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Winnipeg’s Mike McEwen remains one of four perfect teams after a pair of wins Wednesday at the Capital One Cup. Fellow Winnipeg crews – Jeff Stoughton and (inset), (Team ) are also unbeaten, as is Saskatoon’s .

From the World Financial Group Continental Cup in Penticton to the Scotties in Kingston. From the Tim Hortons Brier in to the Ford World Men’s in Victoria. There are curling fans everywhere who would love to have some rocks in their socks! Page 2 Thursday, November 29, 2012 Lawton, Lawes flawless after Day 1 BY LARRY WOOD Morning Cup Editor

One’s in and one’s out in terms of Olympic Trials qualifying but both authored double-win records on opening day at the Capital Cup on Wednesday at Mosaic Place. Saskatoon’s Stefanie Lawton, who has been scratching and clawing her way in the direction of a Trials berth for some years, walloped ’s 10-4 and defending Canadian champion of Edmonton 8-5 on back-to-back draws. The Kaitlyn Lawes-skipped Jennifer Jones aggregation, the defending Canada Cup champ from Winnipeg that already has qualified for the Trials, matched that output with a 9-7 conquest of ’s backed by a 9-6 decision against Winnipeg rival Cathy Overton-Clapham, who just happens to be the vice- Lawes replaced a couple of seasons ago. “Somebody’s going to be happy here so why not us?” asked the 32-year-old Lawton. “I think we’re playing well, we’ve won two of the Slams, staying loose, enjoying events like this. That’s where we want to be. It’s good because you have to play against the top teams in Canada every time out. (left) and Stefanie Lawton talk strategy Wednesday. “Overall I think we have more confidence this year.” Added veteran vice-skip Sherry Anderson: admitted. “It allows us to work on a few things. The Second Sherri Singler and the skip’s sister, Marliese “Do we expect to be 8-and-0 this week? No. But we only pressure we face is what we put on ourselves. Kasner, round out the home-favoured expect to play well every game and be in the groove. We’re just trying learn and get better and keep raising foursome of Lawton, a two-time Canada Cup champ. And if you win ‘em, that’s great, like today. bars as best we can.” Teams directed by Nedohin, Webster and Middaugh “We’re up there, we’re throwing them well, we all had Having played the bonspiel circuit this fall without bounced back for subsequent victories to finish the draw weight and that’s the main thing. You get a good skip Jones, the team hardly has missed a beat. day at 1-1. feel the first day and we came out with two wins so “I’ve had a good skip to learn from,: said Lawes. “It’s Nedohin drew a nibble of the four-foot Wednesday there’s nothing better than that.” been a great experience, and I’ve had the best front night to shaded Winnipeg’s 9-7. The Lawes crew wasn’t saying as much but, end in the world working for me and throwing in Webster and Middaugh equalized in the afternoon, obviously, they were of a similar mind even if their front of me. That has made my job pretty easy.” the Calgary team 7-4 against Carey and the Coldwater goals may differ slightly. That front end, of course, consists of Jill Officer and crew 8-5 over Overton-Clapham. The latter pair are “We’re in a good spot,” the 23-year-old Lawes Dawn Askin. winless heading into today’s action.

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5812 Canada Cup Sponsorship STL.indd 1 12-10-18 11:02 AM 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 3 Winnipeg men cream of the crop so far BY LARRY WOOD uncharacteristic misses and some fantastic Morning Cup Editor Jeff Stoughton shots. So we just keep plugging away. We had some good shots at the right times.” A year ago, Mike McEwen sauntered into The perennial champ would like the Canada Cup at Cranbrook on the nation’s nothing better than to dispense with the hottest win streak and watched his whole suspense regarding the Trials berths. season seemingly trickle away inside of a “You want to get it over with,” he week. admitted. “You don’t want to keep watching So Wednesday’s double on the victory side the points, worrying about getting to the of the ledger at Mosaic Place was a pleasant Brier, and, omigosh, I think it would relax experience for the Winnipeg skip and is unit us and maybe even give us a better chance of B.J. Neufeld, Matt Wozniak and Denni of getting to the Brier.” Neufeld. Stoughton said his team is “going better”. “We feel really rested this week,” said “We felt we were average last year but McEwen. when we looked it over we felt we weren’t “I think this season was much better thought that bad. We have our drive and focus going out and planned than in some other years. right now for this event and I think we’re We’ve come in here dog tired before and just a little more consistent.” played like it, too.” Koe, defending champion McEwen opened with an 8-2 afternoon of Edmonton and rookie of thrashing of Brad Gushue’s Newfoundlanders Toronto finished Day One at 1-1 while in a game that blew up when Gushue was Howard and Brad Gushue of St. John’s each flagged for a sixth-end hogline violation lost twice. in a tie situation and the issue petered out Martin topped Gushue 10-7 in the from there. A few hours later, the Manitoban evening after losing 7-6 to Epping on turned up the heat and socked world dawn patrol. Koe defeated Epping 5-3 in champion Glenn Howard of Coldwater, Ont., the afternoon with a deciding deuce in the by a 7-6 count. eighth panel. Keeping pace with McEwen at 2-and-0 was his crosstown Winnipeg nemesis Jeff McEwen and Gushue were embroiled in a thriller until Gushue was called on Stoughton, the 2011 world champion, who whipped Howard 9-5 in the morning and a hogline violation in the sixth and McEwen was afforded a routine draw for a rallied for a 7-5 duke against current CTRS points leader Kevin Koe of Calgary on the tiebreaking three-spot. late shift. “I have to take the blame,” said Gushue. “I don’t know if we’ve ever won our first game here,” McEwen, who has played in “I double-clutched and it cost us three points. That took the wind of our sails. Then four renewals, said earlier. “That feels good. We know we’re going to have to win four we tried a shot for two because we didn’t think one was enough and that didn’t work, or five games to get into the playoffs. Every game looks like a feature game you could either. I just can’t make the kind of mistakes I made there in the sixth end.” put on TV, so we’ve got to win as many as we can. Epping tagged Martin with a four in the third end and Edmonton’s Old Bear failed “It was a good first day. You’re never going to have perfection on the first day. We to fully recover although the issue was stretched to Epping’s final stone. got a big break in the first game.” “Scott (Epping third Bailey) made two beauties to set up that four,” said Martin. Stoughton took his twin successes in stride. “But to come right back with three (in the fourth) would have taken away their “It was a struggle for both sides (in the morning),” he said. “There were some momentum. To get only one, that stung. Obviously we’d like to be playing better.”

