 Everest Canadian Seniors 66 Home Hardware Canada Cup Profiles . 110 Canadian Mixed Doubles 72 Home Hardware Canada Cup Draw. 115 World Men’s 74 2017 World Financial Group Canadian Wheelchair 78 Continental Cup . 116 Canadian Masters 80 Combining Education and Curling . 118 World Seniors 84 2016 National Curling Congress . 120 World Mixed Doubles 88 2016-17 TSN Broadcast Guide . 122 MEDIA INFORMATION: Questions on any aspect of curling, including information pertaining to former Canadian or world championships and Season of Champions records, should be directed to Al Cameron at [email protected] or by calling 403-463-5500. CURLING CANADA: 1660 Vimont Court, Orleans, Ontario K4A 4J4; Tel: 613-834-2076; Fax: 613-834-0716; Web: www.curling.ca EDITOR: Laurie Payne MANAGING EDITOR: Al Cameron ART DIRECTOR: Otto Pierre PRODUCTION DIRECTOR: Marylou Morris PRINTER: Sunview Press COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: Neil Valois Photography PHOTOGRAPHY: Michael Burns SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS PHOTOGRAPHY: Andrew Klaver The 2016-17 Season of Champions Fact Book is published by Curling Canada.
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