Issue 6 – Thursday, February 23, 2012 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Curling Association. Marie - France, Mais Oui! Quebec stayed on a roll Wednesday, winning their fourth in a row to raise their record to 6-3. Here, skip Marie-France Larouche talks options with third Brenda Nicholls.
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It was Quebec’s day Opening Rocks on Red Deer ice LARRY WOOD Kronau, Sask., both of whom split their deci- She reiterated that Red Deer seems to be Heart Chart Editor sions on Day Five of the championship. a talisman location for her. Larouche said the turning point in her run “I’m extremely happy about that. We Four-time Canadian champion Jennifer to date was a victory over Holland on Tues- play very well now and I think we gain more Jones of Manitoba was riding a four-game day night when she executed a double-kill confidence with every game,” she said. winning streak and a one-game lead atop on last rock and Holland gassed a follow-up Alberta’s Heather Nedohin of Edmonton the Scotties Tournament of Hearts standings draw to lose the verdict. and Becky Atkinson’s New Brunswick crew on Wednesday night. “We’ve had good preparation and headed into the final day with 5-4 records. But the story of the tournament heading sometimes there’s just one shot and when Here’s how the final round-robin draws into the last two-games-for-each-team today you make it all the momentum follows,” La- shape up for the playoff contenders: may have been slender Quebecois Marie- rouche said. France Larouche who also is on a four-win “I think that’s what’s happened for us. I’m Manitoba (7-2): 1:30 p.m. Quebec (6-3); skein as she attempts to match her best-ever just very confident in my draw weight and 7:30 p.m. Ontario (4-5). Scotties record (10-4) established the last my team is confident, too, because they are British Columbia (6-3): 8:30 a.m. P.E.I. (2- time the tournament was played at the En- coming around all the guards first. Today 7); 7:30 p.m. New Brunswick (5-4). max Centrium in 2004. we were very aggressive. We played two Team Canada (6-3): 8:30 a.m. Territories Larouche, with her new team of Brenda games with a lot of rocks in play.” (2-7); 7:30 p.m. Saskatchewan (4-5). Nicholls, Amelie Blais and Anne Marie Fil- Larouche had to develop a totally new Quebec (6-3): 8:30 a.m. Ontario (4-5); treau of St-Romuald, across the wide St. lineup this year. Her relatively untested 7:30 p.m. Manitoba (7-2). Lawrence from Quebec City, polished off front-end duet won 10 games at the Canadi- Alberta (5-4): 8:30 a.m. Newfoundland/ Saskatchewan’s Michelle Englot (4-5) of an Juniors two years in a row (2004, 2005) Labrador (3-6); 7:30 p.m. Nova Scotia (4-5). Regina 10-6 Wednesday night to finish one with Marie-Christine Cantin of St-Romuald. New Brunswick (5-4): 1:30 p.m. P.E.I. (2- game off Jones’s 7-and-2 pace at 6-and- “They are very good players,” said La- 7); 7:30 p.m. British Columbia (6-3). 3, tied with Kelly Scott of British Columbia rouche. “They finished fourth in Quebec last Quebec lead Ann-Marie Filtreau and defending champion Amber Holland of year.” Continued on Page 3 Our Country Rocks! Proud to support the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Today's Best Country
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Continued from Page 2 Manitoba’s Jones, with Kaitlyn Lawes, Jill Offi- cer and Dawn Askin, remained at the head of the pack with a breezy 8-2 waxing of the Territories Kerry Galusha. “We’re in a good spot,” said Jones, who is rare- ly out of a promising position in this affair. “We control our own destiny. We have to win at least one more tomorrow and hopefully two. We want to end the round robin strong. “We just had one of her best games as a team. I feel we’re getting better every game which is ex- actly what you want to do. You want to be at your best at the end of the week.” In other late-shift encounters, Newfoundland’s Heather Strong picked up a spoiler role and ham- mered New Brunswick’s Atkinson 8-4 while Heath- er Smith-Dacey of Nova Scotia won her fourth of the week, 7-6 in an extra end over Kim Dolan’s Charlottetown side from Spud Island. Strong said the sight of the Black and Gold stirred memories of a last-round demise three years ago. “I remember playing Andrea Kelly and I think we were sort of in her position, right on the bub- ble, and she gave us a really painful loss in the last game of the round robin,” she recalled. “I was thinking about that going out there today. A little revenge, yes. We’re all friends but we’re all competitors, too. “We’ll try to do it again in the last games, go out and throw rocks and try to represent our province as best we can. Continued on Page 4 New Brunswick’s Rebecca Atkinson and crew looked good at 5-3 until Newfoundland/Labrador handed them a big loss Wednesday night.
Page 4 HeartChart Smith-Dacey stays alive Continued from Page 3 flu, moved alternate Sherry Fraser to the “Sure this has been a disappointing week third position while Carter was taken to hos- for us. I’ve been here 10 times now and I pital for IV treatment. And the revamped know a lot of great beaches on which I could B.C. lineup performed well under the pres- be spending my vacation if I didn’t think we sure until Fraser flashed her last takeout on had a shot here. But that’s it. This is where a partially open Jones rock in the four-foot we’re at.” which left the B.C. skip wallowing the glue. It was steal-and-steal-alike on the after- Jones stashed a second draw in the four- noon slate. foot after Scott executed one runback but left Quebec, which wound up with a 6-5 win, her shooter guarding the Manitoba counter. stole singles in one, two and three. That left Scott facing a long runback double Touché, said Nedohin, who scored two in attempt. Her rock over-curled. four, one in five, and another in six and held Control shifted with practically every last a 4-3 lead heading into seven. rock until Jones narrowly missed a difficult Larouche blanked that, took one in eight cold draw to a corner of the four-foot for a and forced the Albertans to take one in nine winning deuce in the 10th end. But it shifted The Skip’s Best Shot. leaving Quebec down one with hammer big-time in overtime. coming home. “I don’t know, but I think that’s as tough a “I don’t mind giving up steals of one when challenge as we’ll get and it went down to I’m looking at a chance for three or four, I’m last rock,” Scott allowed. going to be greedy every time,” said Nedo- “So I’m very happy with where we are The creamy consistency of hin, whose voice seemed less strained. and if we have to continue with this same Amarula delights with lingering But, as has been the case for the past lineup I think we’ll be OK. few days, Larouche and her crew had draw “This is kind of hard on me as a skip, but subtle flavours of vanilla, caramel weight on the hips leaving Nedohin two op- its hard on everybody. There’s a lot of jug- and chocolate. tions with her last shot facing two Quebec gling going on and it’s tough in a week like counters. this. We just want to go out and perform our It appeared there was a thin-double pos- best and there are a lot of outside factors that Affirming its unrivaled taste, sibility which at worst might have sent the we’re dealing with right now.” Amarula Cream was recently voted game to an extra end, but Nedohin decided Nova Scotia’s Heather Smith-Dacey, fac- “Best Liqueur in the World” at the the shot wasn’t there. ing an uphill climb, won her third at the ex- Instead she tried to draw around the junk pense of Holland’s suddenly shaky Kronau, International Wine and Spirit out front but her rock moved over quickly Sask., outfit. Holland missed her second Competition. and on top of rocks behind which she was straight last-rock draw in a 7-6 loss. trying to hide. Alberta, meanwhile, shook off an uncer- “We still control our own destiny going into tain start and turned it around with four in the last day, so it’s thumbs up, that’s what we the eighth end to conquer Saskatchewan’s were looking for,” said Nedohin. Englot 9-8, and red-hot New Brunswick Holland’s outfit rebounded from two nudged Ontario rookie Tracy Horgan of Sud- sloppy losses in a row and unleashed wrath bury 6-5. Later, Horgan posted a tidy 7-4 win on Dolan’s Spud Islanders. It was 10-4 and over the Newfs. handshakes after eight ends. The Herringchokers was forced into a The defender was without second Tammy lineup change when lead Jodie deSolla was Schneider once again, another victim of the checked out in hospital for breathing prob- flu bug. lems caused by a chest muscle. “We were a lot more loose this game,” Alberta quickly shook off the surrender of said Holland. an opening deuce and stole two to take con- B.C.’s Scott rebounded from a tough last- trol in the fourth end. rock morning loss — an 8-6 heist in an extra But the crusher was the eighth when Nedo- end perpetrated by Manitoba — and rallied hin had an open hit for the quartet. THE OFFICIAL SPIRIT from an early deficit (2-5) to score a three- Englot admitted she didn’t see the eighth OF CHAMPIONSHIP CURLING spot in five and then reel off six more in the end coming. next four ends en route to a 11-6 win over “My first rock over-curled, the second was the Territories. just a foot heavy and bounced off,” she said. B.C. played the day without third Sasha “If I make that she has a tough draw for two Carter who, according coach Gerry Richard, (instead of an open hit for four). We had her would likely be returning today. chasing us that whole end and then it turned Scott, whose team has been ravaged by around on a dime.” Amarula is the official spirit of The World Financial Group Continental Cup, Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Tim Hortons Brier and Ford World Women’s Curling Championship Editor: Larry Wood www.amarula.com Assistant Editor: Fred Rinne Represented by PMA Canada Ltd. | www.pmacanada.com Find us on Facebook: Photographer: Andrew Klaver Amarula is a rare find. Appreciate accordingly. facebook.com/Amarula Printed by: Red Deer Advocate Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 5 Scotties Poster Girl of the Day
Jeanette Murphy • New Brunswick Fifth Page 6 HeartChart Manitoba Meet the Teams Skip:Jennifer Jones influenced your curling career, working, then I’ll stick to it. But or goes completely sideways) Birthdate: July 7 and why? My dad. He taught nothing is predetermined, it I think they should get a re-do! Birthplace: Winnipeg, me how to curl and has never kind of just happens. Nothing like losing or winning a Manitoba missed a big game. And our Three people, living or not, game because of a pick! Hometown: Winnipeg, coach Janet Arnott….she is one whom you would invite to a What music, if any, do you Manitoba incredible lady. dinner party: My dad, Tiger listen to the most? The major- Delivery: Right First on your bucket list? To Woods, and Michael Buble. ity of the music on my IPod is Do you have any supersti- have some free time. My Dad, because I miss him definitely Country! tions – No too hard to try and Favourite pastime between like crazy, Tiger Woods, so Your favourite website: Right remember any. draws at cashspiels? Napping I can hear some of his juicy now, I would honestly have to Three people, living or not, when I am not working stories, and Michael Buble so I say it is Twitter. Never thought whom you would invite to a Mixed doubles in the can melt away listening to him I would ever say that..but there dinner party: Gordon Ramsay Olympics — thumbs up? Thumbs sing. are some crazy and hilarious to cook dinner and my 2 best down? And why? Thumbs up. If you could be a star in things some people say on friends to enjoy it with. The more exposure curling can any other sport, what would it there. If you could be a star in any get the better. be, and why? Oddly enough, Your favourite vacation desti- other sport, what would it be, One thing most people don’t probably Beach Volleyball. I nation: Absolutely anywhere in and why? Golf because some know about you? I am very shy. always loved to play when I Europe. It is SO beautiful, and of the most beautiful places in Your ideal shot to win an was in high school. And there’s I Love the different cultures and the world are golf courses. Olympic gold medal: I would nothing like spending a nice lifestyles over there. But I am Team Manitoba If you could change any rule just like the opportunity! summers day on the beach! also a sucker for some place in curling, which rules would it ••• Obviously to make that dream tropical! Bring on the beach! they be, and why? Third: Kaitlyn Lawes happen I’d have to grow at Your favourite food: hardest person who stands out the most haven’t seen snow before! to me, and that is my Dad. He What music, if any, do you Birthdate: December 16, least a solid foot! I’ll let you question by far.. I have tooo One person who has most listen to the most? Ray Lamon- 1988 know when I hit my growth many favorites! Anything spicy had me hooked on the game influenced your curling career, since I could barely walk and tagne Birthplace: Winnipeg spurt! and I’m a fan! Or any breakfast and why?: I have had a lot Your favourite website: team- Hometown: Winnipeg If you could change any food. Breakfast at any meal is was instrumental in every of amazing people in my life aspect of my game. We had a jenniferjones.com Delivery: Right rule in curling, which rules fine by me! influence my curling career and Your favourite vacation Nickname: KL would it be, and why?: if a One pet peeve: people who lot of amazing memories on the who have got me to where I ice together and I learned so destination: Africa Do you have any supersti- skips last rock of the game is “forget” how to drive when am today. I cannot thank them Your favourite food: pizza tions: Not really, no. Gener- being thrown for the win, and the first snowfall hits in winter. much from him. Unfortunately all enough for everything they he never did get to see a lot of One person who has most ally if something seems to be it noticeably picks (i.e. stops We live in Winnipeg, its not like have done, but there is one
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But I my mood, but as I write this it’s and my biggest inspiration. wont send our families nerves down? And why? Thumbs up – be, and why? i guess to change think playing would be fun, so if Mozart lullabies (through my First on your bucket list? To through the roof! it’s more curling in the Olys and the time clocks to thinking time. the opportunity was there to try baby monitor) see as many places in the world Second: Jill Officer it can’t be bad for the game. What music, if any, do you and get the Olympics I would Your favourite website: www. as I can. I have a huge travel Birthdate: June 2, 1975 One thing most people don’t listen to the most? I listen to for sure want to give it a go. people.com bug, and I am always looking Birthplace: Winnipeg, MB know about you? That my everything One thing most people don’t Your favourite vacation for my next adventure! Hometown: Winnipeg, MB last name is officially Officer Your favourite website: know about you? destination: pinawa, MB Favourite pastime between Delivery: Right Hinchey IMDB.com.... I like to watch I’m not a shy, quiet person Your favourite food: choco- draws at cashspiels? Eat and Nickname: Jilly Your ideal shot to win an movie trailers. once you get to know me. late, for sure Sleep. It’s amazing how many Do you have any supersti- Olympic gold medal: Open hit Your favourite vacation desti- Your ideal shot to win an One pet peeve: when people Naps you can get in while tions: No for the win. nation: Anywhere in Europe Olympic gold medal: are too impatient to wait for you are on the road between Three people, living or not, ••• Your favourite food: I love I’ll take anything the next elevator so they games! .. if I can’t sleep, then whom you would invite to a Lead: Dawn Askin cheese ••• squeeeeeeeze in. i’m usually found watching tv or dinner party: Justin Timberlake, Birthdate: July 3, 1980 One pet peeve: I can’t stand Fifth: Jennifer Clark-Rouire One person who has most on my computer. Jann Arden, Ellen Degeneres Birthplace: Ottawa impatient drivers Birthdate: May 18, 1975 influenced your curling career, Mixed doubles in the If you could be a star in any Hometown: Winnipeg One person who has most Birthplace: Winnipeg, MB and why? Jennifer Jones, be- Olympics — thumbs up? Thumbs other sport, what would it be, Delivery: Right influenced your curling career, Hometown: Winnipeg, MB cause she brought me into her down? And why?: Yes Please and why? Hockey – cause it’s Nickname: Dawnie and why? I have a couple; my Delivery: Right world, and because I’m continu- - The more curling the better. Canada’s other national sport Do you have any supersti- former coach in Ontario Bob Nickname: JC or Jenny ally in awe of her focus, work I think its great that they are If you could change any rule tions: nope Hanna basically taught me how Do you have any supersti- ethic, poise and continued love trying to expand the sport at in curling, which rules would it Three people, living or not, to curl and instilled knowledge tions: Was about to type it out, of curling, despite the weight of the Olympic level. As well I be, and why? whom you would invite to a din- of the game in me. Another then thought better of it in case unfair judgments made against think they could integrate mixed What music, if any, do you ner party: I would invite Scott influence is my current coach I jinx it her (she’s an even better per- doubles into the club level. Cou- listen to the most? Hip Hop/ Pfeifer’s wife Chantelle because Janet Arnott, having been one Three people, living or not, son than she is curler!) ples could join, and it makes it Dance the stuff that comes out of her of the best leads in the game, whom you would invite to a First on your bucket list? easier for the people that don’t Your favourite website: www. mouth is hilarious. I’d invite two she has taught me a lot over dinner party: Billy Joel, George probably to make a bucket list? know three other curlers to play babycentre.ca for my best friends from home the years. Lucas and Tiger Woods Favourite pastime between with. All they need is two! Who Your favourite vacation desti- because we don’t get to see First on your bucket list? I’ve If you could be a star in any draws at cashspiels? Just hang- knows, maybe they will end up nation: Dominican Republic each other a ton and when we always wanted to visit Italy other sport, what would it be, ing out, relaxing and enjoying meeting a few other couples Your favourite food: Pasta, do we have a ton of laughs, Favourite pastime between and why? Probably swimming – the quiet (which I don’t get to and join up to make a full team Peanut Butter – not together and also because they would draws at cashspiels? I have found a new love of laps do often at home) for the following season! One pet peeve: my husband find Chantelle funny. Eating! I love to eat..., I have If you could change any rule One thing most people don’t One thing most people don’t listing to Bill Simmons (The If you could be a star in any a snack station (as my team in curling, which rules would know about you? maybe that know about you?: Kaitlyn is my Sports Guy) other sport, what would it be, likes calls it) that is in my hotel it be, and why? It’s not a rule, I ran for political office when I middle name! One person who has most and why? Growing up I always room for whenever I get hungry but it would be nice to see our was 19 and 23 Your ideal shot to win an influenced your curling career, thought if I played another Mixed doubles in the sport recognize alternate play- Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold medal: any shot and why? sport it would be in competitive Olympics — thumbs up? Thumbs ers and coaches as complete Olympic gold medal: as a to win an Olympic gold medal First on your bucket list? Go swimming. I loved swimming in down? And why? and important members of our sweeper – a draw to the but- sounds pretty fantastic to me! on African Safari my pool growing up and would A bit of both, from a specta- teams (we’re not just ghosts ton! Page 8 HeartChart Jones/Scott history goes back a long way A tale of two great curlers ended with the Herringchok- Each skip has directed ers stealing the duke. a single world champion Oh yes, and one more co- lineup. Each skip has beaten incidence. The current Nova the other once at Olympic tri- Scotia skip is the same als and once at the Canada Smith-Dacey. Cup. To boot, current Quebec But, today, the Jones third Brenda Nicholls and team is right at the top of current Prince Edward its game. The Scott team Island third Rebecca Jean is exhibiting some promise MacDonald also took part in its bid to rediscover its in the same tournament. To championship form. say nothing of regular B.C. All of which renders vice-skip Jeanna Schraeder Scott’s current personnel LARRY WOOD who is off on hiatus this time problems not only debilitat- Editor around. ing for her as a skip, but sad “I was playing in a Cana- in view of the fact coach If you were eyeballing that dian final on TV at the age of Gerry Richard insists Scott thriller at the Centrium on 13,” Scott recalls. That was hasn’t been as sharp, men- Wednesday morning featur- a pretty big deal.” tally or otherwise, in some ing those familiar Scotties Added Jones back then: seasons. Tournament Of Hearts con- “I guess it’s kind of neat, “I’m having a great time tenders skipped by one-time seeing how things evolve. out there,” Scott says now, junior teammates Jennifer But it was a long time ago. confirming her coach’s Jones and Kelly Scott, you I hardly remember anything views. probably were aware it was about it. “There are a load of other more than merely another “I haven’t played with Jill things going on, things to chapter in a long, winding, since then and I haven’t manage and things to high-level curling rivalry. played with Kelly since then. juggle, but, in a sense, all we Jones, out of Winnipeg, Jill was out of juniors the have to do is step on the ice and Scott, who moved to next year and we all went and curl. And it’s enjoyable Kelowna from Winnipeg our separate ways. out there, great conditions roughly a decade ago, “But that was first time any and fun teammates no mat- played together in juniors, of us had been in a national ter who’s in the foursome so then apart, and each championship so it was, like, we’re trying to keep light of skipped a national junior the start of our careers. it all and not letting circum- champion out of Buffalo “They’re great players stances feel like added pres- country. now and it’s fun to play sure. So we can feel free to It was in 1991 — way against them.” just go out there and curl. back there in the Canadian Wind the clock forward “It may be sad, but Sasha junior women’s champion- and, on Wednesday, the fun (third Carter) is in the same ship at Leduc — where Jill was continuing. And it was boat. She’s been having one (Staub) Thurston, Jones and just as intriguing. of her best years in a long Scott played on the same Scott and Jones began a time. And we came in here Manitoba junior team. heady rivalry at the top level ready to see what we could Skip, third and lead re- of national women’s curling do (relative to other years). I spectively, if you must know. in 2005 at St. John’s. feel for her not to be able to And, to digress for a mo- It was the second Scotties B.C.’s Kelly Scott and Manitoba’s Jennifer play. Considering the hours ment, the three established appearance for Jones, now she’s put in preparing for this a Scotties record two years 37, who’d been there earlier Jones have a long history on ice together and event, it’s cruel. ago at the Soo, each skip- in 2002 at Brandon. But it as opponents. “I can’t view it as being ping a team — Jones as de- was the first for Scott, now cruel to me even though, fender, Scott out of B.C. and 34. with the flu bug ravaging like this transpiring before yes, circumstances indicate Thurston out of Manitoba. Strangely, back there proceedings, it’s changing the game introduced five- it is. But she’s got the worst That was 25 per cent of the in the middle of the last by the match. person teams, thereby mak- first six Scotties arguments of it all for sure.” field, in case you’re not up decade, Scott held the upper In fact, at this Scotties, ing way for available sub- with Jones, in 2005, 2006 Still, Kelly Scott isn’t on your arithmetic. hand with her Kelowna team you really can’t tell the stitutes! In the old days, no and 2007. Not to mention writing off the week and, That ‘91 Manitoba junior of Jeanna Schraeder, Sasha players without a digital rock-throwing replacements a pair of national titles. But perhaps, an opportunity for team made it to the cham- Carter and Renee Simons. program. Two teams went in were allowed and something since then, Jones is 3-and-0 another Scotties crack at her pionship final but lost an But the Okanagan crowd alternating front ends. And like this would have exhaust- against Scott at the Scotties rival from Winnipeg. extra-end thriller to Heather has faded the past half- the infirmary has claimed ed a host venue’s supply of and she’s won her second, “We’re just trying to push Smith (Dacey), then skipping decade and Scott’s lineup numerous other players. local sweepers. third and fourth national titles and push so we can go as the New Brunswick entry. It has changed. And right now, Try to imagine something Scott won five of her over that period. far as we can,” she says. Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 9
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More of a Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold please! belief .. “That everything is exactly as it is sup- medal – out turn draw Your favourite pose to be.” ••• food: Greek If you could be a star in any other sport, what Third: Danielle Parsons food… Delicious! would it be, and why? Golf, $$, I don’t have to Birthdate: January 29th, 1990 One pet peeve: freeze Birthplace: Halifax, NS People who wear If you could change any rule in curling, which Hometown: Halifax, NS pants that are too rules would it be, and why? That the Olympic Delivery: Right short is distracting. qualifying process didn’t favour some regions Do you have any superstitions: Many, but One person who over others listening to the same music before a game if has most influ- What music, if any, do you listen to the most? we’re on a roll is one… enced your curling My kids control the music in our house – LMFAO Three people, living or not, whom you would career, and why? and Lady Gaga invite to a dinner party: Sidney Crosby, Ellen Colleen Jones for Your favourite vacation destination: Our Fam- Degeneres and the cast of Saturday Night Live. representing Nova Team Nova Scotia ily Cottage If you could be a star in any other sport, Scotia and being so Your favourite food: smoked salmon and what would it be, and why? Tennis, because successful. the four person game. chocolate they get paid really well and they’re in amaz- First on your bucket list? Win a World Cham- One thing most people don’t know about One pet peeve: white curling shoes ing shape. pionship you? I use to do Judo before I started curling. One person who has most influenced your If you could change any rule in curling, Favourite pastime between draws at Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold med- curling career, and why? Mark Dacey (but I which rule would it be, and why? It’s perfect cashspiels?Relaxing back at the hotel with the al: A TSN highlight of the week worthy shot. don’t give him all the credit) the way it is! Although, it would be nice to have ladies and watching some mindless TV shows. ••• First on your bucket list? Culinary Tour in a do-over sometimes... Mixed doubles in the Olympics — thumbs Second: Blisse Comstock Tuscany (coming true in May) What music, if any, do you listen to the up? Thumbs down? And why? Thumbs down. I Birthdate: March 6, 1983 most?Country wouldn’t want the focus to be taken away from
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Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold Three people, living or not, whom you would Do you have any superstitions: Definitely medal: Just give us a shot! We’ll make it! invite to a dinner party: Onrait and O’toole, Three people, living or not, whom you would ••• ••• Nick Offerman as Ron Swanson. invite to a dinner party: Gwen Stefani, Kate Fifth: Melanie Comstock Coach: Mark Dacey If you could be a star in any other sport, Middleton, Angie Lake Birthdate: November 29, 1973 Birthdate: June 22, 1966 what would it be, and why? Tennis- Warm If you could be a star in any other sport, Birthplace: Halifax NS Birthplace: Saskatoon, SK weather, $$, Olympic sport. what would it be, and why? Beach volley- Hometown: Lunenburg NS Hometown: Halifax, NS If you could change any rule in curling, ball. I’d be tall. And tanned. Or rather, more Delivery: left Delivery: Right which rules would it be, and why? A new rule tanned. Nickname: Mel Nickname: Mr. Personality to ban white socks. If you could change any rule in curling, Do you have any superstitions: None relating Do you have any superstitions – no under- What music, if any, do you listen to the most? which rules would it be, and why? Change to to curling. wear Love me some Mumford & Sons. clocking think time. Second choice: No limit to Three people, living or not, whom you would If you could be a star in any other sport, Your favourite website: twitter, houzz. sweepers behind the tee. invite to a dinner party: author Timothy Findley, what would it be, and why? Women’s Curling – Your favourite vacation destination: The In- What music, if any, do you listen to the most? the Pope and (for my daughter Adie), Leon- they need one laws house in Australia. Nasty stuff ardo Dicaprio If you could change any rule in curling, Your favourite food: ibuprofen Your favourite website: Google If you could be a star in any other sport, which rules would it be, and why? Coaches can One pet peeve: other than only being able Your favourite vacation destination: Vegas, what would it be, and why? Ping pong- I’ve got sub themselves in to list one…cilantro. It tastes like soap. baby cat like reflexes What music, if any, do you listen to the most? One person who has most influenced your Your favourite food: Szeto’s, sushi, Earl’s, If you could change any rule in curling, Gangsta Rap curling career, and why? NS’s Canadian lobster which rules would it be, and why? Thinking time Your favourite website: Twitter champs- c. jones, the dace, s. adams. One pet peeve: Not being able to find things What music, if any, do you listen to the most? Your favourite vacation destination: Red First on your bucket list? I want an 8-ender in my purse, ever. Joel Plaskett and Alt Nation on Sirius Deer Favourite pastime between draws at cash- One person who has most influenced your Your favourite website: Grooveshark Your favourite food: The competition spiels? Ordering room service while wearing curling career, and why? Can’t really name Your favourite vacation destination: After my One pet peeve: Women’s Curling the ugliest sweatpants in the world. just one. Been lucky to have many teammates girls’ trip in the fall, hands down – Las Vegas One person who has most influenced your Mixed doubles in the Olympics — thumbs up? and coaches over the years fuel my fire for the Your favourite food: Mum’s Stew with curling career, and why? Heather Smith-Dacey Thumbs down? And why? Thumbs up-- *as long game. Dumplings First on your bucket list? Get Randy Ferbey’s as teams start training as mixed doubles teams. First on your bucket list? Wearing the Maple One pet peeve: Overflowing garbage cans autograph If you can’t gracefully jump up to sweep your Leaf. One person who has most influenced your Favourite pastime between draws at cash- own rock, don’t play. Favourite pastime between draws at cash- curling career, and why? Peter Comstock. Dad spiels? Tweeting @fake kevin martin One thing most people don’t know about spiels? Wearing sweatpants and a heating went to the Brier when I was a baby and intro- Mixed doubles in the Olympics — thumbs up? you? My name is pronounced ‘bliss’ pad while watching crap TV and eating room duced me to the sport. He is a great strategist. Thumbs down? And why? Depends where it is Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold service. First on your bucket list? Take a full summer One thing most people don’t know about medal: anything on last rock--so the reactions Mixed doubles in the Olympics — thumbs up? off work to hang with Greg and the kids you? That I’m a nice guy and celebrations are ridiculous. Thumbs down? And why? Thumbs down. I’d Favourite pastime between draws at cash- Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold ••• much prefer four-person mixed teams to keep spiels? Socializing medal: Other team missing City Government City Projects Discover Red Deer Online Services Residents What you need to know. 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your guide to what’s goin’ on Take a Musical through This EveningTrip The Timebenders are on stage in the HeartStop roll”.Time! The show spans virtually every musical genre tonight to take you on a delightful journey covering from the vocally-charged harmonies of the 50’s and the the past six decades of popular music. The fast-paced, British Invasion, California and Motown sounds of the high-energy performance with more 20 costume 60’s… right through to the Glam Rock and Disco of the changes features hilarious impersonations of the 80’s and the Diva’s of the 90’s. biggest stars of all time. The Timebenders never fail to keep the dance floor The six Victoria-based musicians have earned the packed and leave their audiences cheering for more! reputation as the “good-time gurus of retro rock n’ Boulton’s Back for an Encore Set Round Four This Afternoon Alberta-born singer/songwriter/musician Randi is in the Boulton opened yesterday’s entertainment in the HeartStop – and she’s back for another performance today. The self-taught musical talent, highly Books! accomplished in the acoustic folk/rock and pop styles, The Cool Shots winner in Wednesday competition was Justin Burnett from Brooks, Alberta who took home has been inspired by the likes of Jann Arden and the $100 daily cash prize for the second time this week. Sarah McLachlan. Since he’s already qualified for the final playdowns on Sunday, runner-up Hayley Kelps-Larson of Red Deer will move on to compete for the big money. Tomorrow Evening You still have the chance to join Justin, Hayley and the rest of the finalists in championship play. Head over to the HeartStop and enter for free – a brand new round The Chevelles will be on the boards today.
Capital One has the Place to Play! If you love the excitement of live championship Drop by the Capital One booth in the Hall of curling, but at the same time appreciate the expert Fame room right next to the HeartStop for a analysis of the TSN commentators… you can have chance to win prizes! it both ways! TSN coverage for all televised draws Scotties fans will find a great choice of games at the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be including curling Trivia, Wii and Plinko, as well carried live on 89.9 FM radio. as Rocks and Rings - with information available on the popular school program sponsored by Just tune in to the broadcast while you enjoy the action on the ice. Capital One. Portable radios are on sale at the event merchandise store. up close Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 13 andpersonal up closeThere’s only one and word to describe personalthe added value ofautograph every ticket... autographsessions The teams will be on hand in the HeartStop today to sign programs, shirts and curling memorabilia and pose for photos with the fans. If you missed any of your favourites sessions during the week, they’ll be back for a special Saturday session. Today – 5:00 pm Saturday – 2:30 pm All team session (excluding the two semi-final teams) Teams Quebec & Northwest Territories/Yukon school school Today’s the final editionprogra of the Up Close and Personalm up closejunior interviews with the Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland/ and Labradorprogra teams sitting down in them HeartStop to field questions junior from the fans. personal P.E.I. skip Kim Dolan is competing in her ninth Scotties, stars dating back to 1983. She has also been to the national Today – 5:15 pm championship three times as an alternate and once as stars up close team coach. Teamsand Prince Edward Island & Heather Strong is equally familiar on Canada’s competitive curling scene with 2012 marking Newfoundland/Labradorpersonalher tenth Scotties appearance. Strong first represented Newfoundland/Labrador in 1998.