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Skips weigh-in on Vegas deal ith Canada Cup skips and other players the U.S. Hopefully work and family to do what we need to do to prepare this week, it’s pretty well unanimous . . . that would be take for Russia. So you throw in Vegas? I think it’s great! and then some. this sport off even “We get sidetracked at the casino already. A team WThe plans to take the 2014 Continental Cup to Las more down there has to have some down time. I mean, we’re athletes Vegas was met with thumbs-up across the board. if we could get and we train in the gym and off the ice and there’s So . . . what are they saying? . . . the interest up . some time where we want to entertain ourselves and Kevin Koe, Calgary skip: . . it’s such a cool go to put a little something on blackjack or whatever “I think it’d be neat. It’s good to see them trying concept. Why . . . “Absolutely, I think it would be fantastic. I mean, new things. If they market it well I think it’s got a wouldn’t you want how entertaining is that? Curliing in Vegas? I think chance. It’d be interested to see how it goes and it’d be to go it would be a high. I mean, they have the rodeo in fun to be part of it. to that city to Vegas so why wouldn’t we want to bring curling “We’ve been in the Continental Cup twice and it’s help promote the down there? I think it’s brilliant.” fun to be part of the bigger team. We’ve made a lot game? Kevin Martin, Edmonton skip: of friends and it’s a really fun event to play in. If we “For the LARRY WOOD “Any time an event is new and you’re showing your qualified for the Olympics we’d have to look at the Olympic team, Morning Cup Editor sport to new people, it’s a good thing. But from my timing and go from there. it might not be a personal point of view, when you go to an event and “It’d be a great problem to have and, for sure, I’d bad prep. A lot play, you see the room, you see the venue. I think like to have it.” of the other Olympic teams will be there. But you the Continental Cup starts on a Thursday at 8 in the Stefanie Lawton, Saskatoon skip: have to watch your body. Say you’re a team that wins morning, ends at night . . it’s long days. “Oh-ho! Awesome! This is a whole reason in itself the pre-trials, then the Trials, then you have to go to “When I go to Vegas with my wife you go to have to win this thing, isn’t it? the Continental Cup and then the Olympics. That’s fun and watch shows. If you’re playing in an event, “It will keep you loose. Go there and have some definitely a long road, so you’d have to think about your neighbours and friends and people in general fun. That’s what curling’s all about, right? taking part if you were that team.” say, ‘man, that’s got to be cool to go there and do “I think it would be great. I mean, we travel all over Heather Nedohin, Edmonton skip: that’. But you’re really working, you’re curling like the place to go curling and as long as there’s ice, it “Let the chips fall. Team Nedohin would be all crazy. There’s no time for Vegas type fun no matter doesn’t matter where it is. I think Vegas could be a lot in for Vegas. I think with all the hype leading into where you are. of fun, too. You’d just relax and have some fun and the Russia Olympics a team would need some fun “But, any time you go to somewhere new, it’s good go swimming and go to the casino if that’s what you’d time . . . and so what a great opportunity would this for the game, because you’re showing it to a different like. be for a team to get away? Throw in some curling, audience. And that’s important.” “So, yeah, the girls will be excited. Here there’s for sure. Obviously there’ll be some great curling. Kaitlyn Lawes, Winnipeg skip: definitely a lot of carrots dangling and that means But, absolutely, if our team wins the Trials and goes “It’s interesting. Hopefully we’ll be there, but I more incentive to win this thing.” straight to the Continental Cup in Vegas, there’s no don’t know what they’d do for the team that wins John Epping, Toronto skip: doubt that team is going to be thrilled. the Trials. It’s kind of a grind. The teams that will be “It’s pretty exciting. How can you not be excited “I think all of the teams here are anticipating that there will be some of the same European teams you’ll about the prospect of playing in a place like Vegas? I we’re going to be the team that wins. And I think see at the Olympics. think it’s a good idea if you can amp this sport up in we’re all going to be prepared to take time off from CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 5

actually, and a long time coming. The concept is great for the Continental VEGASContinued from Page 4 Cup. It’s just a little stagnant for the “But the Continental Cup is a ton of players. Kind of the same old. You fun and I’d hate to miss it. I’ve never think they needed to ramp it up a bit. been to Vegas but I hear it’s a fun place I understand it had to be in Canada Champion of Volunteers to be. I think it’s good for the game, I every year because it’s the hotbed but & Official Sponsor of hope they get publicity down there for hopefully this will grow the sport. it and I hope it doesn’t get lost in all “It’ll be great for the players and Junior Stars the excitement because I know there’s a hopefully the players will bring their lot that goes on in Vegas. wives (or husbands) and families. They “But I think if the U.S. can help don’t make it easy but they had to do promote it, get the TV networks something and when I heard about it I involved, just something that shows thought it was a great concept. some excitement . . . If we can can get “I think it would be a dilemma for the more American curling the better. I teams going to the Olympics — you can mean, they have a huge population so if ask us when we go.” we can get more people involved in the Brad Gushue, St. John’s skip: sport I’m all for that.” “Great. I think it’ll be a lot of fun Glenn Howard, Coldwater skip: for whoever goes. Unless we win the “It’s fantastic. All of a sudden I want Trials I don’t think we’ll be a part of it. to go. I love the format, it’s great, but to Because we’re pretty low in the CTRS. be honest with you it’s not worth our Even if we win here it’s probably going while. To take a week off work to go and to be the Brier winner. But I think it’s win $1,000 in a week just doesn’t make exciting for the game. any sense to me. “That being said, the “Hopefully it will grow the game. And pride that goes along with it is fantastic it’ll be a lot of fun for those who take and now that it is going to be in Vegas part or just go down to watch it. There’s adds a little light to it. But they need a lot of fun at curling events, let alone in to add more money. There just isn’t Vegas, so I think it’s an exciting move. enough money in it to justify taking “I think the team that wins the Trials time off work. would be silly not to go. You’re still “I think it’s kind of cool. I do like it. It going to be on the ice, you’re still going twigged my interest a little more. Vegas to be playing, you can still do your has that aura about it. You put a curling preparation down there, you might not late, 7 days a week Proud Sponsor of the CAPITAL ONE CANADA CUP event in the southern United States, are take part in all the activities some of you kidding me, I think it would be well the other teams might but if we were viewed. fortunate enough to be that team I’d say there’s a good chance we’d go. “You go down there for a great time Bet on a Balance. If you gamble, make it only one of the activities you enjoy. and people will have the chance to look Chelsea Carey Winnipeg skip: at the this tricky sport on ice. I think “It’s awesome. I really wanted to play people would love it. It’ll add a little in the Continental Cup before but now more spice and a little more life to the I want it even more when it’s in Vegas. Continental Cup.” “It’s a really cool thing and good for Crystal Webster, Calgary skip: them for moving it forward and being “I think it would be a ton of fun. innovative and trying new things. I I think it’s exciting for the sport, the think it’s really a novel idea.” fact that we’d get to curl in Las Vegas. Mike McEwen, Winnipeg skip: That’s pretty crazy. I have no idea (who’d “I thought, is this April Fool’s Day? show up). They’ll have to do a great job I thought, ‘holy cow’. I think it was an marketing it. But, absolutely, our team idea hatched out of the U.S. and the would love to be there. WCF so why not go big, I guess. If “A couple of teams have been talking we’re going to make a splash and do about it (going to the Olympics) and something big before the Olympics I it would probably depend. I don’t hope it works and I hope the media know the exact timing of all these jumps all over it here and south of the events. It would be great to play in border. the Continental Cup but I think “The Olympic team’s decision is a the Olympics still area foremost for very god question, though. 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SGI CANADA – proud to support Regina YoRkton local events, activities and programs. SaSkatoon PRince albeRt www.sgicanada.ca 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 7 Nedohin crew primed for Oly run eather Nedohin’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts champion unit from Edmonton has provided two very valuableH and contradictory reminders this early curling season. First of all, just because they’re the reigning Scotties champions doesn’t mean anything will be presented to them on a silver platter. The team has been hot and cold, and most every temperature in between, placing only 10th on the current campaign’s Canadian Team Ranking System points standings as of the past weekend. But, secondly, and perhaps more importantly, the gritty performance of Nedohin’s team — third , second Jessica Mair, lead — at one October ‘spiel, the Prestige Hotels and Resorts Classic in Vernon, B.C., was reminiscent of the team’s surge to win the Scotties title last February in Red Deer. Nedohin and Co., won six straight loser-out games in just over 24 hours in Vernon — three in a row on Saturday, three more on Sunday — and claimed its only success of the season by beating Russia’s Anna Sidorova in the final. “We always say that we battle through the C-event as a team, and we don’t necessarily get too daunted once we get down there,” said Iskiw, a Truro, Nova Scotia product whose resume includes a Canadian junior title with skip Meredith (Doyle) Harrison. “We trained hard through the summer, and ’s Heather Nedohin says her team is ready for a very busing curling cycle that’s where we thought, well, let’s see how this which will include a return to The Scotties and a trip to the Continental Cup after her all pays off. So we had the three on Saturday and time in Moose Jaw this week. three more on Sunday, and we still felt great at the end of it.” We have to make sure we’re staying on top of went and to reflect over the last couple of years to Nedohin’s crew, along with Winnipeg’s Jennifer everything and getting better.” see the growth of the team. It’s a complete bonus Jones, already has claimed a berth in the 2013 Nedohin’s goals may have seemed pretty lofty to have all four of us intact and playing the whole Tim Hortons Olympic Trials at Winnipeg, so last season. The foursome was seeded No. 5 season.” this season is more about fine-tuning than about heading into the 12-team Alberta championship. Last season’s achievement has placed a different chasing Trials qualifying points. Then something magical happened. After flying type of pressure on the foursome, which gained a “All this season, we’re trying to simulate as under the radar all year, they got hot at the right lot of confidence during its run. much as we can for the Trials, for bigger and time. “It’s exciting times for us because we have lots of better things,” said Iskiw. “That was the great “Planned it just right, huh?” said Nedohin with room to improve and we have the timeline to do thing about qualifying early — all of this season a smile. it,” said Nedohin. is about trying things out to find out the things To get back to the international stage, whether “The pressure is always on. Canadian teams are we need to do to prepare for next season so that it be the Worlds or the Olympics, the team still always strong. You can’t have a lackadaisical year we really know ourselves as a team. This whole seeks consistency. and hold back. We’re always pushing ourselves to year and into next year is all about the journey of Canadian women have not been as dominant as be better. We battle out there most games. trying to figure out how we can be at our best for the men on the international stage, as witnessed “There’s no opportunity for us to let our December (2013 Trials) and February (2014, in by the fact that seven of the top 20 women’s teams game down whatsoever. We’ve got to maintain Sochi, Russia) of next season.” in the world are from outside Canada. sharpness as a solid unit.” But as its performance in Vernon proved, Canada has been shut out of a Worlds gold since Iskiw, for one, is ready for the tough road ahead. Nedohin’s team, which won bronze at the Ford Jennifer Jones won it in 2008 at Vernon. Her setup performances last year helped her world women’s championship last March in In that sense, there is a bigger picture at play. confidence soar. Lethbridge, is still putting a high premium “There’s no way we’re going to be letting down,” “We still have a lot of the same goals we did on winning and staying at a high level in the said Nedohin. “Honestly, in the world standings, last year,” said Iskiw. “We achieved goals we all country’s most competitive women’s curling Canada hasn’t won the gold for a while and we worked hard toward but now we want to build on province. have to step up to what they’re stepping up to. that. We feel as a team we’re energized and we’re “That’s the thing with curling in Alberta,” said “All of us Canadian teams are working hard to really encouraged by our experience last year. Iskiw, whose team will attempt to defend its stay on top because internationally, we know they “It will always be great to look back on, a great Scotties title in February in Kingston, Ont., as are. There’s no doubt, any one of us that has the experience as a team. We had a lot of ups and Team Canada. opportunity to represent Canada at the Olympics, downs and we learned from that . . .” “Holy smokes, every time we go out and play a we want to be coming home with gold. Those ups and downs continue in terms of game, everybody is so good. You don’t necessarily “Darryl (coach Horne) has definitely shaped results. Not so much in terms of confidence born feel that you’re better than anybody else. Yes, we us to where we want to be in preparation for of the fact this team knows it can produce success. won a fantastic title, and that was great. But this 2014. We had some great opportunities over the is a new season, and everybody’s really good. summer to reflect back, to see how our season (Compiled from QMI Agency reports) Page 8 The Party Line • Your guide to what’s goin’ on

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Saskatoon’s Stefanie Lawton is shooting to become the first three-time women’s champion up close school at the 2012 Capital One Canada Cup with and previous event titles in 2008 and 2010. The 2000 50/50 Canadian Junior Women’s Champion moved personal program on to represent Saskatchewan at the Scotties junior great tastes Tournament of Hearts in both 2005 and 2009. drawsToday Today Lawton and teammates Sherry of the 6:00 pm – Team Stefanie Lawton Anderson, Sherry Singler and patch will be sitting down in The Original 16 Patch to stars answer questions from the fans in the Up Close Tomorrow and Personal interview. autograph6:00 pm – Team Crystal Webster upsessions close Stefanie Lawton and personal Win big cash just by purchasing a The winners are: 50/50 50/50 ticket available during every Draw 1 draw at the Capital One Canada Cup! Laural Cleveland – $830.00 It’s an electronic system so you can great tasteswatch the prize grow while you enjoy Draw 2 draws Blair Buckmaster – $1,660.00 schoolof the the excitement on the ice. The lucky $2,490.00 winners will be featured each day right Draw 8 patchhere in the Party Line. autographand counting… program Doug Kipp – $3,985.00 junior sessions Draw 2 - 50/50 winner Blair Buckmaster. stars The SaskEnergy Junior Stars program provides 14 young curlers a first-hand experience of SaskEnergy Junior Star Amelia McMullin joins championship curling during the Team Overton-Clapham for Today’s Capital Oneschool Canada Cup. the pre-game ceremony Junior Stars receive a ticket Wednesday afternoon. for themselves and two guests, an official jacket, a gift package progra2:00 pmm Draw 7:00 pm Draw 50/50 compliments of SaskEnergy and junior the Capital One Canada Cup, Team Webster Team Gushue a photo with their team and great tastes Brett Day Carson Ackerman draws introduction during a pre-game Team Stoughton Team Jones stars of ceremony.the patch Travis Tokarz Kassidy Silbernagel Thank You to our Friend Sponsors Benson Trithardt Noren 50/50 Folks Curling Corner drawsKurt Hudsongreat Construction tastes of the Praire Spring Waterpatch ® Page 10 Thursday, November 29, 2012 Social game turns to social media urlers are people, to follow your favourite too . . . social teams, befriended via animals, of course, Facebook, or check into andC as such, as apt to join their web-based home the social media universe as pages, you will be able to anyone else. follow hundreds. Why? And most of the elite It’s a tight-knit set, so teams on both the women’s many curlers are friends and men’s side of the hack both on and off the ice, have made social media and as such they are mechanisms a vital part of likewise linked through marketing their own teams social media. and players, and as a direct With a couple of clicks result, the sport as well. to follow your favourite All of the teams in Moose FRED RINNE curlers, you will also have Jaw this week are active in Morning Cup Assistant Editor access to follow curlers the social media universe from everywhere. – some more than others – As a curling journalist, but all have at least a basic presence online. social networking is an invaluable tool. Via This has become an integral part of big Twitter, Facebook and team pages, your time curling, as clubs use the Twitterverse, correspondent has instant access to records, the Web and Facebook alley to update their stats, schedules, team updates, and, in fact, activities both on and off the ice. the players themselves. Most teams have a homepage, and most of With busy schedules all-round, gone are the time it’s called Team (insert skip here). the days you bang your head on the wall com. because you missed the interview you This serves many purposes: For fans, wanted when the player in question had to family and friends, updated team websites hit the shuttle and slipped by you. will confirm schedules, their whereabouts, Voila! A Facebook or Twitter message and their status, and of course, game results. you have the answer to the question. Many curlers also encourage followers on But it’s not just about the curling, it’s about Twitter. This is a more immediate update, people and socializing. It’s one of the things some stone-throwers actually update that makes curling so special. You are just Twitter feeds from end to end, many do as likely to get an update about a baby’s first so at the break, and most at the end of the step, picture with Santa, or that summer games. snap with the big fish that didn’t get away, as But the great thing about the social media you are about curling. universe is that it is entangled exponentially. So for hard-core curling fans, once you start Continued on Page 11 Alberta... Saskatchewan... Manitoba... Ontario