autograph Pick up some big cash just by purchasing a The winners are: 50/50 ticket available during every draw at Draw 11 Carl Wilkinson – $5,460 50/50 the Scottes. It’s an electronic system so you Lancombe, AB 50/50sessions can watch the prize grow while you enjoy Draw 12 Shari Stecyk – $3,925 autographgreat tastesgreat tastesthe excitement on the ice! Winners will be Red Deer, AB drawsdraws of the featured each day right here in the Party Line. Draw 13 Lorna Morth & Maira Moos $64,458.00sessions of the patch – $6,355 and counting… patch Draw 13 - 50/50 winners Lorna Morth & Maira Moos. school The UFA Junior Stars program has given 24 young UFA Junior Stars curlers fromprogra clubs throughout the Red Deerm region Daniel Alexander and Today’sjunior the chanceschool to share the spotlight with the players. As Kamryn Henderson honourary members of the Scotties teams, they will with Team NWT/YT appear with them in pre-game ceremonies. before the Tuesday program evening draw. starsjunior 1:30 pm Draw 7:30 pm Draw Team New Brunswick Team Alberta stars Daria Kostiuk Sylvan Lake Curling Club Zach Kostiuk Sylvan Lake Curling Club Party Line photos provided by Christina Bland and Nicole DeBoon. Matthew Noble Red Deer Curling Club Alexandra Zitaruk Stettler Curling Club
Take Time for a Bite The HeartStop offers a tasty selection of food for hungry fans. 50/50Between Games Along with daily lunch and dinner specials, you’ll also find a wide variety of sandwiches, desserts, snacks and beverages. Today’s specials in Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Chili, Macaroni, Caesar Salad draws50/50 greatthe Westerner tastes Cafe: Dinner: 5:30 – 7:30 pm BBQ Pulled Pork, Fresh Kaiser Bun, Steamed Rice, Coleslaw draws greatof the tastes of thepatchpatch Page 14 HeartChart Teams rollin’ up the rim to win too
ate February/early great job in the Heart Stop They also are the people in teers and MC crew. Teams usually know where March is always an Lounge getting everyone charge of autograph ses- We are well into the they stand in terms of Lexciting time for curl- involved. Yesterday, be- sions, and just a reminder week of the Scotties, and what is guaranteed, but ing fans across Canada. tween draws, I saw people that all teams (except for our volunteers are just as records are so close this We see great curling at dancing on the tables! Get those playing in the semi- cheerful and excited as year that the remainder of women’s nationals fol- to the lounge in between final) will be able to sign when we began. They are the round-robin games are lowed by great curling at draws and get in on the autographs for you on working hard and doing crucial to determine where men’s nationals, the whole excitement. Saturday at 2:30 p.m. a great job in their areas. they will stand for tiebreak- time sipping on Tim Hor- The group of volunteers This volunteer group One of them has told me ers and playoffs. ton’s coffee. I’d like to highlight today is has been outstanding on that he’s “never worked Teams are doing all they It’s as though curlers the crew called FANtastic. keeping us entertained more hours, gotten less can now to put themselves and curling fans get to These volunteers are re- and pumped up this whole pay and had more fun”, in the best possible situ- Lindsay Makichuk experience three seasons sponsible for all the excite- week. while another said, “I told ation to give themselves Guest Columnist in two months: Scotties ment you get to experience An essential part of our work I would never put in a playoff chance (which season, Brier season, and between draws, especially entertainment groups has a 16-hour-day, but here is what they’ve doing all The Heart Chart is Roll-Up-The-Rim season. in the Heart Stop lounge. been our emcee, Stu and I don’t mind because it’s along, but really trying pleased to introduce our I’m 0-2 right now under They have arranged the his team. fun!” now!) columnist-with-a-local-touch the rim, but I’m as dedi- Up Close and Personal ses- They have such a dy- So all of you reading this Teams look to see who for the 2012 Scotties — cated as I’m sure you are sions that have taken place namic way of relating to who would like to consider can be their allies by 24-year-old Lindsay Maki- and will keep trying to win in the Heart Stop every the crowd, and if you’ve becoming a volunteer for upsetting teams with higher chuk, a Red Deer College it big! night, with tonight featur- been in the lounge at all, future events, I encourage standings, and the game student who played for Al- So don’t forget to grab ing the final two teams to you’ll know what I mean. you to sign up and be a quickly turns into a strat- berta at the 2010 Scotties in your Timmy’s, curling fans, be interviewed. Stu has had us in stitches part of something great! egy match of “who can Sault Ste. Marie. Lindsay’s offerings will appear daily and head on down to the The FANtastic volunteers laughing from his jokes, Playoffs are fast ap- beat who”. in the Chart daily. Centrium as the curling also have arranged the he has kept us entertained proaching, and at this Hang onto your seats, continues! junior stars, who have with video clips. Thank point in the competition, curling fans, it’s going to Stuart Brown is doing a been doing a great job! you to our FANtastic volun- nothing is a guarantee. be a photo finish!
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Team Report Statistical Report for Draw 13
Game Scores for Draw 13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ABC (Scott) 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 X 11 10:04 NT/YT (Galusha) *2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 6 06:24
BQuebec (Larouche) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 02:34 Alberta (Nedohin) *0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 01:06
COntario (Horgan) 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 X 7 10:06 NL (Strong) *1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 X 4 07:31
DCanada (Holland) *3 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 X X 10 24:37 PEI (Dolan) 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 X X 4 19:21
*last rock advantage
Team Standings After 13 Draw(s)
Future Games Team Wins Losses 14 15 16 Manitoba (Jones) 6 2 NT/YT QC BC (Scott) 6 3 PE Canada (Holland) 6 3 NT/YT NB (Atkinson) 5 3 NL PE Quebec (Larouche) 5 3 SK ON MB Alberta (Nedohin) 5 4 NL SK (Englot) 4 4 QC NT/YT Ontario (Horgan) 4 5 QC NS (SmithDacey) 3 5 PE NL NL (Strong) 2 6 NB AB NS PEI (Dolan) 2 6 NS BC NB NT/YT (Galusha) 2 6 MB CAN SK
Draw Draw 14: 02/22 19:30 Draw 15: 02/23 8:30 Draw 16: 02/23 13:30 Times
Attendance Draw 13: 0 Total: 47049
Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 13 Draw 13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ABC (Scott) 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 X 11 10:04 NT/YT (Galusha)*2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 6 06:24 BC #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT 1 Jacquie Armstrong 18 69 96 1Megan Cormier 18 54 75 2Dailene Sivertson 18 61 85 2Shona Barbour 18 55 76 3Sherry Fraser 18 59 82 3Sharon Cormier 18 49 68 4 Kelly Scott 18 863 8 4Kerry Galusha 18 45 63 Team Totals 72252 88 Team Totals 72 203 70
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL BQuebec (Larouche) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 02:34 Alberta (Nedohin) *0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 01:06 QC #SH PTS PCT AB #SH PTS PCT 1AnneMarie Filteau 20 67 84 1Laine Peters 20 75 94 2 Amelie Blais 20 65 81 2 Jessica Mair 20 58 73 3 Brenda Nicholls 20 67 84 3 Beth Iskiw 20 62 78 4 MarieFrance Larouche 19 55 72 4 Heather Nedohin 20 51 64 Team Totals 79 254 80 Team Totals 80246 77
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL COntario (Horgan) 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 X 7 10:06 NL (Strong) *1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 X 4 07:31 ON #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT 1Amanda Gates 20 62 78 1Stephanie Korab 20 64 80 2Jenna Enge 20 73 91 2Jennifer Cunningham 20 60 75 3Jennifer Seabrook 20 62 78 3 Laura Strong 20 61 76 4Tracy Horgan 19 67 88 4Heather Strong 18 37 51 Team Totals 79264 84 Team Totals 78 222 71
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL DCanada (Holland)*3 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 X X 10 24:37 PEI (Dolan) 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 X X 4 19:21 CAN #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT 1Heather Kalenchuk 13 41 79 1 Michale Robison 16 43 67 2 Jolene Campbell 16 58 91 2 Sinead Dolan 16 46 72 3 Kim Schneider 16 51 80 3Rebecca Jean MacDonald 16 42 66 4 Amber Holland 16 57 89 4 Kim Dolan 16 47 73 Thursday, February 23, 2012 Canadian Curling Association Page 15 Team Totals 61207 85 Team Totals 64 178 70 A LOOK AT LEADS Statistical story Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011 1213AVG Leads +Jennifer ClarkRouire MB ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** **100 ** ** ** ** 100 + Amy Nixon AB ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1Laine Peters AB 91 ** **8089 94 **96 **8381 8694 88 +Jenny Gates ON ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **88 ** ** 88 2 Dawn Askin MB **937990 ** **8094 9193 ** 81 ** 87 3Stephanie Korab NL 948885 **88 **85 ** 88 **81 **80 86 4 Sarah Slywka SK ** 83 80 89 ** ** 85 79 88 90 ** 83 ** 85 5Jacquie Armstrong BC 94 ** **8473 86 **63 **9483 8396 84 PETERS ASKIN 5AnneMarie Filteau QC 909184 **79 **85 ** 80 **82 **84 84 7Heather Kalenchuk CAN 93 ** **7185 94 **81 **8875 8479 83 8Amanda Gates ON 86 ** **6589 83 **77 **8386 8178 82 9 Jodie deSolla NB ** 86 71 81 ** ** 82 78 89 69 ** ** ** 81 10 Teri Lake NS **746489 ** **8568 8896 ** 82 ** 80 10 Nancy Cameron PE 80 ** 85 ** ** ** 73 ** ** ** 82 ** ** 80 +Jeanette Murphy NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **80 ** 76 ** 78 12 Megan Cormier NT/YT **66 ** **83 **83 ** 85 **59 **75 77 12 Michale Robison PE **81 ** **80 ** ** ** 80 ** ** **67 77 SLYWKA +Shona Barbour NT/YT 697586 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 76 KORAB
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13Wendy MillerProud Sponsor NT/YT of 648059 **• ** Pressure **78 Washers ** ** **61 ** ** 68 +Jeanette Murphy NB **50 ** **• ** Air Compressors ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 • Samson Lube Equip. • Pumps of all kinds ** = did not play • Residential • Agriculture + = player unranked due to insufficient games • Industrial • Automotive THE GOOD LIFE Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) JOIN THE CONVERSATION Red Deer • Edmonton • Calgary • Leduc • Grand Prairie • Brandon• Langley wwwtttttttttttttttttttttta ttwitttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910111213AVG P. 3 / 25 Thirds Pumps & Pressure 1 Beth Iskiw Program Ad AB 82 ** **868685 **90 **81908478 85 1 Kaitlyn Lawes 5” x 7.875” MB **858984 ** **78898391 **80 ** 85 3 Lana Vey SK **867878 ** **75709188 **85 ** 81 4 Brenda Nicholls QC 859168 **80 **82 **79 **72 **84 80 4 Sasha Carter BC 88 ** **7576 ** ** ** **8376 ** ** 80 6 Laura Strong NL 707374 **88 ** 80 **93 **76 **76 78 6Rebecca Atkinson NB **856855 ** **80858192 **78 ** 78 + Sherry Fraser BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 82 78 8 Kim Schneider CAN 89 ** **788866 **78 **78647580 77 8Jennifer Seabrook ON 66 ** **967374 **75 **74818578 77 10Danielle Parsons NS **916366 ** **68706886 **88 ** 76 11Rebecca Jean MacDonald PE 728291 **73 **73 **76 **58 **66 74 + Shona Barbour NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** 69 ** ** 72 12 Sharon Cormier NT/YT 61 63 72 ** 77 ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 68 69 +Dailene Sivertson BC ** ** ** ** **70 **66 ** ** ** ** ** 68
Skips 1 Amber Holland CAN 72 ** **918073 **88 **82728589 81 1 Jennifer Jones MB **919067 ** **89649086 **70 ** 81 3 Andrea Kelly NB **747481 ** **78796791 **95 ** 80 4 Kelly Scott BC 86 ** **766980 **61 **86827688 78 4 Michelle Englot SK **757574 ** **66968382 **79 ** 78 6 Heather Nedohin AB 75 ** **788179 **66 **84818664 77 7 Tracy Horgan ON 83 ** **846069 **55 **65819688 76 8 Kim Dolan PE 697878 **81 **79 **57 **82 **73 75 8 Heather Strong NL 718071 **98 **78 **78 **74 **51 75 10 MarieFrance Larouche QC 84 83 65 ** 74 ** 53 ** 83 ** 58 ** 72 72 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 72 69 72 ** 81 ** 73 ** ** ** ** ** 63 71 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 61 ** ** 71 12 Heather SmithDacey NS ** 51 73 68 ** ** 75 66 57 72 ** 95 ** 70
** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games
Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)
Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101112 13 AVG Teams 1Manitoba (Jones) ** 86 86 79 ** ** 84 83 88 90 ** 76 ** 84 2Alberta (Nedohin) 80 ** ** 79 85 87 ** 85 ** 82 85 86 77 83 3 SK (Englot) ** 81 78 77 ** ** 77 80 84 85 ** 83 ** 81 4Canada (Holland) 84 ** ** 80 83 77 ** 81 ** 79 71 85 85 80 5 BC (Scott) 86 ** ** 78 72 78 ** 63 ** 88 78 79 88 79 5Ontario (Horgan) 79 ** ** 83 75 79 ** 67 ** 77 84 86 84 79 5 NB (Atkinson) ** 78 72 73 ** ** 82 80 79 87 ** 84 ** 79 5NL (Strong) 79 81 77 ** 85 ** 83 ** 81 ** 76 ** 71 79 9Quebec (Larouche) 85 87 72 ** 79 ** 72 ** 82 ** 71 ** 80 78 10NS (SmithDacey) ** 74 68 74 ** ** 75 68 70 86 ** 89 ** 76 11 PEI (Dolan) 75 78 82 ** 78 ** 73 ** 72 ** 74 ** 70 75 12NT/YT (Galusha) 66 72 72 ** 80 ** 77 ** 81 ** 63 ** 70 73
** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games
Team Win/Loss Grid After 13 Draws
CAN ON PE QC BC AB NT/YT NL SK NS MB NB
CAN *WWLLW*W*LWW
ON L*W*LLWWLW*L
PE LL*L*LWLW*L*
QC W*W*LWWW*L*L
BC WW*W*LWWWLL*
AB LWWLW*L*W*WL
NT/YT *LLLLW*L*W*L
NL LLWLL*W*L*L*
SK *WL*LL*W*WLW
NS WL*WW*L*L*LL
MB L*W*WL*WWW*W
NB LW*W*WW*LWL*
Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D
1 ON 7 QC 6 * AB 7 * NL 4 * PE 6 * BC 7 NT/YT 8 CAN 7 2 NL 5 SK 7 MB 7 NT/YT 5 * QC 7 * NS 5 * NB 3 * PE 9 3 NS 5 * PE 8 SK 10 * NB 8 * NT/YT 10 MB 9 * NL 7 QC 7 4 BC 10 CAN 6 ON 10 * MB 6 * SK 8 * NB 5 * NS 3 AB 8 5 * CAN 6 NT/YT 3 PE 4 BC 9 AB 5 * NL 8 * QC 5 * ON 8 6 ON 4 * BC 7 * AB 8 CAN 5 7 NT/YT 6 NS 10 NL 5 * PE 8 * NB 8 * QC 4 * MB 8 SK 7 8 * NS 8 * MB 3 * SK 10 AB 5 BC 7 CAN 7 ON 3 * NB 8 9 PE 4 * NB 6 * NT/YT 5 * NS 3 * NL 8 SK 11 QC 7 MB 8 10 SK 7 * AB 7 NS 4 * ON 4 * MB 8 BC 4 * NB 8 CAN 9 11 QC 8 NT/YT 2 PE 5 BC 11 * CAN 5 * ON 12 * AB 10 * NL 7 12 NB 6 * CAN 6 * MB 8 SK 8 * ON 5 NS 7 BC 6 * AB 9 13 BC 11 QC 6 ON 7 * CAN 10 * NT/YT 6 * AB 5 * NL 4 PE 4 14 PE NL QC MB NS NB SK NT/YT 15 AB BC CAN QC NL PE NT/YT ON 16 MB SK NB NL QC NT/YT PE NS 17 CAN ON AB NB SK MB NS BC
Shot Details Report for Draw 13 Draw 13 Sheet A
BC (Scott) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE4 1OE4 1OF4 1IF4 1OF4 1IF4 1OE4 1IF4 1IC1 69 72 96 2IA4 2OE4 2IE4 2IE4 2OE4 2OE4 2IE4 2IB4 2IC4 3IB3 3IA4 3IE4 3IE3 3OE4 3OE4 3IG4 3IA4 3IC4 61 72 85 4IA0 4IE3 4IA4 4IA0 4OE4 4OG4 4IG4 4OC4 4IC4 5OB3 5IA4 5IB3 5IA2 5IE4 5IE4 5IE4 5IB4 5IC4 59 72 82 6ID2 6IE0 6OE4 6IA4 6IJ4 6IG4 6IE3 6OD2 6IC4 7OB4 7IE1 7OE4 7OA4 7IE4 7IG4 7OB4 7OA4 7IA4 63 72 88 8OB3 8IE0 8IE4 8IA4 8IE4 8IG4 8IE3 8OD4 8OA4 23 20 31 25 32 32 30 30 29 252 288 88 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
NT/YT (Galusha) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IA4 1IF4 1IE1 1IE3 1IE1 1IE4 1IF4 1IE2 1IF4 54 72 75 2IA4 2IA4 2IE4 2IE4 2IE3 2IE1 2IA2 2OF1 2IF4 3OE4 3IE4 3IA4 3IJ4 3OA4 3IC4 3ID2 3OF4 3IF4 55 72 76 4IE3 4IB0 4IC4 4OE4 4OA2 4IC0 4ID2 4IE2 4IF4 5OA2 5IA3 5OB0 5OE4 5IB4 5ID2 5IA2 5IE4 5IF4 49 72 68 6IE4 6IB2 6OA0 6OE3 6IE3 6OC4 6OB3 6IE1 6OF4 7OA4 7IE1 7OA3 7OE4 7IE1 7ID2 7IE2 7IE4 7IJ3 45 72 63 8OE4 8IE0 8OB2 8OA4 8IJ2 8IE2 8IE0 8OE4 8IB3 29 18 18 30 20 19 17 22 30 203 288 70 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ABC (Scott) 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 X 11 10:04 NT/YT (Galusha)*2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 6 06:24 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet B