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Media MEN Continued from Page10 HOWARD: teamglennhoward.com In that respect, as new and sometimes intimidating as social media can be, MARTIN: teamkevinmartin.com the future truly reflects the roots of a sport and why it is so special: It’s about STOUGHTON: teamjeffstoughton. being social. ca BOX OFFICE INFO: Over the course of the week, we will 306.624.2050 | [email protected] be talking to Canada’s elite curlers and KOE: teamkoe.ca getting their take on social media and JOIN THE CONVERSATION: why it is important – or not – to them. GUSHUE: teamgushue.ca facebook.com/mjwarriors Certainly, better sponsor exposure, twitter.com/mjwarriors updated team information, and quality McEWEN: mcewencurling.com images make all sorts of sense in growing the game not just in Canada EPPING: teamepping.com but around the world (and so many Canadian Facebook curlers are friends WOMEN with their global counterparts as well). Media covering the frozen sheet are NEDOHIN: teamnedohin.com quite aggressive in this respect as well, meaning there aren’t many results out JONES: teamjenniferjones.com there that aren’t quickly accessible. To continue to grow the game MIDDAUGH: teammiddaugh.com globally, it’s a natural progression – technical or otherwise. WEBSTER: teamwebster.ca In fact, you – the fan – have a much better opportunity to be connected CAREY: teamcareycurling.com with elite athletes via social media than stars in most other sports. LAWTON: lawtoncurling.com That’s the beauty of curling. OVERTON-CLAPHAM: Twitter @ Tomorrow: The women weigh-in on teamoverton use of social media

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One of Saskatchewan’s greatest-ever curling boulevardiers is missing from the scene this month. Eighty-four-year-old Bobby Corman of Assiniboia died of heart failure following a difficult battle with cancer on Nov. 15. He was an ardent curling fan who attended and celebrated 37 Briers and 31 world championships, along with virtually any rock-tossing event of significance in the province. Her was, literally, ‘a fan for all seasons’ according to Regina Leader-Post sports columnist Rob Vanstone. A life-long farmer, Corman’s exploits were legendary and his friends were legion. “A stranger,” he used to say, “is a friend I haven’t met.’’ He knew them all in Saskatchewan’s curling rinks. He always was dropping in unannounced at local clubs and those more distant where bonspiels were under way. His closest friends say he was totally obsessed with the sport. Earlier this year, the Saskatchewan Curling Association awarded Corman an honourary life membership. Back in 2005, the province awarded him the Commemorative Medal for the Centennial of Saskatchewan for his contribution to the development of farming and his support of curling. Eighty-four-year-old Bobby Corman of Assiniboia died of heart failure following a difficult battle with His affection for the roarin’ game dated back to cancer on Nov. 15. 1949 when a neighbour built a curling rink on a farm that was located six kilometres away in the of the 2012 Canadian Football League campaign. He was overwhelmed by the response, and Zenith/Davyroyd district. He was no less a stranger at the football yard undaunted by the disease and travelled to Corman attended his first Brier in 1955 at than in the curling rinks. Winnipeg on the first weekend of November for Regina’s Exhibition Stadium. He watched the the Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductions undefeated Garnet Campbell-skipped team from as a guest of former Roughriders guard Jack Avonlea win the province’s first Brier title. On one wintry day, when Abendschan, who was among the 2012 inductees. His most rewarding curling-related experience, Abendschan, a California native, became a wrote Vanstone, is not documented in any of the the road conditions were Corman family friend shortly after joining the game’s annals. treacherous on the route Roughriders in 1965. “On one wintry day, when the road conditions from Corman’s farm to the Bobby Corman was born on June 18, 1928 on were treacherous on the route from Corman’s “ the farm 12 miles east of Assiniboia. He farmed farm to the curling rink, he decided to travel to curling rink, he decided to travel all his life and, this past harvest, “ran his trusty the venue on horseback. to the venue on horseback.... On 1480 to bring in a bumper crop of durum wheat”. “On the way, he stopped to warm up at a He is survived by his wife Norma; five schoolhouse at which the lone teacher worked the way, he stopped to warm up at children: Guy (Nadine), June (Harald) Ensslen, and resided. And he made a point of paying a schoolhouse at which the lone Anne (Chris) Duffy, Trace, and Bill (Darlene); a return visit after completing his curling teacher worked and resided... seven grandchildren: Justin, Tess, Shai, obligations for the day. Daniel, Christine, Cady and Mick, one great- “The teacher, Norma Thorsness, became the teacher, Norma Thorsness, granddaughter Mina; two sisters, Ferne Lindeburg Norma Corman 61 years ago. She, too, endeared became Norma Corman 61 years and Shirley Mossop, in-laws Ethel Corman and herself to the sporting community — including ago. She, too, endeared herself to Shirley Corman, as well as numerous nieces and the “bodyguards’’ and others in the vicinity of nephews. Sections 26 and 27 at Mosaic Stadium, home of the sporting community.” He was predeceased by infant son Don, parents the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Henry and Mary (Stewart) Corman, three sisters Corman was a season’s ticketholder every year Jean Corman, Doris Allen and Nan Corman, and since the Roughriders became a provincial entity. When word got out that Corman was fighting three brothers Ronnie, Harold (Bub) and Edward He first became a subscriber in 1948, the year cancer, his friends quickly rallied around him. (Teddy). in which the Regina Roughriders were renamed A football, autographed by the Roughriders, was He also is survived by a host of friends in curling with a provincial emphasis. He remained a fixture delivered to his farm near Assiniboia. clubs all across Saskatchewan. at Mosaic Stadium through the final home game 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 13 TIME FOR TRIVIA 1. In addition to 10 junior 6. Name the only skip in champion skips, there are Canada Cup history to be 10 other junior blanked, failing to score a champion players in this point in a game. Canada Cup field. Can you 7. Who was the opposing name those 10 players who skip administering the went on to win national blanking? junior titles? 8. What was the final score 2. If you can name those, and in what year? then you can certainly name 9. Name the skip (either the years they won their titles. gender) who has accrued the most 3. Of the 10 Canadian junior champion defeats in Canada Cup history. skips in this Canada cup field, how 10. How many losses? many went on to win world junior 11. Name the skip or skips (either titles? gender) to absorb the second-most 4. Can you name them? losses. 5. How about the names of the other 12. How many defeats? players in the field who went on to win

world junior championships?

12. 19 losses. 19 12.

11. Kerry Burtnyk, Jeff Stoughton. Jeff Burtnyk, Kerry 11.

10. 23 defeats. 23 10.

9. Kelly 9.

8. 8-0 in 2007. in 8-0 8.

7. Jeff Stoughton. Jeff 7.

6. Jean-Michel Menard. Jean-Michel 6.

5. Laing, Nichols, Savill, Walker. Savill, Nichols, Laing, 5.

4. Gushue, Kasner, Morris. Kasner, Gushue, 4.

champions.

3. Three skipped world junior junior world skipped Three 3.

Walker 2006. Walker

Officer 1994, Savill 1998, 1999, 1999, 1998, Savill 1994, Officer

1986, Meakin 2009, Nichols 2001, 2001, Nichols 2009, Meakin 1986,

1998, 1999, Loder 2008, 2009, Mead Mead 2009, 2008, Loder 1999, 1998,

2. Casey 2009, Iskiw 1997, Laing Laing 1997, Iskiw 2009, Casey 2.

Savill, Geoff Walker. Geoff Savill,

Meakin, Mark Nichols, Jill Officer, Craig Craig Officer, Jill Nichols, Mark Meakin,

Laing, Jenna Loder, Jon Mead, Breanne Breanne Mead, Jon Loder, Jenna Laing,

1. Adam Casey, Beth Iskiw, Brent Brent Iskiw, Beth Casey, Adam 1.

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The City of Kamloops has been awarded The year 2014 is stacking up to be the 2014 Tim Hortons Brier venue. an incredible Olympic year with some The 85th edition of the Canadian men’s very unique championship locations curling championship will be played March 1-9 at the Interior Savings Centre. It will and events being hosted by the mark the second time that Kamloops has “ CCA.” hosted the Brier, after staging the 1996 competition from its inception in 2003 renewal won by Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton, through 2008 and the 1998 Ford World who stole the victory against Alberta’s Curling Championships, won by Canada’s Kevin Martin in an extra end in one of the and Sweden’s Elisabet most exciting finals in history. Gustafson. It also will mark just the seventh time The Brier will be televised exclusively and that has hosted the Brier extensively in Canada by TSN and RDS, from since the championship began in 1927 in the round robin, through the Page Playoffs, Toronto. semi-final, bronze-medal and gold-medal “The year 2014 is stacking up to be an games. incredible Olympic year with some very Kamloops, B.C. will host the 2014 Tim Hortons Brier. “In 2014, Tim Hortons will proudly celebrate unique championship locations and events its 10th year as title sponsor of the Brier,” said being hosted by the CCA,” said CEO Greg Stremlaw. Bill Moir, chief brand and marketing officer, Tim Hortons. There also will be some new wrinkles introduced to the 2014 Tim Hortons Brier “Each year we look forward to the excitement the Brier ignites in Canadians. format. We join them in anticipation of another great event.” The winning team will become Team Canada and receive an automatic entry When Kamloops hosted the 1996 Labatt Brier, 127,746 fans attended. In 1998, into the 2015 Brier. the attendance for the Ford Worlds was 93,530. The Interior Savings Centre, As well, an as-yet-to-be-determined number of provinces/territories, based on home of the Kamloops Blazers major junior hockey team, seats approximately the results of the 2014 event, will play a relegation round immediately prior to 6,000. the 2015 Brier, in order to determine which ones qualify for the 12-team draw. The Brier has been played in 31 cities across Canada, from Victoria to St. John’s. Tim Hortons began its title sponsorship of the Brier in 2005 in Edmonton and Manitoba has won a leading 27 Briers. Alberta is next with 25 victories, has extended its agreement through 2014. followed by Ontario with 10 after Glenn Howard’s win last season in Saskatoon. Tickets for the 2014 Brier are expected to go on sale in February of 2013. Saskatchewan has produced seven Brier winners while Northern Ontario and The winning team will then represent Canada at the World men’s curling British Columbia have sent four title winners, Nova Scotia three, Quebec two and championship at a site and date to be announced by the World Curling Newfoundland/Labrador one. New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Yukon/ Federation. Northwest Territories have yet to win. In addition to the 1996 Brier, Kamloops also staged the Canada Cup

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CapitalCanadian One Curling Association Canada CupCanadian Curling Association Statistical CanadianStory Curling Association MEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup WOMEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup MEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 1 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 1 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 2

Game Scores for Draw 1 Game Scores for Draw 1 Game Scores for Draw 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL BTeam Martin *0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 6 05:53 ATeam Middaugh*1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 X X 4 11:29 BTeam Gushue 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 X X 2 13:07 Team Epping 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 7 04:06 Team Lawton 0 2 2 3 0 1 0 2 X X 10 10:11 Team McEwen *1 0 0 1 0 3 2 1 X X 8 13:42

CTeam Stoughton*2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 9 04:44 E Team Jones *1 2 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 9 03:21 CTeam Koe *1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 X 5 00:35 Team Howard 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 03:45 Team Webster 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 7 04:35 Team Epping 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 X 3 02:38

*last rock *last rock *last rock advantage advantage advantage

Team Standings After 1 Draw(s) Team Standings After 1 Draw(s) Team Standings After 2 Draw(s)

Future Games Future Games Future Games Team Wins Losses 2 3 4 Team WinsLosses 2 3 4 Team Wins Losses 3 4 5 Team Epping 1 0 KOE ­­ MCE Team Jones 1 0 ­­ OVE ­­ Team Koe 1 0 STO GUS ­­ Team Stoughton 1 0 ­­ KOE ­­ Team Lawton 1 0 NED ­­ CAR Team McEwen 1 0 HOW EPP ­­ Team Gushue 0 0 MCE MAR KOE Team Carey 0 0 WEB NED LAW Team Stoughton 1 0 KOE ­­ MAR Team Koe 0 0 EPP STO GUS Team Nedohin 0 0 LAW CAR MID Team Epping 1 1 ­­ MCE HOW Team McEwen 0 0 GUS HOW EPP Team Overton­Clapham 0 0 MID JON WEB Team Gushue 0 1 MAR KOE ­­ Team Howard 0 1 ­­ MCE ­­ Team Middaugh 0 1 OVE ­­ NED Team Howard 0 1 MCE ­­ EPP Team Martin 0 1 ­­ GUS ­­ Team Webster 0 1 CAR ­­ OVE Team Martin 0 1 GUS ­­ STO

Draw Draw Draw Draw 2: 11/28 14:00 Draw 3: 11/28 19:00 Draw 4: 11/29 9:00 Draw 2: 11/28 14:00 Draw 3: 11/28 19:00 Draw 4: 11/29 9:00 Draw 3: 11/28 19:00 Draw 4: 11/29 9:00 Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 Times Times Times Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association Attendance Draw 1: 1494 Total: 1494 Attendance Draw 1: 1494 Total: 1494 Attendance Draw 2: 1675 Total: 3169

Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 1 WOMEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 1 MEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 2 WOMEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup Draw 1 Draw 1 Draw 2 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL CTeam Stoughton*2Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 9 04:44 E Team JonesMedia Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 3 *1 2 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 9 03:21 BTeam GushueMedia Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 X X 2 13:07 Team Howard 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 03:45 Team Webster0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 7 04:35 Team McEwen *1 0 0 1 0 3 2 1 X X 8 13:42 STO #SHGame Scores for Draw 2 PTS PCT HOW #SH PTS PCT JON #SH PTSGame Scores for Draw 3 PCT WEB #SH PTS PCT GUS #SH PTSGame Scores for Draw 3 PCT MCE #SH PTS PCT 1 Mark Nichols 20 74 93 1 Craig Savill 20 73 91 1 Dawn Askin 20 67 84 1Samantha Preston 20 58 73 1Geoff Walker 16 57 89 1Denni Neufeld 15 51 85 2Reid Carruthers 20 591 2 74 32 4 Brent Laing 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 20 59 74 2 Jill Officer 201 2 64 3 80 42Geri­Lynn Ramsay 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 20 47 59 2Brett Gallant 16 501 78 2 32 4 Matt Wozniak 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 16 48 75 ATeam Webster3 Jon Mead 20 61 *2 1 76 13Wayne Middaugh 0 0 1 1 1 0 X 20 527 03:19 65 BTeam Stoughton3 200 1 48 1 60 03 0 1 1 0 2 1 207 4902:30 61 3A Adam Casey Team Overton­Clapham 16 42 *0 66 1 03 2 B.J. Neufeld 0 1 1 0 10 16 516 8001:59 4Jeff Stoughton Team Carey 20 690 0 86 04 0 Glenn Howard 2 0 0 0 2 X 20 514 02:38 64 4Team Koe Kaitlyn Lawes *1 19 0 39 0 51 14Crystal Webster 1 0 0 2 0 0 205 4701:30 59 4Brad GushueTeam Jones 16 391 61 0 24 0 Mike McEwen 4 0 0 1 0 1 16 539 8302:27 Team Totals 80 263 82 Team Totals 80235 73 Team Totals 79 218 69 Team Totals 80201 63 Team Totals 64 188 73 Team Totals 63 203 81 D Team Lawton *100040110 1 8 02:57 CTeam Martin *3 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 10 05:28 E Team Nedohin *2 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 1 9 05:49 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED P. 1 / 4 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED P. 1 / 4 P. 1 / 7 Team Gushue 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 7 01:15 Team Nedohin 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 5 02:05 Team Carey 1 2 30 4 0 5 1 0 6 0 7 2 8 0 910TOTAL 2 2 0 7 00:53 Positional Cumulative Percentages for Draw 1 Positional Cumulative Percentages for Draw 1 ETeam Middaugh *3 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 X 8 02:11 D Team Howard 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 6 06:37 CTeam Koe*last rock advantage *1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 X 5 00:35 Team McEwen *2 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 7 07:39 Team Epping0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 X 3 02:38 Team Overton­ClaphamDraw 0 1 0 AVG 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 X 5 04:55 Draw 1 AVG KOE #SHTeam Standings After 3 Draw(s) PTS PCT EPP #SH PTS PCT Leads *last rock advantage Leads *last rock advantage 1Nolan Thiessen 20 67 84 1David Mathers 20 73 91 1 Ben Hebert MAR 98 98 1 Dawn Askin JON 84 84 2Carter Rycroft 20 70 88 2 Scott HowardFuture Games 20 71 89 Team Standings After 2 Draw(s) 2 Mark Nichols STO 93 93 2 Marliese Kasner Team Standings After 3 Draw(s) LAW 75 75 3Team Pat Simmons 20WinsLosses 65 81 3 Scott Bailey 4 20 5 55 69 6 4Kevin KoeTeam Jones 20 612 76 4 0 John Epping ­­ 18 LAW 56 78 NED 3 Craig Savill HOW 91 91 Future Games 3 WEB 73 73 Future Games Team LawtonTeam Totals 80 2632 82 0 Team TotalsCAR 78 JON 255 82 ­­ Team4 David Mathers EPP Wins 85 85 Losses 3 4 5 4 Leigh Armstrong MID 72 72 Team Wins Losses 4 5 6 Team Middaugh 1 1 NED WEB ­­ Team LawtonSeconds 2 0 ­­ CAR JON Seconds Team McEwen 2 0 EPP ­­ MAR Team Nedohin 1 1 MID ­­ JON Team Jones1 Scott Howard EPP 85 1 85 0 OVE ­­ LAW 1 Sherri Singler LAW 81 81 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Team Stoughton 2 0 ­­ MAR GUS Team Webster 1 1 OVE MID ­­ Team Middaugh2 Brent Laing HOW 74 1 74 1 ­­ NED WEB 2 Jill Officer JON 80 80 Draw 1 2 AVG Team Koe 1 1 GUS ­­ HOW Team Carey 0 2 LAW ­­ OVE Team Webster2 Reid Carruthers STO 74 1 74 1 ­­ OVE MID 3 Lee Merklinger MID 61 61 Leads Team Epping 1 1 MCE HOW ­­ Team Overton­Clapham 0 2 WEB ­­ CAR Team Carey 0 1 NED LAW ­­ 1Ben Hebert MAR 98 ** 98 2 Marc Kennedy MAR 74 74 Team Martin4 Geri­Lynn Ramsay 1 WEB 59 1 59 ­­ STO MCE Team Nedohin 0 1 CAR MID ­­ 2Draw Mark Nichols STO 93 ** 93 Thirds Team HowardThirds 0 2 ­­ EPP KOE 3Craig SavillDraw 4: 11/29 9:00 HOW Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 91 ** 91 Draw 6: 11/29 19:00 Team Overton­Clapham 0 1 JON WEB ­­ Times 1 Jon Mead STO 76 76 Team Gushue1 Sherry Anderson 0 LAW 88 2 88 KOE ­­ STO 4Geoff Walker GUS ** 89 89 2 Draw John Morris MAR 74 74 2 Jo­Ann Rizzo MID 80 80 5Attendance David MathersDraw 3: 2288 EPP Total: 545785 91 88 Draw 3: 11/28 19:00 Draw 4: 11/29 9:00 Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 Draw Times Draw 4: 11/29 9:00 Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 Draw 6: 11/29 19:00 3 Scott Bailey EPP 68 68 3 Times Erin Carmody WEB 61 61 6 Denni Neufeld MCE ** 85 85 7Nolan ThiessenScoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 3 KOE ** 84 84 4 Attendance Wayne Middaugh Draw 2: 1675 HOW 65 65 Total: 3169 4 Kirsten Wall JON 60 60 Attendance Draw 3: 2288 Total: 5457 Draw 3 Skips Skips Seconds 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 Jeff Stoughton Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 2 STO 86 86 1 Stefanie Lawton LAW 69 69 Draw 2 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 3 1Carter RycroftA Team Overton­Clapham KOE *0 1 ** 0 882 0 88 1 1 0 1 0 6 01:59 2 Kevin Martin MAR 80 80 2 Sherry Middaugh MID 61 Draw 3 61 2 Scott HowardTeam Jones EPP1 0 85 2 890 4 87 0 0 1 0 1 9 02:27 3 John Epping 1 EPP 2 3 75 4 75 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 3 Crystal Webster WEB 59 59 3Brett Gallant GUS ** 78 78 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL OVE #SH PTS PCT JON #SH PTS PCT ATeam Webster*2 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 X 7 03:19 4 Matt Wozniak MCE ** 75 75 4 Glenn Howard HOW 64 64 BTeam Stoughton4 Kaitlyn Lawes 0 JON 1 1 51 0 51 0 1 1 0 2 1 7 02:30 1Breanne Meakin 20 58 73 1 Dawn Askin 20 51 64 Team Carey 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 X 4 02:38 5Brent Laing HOW 74 ** 74 Team Koe *1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 5 01:30 2 20 57 71 2 Jill Officer 20 68 85 ** = did not play WEB #SH PTS PCT CAR #SH PTS PCT ** = did not play 5Marc Kennedy MAR 74 ** 74 STO #SH PTS PCT KOE #SH PTS PCT 3 Jenna Loder 20 60 75 3Kirsten Wall 20 67 84 +1Samantha Preston = player unranked due to insufficient games 16 50 78 1Lindsay Titheridge 20 58 73 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 5Reid Carruthers STO 74 ** 74 1 Mark Nichols 19 61 80 1Nolan Thiessen 20 63 79 4 Cathy Overton­Clapham 20 44 55 4 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 46 57 2Geri­Lynn Ramsay 20 64 80 2Kristen Foster 20 68 85 2Reid Carruthers 20 54 68 2Carter Rycroft 20 50 63 Team Totals 80 219 68 Team Totals 80 232 73 3Erin CarmodyTeam Win/Loss Grid After 1 Draws 20 54 68 3 Kristy McDonald 20 43 54 Team Win/Loss Grid After 1 Draws ** = did not play 3 Jon Mead 20 60 75 3 Pat Simmons 20 51 64 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 4Crystal Webster 19 58 76 4Chelsea Carey 18 38 53 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED P. 1 / 7 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDEPP GUS HOW KOE MAR MCE STO 4Jeff StoughtonCAR JON 20P. LAW 1 / 7 51 MID 64 NED4Kevin Koe OVE WEB 20 47 59 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL P. 1 / 7 Team Totals 75226 75 Team Totals 78207 66 Team Totals 79 226 72 Team Totals 80 211 66 E Team NedohinPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) *2 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 1 9 05:49 EPP ****W** CAR ******* Team Carey 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 7 00:53 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Draw 1 2 AVG GUS ******* JON ******W1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ThirdsNED #SH PTS PCT CAR #SH PTS PCT DTeam Lawton *1 0 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 1 8 02:57 CTeam Martin *3 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 10 05:28 11Laine Peters Pat Simmons KOE 17 48 71 ** 811Lindsay Titheridge 81 20 61 76 HOWTeam Nedohin******L 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 5 02:05 LAW ***W*** Team Gushue0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 7 01:15 2 B.J. NeufeldJessica Mair MCE 20 56 70 ** 802Kristen Foster 80 20 53 66 LAW #SH PTS PCT NED #SH PTS PCT KOE ******* MIDMAR **L****#SH PTS PCT GUS #SH PTS PCT 3 Jon MeadBeth Iskiw STO20 61 76 76 **3 Kristy McDonald 76 20 50 63 1Marliese Kasner 18 56 78 1Laine Peters 20 72 90 1Ben Hebert 20 74 93 1Geoff Walker 20 71 89 4 John MorrisHeather Nedohin MAR 20 62 78 74 **4Chelsea Carey 74 20 49 61 2Sherri SinglerMAR L****** 20 66 83 2 Jessica Mair 20 53 66 NED ******* 2Marc Kennedy 20 73 91 2Brett Gallant 20 54 68 5 Scott BaileyTeam Totals EPP 77227 74 68 69Team Totals 68 80213 67 3Sherry Anderson 20 65 81 3 Beth Iskiw 20 53 66 MCE ******* 3OVE John Morris******* 20 68 85 3 Adam Casey 20 60 75 6 Adam Casey GUS ** 66 66 4Stefanie Lawton 19 58 76 4 Heather Nedohin 20 52 65 4 Kevin Martin 20 74 93 4Brad Gushue 20 63 79 7Wayne Middaugh HOW 65 ** 65 Team Totals 77245 80 Team Totals 80230 72 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report STO **W**** WEBTeam Totals*L***** 80 289 90 Team Totals 80 248 78