Quebec (Larouche) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OE4 1OE2 1OE4 1OE3 1OE3 1IF4 1IF1 1OE4 1OF4 1IF4 67 80 84 2IG4 2OE4 2OG4 2IG3 2OE4 2IJ2 2OD4 2IE2 2OE4 2OB3 3IE1 3IE4 3OE4 3IC4 3OA3 3OB3 3IB4 3ID4 3OJ2 3IE2 65 80 81 4IE4 4IE4 4IG4 4OA2 4OB2 4IB4 4OB4 4IB4 4OB3 4IE3 5IE4 5IG4 5IG4 5OE2 5IE3 5IE3 5OE0 5IE4 5OE3 5IE4 67 80 84 6IE3 6IG4 6IA4 6IE2 6OC4 6OC4 6IE3 6IC4 6OH4 6IJ4 7OG4 7IE4 7IE3 7IA2 7ID4 7IC4 7IE4 7OA4 7IA3 7OE4 55 76 72 8IE4 8OG3 8OA4 8IE4 8OJ0 8IJ0 8OB0 8ID4 8IA0 8XX0 28 29 31 22 23 24 20 30 23 24 254 316 80 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 28
Alberta (Nedohin) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE4 1OE4 1IF4 1IF4 1OF4 1OF4 1OE4 1OF4 1OE3 1IE4 75 80 94 2IE4 2IE2 2OE4 2OE4 2OE4 2IE4 2IB4 2IE3 2OJ4 2IE3 3IJ4 3IE4 3IJ1 3OE2 3OJ4 3IJ2 3OB4 3IE4 3IB3 3IB2 58 80 73 4IE1 4OC4 4IC4 4OE3 4OB0 4IA3 4IA4 4OB3 4OB4 4IB2 5ID3 5IA2 5IC3 5IE2 5IB3 5IA4 5OA2 5IE4 5OA3 5IB2 62 80 78 6OC3 6IA4 6IA2 6OA3 6OE4 6IE4 6OA2 6IE4 6OC4 6IJ4 7OC2 7IJ2 7OA2 7IE1 7OG4 7IG4 7OA2 7IE4 7OA3 7IE3 51 80 64 8OD2 8IA0 8OA2 8ID4 8OE4 8IG4 8IA4 8IG4 8OJ0 8OE0 23 22 22 23 27 29 26 30 24 20 246 320 77 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL BQuebec (Larouche) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 02:34 Alberta (Nedohin) *0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 01:06 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet C
Ontario (Horgan) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IF4 1IE2 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE3 1IC4 62 80 78 2OE0 2OB4 2IE2 2IE4 2IE1 2IE2 2IC4 2IC0 2IE4 2IC4 3OB2 3IG4 3IE4 3IC4 3IE4 3IC4 3IC4 3IC3 3IC4 3IC4 73 80 91 4OG4 4IE4 4IE3 4OB4 4IE4 4IC2 4OA3 4OC4 4IC4 4IC4 5OG4 5OE1 5IB3 5OB2 5IA4 5ID4 5OA3 5OC4 5IA4 5IC3 62 80 78 6OB2 6IC2 6IG1 6OA4 6IA4 6IH4 6OC1 6OC4 6OA4 6OA4 7OH0 7IJ4 7IE4 7OA4 7OJ4 7OA4 7OC4 7OA4 7IA4 7ID4 67 76 88 8OG4 8IE4 8IG4 8IE0 8IH4 8IG4 8OA3 8OE4 8IA4 8XX0 20 25 25 26 29 28 26 27 31 27 264 316 84 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 28
NL (Strong) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE1 1IF4 1IA2 1IF4 1IF4 1IF4 1IF1 1IF0 1IF4 1IF4 64 80 80 2IE4 2IB3 2IF4 2IE2 2OB3 2OF4 2IF4 2IF4 2OF4 2IF4 3IB1 3OC4 3IE2 3ID2 3IE3 3OB4 3OF1 3IF3 3IF4 3IF4 60 80 75 4OD2 4OD4 4IH1 4IA4 4IC4 4OE4 4IE4 4IF3 4OE2 4IF4 5IA3 5OE2 5OC1 5OB2 5OJ4 5OE4 5IG4 5OF4 5OB2 5IF4 61 80 76 6IE3 6OE4 6OE4 6OB2 6OH3 6OH1 6IJ4 6OF4 6IH3 6IE3 7IH0 7OG3 7OE1 7OB2 7OH4 7OD2 7IH3 7IA4 7IH0 7IE4 37 72 51 8IB0 8OE1 8OE0 8XX0 8OH0 8OJ3 8IE4 8IA2 8OA4 8XX0 14 25 15 18 25 26 25 24 23 27 222 312 71 32 32 32 28 32 32 32 32 32 28
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL COntario (Horgan) 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 X 7 10:06 NL (Strong) *1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 X 4 07:31 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet D
Canada (Holland) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OA4 1IE3 1OE4 1OE4 1IE1 1IF4 1XX0 1XX0 41 52 79 2IE2 2OE2 2OE3 2IE4 2IE3 2OA4 2OE3 2XX0 3OE4 3OC4 3IC2 3IC4 3OC4 3OC4 3IC4 3OC4 58 64 91 4OA4 4IC4 4ID1 4IC4 4IC4 4IC3 4OC4 4IC4 5IE4 5IA4 5OD2 5IC1 5ID2 5OC4 5OA4 5IC4 51 64 80 6OA4 6IE3 6IA4 6OA1 6OB4 6IC2 6OC4 6OC4 7IE4 7IE3 7OA4 7IA1 7OE4 7OA4 7OC1 7OC4 57 64 89 8OA4 8IB4 8OE4 8IA4 8OE4 8OA4 8IJ4 8OA4 30 27 24 23 26 29 24 24 207 244 85 32 32 32 32 32 32 28 24
PEI (Dolan) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OE3 1OF4 1OF4 1IF3 1OF4 1OF0 1IF4 1IF4 43 64 67 2OA0 2OJ2 2IF4 2OF1 2OF2 2OF3 2IF4 2OF1 3OA0 3IF4 3OJ4 3IF4 3IH4 3IF4 3OH1 3OG4 46 64 72 4OA4 4OF1 4OE1 4IF4 4OE2 4IF2 4OG4 4OG3 5OA2 5OH0 5OE4 5OE1 5OE4 5IE3 5OE3 5OG2 42 64 66 6OA4 6OB2 6OE1 6IE4 6OA4 6IE0 6OF4 6IF4 7OA3 7IH1 7OA2 7IA4 7IA2 7OA4 7OG4 7IE4 47 64 73 8IA4 8IE2 8IE0 8IA4 8OD1 8IE4 8OE4 8IE4 20 16 20 25 23 20 28 26 178 256 70 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL DCanada (Holland)*3 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 X X 10 24:37 PEI (Dolan) 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 X X 4 19:21 *last rock advantage
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P Player number H Handle (I=Inturn O=Outturn) T Type of shot Hits: Draws: A=take out E=draw B=hit and roll F=front stone C=clear front G=guard D=raise take out H=freeze J=tap back
A Actual points awarded 0 to 4 (5 or 6 if bonus) V=hogline violation Note: Throw through is coded as XX0.
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13
Canada (Holland) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 172156 328 190174 364 362 330 692 PTS 537 514 1051 620 551 1171 1157 1065 2222 PCT 78 82 80 82 79 80 80 81 80
1 Heather Kalenchuk #SH 71 60 131 17 20 37 88 80 168 PTS 231205 436 61 63 124 292 268 560 PCT 81 85 83 90 79 84 83 84 83
2Tammy Schneider #SH 16 13 29 45 36 81 61 49 110 PTS 49 35 84 154107 261 203 142 345 PCT 77 67 72 86 74 81 83 72 78
3 Kim Schneider #SH 35 34 69 58 49 107 93 83 176 PTS 103 108 211 176 154 330 279 262 541 PCT 74 79 76 76 79 77 75 79 77
4 Amber Holland #SH 35 39 74 46 52 98 81 91 172 PTS 102 128 230 157 170 327 259 298 557 PCT 73 82 78 85 82 83 80 82 81
5 Jolene Campbell #SH 15 10 25 24 17 41 39 27 66 PTS 52 38 90 72 57 129 124 95 219 PCT 87 95 90 75 84 79 79 88 83
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Ontario (Horgan) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 226128 354 146144 290 372272 644 PTS 724 375 1099 474 472 946 1198 847 2045 PCT 80 73 78 81 82 82 81 78 79
1Amanda Gates #SH 93 26 119 21 18 39 114 44 158 PTS 322 72 394 66 56 122 388128 516 PCT 87 69 83 79 78 78 85 73 82
2Jenna Enge #SH 37 38 75 47 40 87 84 78 162 PTS 126 119 245 160 128 288 286 247 533 PCT 85 78 82 85 80 83 85 79 82
3 Jennifer Seabrook #SH 44 28 72 42 48 90 86 76 162 PTS 129 76 205 139 156 295 268 232 500 PCT 7368 71 8381 82 7876 77
4Tracy Horgan #SH 50 36 86 36 38 74 86 74 160 PTS 140 108 248 109 132 241 249 240 489 PCT 70 75 72 76 87 81 72 81 76
5Jenny Gates #SH 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 PTS 70 7 000 70 7 PCT 88 0 88 0 0 0 88 0 88
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
PEI (Dolan) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 153 177 330 135 148 283 288 325 613 PTS 448 544 992 422 432 854 870 976 1846 PCT 73 77 75 78 73 75 76 75 75
1 Nancy Cameron #SH 30 36 66 8 6 14 38 42 80 PTS 98118 216 24 15 39 122133 255 PCT 82 82 82 75 63 70 80 79 80
2 Sinead Dolan #SH 25 40 65 38 51 89 63 91 154 PTS 65 127 192 116 148 264 181 275 456 PCT 65 79 74 76 73 74 72 76 74
3 Rebecca Jean MacDonald #SH 38 27 65 44 45 89 82 72 154 PTS 109 75 184 134 138 272 243 213 456 PCT 72 69 71 76 77 76 74 74 74
4 Kim Dolan #SH 43 27 70 43 40 83 86 67 153 PTS 125 76 201 140 115 255 265 191 456 PCT 73 70 72 81 72 77 77 71 75
5 Michale Robison #SH 17 47 64 2 6 8 19 53 72 PTS 51148 199 8 16 24 59164 223 PCT 75 79 78 100 67 75 78 77 77
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Quebec (Larouche) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 157 206 363 140 143 283 297 349 646 PTS 507 625 1132 440 454 894 947 1079 2026 PCT 81 76 78 79 79 79 80 77 78
1 AnneMarie Filteau #SH 50 87 137 11 14 25 61 101 162 PTS 166299 465 32 49 81 198 348 546 PCT 83 86 85 73 88 81 81 86 84
2 Amelie Blais #SH 33 45 78 41 43 84 74 88 162 PTS 103 129 232 134 137 271 237 266 503 PCT 78 72 74 82 80 81 80 76 78
3 Brenda Nicholls #SH 45 41 86 40 36 76 85 77162 PTS 149 119 268 135 115 250 284 234 518 PCT 83 73 78 84 80 82 84 76 80
4 MarieFrance Larouche #SH 29 33 62 48 50 98 77 83 160 PTS 89 78 167 139 153 292 228 231 459 PCT 77 59 67 72 77 74 74 70 72
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
BC (Scott) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 227181 408 160152 312 387 333 720 PTS 705 583 1288 483 495 978 1188 1078 2266 PCT 78 81 79 75 81 78 77 81 79
1 Jacquie Armstrong #SH 88 56 144 17 19 36 105 75 180 PTS 300189 489 54 61 115 354 250 604 PCT 85 84 85 79 80 80 84 83 84
2Dailene Sivertson #SH 42 36 78 36 26 62 78 62 140 PTS 128 118 246 109 80 189 237 198 435 PCT 76 82 79 76 77 76 76 80 78
3Sasha Carter #SH 26 27 53 27 20 47 53 47 100 PTS 76 90 166 83 70 153 159 160 319 PCT 73 83 78 77 88 81 75 85 80
4 Kelly Scott #SH 42 44 86 37 57 94 79 101 180 PTS 121 138 259 120 184 304 241 322 563 PCT 72 78 75 81 81 81 76 80 78
5Sherry Fraser #SH 22 11 33 30 17 47 52 28 80 PTS 63 29 92 87 57 144 150 86 236 PCT 72 66 70 73 84 77 72 77 74
6Dailene Sivertson #SH 7 7 14 13 13 26 20 20 40 PTS 17 19 36 30 43 73 47 62 109 PCT 61 68 64 58 83 70 59 78 68
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Alberta (Nedohin) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 159188 347 176181 357 335 369 704 PTS 513 639 1152 589 592 1181 1102 1231 2333 PCT 81 85 83 84 82 83 82 83 83
1Laine Peters #SH 43 96 139 16 16 32 59 112 171 PTS 152343 495 57 51 108 209 394 603 PCT 88 89 89 89 80 84 89 88 88
2 Jessica Mair #SH 29 34 63 63 52 115 92 86 178 PTS 81 109 190 215 177 392 296 286 582 PCT 70 80 75 85 85 85 80 83 82
3 Beth Iskiw #SH 27 37 64 54 60 114 81 97 178 PTS 95 132 227 186 189 375 281 321 602 PCT 88 89 89 86 79 82 87 83 85
4Heather Nedohin #SH 60 21 81 42 53 95 102 74 176 PTS 185 55 240 127 175 302 312 230 542 PCT 77 65 74 76 83 79 76 78 77
5 Amy Nixon #SH 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 PTS 00 0 40 4 4 0 4 PCT 0 0 0 100 0 100 100 0 100
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NT/YT (Galusha) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 203 160 363 107 113 220 310 273 583 PTS 591 461 1052 303 340 643 894 801 1695 PCT 73 72 72 71 75 73 72 73 73
1Megan Cormier #SH 56 32 88 5 5 10 61 37 98 PTS 181 86 267 17 16 33 198102 300 PCT 81 67 76 85 80 83 81 69 77
2Shona Barbour #SH 23 12 35 15 11 26 38 23 61 PTS 75 42 117 41 39 80 116 81 197 PCT 82 88 84 68 89 77 76 88 81
3Sharon Cormier #SH 37 19 56 23 31 54 60 50 110 PTS 106 60 166 58 79 137 164139 303 PCT 72 79 74 63 64 63 68 70 69
4Kerry Galusha #SH 38 27 65 20 25 45 58 52 110 PTS 91 76 167 62 85 147 153161 314 PCT 60 70 64 78 85 82 66 77 71
5Shona Barbour #SH 21 35 56 13 15 28 34 50 84 PTS 70100 170 39 41 80 109141 250 PCT 83 71 76 75 68 71 80 71 74
6Wendy Miller #SH 19 26 45 20 19 39 39 45 84 PTS 50 65 115 54 58 112 104123 227 PCT 66 63 64 68 76 72 67 68 68
7Megan Cormier#SH 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 PTS 00 0 044 04 4 PCT 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 100 100
8Sharon Cormier#SH 9 9 18 11 6 17 20 15 35 PTS 18 32 50 32 18 50 50 50 100 PCT 50 89 69 73 75 74 6383 71
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NL (Strong) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 203156 359 123123 246 326279 605 PTS 655 485 1140 388 384 772 1043 869 1912 PCT 81 78 79 79 78 78 80 78 79
1Stephanie Korab #SH 99 24 123 19 9 28 118 33 151 PTS 343 78 421 68 30 98 411108 519 PCT 87 81 86 89 83 88 87 82 86
2 Jennifer Cunningham #SH 44 36 80 38 36 74 82 72 154 PTS 140 102 242 126 105 231 266 207 473 PCT 80 71 76 83 73 78 81 72 77
3Laura Strong #SH 34 49 83 32 39 71 66 88 154 PTS 103 154 257 96 130 226 199 284 483 PCT 76 79 77 75 83 80 75 81 78
4Heather Strong #SH 26 47 73 34 39 73 60 86 146 PTS 69 151 220 98 119 217 167 270 437 PCT 66 80 75 72 76 74 70 78 75
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
SK (Englot) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 214 135 349 114 144 258 328 279 607 PTS 708 428 1136 351 473 824 1059 901 1960 PCT 83 79 81 77 82 80 81 81 81
1 Sarah Slywka #SH 103 28 131 13 8 21 116 36 152 PTS 351 94 445 46 23 69 397117 514 PCT 85 84 85 88 72 82 86 81 85
2Roberta Materi #SH 38 33 71 38 43 81 76 76 152 PTS 122 99 221 122 137 259 244 236 480 PCT 80 75 78 80 80 80 80 78 79
3Lana Vey #SH 31 40 71 29 52 81 60 92 152 PTS 106 123 229 91 175 266 197 298 495 PCT 85 77 81 78 84 82 82 81 81
4Michelle Englot #SH 42 34 76 34 41 75 76 75 151 PTS 129 112 241 92 138 230 221 250 471 PCT 77 82 79 68 84 77 73 83 78
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NS (SmithDacey) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 180117 297 130151 281 310268 578 PTS 561 328 889 390 474 864 951 802 1753 PCT 78 70 75 75 78 77 77 75 76
1 Teri Lake #SH 85 32 117 17 11 28 102 43 145 PTS 283 104 387 50 29 79 333 133 466 PCT 83 81 83 74 66 71 82 77 80
2 Blisse Comstock #SH 31 25 56 46 44 90 77 69 146 PTS 99 74 173 132 143 275 231 217 448 PCT 80 74 77 72 81 76 75 79 77
3Danielle Parsons #SH 34 29 63 35 48 83 69 77 146 PTS 96 77 173 115 155 270 211 232 443 PCT 71 66 69 82 81 81 76 75 76
4 Heather SmithDacey #SH 30 31 61 32 48 80 62 79 141 PTS 83 73 156 93 147 240 176 220 396 PCT 69 59 64 73 77 75 71 70 70
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Manitoba (Jones) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 168128 296 172164 336 340292 632 PTS 581 427 1008 548 567 1115 1129 994 2123 PCT 86 83 85 80 86 83 83 85 84
1 Dawn Askin #SH 85 47 132 13 10 23 98 57 155 PTS 305165 470 40 32 72 345197 542 PCT 90 88 89 77 80 78 88 86 87
2 Jill Officer #SH 24 22 46 55 59 114 79 81 160 PTS 76 81 157 170203 373 246284 530 PCT 79 92 85 77 86 82 78 88 83
3 Kaitlyn Lawes #SH 21 40 61 50 49 99 71 89 160 PTS 69 133 202 165 175 340 234 308 542 PCT 82 83 83 83 89 86 82 87 85
4 Jennifer Jones #SH 36 19 55 54 46 100 90 65 155 PTS 123 48 171 173 157 330 296 205 501 PCT 85 63 78 80 85 83 82 79 81
5Jennifer ClarkRouire#SH 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 PTS 80 8 00 0 80 8 PCT 100 0 100 0 0 0 100 0 100
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NB (Atkinson) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 144 156 300 159 152 311 303 308 611 PTS 464 462 926 522 487 1009 986 949 1935 PCT 81 74 77 82 80 81 81 77 79
1 Jodie deSolla #SH 39 55 94 10 14 24 49 69 118 PTS 132 178 310 31 39 70 163217 380 PCT 85 81 82 78 70 73 83 79 81
2 Jillian Babin #SH 22 24 46 55 51 106 77 75 152 PTS 65 72 137 178 169 347 243 241 484 PCT 74 75 74 81 83 82 79 80 80
3 Rebecca Atkinson #SH 32 29 61 44 49 93 76 78 154 PTS 105 67 172 147 159 306 252 226 478 PCT 82 58 70 84 81 82 83 72 78
4Andrea Kelly #SH 36 31 67 47 37 84 83 68 151 PTS 114 93 207 158 118 276 272 211 483 PCT 79 75 77 84 80 82 82 78 80
5Jeanette Murphy #SH 15 17 32 3 1 4 18 18 36 PTS 48 52100 8 2 10 56 54 110 PCT 80 76 78 67 50 63 78 75 76
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QUESTION IF THE DAY: When last the Canadian women’s curling championship was played in Red Deer, which team won the title? 2. Name the skip of the team. QUESTION 0F 3. Who represented Alberta in that Scotties THE DAY: renewal? When last the Canadian women’s Business advice that’s 4. What was her record? curling championship was played 5. Name the repeating skips from that year in Red Deer, which team won the right on the button. who are playing in the current Scotties. title? 6. Name three skips who have won two Like curling, business requires a sound offensive and Canadian women’s championships while defensive strategy. Working closely with you, MNP’s losing four games in each of them. chartered accountants and business consultants deliver 7. A total of 27 players have competed in the advice you need to stay competitive and profitable. the Scott Tournament of Hearts represent- ing at least two provinces and/or territo- There are five). Move your business forward. Contact Scott Dickson, CA ries. Name any (including fifths) who are 12. Name the only player in Hearts history at 403.356.1250. competing at the current Scotties and for who has represented three provinces/ter- which province/territory. ritories and Team Canada. 8. Name the other province/territory for 13. Did she win a world title? If so, where which each played. and when? 9. Name any other players who played for 14. Name the only other player who has Alberta and one other province/territory. represented three provinces/territories (Hint: There are seven). ACCOUNTING CONSULTING TAX MNP.ca at the Canadian women’s champion, the 10. And the other province/territory in provinces/territories represented and the each case? years. 11. Name any double reps who have won the Canadian title, where and when. (Hint:
Answers
tine Jurgenson, Stephanie Marchand. Stephanie Jurgenson, tine 1982, 1983. 1982,
- Chris Jones, Karen Matson, Chelsey Earl, 1978, Northwest Territories 1980, Alberta Alberta 1980, Territories Northwest 1978,
9. Betty Clarke, Carolyn Darbyshire, Allison Allison Darbyshire, Carolyn Clarke, Betty 9. 14. Cathy (Pidzarko) Shaw – Manitoba Manitoba – Shaw (Pidzarko) Cathy 14.