Draw 1 2 3 AVG Game Scores by Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL Game Scores by Draw LeadsSkips 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1Jeff Stoughton STO 86 ** 86 DrawETeam Middaugh A B *3 2 0 1C 0 0 0 2D 0 X E8 02:11 Draw A B C D E 1Breanne Meakin OVE ** 94 73 83 D Team Howard 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 6 06:37 2 Mike McEwen MCE ** 83 83 Team Overton­Clapham 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 X 5 04:55 2Laine Peters NED ** 90 71 81 Team McEwen *2 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 7 07:39 3Kevin Martin MAR 80 ** 80 MID1 #SH* MAR PTSPCT 6 * STOOVE 9 #SH PTS PCT 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 3Marliese Kasner LAW 75 78 ** 77 HOW #SH PTS PCT MCE #SH PTS PCT 4 John Epping EPP 75 78 76 1Leigh Armstrong 18EPP 58 7 81 1Breanne Meakin HOW 5 20 75 94 LAW 10 WEB 7 4 Leigh Armstrong MID 72 81 ** 76 1Craig Savill 20 75 94 1Denni Neufeld 19 56 74 4Kevin Koe KOE ** 76 76 2Lee Merklinger2 20GUS 70 88 2 Ashley Howard KOE 20 65 81 2 WEB LAW MID 5Samantha Preston WEB 73 78 ** 75 2Brent Laing 20 56 70 2 Matt Wozniak 20 70 88 6 Glenn Howard HOW 64 ** 64 3 Jo­Ann Rizzo 20MCE 74 93 3 Jenna Loder EPP 20 53 66 CAR NED OVE 6Lindsay Titheridge CAR ** 73 76 74 3Wayne Middaugh 20 50 63 3 B.J. Neufeld 20 73 91 7Brad Gushue GUS ** 61 61 4Sherry Middaugh 18 56 78 4 Cathy Overton­Clapham 18 45 63 6 Dawn Askin JON 84 ** 64 74 3 STO MAR HOW 4 Glenn Howard3 OVE 19 55 72 4 Mike McEwen 20 60NED 75 Team Totals 76258 85 Team Totals 78 238 76 KOE GUS MCE Team TotalsJON 79236 75 Team Totals 79 259CAR 82 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games 4 EPP KOE 4 CAR NED OVE Seconds Positional Cumulative Percentages Report MCE GUS LAW MID WEB 1 Jill Officer JON 80 ** 85 83 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 2Sherri SinglerPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) LAW 81 83 ** 82 5 Draw 1 2 AVG STO EPP 5 WEB LAW Draw 1 2 3 AVG 3 Ashley HowardDraw OVE1 2 AVG ** 81 71 76 Leads MAR HOW MID JON Leads 3Kristen FosterTeams CAR ** 85 66 76 1Breanne Meakin OVE ** 94 94 6 GUS KOE MCE 1Ben Hebert6 MARJON 98 ** CAR 93 95 1Team Koe3Lee Merklinger **MID 82 82 61 88 ** 76 2Laine Peters NED ** 90 90 STO HOW MAR 2Craig Savill HOWNED 91 ** OVE 94 93 1Team Stoughton6Geri­Lynn Ramsay 82 WEB ** 82 59 80 ** 69 3 Dawn Askin JON 84 ** 84 7 EPP HOW 3Geoff Walker7 GUS ** 89 89 89 MID WEB 3Team Martin7 Jessica Mair 81 NED ** 81 ** 66 70 68 4Marliese Kasner LAW 75 78 77 STO MAR 4David Mathers EPP 85 91 ** 88 JON LAW 3 Team McEwen ** 81 81 5Leigh Armstrong MID 72 81 76 5 Mark Nichols STO 93 ** 80 87 **5Team Epping = did not play 78 82 80 6Samantha Preston8 WEB 73MCE 78 75 GUS 8 NED LAW CAR + = player unranked due to insufficient games 6Nolan Thiessen KOE ** 84 79 81 6 Team Howard 73 ** 73 7Lindsay Titheridge CAR **KOE 73 73 EPP WEB OVE MID 7Denni Neufeld MCE ** 85 74 79 6Team Gushue ** 73 73 9 MAR HOW MCE 9 JON OVE Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Seconds KOE GUS STO CAR NED ** = did not play Draw 1 2 3 AVG Seconds = player unranked due to insufficient games 1Kristen Foster CAR ** 85 85 + Thirds 1 Scott Howard EPP 85 89 ** 87 2Sherri Singler LAW 81 83 82 1 Jo­Ann Rizzo MID 80 93 ** 87 2Marc Kennedy MAR 74 ** 91 83 Team Win/Loss Grid After 2 Draws 3 Ashley Howard OVE ** 81 81 2Sherry Anderson LAW 88 81 ** 84 3 Matt Wozniak MCE ** 75 88 82 4 Jill Officer JON 80 ** 80 3 Kirsten Wall JON 60 ** 84 72 4Carter Rycroft KOE ** 88 63 75 EPP GUS HOW KOE MAR MCE STO 5Lee Merklinger MID 61 88 76 4 Beth Iskiw NED ** 66 76 71 5Brent Laing HOW 74 ** 70 72 6Geri­Lynn Ramsay WEB 59 80 69 4EPP Jenna Loder***LW**OVE ** 66 75 71 5Brett Gallant GUS ** 78 68 72 7 Jessica Mair NED ** 66 66 6 Erin Carmody WEB 61 68 ** 64 7Reid Carruthers STO 74 ** 68 71 *****L* 7GUS Kristy McDonald CAR ** 54 63 58 ** = did not play There have been some colourful curling fans – young** = did not play at old – taking in the action at the Capital OneHOW Canada******L Cup of Curling in Moose Jaw. + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games KOESkips W****** 1Stefanie Lawton LAW 69 76 ** 73 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 2MAR Heather NedohinL****** NED ** 65 78 71 Draw 1 2 AVG Draw 1 2 3 AVG 3Sherry Middaugh MID 61 78 ** 70 Thirds MCE *W***** Thirds 4Crystal Webster WEB 59 76 ** 67 1 Jo­Ann Rizzo MID 80 93 87 1 B.J. Neufeld MCE ** 80 91 86 5STO Cathy Overton­Clapham**W**** OVE ** 63 55 59 2Sherry Anderson LAW 88 81 84 2 John Morris MAR 74 ** 85 79 6 Chelsea Carey CAR ** 53 61 57 3 Beth Iskiw NED ** 66 66 3 Jon Mead STO 76 ** 75 76 7 Kaitlyn Lawes Game Scores by Draw JON 51 ** 57 54 3 Jenna Loder OVE ** 66 66 4 Pat Simmons KOE ** 81 64 73 Draw A B C D E 5 Erin Carmody WEB 61 68 64 5 Adam Casey GUS ** 66 75 71 ** = did not play 6 Kirsten Wall JON 60 ** 60 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 6 Scott Bailey EPP 68 69 ** 68 1 * MAR 6 * STO 9 7 Kristy McDonald CAR ** 54 54 7Wayne Middaugh HOW 65 ** 63 64 EPP 7 HOW 5 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 2 GUS 2 * KOE 5 Draw 1 2 3 AVG Skips Skips * MCE 8 EPP 3 Teams 1Stefanie Lawton LAW 69 76 73 1Kevin Martin MAR 80 ** 93 86 1 Team Lawton3 STO78 80 MAR ** 79 HOW 2Sherry Middaugh MID 61 78 70 2 Mike McEwen MCE ** 83 75 78 2Team MiddaughKOE 68 85 GUS ** 77 MCE 3Crystal Webster WEB 59 76 67 3 John Epping EPP 75 78 ** 76 3 Team Nedohin4 EPP ** 72 74 73 KOE 4 Heather Nedohin NED ** 65 65 4Jeff Stoughton STO 86 ** 64 75 4 Team Overton­ClaphamMCE ** 76 68 72 GUS 5 Cathy Overton­Clapham OVE ** 63 63 5Brad Gushue GUS ** 61 79 71 5 Team Jones 69 ** 73 71 6 Chelsea Carey CAR ** 53 53 6Kevin Koe KOE ** 76 59 68 5 STO EPP 6 Team Webster 63 75 ** 69 7 Kaitlyn Lawes JON 51 ** 51 6 Glenn Howard HOW 64 ** 72 68 MAR HOW 7 Team Carey ** 66 67 66 6 GUS KOE MCE ** = did not play ** = did not play STO HOW MAR + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games 7 EPP HOW Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) STO MAR Team Win/Loss Grid After 3 Draws Draw 1 2 AVG Draw 1 2 3 AVG 8 MCE GUS Teams Teams CAR JON LAW MID NEDKOE OVE WEBEPP 1 Team Lawton 78 80 79 1Team Martin 81 ** 90 86 9 MAR HOW MCE 2Team Middaugh 68 85 77 CAR ****L*L 2 Team McEwen ** 81 82 81 KOE GUS STO 3 Team Overton­Clapham ** 76 76 3Team Epping 78 82 ** 80 JON *****WW 4 Team Nedohin ** 72 72 4Team Stoughton 82 ** 72 77 5 Team Webster 63 75 69 5Team Gushue ** 73 78 76 LAW ***WW** 5 Team Jones 69 ** 69 6Team Koe ** 82 66 74 MID **L**W* 7 Team Carey ** 66 66 6 Team Howard 73 ** 75 74 NED W*L**** ** = did not play ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games OVE *L*L***