Iskiw and Peters, Nova Scotia. Nova Peters, and Iskiw 13. Won the world title at Kelowna in 1986. in Kelowna at title world the Won 13.
8. Askin, Ontario; Cameron, Nova Scotia; Scotia; Nova Cameron, Ontario; Askin, 8. 12. Bodogh Jurgenson. Bodogh 12.
Alberta. 1983 at Prince George. Prince at 1983
P.E.I.; Beth Iskiw, Alberta; Laine Peters, Peters, Laine Alberta; Iskiw, Beth P.E.I.; at Sault Ste. Marie; Cathy Caudle Walter, Walter, Caudle Cathy Marie; Ste. Sault at
7. Dawn Askin, Manitoba; Nancy Cameron, Cameron, Nancy Manitoba; Askin, Dawn 7. at London; Cathy Pidzarko Shaw, 1978 1978 Shaw, Pidzarko Cathy London; at
Jones. Calgary; Christine Bodogh Jurgenson, 1986 1986 Jurgenson, Bodogh Christine Calgary;
6. Heather Houston, Colleen Jones, Jennifer Jennifer Jones, Colleen Houston, Heather 6. Jones Walker 1985 at Winnipeg, 1995 at at 1995 Winnipeg, at 1985 Walker Jones
Dacey
SOUND FINANCIAL PLANNING Debbie- Marie; Ste. Sault at 2010 Victoria, 5. Marie-France Larouche, Heather Smith- Heather Larouche, Marie-France 5. 11. Dawn Askin 2008 at Regina, 2009 at at 2009 Regina, at 2008 Askin Dawn 11.
4. Six wins, five losses. five wins, Six 4. Ontario, B.C.; Marchand, Quebec. Marchand, B.C.; Ontario,
3. Shannon Kleibrink. Shannon 3.
FEELS GOOD. Jurgenson, P.E.I.; Jones, Saskatchewan;
2. Colleen Jones Colleen 2. Manitoba; Earl, Saskatchewan; Matson, Matson, Saskatchewan; Earl, Manitoba;
QofD: Team Canada Team QofD: Speak to a Servus Financial Advisor today. Darbyshire, Saskatchewan; Clarke, 10. You can save for retirement and have enough to enjoy your life in the present day. Get your financial plan in place with some expert advice from a Servus Financial Advisor. Let’s talk. Correction In Tuesday’s edition of the Heart Chart, a story advancing the Ford World Men’s Curling servus.ca | 187SERVUSCU Championships next year in Victoria incorrectly stated in the photo caption that Wayne Mid- daugh won the title the last time it was in Victoria in 2005. It should have said Middaugh won the world title in Kamloops in 1998. Randy Ferbey won the title in Victoria in 2005. We feel good about your money. apologize for the error. Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 17 Two of the country’s top curlers will exchange ‘rings’ next year The Askin price was right for Mike Then one year they billeted a guy’s team and that was Mike’s.” Their relationship grew from there. Askin would become a top-level curler, second on Jenn Hanna’s capital crew, and in another out-turn irony in this crazy game, she was on the ice wearing Ontario black at the 2005 Scotties in St. John’s watching her current boss make what has FRED RINNE since been simply dubbed Associate Editor “the shot” to take the Scot- ties trophy from her. o the Canadian curl- After she dropped to alter- ing faithful, it is not nate on the crew to concen- Tuncommon to see trate on her career in 2007, husbands and wives share she followed her heart due the spotlight among the west to the Manitoba capital country’s best players. to be with McEwen. There’s no shortage of “It had zero per cent to do examples: Heather Smith- with curling,” says Askin. Dacey and hubby Mark, “I wanted to be with Mike. here in Red Deer this week; I had no curling team, nor Sherry and Wayne Mid- did I have any pre-arranged daugh; Heather and Dave plans. I actually had played Nedohin, also here this a few ‘spiels with Jennifer’s week, just to name a few on team (2007 Canada Cup) the current scene. and we did pretty well, and But what some people she had an opening at lead, might not know is there’s an- so I joined them.” other duo to add to that list. The year before that, Manitoba lead Dawn Askin Dana Allerton and cur- is part of the Jennifer Jones rent Manitoba coach Janet crew here this week and, as Arnott split duties at lead. usual, her percentages are Askin joined the crew, and at or near the top of the field the team has gone on to once again. a trophy-case full of ac- Manitoba lead Dawn Askin and Winnipeg skip and tour money leader Mike McEwen (inset, shar- And while she’s not mar- complishments, including a ing a laugh with the CCA’s Stu Brown) are engaged to be married next year. ried quite yet, her betrothed 2008 world title with a win can throw a stone or two over China’s Bingyu Wang in So how do two of the has been unfortunate to tougher? Playing an extra hard, heartwrenching,” she also. He’s Winnipeg (As- Vernon, B.C. country’s top curlers even lose three Manitoba finals end in the Scotties final, or reflects. siniboine Memorial) skipper But back to the other see each other in the Cana- in a row for a Brier berth, a watching Mike in the big “You have to give Rob Mike McEwen, this season’s rings. dian winter? record he now shares with game? (Fowler) credit, they played leading tour money winner. Mike proposed to Dawn “We’ve been really fortu- Kerry Burtnyk. “Oh my God,” she blurts very well and deserved to While curling was the on Boxing Day, 2011, while nate that on weekends we’re This year in Dauphin, out. win, but that doesn’t make it vehicle that brought them the two were spending the playing, his team has been when defending Manitoba, “It’s not even close. any easier.” together, it wasn’t the reason holidays with her folks in playing also, then we have Brier, and World champ Jeff Watching for sure. I was But the future Mrs. Mike she left her Ottawa home for Ottawa. weekends at home when we Stoughton was eliminated watching that game and I McEwen concurs with Winnipeg. Did he take her down are not playing,” she said. before the final, he must literally wanted to throw up,” an opinion many around “No, that was all about to the Ottawa C.C. on the “But regardless, we make have thought this was his she said. Canada’s curling circles being with Mike,” said Askin, banks of the Rideau Canal to time for each other and time. Anyone watching the final share when it comes to the who admits she appears pop the question on the lid? our relationship. That’s top Brandon (McEwen’s on Manitoba TV or streamed McEwen team: It’s not a shy, but only until you get to “No,” she laughs. priority.” birthplace, where he won a online would agree. The matter of if, just when. know her. “Just while we were visit- For all of Askin’s success world university gold medal cameras found her in the “I know they’ll get there Rewind to 1998. ing my folks.” in Season of Champions as a member of the Bobcats crowd and comfy was not an one day, and I know they’ll “We were both junior So July 27, 2013, Dawn events, McEwen is having a in 2003) curler Rob Fowler adjective for her demeanour. win it, then we’ll just go nuts!” curlers and taking part in and Mike will tie the knot and little trouble getting over that didn’t agree and beat him in “Those guys have worked If and when that happens, the Super Spiel in Ottawa, they will do that in Ottawa, hump. the final to punch his ticket to so hard, it’s been their the household trophy case and my parents billeted girls Askin says. While wildly successful Saskatoon. dream since they were will be in gender balance. teams a few years in a row,. on the cash circuit, his crew So Dawn Askin: What’s kids. It’s hard, so very, very ••• Page 18 HeartChart Kamloops hosts CIS
BY JEFF TIMSON
The 2013 edition of the CIS University Curling Champiopnships will be held at the Kamloops Curling Club, March 20-24 and be hosted by Thompson Rivers University. The 2014 renewal will take place March 19-23 at Regina’s Callie Curling Club, with the University of Regina as host. “CIS is delighted with the selection of hosts for the 2013 and 2014 championships,” said Marg McGregor, Chief Executive Officer for Canadian Interuniversity Sport. “It is great to see the events will take place in two provinces that are fanatical about curl- ing, and two universities which have a demonstrated track record of hosting excellent CIS Championships.” “The Kamloops Curling Club is honoured to be staging the 2013 University Cham- pionships,” said Linda Bolton, president of the club. “We look forward to welcoming teams from across the country, and along with Thompson Rivers University, be able to show off our wonderful Kamloops hospitality.” Added Kenneth Olynyk, athletics director at Thompson Rivers U: “Were excited to work with the Kamloops club in hosting the 2013 national university championships. “The city of Kamloops and Thompson Rivers have worked together on hosting many national championships and this is another example of that partnership, and in this case working with the local and national curling associations. We are extremely pleased to be a part of this national curling championship.” The winners of the 2013 CIS/CCA championships will represent Canada at the 2014 Karuizawa Invitational in Karuizawa, Japan. “The University of Regina is privileged to stage the 2014 championships champion- ships at the Callie,” said host chair John Papandreos. “The university and city have a reputable tradition of hosting major sporting events and are looking forward to showing off its hospitality in welcoming the best university curling teams from across Canada.” The winning men’s and women’s teams will then represent Canada at the 2015 FISU (International University Sports Federation) Winter Universiade in Granada, Spain. Nova Scotia’s Heather-Smith Dacey (left), Danielle Parsons and crew stayed alive with a win over P.E.I. Wednesday night.
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Fine form: Ontario skip Tracy Horgan stayed alive Wednesday with a win over Newfoundland/Labrador. They sit at 5-4.
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Draw Schedule
The following is the Draw Schedule for the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Date Local / (Eastern) Draw A B C D Feb. 18, 1:00pm / AB vs 1 ON vs PE QC vs BC NL vs CA 2012 (3:00pm) NT/YT Feb. 18, 6:00pm / NT/YT vs 2 NL vs QC SK vs NS MB vs NB 2012 (8:00pm) PE Feb. 19, 8:30am / NS vs 3 PE vs MB SK vs NL NB vs QC 2012 (10:30am) NT/YT Feb. 19, 1:30pm / 4 BC vs SK CA vs NB ON vs NS MB vs AB 2012 (3:30pm) Feb. 19, 6:30pm / NT/YT vs 5 CA vs AB PE vs QC BC vs ON 2012 (8:30pm) NL Feb. 20, 8:30am / 6 ON vs AB BC vs CA 2012 (10:30am) Feb. 20, 1:30pm / NT/YT vs 7 NS vs QC NL vs MB PE vs SK 2012 (3:30pm) NB Feb. 20, 7:30pm / 8 NS vs BC MB vs CA SK vs ON AB vs NB Canadian Curling Association 2012 (9:30pm) Feb. 21, 8:30am / NT/YT vs 9 PE vs NL NB vs SK NS vs MB 2012 (10:30am) QC Feb. 21, 1:30pm / 10 SK vs MB AB vs BC NS vs NB ON vs CA 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Page2012 20 (3:30pm) HeartChart Westerner Park, Red Deer, Alberta Feb. 21, 7:30pm / NT/YT vs 11 QC vs CA PE vs AB BC vs NL 2012 (9:30pm) ON Feb. 22, 8:30am / 12 NB vs ON CA vs NS MB vs BC SK vs AB Statistical Report for Draw 12 2012 (10:30am) The Scotties Statistical Story Feb. 22, 1:30pm / BC vs 13SCHEDULE QC vs AB ON vs NL CA vs PE Game Scores for Draw 12 2012 (3:30pm) NT/YT Feb. 22, 7:30pm / MB vs 14 PE vs NS NL vs NB QC vs SK 2012 (9:30pm) NT/YT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL Feb. 23, 8:30am / CA vs A NB (Atkinson) 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 6 00:58 15 AB vs NL BC vs PE QC vs ON 2012 (10:30am) NT/YT Ontario (Horgan) *0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 02:50 Feb. 23, 1:30pm / SK vs 16 MBCanadian vs QC Curling AssociationNB vs PE NL vs NS 2012 (3:30pm) NT/YT Date Local / (Eastern) Draw A B C D BCanada (Holland)*1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 6 02:16 Feb. 23, 7:30pm / NS (SmithDacey) 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 7 03:48 17 CA vs SK ON vs MB AB vs NS NB vs BC 2012 (9:30pm) Canadian Curling Association 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Feb. 24, 8:00am / CManitoba (Jones)*1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 8 00:53 Westerner Park, Red Deer, Alberta TB1 TIE BREAKER 1 2012 (10:00am) BC (Scott) 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 6 01:54 Feb. 24, 1:00pm / TB2 TIE BREAKER 2 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts 2012 Media Report Statistical Report for Draw 14 (3:00pm) DSK (Englot) 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 8 01:49 Feb. 24, 7:30pm / TB3 & Westerner Park, Red Deer, Alberta TIE BREAKER 3 & PAGE PLAYOFF Alberta (Nedohin)*0 1 0 2 0 2 0 4 0 0 9 06:03 2012 (9:30pm) PP1v2 Feb. 25, 11:00am / Game Scores for Draw 14 PP3v4 PAGE PLAYOFF *last rock 2012 (1:00pm) advantageTeam Report Statistical Report for Draw 13 Feb. 25, 4:00pm / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL SF SEMI FINAL 2012 (6:00pm) Game Scores for Draw 13 A PEI (Dolan) *0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 6 01:50 Team Standings After 12 Draw(s) Feb. 26, 8:30am / NS (SmithDacey) 1 1BRZ 0 1 0 BRONZE 1 0 MEDAL 2 0 0 1 7 02:00 2012 (10:30am) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Feb. 26, 1:30pm / Future Games BNL (Strong) *2 0FNL 1 3 0 FINAL 2 0 0 1 X 9 12:00 ABC (Scott) 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 X 11 10:04 2012 (3:30pm) Team Wins Losses 13 14 15 NB (Atkinson) 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 X 4 05:50 NT/YT (Galusha) *2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 6 06:24 * All times subject to change. Manitoba (Jones) 6 2 NT/YT CQuebec (Larouche)*2 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 2 X 10 07:56 Canada (Holland)BQuebec (Larouche) 1 5 1 1 3 0 0 0 0PE 1 0 2 6 NT/YT02:34 SK (Englot) 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 X 6 07:50 NB (Atkinson)Alberta (Nedohin) *05 0 0 3 2 1Canadian 1 0 Curling 0 1Association NL0 5 01:06 Article printed from Canadian Curling Association: http://www.curling.ca BC (Scott) 5 3 NT/YT PE DManitoba (Jones) 0 2 3 1 1 0 1 X X X 8 22:40 COntario (Horgan) 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 X 7 10:06 URL to article: http://www.curling.ca/championships/scotties/scores-and-standings Alberta (Nedohin) 5 3 QC NL /draw-schedule/NT/YT (Galusha) *1 0 0 0 0 1 0 X X X 2 18:01 NL (Strong) *1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 X 4 07:31 Quebec (Larouche)2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts 4 3 AB SK ON *last rock advantage DCanada (Holland) *3 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 X X 24:37 SK (Englot) Westerner Park, Red Deer, Alberta 4 4 QC10 Copyright © 2011 Canadian Curling Association. All rights reserved. Ontario (Horgan)PEI (Dolan) 0 3 0 0 5 2 0 1 0NL 1 X X 4 QC19:21 Team Standings After 14 Draw(s) NS (SmithDacey) 3 5 PE STANDINGS *last rock advantageMedia Report Statistical Report for Draw 14 NL (Strong) 2 5 ON NB AB Future Games PEI (Dolan) 2Game Scores for Draw 14 5 CAN NS BC Team Wins Losses 15 16 17 Team Standings After 13 Draw(s) NT/YT (Galusha) 2 5 BC MB CAN Manitoba (Jones) 7 2 QC ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Future Games 91011TOTAL BC (Scott) 6 3 PE NB Draw TeamA PEI (Dolan)Draw 13: 02/22 13:30Wins *0 0 2Losses Draw 14: 02/22 19:30 0 1 0 1 140 1 Draw 15: 02/23 8:301 15 0 6 16 01:50 Quebec (Larouche) 6 3 ON MB Times Manitoba (Jones)NS (SmithDacey) 1 6 1 0 2 1 0 1 0NT/YT 2 0 0 1 7 QC 02:00 Canada (Holland) 6 3 NT/YT SK BC (Scott)BNL (Strong) *26 0 1 3 3 0 2 0 0 1 X PE9 12:00 NB (Atkinson) 5 4 PE BC Attendance Draw 12: 3868 Total: 47049 Canada (Holland)NB (Atkinson) 0 6 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 1 0 X NT/YT4 05:50 Alberta (Nedohin) 5 4 NL NS NB (Atkinson) 5 3 NL PE SK (Englot) 4 5 NT/YT CAN CQuebec (Larouche)*2 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 2 X 10 07:56 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDQuebec (Larouche) 5 3 SK ON MB P. 1 / 1 Ontario (Horgan) 4 5 QC MB Alberta (Nedohin)SK (Englot) 0 5 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 0 X NL6 07:50 NS (SmithDacey) 4 5 NL AB SK (Englot)DManitoba (Jones) 04 2 3 4 1 1 0 1QC X X X NT/YT8 22:40 NL (Strong) 3 6 AB NS Ontario (Horgan)NT/YT (Galusha) *1 4 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 X X X QC2 18:01 PEI (Dolan) 2 7 BC NB NS (SmithDacey) 3 5 PE NL NT/YT (Galusha) 2 7 CAN SK *last rock advantage NL (Strong) 2 6 NB AB NS Draw PEI (Dolan) 2 6 NS BC NB Draw 15: 02/23 8:30 Draw 16: 02/23 13:30 Draw 17: 02/23 19:30 Team Standings After 14 Draw(s) Times NT/YT (Galusha) 2 6 MB CAN SK Future Games Draw Attendance Draw 14: 3928 Total: 55114 Draw 14: 02/22 19:30 Draw 15: 02/23 8:30 Draw 16: 02/23 13:30 TeamTimes Wins Losses 15 16 17 Manitoba (Jones) 7 2 QC ON Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14 BC (Scott)Attendance Draw 13: 06 Total: 47049 3 PE NB Draw 14 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Quebec (Larouche)P. 1 / 2 6 3 ON MB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL Canada (Holland)Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 13 6 3 NT/YT SK A PEI (Dolan) *0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 6 01:50 NB (Atkinson) 5 4 Draw 13 PE BC © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED P. 1 / 25 NS (SmithDacey) 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 7 02:00 Alberta (Nedohin)1 5 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8NL 910TOTAL NS PE #SH PTS PCT NS #SH PTS PCT SK (Englot)ABC (Scott) 04 1 1 0 5 3 1 2 0 3 X NT/YT11 10:04 CAN 1 Nancy Cameron 22 75 85 1 Teri Lake 22 80 91 Ontario (Horgan)NT/YT (Galusha)*2 4 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 1QC 0 X 6 06:24 MB 2 Sinead Dolan 22 61 69 2 Blisse Comstock 22 64 73 NS (SmithDacey)BC #SH 4 PTS PCT 5 NT/YT NL#SH PTS AB PCT 3 Rebecca Jean MacDonald 22 62 70 3Danielle Parsons 22 69 78 1NL (Strong) Jacquie Armstrong3 18 69 96 6 1Megan CormierAB NS 18 54 75 4 Kim Dolan 21 66 79 4 Heather SmithDacey 22 71 81 2Dailene SivertsonPEI (Dolan) 2 18 61 85 7 2Shona BarbourBC NB 18 55 76 Team Totals 87 264 76 Team Totals 88 284 81 3Sherry Fraser 18 59 82 3Sharon Cormier 18 49 68 NT/YT (Galusha) 2 7 CAN SK 4 Kelly Scott 18 863 8 4Kerry Galusha 18 45 63 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Draw Team TotalsDraw 15: 02/23 8:30 72252 Draw 16: 02/23 13:30 88 Team Totals Draw 17: 02/23 19:30 72 203 70 BNL (Strong) *2 0 1 3 0 2 0 0 1 X 9 12:00 Times NB (Atkinson) 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 X 4 05:50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Attendance Draw 14: 3928 Total: 55114 NL #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT BQuebec (Larouche) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 02:34 1Stephanie Korab 17 60 88 1Jeanette Murphy 18 66 92 Alberta (Nedohin) *0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 01:06 2Jennifer Cunningham 18 59 82 2 Jillian Babin 18 57 79 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 14 QC #SH PTS PCT AB #SH PTS PCT 3 Laura Strong 18 649 8 3Rebecca Atkinson 18 52 72 Draw 14 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED1AnneMarie Filteau 20 67 84 1Laine Peters 20 75 94 P. 1 / 2 4Heather Strong 18 59 82 4Andrea Kelly 18 62 86 2 Amelie Blais 1 220 3 65 4 5 81 2 6 Jessica Mair 7 8 91011TOTAL 20 58 73 Team Totals 71 242 85 Team Totals 72237 82 3A Brenda Nicholls PEI (Dolan) *0 020 2 67 0 1 84 3 0 Beth Iskiw 1 0 1 1 0 20 626 01:50 78
4 MarieFrance LaroucheNS (SmithDacey) 1 1 19 0 55 1 0 72 4 1 Heather Nedohin 0 2 0 0 1 20 517 02:00 64 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL PETeam Totals 79#SH 254 PTS 80PCT Team TotalsNS 80246#SH PTS 77 PCT CQuebec (Larouche)*2 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 2 X 10 07:56 1 Nancy Cameron 22 75 85 1 Teri Lake 22 80 91 SK (Englot) 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 X 6 07:50 2 Sinead Dolan 1 2 322 4 61 5 69 62 7Blisse Comstock 8 910TOTAL 22 64 73 QC #SH PTS PCT SK #SH PTS PCT 3COntario (Horgan) Rebecca Jean MacDonald 0 2 1 22 0 62 2 70 13Danielle Parsons 0 1 0 X 7 2210:06 69 78 1AnneMarie Filteau 18 53 74 1 Sarah Slywka 18 61 85 4 Kim DolanNL (Strong) *1 0 021 0 66 0 79 04 2Heather SmithDacey 0 1 X 4 2207:31 71 81 2 Amelie Blais 18 50 69 2Roberta Materi 18 47 65 Team TotalsON #SH PTS87 PCT 264 76 NLTeam Totals #SH88 PTS 284 PCT 81 3 Brenda Nicholls 18 62 86 3Lana Vey 18 58 81 1Amanda Gates 20 62 78 1Stephanie Korab 20 64 80 4 MarieFrance Larouche 18 59 82 4 Michelle Englot 18 54 75 2Jenna Enge1 2 20 3 73 4 591 62Jennifer Cunningham 7 8 910TOTAL 20 60 75 Team Totals 72 224 78 Team Totals 72 220 76 3Jennifer SeabrookBNL (Strong) *2 0 20 1 62 3 078 23 0 Laura Strong 0 1 X 9 12:0020 61 76 4Tracy HorganNB (Atkinson) 0 0 19 0 67 0 188 04Heather Strong 2 1 0 X 4 05:50 18 37 51 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL NLTeam Totals 79264#SH PTS 84 PCT Team TotalsNB #SH78 PTS 222 PCT 71 DManitoba (Jones) 0 2 3 1 1 0 1 X X X 8 22:40 1Stephanie Korab 17 60 88 1Jeanette Murphy 18 66 92 NT/YT (Galusha)*1 0 0 0 0 1 0 X X X 2 18:01 2Jennifer Cunningham1 2 18 3 59 4 82 5 62 Jillian Babin 7 8 910TOTAL 18 57 79 MB #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT 3DCanada (Holland)*3 Laura Strong 118 2649 0 8 3 03Rebecca Atkinson 1 0 X X 10 1824:37 52 72 1 Dawn Askin 14 51 91 1Shona Barbour 14 52 93 4Heather StrongPEI (Dolan) 0 0 18 0 59 2 82 0 14Andrea Kelly 0 1 X X 4 1819:21 62 86 2 Jill Officer 14 49 88 2 Wendy Miller 14 39 70 CANTeam Totals #SH71 PTS 242 PCT 85 PETeam Totals 72237#SH PTS 82 PCT 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 14 40 71 3Sharon Cormier 14 35 63 1Heather Kalenchuk 13 41 79 1 Michale Robison 16 43 67 4 Jennifer Jones 14 49 88 4Kerry Galusha 14 32 57 2 Jolene Campbell1 16 2 58 3 91 4 52 Sinead Dolan 6 7 8 910TOTAL 16 46 72 Team Totals 56 189 84 Team Totals 56 158 71 3CQuebec (Larouche)*2 Kim Schneider 16 0 51 1 80 0 23Rebecca Jean MacDonald 0 3 0 2 X 10 07:56 16 42 66 4 Amber HollandSK (Englot) 0 16 1 57 0 89 1 04 Kim Dolan 2 0 2 0 X 6 07:5016 47 73 Team TotalsQC 61207#SH PTS 85 PCT Team TotalsSK #SH PTS64 PCT 178 70 1AnneMarie Filteau 18 53 74 1 Sarah Slywka 18 61 85 2 Amelie Blais Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 18 50 69 2Roberta Materi 18 47 65 3 Brenda Nicholls 18 62 86 3Lana Vey 18 58 81 4 MarieFrance LaroucheDraw 18 59 1 2 82 34 4Michelle Englot 5 6 7 8 91011 18 54 1213AVG 75 Team TotalsLeads 72 224 78 Team Totals 72 220 76 +Jennifer ClarkRouire MB ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** **100 ** ** ** ** 100 + Amy Nixon 1 2AB 3 4 ** 5 ** 6** ** 7 ** 8 100 910TOTAL ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1Laine Peters AB 91 ** **8089 94 **96 **8381 8694 88 DManitoba (Jones) 0 2 3 1 1 0 1 X X X 8 22:40 +Jenny Gates ON ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** 88 NT/YT (Galusha)*1 0 0 0 0 1 0 X X X 2 18:01 2 Dawn Askin MB **937990 ** **8094 9193 ** 81 ** 87 MB #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT 3Stephanie Korab NL 948885 **88 **85 ** 88 **81 **80 86 1 Dawn Askin 14 51 91 1Shona Barbour 14 52 93 4 Sarah Slywka SK ** 83 80 89 ** ** 85 79 88 90 ** 83 ** 85 2 Jill Officer 14 49 88 2 Wendy Miller 14 39 70 5Jacquie Armstrong BC 94 ** **8473 86 **63 **9483 8396 84 3 Kaitlyn Lawes 14 40 71 3Sharon Cormier 14 35 63 5AnneMarie Filteau QC 909184 **79 **85 ** 80 **82 **84 84 4 Jennifer Jones 14 49 88 4Kerry Galusha 14 32 57 7Heather Kalenchuk CAN 93 ** **7185 94 **81 **8875 8479 83 Team Totals 56 189 84 Team Totals 56 158 71 8Amanda Gates ON 86 ** **6589 83 **77 **8386 8178 82
9 Jodie deSolla NB ** 86 71 81 ** ** 82 78 89 69 ** ** ** 81 10 Teri Lake NS **746489 ** **8568 8896 ** 82 ** 80 10 Nancy Cameron PE 80 ** 85 ** ** ** 73 ** ** ** 82 ** ** 80 +Jeanette Murphy NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **80 ** 76 ** 78 12Megan Cormier NT/YT **66 ** **83 **83 ** 85 **59 **75 77 12Michale Robison PE **81 ** **80 ** ** ** 80 ** ** **67 77 +Shona Barbour NT/YT 697586 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 76
Seconds + Megan Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** 100 1 Jill Officer MB **788874 ** **8985 8889 ** 75 ** 83 + Jolene Campbell CAN ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 79 ** 68 ** 94 91 83 2 Jessica Mair AB 72 ** ** 73 85 89 ** 89 ** 80 90 89 73 82 2 Jenna Enge ON 80 ** **8678 89 **61 **8586 8391 82 4Shona Barbour NT/YT **88 ** **80 ** ** ** 83 ** ** **76 81 5 Jillian Babin NB **687576 ** **8879 7788 ** 86 ** 80 6Roberta Materi SK **818169 ** **8175 7581 ** 86 ** 79 7 Amelie Blais QC 80 81 70 ** 83 ** 67 ** 86 ** 73 **81 78 7Dailene Sivertson BC 74 ** **7569 ** ** ** **9071 8185 78 7Tammy Schneider CAN 83 ** **8080 75 **69 ** **73100 ** 78 10Jennifer Cunningham NL 818378 **69 **88 ** 68 **72 **75 77 10 Blisse Comstock NS ** 78 72 71 ** ** 71 68 68 92 ** 91 ** 77 12Sinead Dolan PE 807173 **79 **70 ** 73 **75 **72 74 +Sherry Fraser BC ** ** ** ** ** 75 **64 ** ** ** ** ** 69 13Wendy Miller NT/YT 648059 ** ** **78 ** ** **61 ** ** 68 +Jeanette Murphy NB **50 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50
** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games
Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)
Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910111213AVG Thirds 1 Beth Iskiw AB 82 ** **868685 **90 **81908478 85 1 Kaitlyn Lawes MB **858984 ** **78898391 **80 ** 85 3 Lana Vey SK **867878 ** **75709188 **85 ** 81 4 Brenda Nicholls QC 859168 **80 **82 **79 **72 **84 80 4 Sasha Carter BC 88 ** **7576 ** ** ** **8376 ** ** 80 6 Laura Strong NL 707374 **88 **80 **93 **76 **76 78 6Rebecca Atkinson NB **856855 ** **80858192 **78 ** 78 + Sherry Fraser BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 82 78 8 Kim Schneider CAN 89 ** **788866 **78 **78647580 77 8Jennifer Seabrook ON 66 ** **967374 **75 **74818578 77 10Danielle Parsons NS **916366 ** **68706886 **88 ** 76 11Rebecca Jean MacDonald PE 728291 **73 **73 **76 **58 **66 74 + Shona Barbour NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** 69 ** ** 72 12 Sharon Cormier NT/YT 61 63 72 ** 77 ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 68 69 +Dailene Sivertson BC ** ** ** ** **70 **66 ** ** ** ** ** 68
Skips 1 Amber Holland CAN 72 ** **918073 **88 **82728589 81 1 Jennifer Jones MB **919067 ** **89649086 **70 ** 81 3 Andrea Kelly NB **747481 ** **78796791 **95 ** 80 4 Kelly Scott BC 86 ** **766980 **61 **86827688 78 4 Michelle Englot SK **757574 ** **66968382 **79 ** 78 6 Heather Nedohin AB 75 ** **788179 **66 **84818664 77 7 Tracy Horgan ON 83 ** **846069 **55 **65819688 76 8 Kim Dolan PE 697878 **81 **79 **57 **82 **73 75 8 Heather Strong NL 718071 **98 **78 **78 **74 **51 75 10 MarieFrance Larouche QC 84 83 65 ** 74 ** 53 ** 83 ** 58 ** 72 72 11 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 72 69 72 ** 81 ** 73 ** ** ** ** ** 63 71 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 61 ** ** 71 12 Heather SmithDacey NS ** 51 73 68 ** ** 75 66 57 72 ** 95 ** 70
** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games
Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.)
Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910111213AVG Teams 1Manitoba (Jones) ** 86 86 79 ** ** 84 83 88 90 ** 76 ** 84 2Alberta (Nedohin) 80 ** ** 79 85 87 ** 85 ** 82 85 86 77 83 3 SK (Englot) ** 81 78 77 ** ** 77 80 84 85 ** 83 ** 81 4Canada (Holland) 84 ** ** 80 83 77 ** 81 ** 79 71 85 85 80 5 BC (Scott) 86 ** ** 78 72 78 ** 63 ** 88 78 79 88 79 5Ontario (Horgan) 79 ** ** 83 75 79 ** 67 ** 77 84 86 84 79 5 NB (Atkinson) ** 78 72 73 ** ** 82 80 79 87 ** 84 ** 79 5NL (Strong) 79 81 77 ** 85 ** 83 ** 81 ** 76 ** 71 79 9Quebec (Larouche) 85 87 72 ** 79 ** 72 ** 82 ** 71 ** 80 78 10 NS (SmithDacey) ** 74 68 74 ** ** 75 68 70 86 ** 89 ** 76 11 PEI (Dolan) 75 78 82 ** 78 ** 73 ** 72 ** 74 ** 70 75 12NT/YT (Galusha) 66 72 72 ** 80 ** 77 ** 81 ** 63 ** 70 73
** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games
Team Win/Loss Grid After 13 Draws
CAN ON PE QC BC AB NT/YT NL SK NS MB NB
CAN *WWLLW*W*LWW
ON L*W*LLWWLW*L
PE LL*L*LWLW*L*
QC W*W*LWWW*L*L
BC WW*W*LWWWLL*
AB LWWLW*L*W*WL
NT/YT *LLLLW*L*W*L
NL LLWLL*W*L*L*
SK *WL*LL*W*WLW
NS WL*WW*L*L*LL
MB L*W*WL*WWW*W
NB LW*W*WW*LWL*
Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D
1 ON 7 QC 6 * AB 7 * NL 4 * PE 6 * BC 7 NT/YT 8 CAN 7 2 NL 5 SK 7 MB 7 NT/YT 5 * QC 7 * NS 5 * NB 3 * PE 9 3 NS 5 * PE 8 SK 10 * NB 8 * NT/YT 10 MB 9 * NL 7 QC 7 4 BC 10 CAN 6 ON 10 * MB 6 * SK 8 * NB 5 * NS 3 AB 8 5 * CAN 6 NT/YT 3 PE 4 BC 9 AB 5 * NL 8 * QC 5 * ON 8 6 ON 4 * BC 7 * AB 8 CAN 5 7 NT/YT 6 NS 10 NL 5 * PE 8 * NB 8 * QC 4 * MB 8 SK 7 8 * NS 8 * MB 3 * SK 10 AB 5 BC 7 CAN 7 ON 3 * NB 8 9 PE 4 * NB 6 * NT/YT 5 * NS 3 * NL 8 SK 11 QC 7 MB 8 10 SK 7 * AB 7 NS 4 * ON 4 * MB 8 BC 4 * NB 8 CAN 9 11 QC 8 NT/YT 2 PE 5 BC 11 * CAN 5 * ON 12 * AB 10 * NL 7 12 NB 6 * CAN 6 * MB 8 SK 8 * ON 5 NS 7 BC 6 * AB 9 13 BC 11 QC 6 ON 7 * CAN 10 * NT/YT 6 * AB 5 * NL 4 PE 4 14 PE NL QC MB NS NB SK NT/YT 15 AB BC CAN QC NL PE NT/YT ON 16 MB SK NB NL QC NT/YT PE NS 17 CAN ON AB NB SK MB NS BC
Shot Details Report for Draw 13 Draw 13 Sheet A
BC (Scott) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE4 1OE4 1OF4 1IF4 1OF4 1IF4 1OE4 1IF4 1IC1 69 72 96 2IA4 2OE4 2IE4 2IE4 2OE4 2OE4 2IE4 2IB4 2IC4 3IB3 3IA4 3IE4 3IE3 3OE4 3OE4 3IG4 3IA4 3IC4 61 72 85 4IA0 4IE3 4IA4 4IA0 4OE4 4OG4 4IG4 4OC4 4IC4 5OB3 5IA4 5IB3 5IA2 5IE4 5IE4 5IE4 5IB4 5IC4 59 72 82 6ID2 6IE0 6OE4 6IA4 6IJ4 6IG4 6IE3 6OD2 6IC4 7OB4 7IE1 7OE4 7OA4 7IE4 7IG4 7OB4 7OA4 7IA4 63 72 88 8OB3 8IE0 8IE4 8IA4 8IE4 8IG4 8IE3 8OD4 8OA4 23 20 31 25 32 32 30 30 29 252 288 88 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
NT/YT (Galusha) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IA4 1IF4 1IE1 1IE3 1IE1 1IE4 1IF4 1IE2 1IF4 54 72 75 2IA4 2IA4 2IE4 2IE4 2IE3 2IE1 2IA2 2OF1 2IF4 3OE4 3IE4 3IA4 3IJ4 3OA4 3IC4 3ID2 3OF4 3IF4 55 72 76 4IE3 4IB0 4IC4 4OE4 4OA2 4IC0 4ID2 4IE2 4IF4 5OA2 5IA3 5OB0 5OE4 5IB4 5ID2 5IA2 5IE4 5IF4 49 72 68 6IE4 6IB2 6OA0 6OE3 6IE3 6OC4 6OB3 6IE1 6OF4 7OA4 7IE1 7OA3 7OE4 7IE1 7ID2 7IE2 7IE4 7IJ3 45 72 63 8OE4 8IE0 8OB2 8OA4 8IJ2 8IE2 8IE0 8OE4 8IB3 29 18 18 30 20 19 17 22 30 203 288 70 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ABC (Scott) 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 X 11 10:04 NT/YT (Galusha)*2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 6 06:24 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet B
Quebec (Larouche) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OE4 1OE2 1OE4 1OE3 1OE3 1IF4 1IF1 1OE4 1OF4 1IF4 67 80 84 2IG4 2OE4 2OG4 2IG3 2OE4 2IJ2 2OD4 2IE2 2OE4 2OB3 3IE1 3IE4 3OE4 3IC4 3OA3 3OB3 3IB4 3ID4 3OJ2 3IE2 65 80 81 4IE4 4IE4 4IG4 4OA2 4OB2 4IB4 4OB4 4IB4 4OB3 4IE3 5IE4 5IG4 5IG4 5OE2 5IE3 5IE3 5OE0 5IE4 5OE3 5IE4 67 80 84 6IE3 6IG4 6IA4 6IE2 6OC4 6OC4 6IE3 6IC4 6OH4 6IJ4 7OG4 7IE4 7IE3 7IA2 7ID4 7IC4 7IE4 7OA4 7IA3 7OE4 55 76 72 8IE4 8OG3 8OA4 8IE4 8OJ0 8IJ0 8OB0 8ID4 8IA0 8XX0 28 29 31 22 23 24 20 30 23 24 254 316 80 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 28
Alberta (Nedohin) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE4 1OE4 1IF4 1IF4 1OF4 1OF4 1OE4 1OF4 1OE3 1IE4 75 80 94 2IE4 2IE2 2OE4 2OE4 2OE4 2IE4 2IB4 2IE3 2OJ4 2IE3 3IJ4 3IE4 3IJ1 3OE2 3OJ4 3IJ2 3OB4 3IE4 3IB3 3IB2 58 80 73 4IE1 4OC4 4IC4 4OE3 4OB0 4IA3 4IA4 4OB3 4OB4 4IB2 5ID3 5IA2 5IC3 5IE2 5IB3 5IA4 5OA2 5IE4 5OA3 5IB2 62 80 78 6OC3 6IA4 6IA2 6OA3 6OE4 6IE4 6OA2 6IE4 6OC4 6IJ4 7OC2 7IJ2 7OA2 7IE1 7OG4 7IG4 7OA2 7IE4 7OA3 7IE3 51 80 64 8OD2 8IA0 8OA2 8ID4 8OE4 8IG4 8IA4 8IG4 8OJ0 8OE0 23 22 22 23 27 29 26 30 24 20 246 320 77 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL BQuebec (Larouche) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 02:34 Alberta (Nedohin) *0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 01:06 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet C
Ontario (Horgan) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IF4 1IE2 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE4 1IE3 1IC4 62 80 78 2OE0 2OB4 2IE2 2IE4 2IE1 2IE2 2IC4 2IC0 2IE4 2IC4 3OB2 3IG4 3IE4 3IC4 3IE4 3IC4 3IC4 3IC3 3IC4 3IC4 73 80 91 4OG4 4IE4 4IE3 4OB4 4IE4 4IC2 4OA3 4OC4 4IC4 4IC4 5OG4 5OE1 5IB3 5OB2 5IA4 5ID4 5OA3 5OC4 5IA4 5IC3 62 80 78 6OB2 6IC2 6IG1 6OA4 6IA4 6IH4 6OC1 6OC4 6OA4 6OA4 7OH0 7IJ4 7IE4 7OA4 7OJ4 7OA4 7OC4 7OA4 7IA4 7ID4 67 76 88 8OG4 8IE4 8IG4 8IE0 8IH4 8IG4 8OA3 8OE4 8IA4 8XX0 20 25 25 26 29 28 26 27 31 27 264 316 84 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 28
NL (Strong) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1IE1 1IF4 1IA2 1IF4 1IF4 1IF4 1IF1 1IF0 1IF4 1IF4 64 80 80 2IE4 2IB3 2IF4 2IE2 2OB3 2OF4 2IF4 2IF4 2OF4 2IF4 3IB1 3OC4 3IE2 3ID2 3IE3 3OB4 3OF1 3IF3 3IF4 3IF4 60 80 75 4OD2 4OD4 4IH1 4IA4 4IC4 4OE4 4IE4 4IF3 4OE2 4IF4 5IA3 5OE2 5OC1 5OB2 5OJ4 5OE4 5IG4 5OF4 5OB2 5IF4 61 80 76 6IE3 6OE4 6OE4 6OB2 6OH3 6OH1 6IJ4 6OF4 6IH3 6IE3 7IH0 7OG3 7OE1 7OB2 7OH4 7OD2 7IH3 7IA4 7IH0 7IE4 37 72 51 8IB0 8OE1 8OE0 8XX0 8OH0 8OJ3 8IE4 8IA2 8OA4 8XX0 14 25 15 18 25 26 25 24 23 27 222 312 71 32 32 32 28 32 32 32 32 32 28
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL COntario (Horgan) 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 X 7 10:06 NL (Strong) *1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 X 4 07:31 *last rock advantage Draw 13 Sheet D
Canada (Holland) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OA4 1IE3 1OE4 1OE4 1IE1 1IF4 1XX0 1XX0 41 52 79 2IE2 2OE2 2OE3 2IE4 2IE3 2OA4 2OE3 2XX0 3OE4 3OC4 3IC2 3IC4 3OC4 3OC4 3IC4 3OC4 58 64 91 4OA4 4IC4 4ID1 4IC4 4IC4 4IC3 4OC4 4IC4 5IE4 5IA4 5OD2 5IC1 5ID2 5OC4 5OA4 5IC4 51 64 80 6OA4 6IE3 6IA4 6OA1 6OB4 6IC2 6OC4 6OC4 7IE4 7IE3 7OA4 7IA1 7OE4 7OA4 7OC1 7OC4 57 64 89 8OA4 8IB4 8OE4 8IA4 8OE4 8OA4 8IJ4 8OA4 30 27 24 23 26 29 24 24 207 244 85 32 32 32 32 32 32 28 24
PEI (Dolan) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PHTA PTS POSS PCT 1OE3 1OF4 1OF4 1IF3 1OF4 1OF0 1IF4 1IF4 43 64 67 2OA0 2OJ2 2IF4 2OF1 2OF2 2OF3 2IF4 2OF1 3OA0 3IF4 3OJ4 3IF4 3IH4 3IF4 3OH1 3OG4 46 64 72 4OA4 4OF1 4OE1 4IF4 4OE2 4IF2 4OG4 4OG3 5OA2 5OH0 5OE4 5OE1 5OE4 5IE3 5OE3 5OG2 42 64 66 6OA4 6OB2 6OE1 6IE4 6OA4 6IE0 6OF4 6IF4 7OA3 7IH1 7OA2 7IA4 7IA2 7OA4 7OG4 7IE4 47 64 73 8IA4 8IE2 8IE0 8IA4 8OD1 8IE4 8OE4 8IE4 20 16 20 25 23 20 28 26 178 256 70 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL DCanada (Holland)*3 1 2 0 3 0 1 0 X X 10 24:37 PEI (Dolan) 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 X X 4 19:21 *last rock advantage
Legend:
P Player number
H Handle (I=Inturn O=Outturn)
T Type of shot Hits: Draws: A=take out E=draw B=hit and roll F=front stone C=clear front G=guard D=raise take out H=freeze J=tap back
A Actual points awarded 0 to 4 (5 or 6 if bonus) V=hogline violation
Note: Throw through is coded as XX0.