WL***** Team Win/Loss Grid After 2 Draws Team Win/Loss Grid After 3 Draws WEB

CAR JON LAW MID NED OVE WEB EPP GUS HOW KOE MAR MCE STO Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D E CAR ******L EPP ***LW** 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 JON ******W GUS ****LL* LAW 10 WEB 7 LAW ***WW** HOW *****LL 2 * WEB 7 * LAW 8 * MID 8 CAR 4 NED 5 OVE 5 MID **L**W* KOE W*****L 3 * OVE 6 * NED 9 NED **L**** LW***** MAR JON 9 CAR 7 OVE ***L*** MCE *WW* *** 4 CAR NED OVE LAW MID WEB WEB WL***** STO **WW*** 5 WEB LAW Game Scores by Draw Game Scores by Draw MID JON Draw A B C D E Draw A B C D E 6 JON CAR NED OVE 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 1 * MAR 6 * STO 9 7 MID WEB LAW 10 WEB 7 EPP 7 HOW 5 JON LAW 2 * WEB 7 * LAW 8 * MID 8 2 GUS 2 * KOE 5 8 NED LAW CAR CAR 4 NED 5 OVE 5 * MCE 8 EPP 3 WEB OVE MID 3 OVE NED 3 STO 7 * MAR 10 HOW 6 9 JON OVE JON CAR * KOE 5 GUS 7 * MCE 7 CAR NED 4 CAR NED OVE 4 EPP KOE LAW MID WEB MCE GUS 5 WEB LAW 5 STO EPP MID JON MAR HOW 6 JON CAR 6 GUS KOE MCE NED OVE STO HOW MAR 7 MID WEB 7 EPP HOW JON LAW STO MAR 8 NED LAW CAR 8 MCE GUS WEB OVE MID KOE EPP 9 JON OVE 9 MAR HOW MCE CAR NED KOE GUS STO Page 16 Thursday, November 29, 2012 2012 CAPITAL ONE CANADA CUP CANADADATE # CUPTIME OF CURLINGA B C D E 4 Middaugh 6 Martin 9 Stoughton 9 Jones 1 9:00 a.m. WED. 10 Lawton 7 Epping 5 Howard 7 Webster Nov. 28 Webster Gushue Koe 8 Lawton Middaugh 2 2:00 p.m. 7 2 5 8 4 Carey 8 McEwen 3 Epping 5 Nedohin 5 Overton-Clapham 6Overton-Clapham 7 Stoughton 10 Martin 5 Howard 9 Nedohin 3 7:00 p.m. 9 Jones 5 Koe 7 Gushue 8 McEwen 7 Carey Epping Carey Nedohin Overton-Clapham Koe 4 9:00 a.m. THURS. McEwen Lawton Middaugh Webster Gushue Nov. 29 Webster Lawton Stoughton Epping 5 2:00 p.m. Middaugh Jones Martin Howard Gushue Jones Carey Koe McEwen 6 7:00 p.m. Stoughton Nedohin Overton-Clapham Howard Martin Epping Howard Middaugh Webster 7 9:00 a.m. FRI. Stoughton Martin Jones Lawton Nov. 30 Nedohin Lawton McEwen Gushue Carey 8 2:00 p.m. Webster Overton-Clapham Koe Epping Middaugh Martin Howard Jones McEwen Overton-Clapham 9 7:00 p.m. Koe Gushue Carey Stoughton Nedohin SAT. TB 8:00 a.m. Tie-breakers (if necessary) Dec. 1 SF 12:30 p.m. SEMI FINAL - WOMEN SF 6:30 p.m. SEMI FINAL - MEN SUN. FN 9:30 a.m. FINAL - WOMEN Dec. 2 FN 2:30 p.m. FINAL - MEN All times are Local (Central) Draw by Jeff Keeler Eastern Time: + 1 hour

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