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13
Canada (Holland) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 172156 328 190174 364 362 330 692 PTS 537 514 1051 620 551 1171 1157 1065 2222 PCT 78 82 80 82 79 80 80 81 80
1 Heather Kalenchuk #SH 71 60 131 17 20 37 88 80 168 PTS 231205 436 61 63 124 292 268 560 PCT 81 85 83 90 79 84 83 84 83
2Tammy Schneider #SH 16 13 29 45 36 81 61 49 110 PTS 49 35 84 154107 261 203 142 345 PCT 77 67 72 86 74 81 83 72 78
3 Kim Schneider #SH 35 34 69 58 49 107 93 83 176 PTS 103 108 211 176 154 330 279 262 541 PCT 74 79 76 76 79 77 75 79 77
4 Amber Holland #SH 35 39 74 46 52 98 81 91 172 PTS 102 128 230 157 170 327 259 298 557 PCT 73 82 78 85 82 83 80 82 81
5 Jolene Campbell #SH 15 10 25 24 17 41 39 27 66 PTS 52 38 90 72 57 129 124 95 219 PCT 87 95 90 75 84 79 79 88 83
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Ontario (Horgan) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 226128 354 146144 290 372272 644 PTS 724 375 1099 474 472 946 1198 847 2045 PCT 80 73 78 81 82 82 81 78 79
1Amanda Gates #SH 93 26 119 21 18 39 114 44 158 PTS 322 72 394 66 56 122 388128 516 PCT 87 69 83 79 78 78 85 73 82
2Jenna Enge #SH 37 38 75 47 40 87 84 78 162 PTS 126 119 245 160 128 288 286 247 533 PCT 85 78 82 85 80 83 85 79 82
3 Jennifer Seabrook #SH 44 28 72 42 48 90 86 76 162 PTS 129 76 205 139 156 295 268 232 500 PCT 73 68 71 83 81 82 78 76 77
4Tracy Horgan #SH 50 36 86 36 38 74 86 74 160 PTS 140 108 248 109 132 241 249 240 489 PCT 70 75 72 76 87 81 72 81 76
5Jenny Gates #SH 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 PTS 70 7 000 70 7 PCT 88 0 88 0 0 0 88 0 88
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
PEI (Dolan) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 153 177 330 135 148 283 288 325 613 PTS 448 544 992 422 432 854 870 976 1846 PCT 73 77 75 78 73 75 76 75 75
1 Nancy Cameron #SH 30 36 66 8 6 14 38 42 80 PTS 98118 216 24 15 39 122133 255 PCT 82 82 82 75 63 70 80 790 8
2 Sinead Dolan #SH 25 40 65 38 51 89 63 91 154 PTS 65 127 192 116 148 264 181 275 456 PCT 65 79 74 76 73 74 72 76 74
3 Rebecca Jean MacDonald #SH 38 27 65 44 45 89 82 72 154 PTS 109 75 184 134 138 272 243 213 456 PCT 72 69 71 76 77 76 74 74 74
4 Kim Dolan #SH 43 27 70 43 40 83 86 67 153 PTS 125 76 201 140 115 255 265 191 456 PCT 73 70 72 81 72 77 77 71 75
5 Michale Robison #SH 17 47 64 2 6 8 19 53 72 PTS 51148 199 8 16 24 59164 223 PCT 75 79 78 100 67 75 78 77 77
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Quebec (Larouche) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 157 206 363 140 143 283 297 349 646 PTS 507 625 1132 440 454 894 947 1079 2026 PCT 81 76 78 79 79 79 80 77 78
1 AnneMarie Filteau #SH 50 87 137 11 14 25 61 101 162 PTS 166299 465 32 49 81 198 348 546 PCT 83 86 85 73 88 81 81 86 84
2 Amelie Blais #SH 33 45 78 41 43 84 74 88 162 PTS 103 129 232 134 137 271 237 266 503 PCT 78 72 74 82 80 81 80 76 78
3 Brenda Nicholls #SH 45 41 86 40 36 76 85 77 162 PTS 149 119 268 135 115 250 284 234 518 PCT 83 73 78 84 80 82 84 76 80
4 MarieFrance Larouche #SH 29 33 62 48 50 98 77 83 160 PTS 89 78 167 139 153 292 228 231 459 PCT 77 59 67 72 77 74 74 70 72
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
BC (Scott) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 227181 408 160152 312 387 333 720 PTS 705 583 1288 483 495 978 1188 1078 2266 PCT 78 81 79 75 81 78 77 81 79
1 Jacquie Armstrong #SH 88 56 144 17 19 36 105 75 180 PTS 300189 489 54 61 115 354 250 604 PCT 85 84 85 79 80 80 84 83 84
2Dailene Sivertson #SH 42 36 78 36 26 62 78 62 140 PTS 128 118 246 109 80 189 237 198 435 PCT 76 82 79 76 77 76 76 80 78
3Sasha Carter #SH 26 27 53 27 20 47 53 47 100 PTS 76 90 166 83 70 153 159 160 319 PCT 73 83 78 77 88 81 75 85 80
4 Kelly Scott #SH 42 44 86 37 57 94 79 101 180 PTS 121 138 259 120 184 304 241 322 563 PCT 72 78 75 81 81 81 76 80 78
5Sherry Fraser #SH 22 11 33 30 17 47 52 28 80 PTS 63 29 92 87 57 144 150 86 236 PCT 72 66 70 73 84 77 72 77 74
6Dailene Sivertson #SH 7 7 14 13 13 26 20 20 40 PTS 17 19 36 30 43 73 47 62 109 PCT 61 68 64 58 83 70 59 78 68
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Alberta (Nedohin) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 159188 347 176181 357 335 369 704 PTS 513 639 1152 589 592 1181 1102 1231 2333 PCT 81 85 83 84 82 83 82 83 83
1Laine Peters #SH 43 96 139 16 16 32 59 112 171 PTS 152343 495 57 51 108 209 394 603 PCT 88 89 89 89 80 84 89 88 88
2 Jessica Mair #SH 29 34 63 63 52 115 92 86 178 PTS 81 109 190 215 177 392 296 286 582 PCT 70 80 75 85 85 85 80 83 82
3 Beth Iskiw #SH 27 37 64 54 60 114 81 97 178 PTS 95 132 227 186 189 375 281 321 602 PCT 88 89 89 86 79 82 87 83 85
4Heather Nedohin #SH 60 21 81 42 53 95 102 74 176 PTS 185 55 240 127 175 302 312 230 542 PCT 77 65 74 76 83 79 76 78 77
5 Amy Nixon #SH 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 PTS 00 0 40 4 4 0 4 PCT 0 0 0 100 0 100 100 0 100
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NT/YT (Galusha) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 203 160 363 107 113 220 310 273 583 PTS 591 461 1052 303 340 643 894 801 1695 PCT 73 72 72 71 75 73 72 73 73
1 Megan Cormier #SH 5632 88 5 510 6137 98 PTS 181 86 267 17 16 33 198102 300 PCT 81 67 76 85 80 83 81 69 77
2Shona Barbour #SH 23 12 35 15 11 26 38 23 61 PTS 75 42 117 41 39 80 116 81 197 PCT 82 88 84 68 89 77 76 88 81
3Sharon Cormier #SH 37 19 56 23 31 54 60 50 110 PTS 106 60 166 58 79 137 164139 303 PCT 72 79 74 63 64 63 68 70 69
4Kerry Galusha #SH 38 27 65 20 25 45 58 52 110 PTS 91 76 167 62 85 147 153161 314 PCT 60 70 64 78 85 82 66 77 71
5Shona Barbour #SH 21 35 56 13 15 28 34 50 84 PTS 70100 170 39 41 80 109141 250 PCT 83 71 76 75 68 71 80 71 74
6Wendy Miller #SH 19 26 45 20 19 39 39 45 84 PTS 50 65 115 54 58 112 104123 227 PCT 66 63 64 68 76 72 67 68 68
7Megan Cormier#SH 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 PTS 00 0 044 04 4 PCT 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 100 100
8Sharon Cormier#SH 9 9 18 11 6 17 20 15 35 PTS 18 32 50 32 18 50 50 50 100 PCT 50 89 69 73 75 74 63 83 71
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NL (Strong) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 203156 359 123123 246 326279 605 PTS 655 485 1140 388 384 772 1043 869 1912 PCT 81 78 79 79 78 78 80 78 79
1Stephanie Korab #SH 99 24 123 19 9 28 118 33 151 PTS 343 78 421 68 30 98 411108 519 PCT 87 81 86 89 83 88 87 82 86
2 Jennifer Cunningham #SH 44 36 80 38 36 74 82 72 154 PTS 140 102 242 126 105 231 266 207 473 PCT 80 71 76 83 73 78 81 72 77
3Laura Strong #SH 34 49 83 32 39 71 66 88 154 PTS 103 154 257 96 130 226 199 284 483 PCT 76 79 77 75 83 80 75 81 78
4 Heather Strong #SH 26 47 73 3439 73 6086146 PTS 69 151 220 98 119 217 167 270 437 PCT 66 80 75 72 76 74 70 78 75
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
SK (Englot) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 214 135 349 114 144 258 328 279 607 PTS 708 428 1136 351 473 824 1059 901 1960 PCT 83 79 81 77 82 80 81 81 81
1 Sarah Slywka #SH 103 28 131 13 8 21 116 36 152 PTS 351 94 445 46 23 69 397117 514 PCT 85 84 85 88 72 82 86 81 85
2Roberta Materi #SH 38 33 71 38 43 81 76 76 152 PTS 122 99 221 122 137 259 244 236 480 PCT 80 75 78 80 80 80 80 78 79
3Lana Vey #SH 31 40 71 29 52 81 60 92 152 PTS 106 123 229 91 175 266 197 298 495 PCT 85 77 81 78 84 82 82 81 81
4Michelle Englot #SH 42 34 76 34 41 75 76 75 151 PTS 129 112 241 92 138 230 221 250 471 PCT 77 82 79 68 84 77 73 83 78
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NS (SmithDacey) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 180117 297 130151 281 310268 578 PTS 561 328 889 390 474 864 951 802 1753 PCT 78 70 75 75 78 77 77 75 76
1 Teri Lake #SH 85 32 117 17 11 28 102 43 145 PTS 283 104 387 50 29 79 333 133 466 PCT 83 81 83 74 66 71 82 77 80
2 Blisse Comstock #SH 31 25 56 46 44 90 77 69 146 PTS 99 74 173 132 143 275 231 217 448 PCT 80 74 77 72 81 76 75 79 77
3Danielle Parsons #SH 34 29 63 35 48 83 69 77 146 PTS 96 77 173 115 155 270 211 232 443 PCT 71 66 69 82 81 81 76 75 76
4 Heather SmithDacey #SH 30 31 61 32 48 80 62 79 141 PTS 83 73 156 93 147 240 176 220 396 PCT 69 59 64 73 77 75 71 70 70
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
Manitoba (Jones) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 168128 296 172 164 336 340292 632 PTS 581 427 1008 548 567 1115 1129 994 2123 PCT 86 83 85 80 86 83 83 85 84
1 Dawn Askin #SH 85 47 132 13 10 23 98 57 155 PTS 305165 470 40 32 72 345197 542 PCT 90 88 89 77 80 78 88 86 87
2 Jill Officer #SH 24 22 46 55 59 114 79 81 160 PTS 76 81 157 170203 373 246284 530 PCT 79 92 85 77 86 82 78 88 83
3 Kaitlyn Lawes #SH 21 40 61 50 49 99 71 89 160 PTS 69 133 202 165 175 340 234 308 542 PCT 82 83 83 83 89 86 82 87 85
4 Jennifer Jones #SH 36 19 55 54 46 100 90 65 155 PTS 123 48 171 173 157 330 296 205 501 PCT 85 63 78 80 85 83 82 79 81
5Jennifer ClarkRouire#SH 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 PTS 80 8 00 0 80 8 PCT 100 0 100 0 0 0 100 0 100
Team Cumulative Statistics after Draw 13 (cont.)
NB (Atkinson) Draws Takeouts Total IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Totals #SH 144 156 300 159 152 311 303 308 611 PTS 464 462 926 522 487 1009 986 949 1935 PCT 81 74 77 82 80 81 81 77 79
1 Jodie deSolla #SH 39 55 94 10 14 24 49 69 118 PTS 132178 310 31 39 70 163217 380 PCT 85 81 82 78 70 73 83 79 81
2 Jillian Babin #SH 22 24 46 55 51 106 77 75 152 PTS 65 72 137 178 169 347 243 241 484 PCT 74 75 74 81 83 82 79 80 80
3 Rebecca Atkinson #SH 32 29 61 44 49 93 76 78 154 PTS 105 67 172 147 159 306 252 226 478 PCT 82 58 70 84 81 82 83 72 78
4Andrea Kelly #SH 36 31 67 47 37 84 83 68 151 PTS 114 93 207 158 118 276 272 211 483 PCT 79 75 77 84 80 82 82 78 80
5Jeanette Murphy #SH 15 17 32 3 1 4 18 18 36 PTS 48 52100 8 2 10 56 54 110 PCT 80 76 78 67 50 63 78 75 76
Statistics Graphs for Draw 13 Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 21 Livin’ life as the skip of the champs By Larry Wood Positively Impacting Heart Chart Editor Your Business Through When you’re the defending champion and your team isn’t operating at top efficiency, Telecommunication you’re more likely than not to be facing some cutting questions when you get to interview area behind the Centrium ice sheets. & Data Strategies. And so it was Wednesday morning with Amber Holland of Kronau, Sask., who had just suffered her second defeat in a row. Does her team pay any attention to the Scotties standings? Business Telephone Systems “We try to focus on the game at hand but you can’t help looking at where you are. We’re Structured Cabling Systems all human,” answered Holland. What’s wrong with the team, anyway? Converged Technologies “We didn’t play strong this morning and we had opportunities,” replied Holland. “Kind of Wireless Technologies like a couple of our other losses. We’re doing a lot of things right but we just have to clean up some of the things we’re not doing so well.” Building Security What does a skip do when her teammates aren’t playing the well, thereby putting more Telephone Networks pressure on her shots? “We all have our roles to play,” said Holland. “Sometimes my teammates miss their Business Partners shots. But they shot really well against Quebec and I missed my last couple of shots. So it all evens out. I’m left with what’s sitting in front of me. Sure, it’d be great if the girls Proud Sponsor of played better in front of me. My shots would probably be easier. But I still have to execute no matter how easy the shot are. I think if I’d executed all of mine we’d only have one www.telebyte.ca defeat right now.” But does a skip ever sit in the hack and say to herself: Toll Free 1.800.565.1849 ‘Gad, I just wish I had better shooters in front of me’? “I can’t lie,” said Holland with a sharp laugh. “There’s the odd time I think any skip would feel that way. But you know, I’ve lived this life being a skip way too long to know that if you’re concentrating on what your other three are doing and worrying about exactly what you’re left with then you’re never ever going to execute.” So how do you handle it when you look at rings full of the other team’s stones every end? “You look at it this way,” she said. “That’s the shot to be made with the rock in my hand and I have to make it. If I don’t, you simply go on to the next one.”
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LARRY WOOD it,. But we still have two more games. Heart Chart Editor “I’ve had a talk with my husband that I might need a break. I can’t help but be emotional, but Territories skip Kerry Galusha of Yellowknife it’s hard to come here and fight and win three was back in action on Wednesday but disillu- games. I mean, what’s the point? It’s been really sioned as a result of Tuesday’s sidelining with the rough.” flu. ------“What can you do?” she moaned. “We started With B.C. third Sasha Carter out for a lengthy off the week so great and we had high hopes and period with the flu, non-medical people are sus- yesterday I really wanted to be there. It was hard pecting her immune system, or lack it caused by on the girls without me out there.” her current pregnancy, could have something to If it isn’t one bad thing it’s another for this Polar do with it. aggregation. Hence, long-time Scott team observers are “It seems to be,” said Galusha. “Even last wonder ing B,.C. coach Gerry Richard should re- game, we were up three and all of a sudden we institute his old “no-babies” edict for this team. have a gazillion rocks in play, all behind the teel- Richard slapped that one on the squad prior to ine. the 2005 Olympic trials and the Kelowna women, “We know not to do that but we keep doing relatively unknown at the time, responded by win- it. I have no idea. It’s just so frustrating. We’ve ning the round robin and reaching the final. showed we know what we’re supposed to be do- “That’s so funny,” says skip Kelly Scott now. ing. We’re not getting the rocks in the right places. “After that, everyone kept saying we still had it We’re missing the shots. Our draws are all over (edict in place) and we never did although we the place.” tried to plan it around curling. This team has put so much time and effort into “But, yeah, there’s babies popping out every- the performance this year that it leaves the ques- where in B.C. right now. We’ve been telling Dai- tion, what about the future? lene (rookie second Sivertson), she’s only 21 that “I’m not sure,” said Galusha, who has lost sev- she shouldn’t drink the water in Kelowna.” en this week but also won a two-year lease on a ------Ford vehicle. “I need to sit down and think about Continued on Page 23 That kind of a week for the Polars.
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www.womensoutreach.ca Thursday, February 23, 2012 Page 23 Scott says her alternate Sherry Fraser has a seller. skipping background and played in the Olympic ------trials. How good is Saskatchewan vice-skip Lana That’s right, she was 2-7 at the 2001 competition Vey? at Brandon. She played third for 2007 Scotties runnerup “I know her delivery and I have confidence when Jan Betker, lead for Saskatoon smoothie Stefanie she’s in the hack,” said Scott. Lawton, and now third for current Saskabush rep When it was suggested Sherry’s 11th-end flash Englot. cost the B.C. team against Manitoba on Wednes- “Lana is an incredible shooter,” says Englot. “I day morning, Scott was quick to offer a defence. don’t think she’s underestimated. Obviously, the “It was a tough shot,” she argued. “I could have fact she’s been here with three different teams done the same thing. It was just about six feet too says how important she is to a team. She’s always heavy. It looked fine halfway down and didn’t fin- clutch in the big ends. ish.” ------After that loss to Jenn Jones, the Kelowna skip What about the new alignment with the gold and added: black — Rebecca Atkinson skipping and Andrea “My thinking today was, here we are Wednes- Kelly tossing last rocks? day and we’re still juggling this around. It has gone “I’ve been competing against these girls for a by really quickly but I think that’s because every long time,” admits Atkinson. “We just thought we’d new day we’re getting bumped around. So my pur- try to join forces and see what happens. We’ve pose was to have Dailene (Sivertson) settle in at been experimenting with the lineup in order to find second, and have Sherry throw the third rocks like our strengths and this arrangement seems to work Sasha does.” well. We have followed this since the early part of ------the season Alberta skip Heather Nedohin has had lots of “Andrea’s a great last-rock shooter and a ca- help but she’s still in the market for a good remedy pable skip but we were just trying to find a com- for voice-loss. bination that would work and this one did and we “I’m the Russ Howard of women’s curling, I decided to stick with it.” guess,” croaks Nedohin. Atkinson admits she’s revelling in her first Scot- Russ, though, apparently was of little help. ties and . . . “Actually,” says Nedohin, “Vic Rauter of TSN “Probably this is something I’ve been thinking gave me a remedy. Open a bottle of Coke and let it about since I started curling back in Grade Five. go flat. (Then gargle it). I’ve tried that a bit and I’ve Any curler who loves the game obviously dreams been popping Halls all the time.” of trying to get to an event like this.” B.C.’s Sherry Fraser: Experienced and pressed into action. So far, indications are it isn’t going to be a big •••
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