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Issue 3 – Friday, November 30, 2012 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Association.

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Winnipeg joined his city rival Mike McEwen as the only undefeated teams on the men’s side of the draw at 4-0. The clash of the Manitobans goes Friday night.

From the World Financial Group Continental Cup in Penticton to the Scotties in Kingston. From the 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 Friday, November 30, 2012 skips hot; Howard hits back BY LARRY WOOD McEwen with a grin. “I love it. That’s where we wanted Morning Cup Editor to be.” Said Stoughton: It looks like Jeff Stoughton, at the grand old age of “Were perfectionists, so there’s always room for 49, is right back in the immaculate form he enjoyed improvement but we’re getting some great ends and two seasons ago. making some great shots and it’s working out really Mind you, the guy who has been chasing Stoughton well right now. in provincial Safeway Select head-knocking “The whole goal is to put high expectations on for years is sticking right alongside at the Capital One yourselves and expect you’re going to win the games, Cup in Mosaic Place. and I think that’s the way we’re starting to feel about Stoughton and Mike McEwen guided their Winnipeg ourselves.” units to 4-and-0 records Thursday, leaving them two The team had the same feeling two years ago at the games in front of their closest competitors heading Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ont. into today’s final segment of round-robin qualifying. It was a horrendous Thursday for Martin, who was For Stoughton and his gang of , Reid the first men’s skip to qualify for the 2013 Olympic Carruthers and , it was stunning 10-4 trials a year ago and has been struggling to find his old afternoon start against one-time nemesis Kevin form since. Martin of Edmonton followed by a 9-5 decision over Martin’s outfit yielded 11 stolen points in two games of St. John’s, grabbing control with a and the skip was scored at unheard-of low percentages third-end five-spot. — 57 against Stoughton and 67 against McEwen. Both adversaries were familiar. Martin won the Several of his misses were totally uncharacteristic of 2009 Brier final at Stoughton’s expense while Gushue the Olympic champion skip. upended Stoughton in the final 2005 Olympic trials Defending world champion of showdown. Coldwater, Ont., meanwhile, won twice on Thursday McEwen pointed his team of B.J. Neufeld, Matt to pull even at 2-and-2 alongside current CTRS points Wozniak and Denni Neufeld in the same general leader of who has played in every direction, dumping the reeling defending champion renewal ad was 1-and-1 for the second Martin crew 8-6 in a nightcap after a 9-8 morning straight day. extra-ender against Toronto’s unsung . “Totally different team today,” said world-champion “We’re pretty excited about 4-and-0,” said McEwen. Howard of his turnaround performance from a “We were aiming for 3-and-1 . . . it’s a tough field and disastrous first day. you have to take every game you have an opportunity Coldwater, Ont. skip Glenn Howard “We struggled Wednesday, not one of us played well. to win. You just can’t throw away any chances.” bounced back with two wins on Thursday And we knew if we didn’t step up our game we weren’t McEwen breezed last rocks in the first two ends to even his record at 2-2. going to win any game in this company.” against Martin, went down 2-0 but somehow survived, right times,” said the 32-year-old Brandon native. Koe shaded Gushue 8-7 Thursday morning and battling back with five points on the next three enders, The Winnipeggers likely will collide in a playoff Howard clobbered Epping 10-4 in a mid-day affair. three of them stolen when Martin miscued on last- match to decide first place and a playoff bye tonight at Epping checked in with a 1-3 record while Gushue rock draws. 7 p.m. was looking for his first win today following four “We seem to be getting the breaks when we need “Big old Manitoba battle for first place,” said straight setbacks. them and we seem to be making the right shots at the

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5812 Canada Cup Sponsorship GO.indd 1 12-10-18 11:06 AM 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 3 Lawton still perfect; Nedohin rolling BY LARRY WOOD in close games, having last rock and being in control.” Morning Cup Editor Lawton said it’s important, heading today’s final round-robin assignments, that “we don’t want to let our The characteristics of a successful women’s curling guard down”. team were on display at the Capital One Canada Cup “We’ll just keep firing as we are. Every game means for all to witness at Mosaic Place on Thursday. something.” Never mind the scoreboards and the fact that Stefanie It’s a fact that and her Edmonton Lawton’s unbeaten crew upped the first- colleagues figured out in spades en route to the Scotties place ante to four straight wins. She and her teammates title a year ago. literally were bouncing on the ice, strutting with a Nedohin’s team — , Jessica Mair, Laine purpose and generally operating at an unimpeded pace. Peters — unveiled grit and purpose at Red Deer and You can sense a team is oozing confidence when its displayed some of the same attributes with a double- play rarely slows and its level of assuredness never win surge on Thursday including an 8-3 nightcap wavers. breeze over Lawes, skipping the defending champion “I think we’re all playing well and we all have unit. confidence,” said the home-province skip. Climbing to 3-and-1, Nedohin pole-vaulted Sherry There was a breath-stopping moment on Thursday Middaugh of Coldwater, Ont., 8-6 on dawn patrol. afternoon prior to getting almost all of a last-rock “The one thing our team likes is the arena setting,” draw to the four-foot that required a rub on an enemy said Nedohin. stone to slow its momentum for an insurance point in “There’s nothing like the crowds, the challenging ice, a 7-5 win over previously unbeaten of the rocks and the shotmaking. The tour season is fine Winnipeg. but the rinks sometimes are cold, the ice is crazy, you “It was a moment of, like, oh-oh,” said Lawton after Saskatoon skip Stefanie Lawton is 4-0. can’t feel your hands after five ends, it’s a big difference.” her stone settled into the full four on the rub. “I just to-back games to Michelle Englot of Regina) and we Nedohin stole a critical deuce against Lawes for a 5-1 threw it a little heavy so we needed a little nudge on had to figure out what we needed to do,” recalled the edge after four and failed to look back. their rock to make sure it stopped in time.” 32-year-old Lawton, a senior inventory special with “It’s anybody’s game right now, every time out,” she It was the second last-gasper of the day for the Cameco. said. “Isn’t that awesome? frontrunners. “We came out firing and won the Players “We got a couple of misses out of the back end of Earlier, Lawton and her team of , championship (in April) and we’ve just carried on from the Jones team and we were able to capitalize. We put Sherri Singler and Marliese Kasner needed an extra end there and it’s working well for us.” ourselves in a good position. Any W’s around here are to set down Winnipeg’s 6-5 in a morning Lawton hinted her team made mental adjustments for good.” skirmish. this first 10-end-game tournament of the winter. Meanwhile, Middaugh and of “We just feel more comfortable, yes,” agreed Lawton “Mentally, you have to prepare yourself for longer Calgary sawed off their records at 2-2 in an afternoon afterward. games. Especially if you play back-to-back draws. You entanglement that ended when Webster missed her last “Having Marliese and Sherri sweeping my rocks, it have to use slightly different strategy, maybe use a little shot leaving Middaugh with a deuce, an 8-7 win and feels good out there. They know exactly where to put it more patience. You don’t need to go real hard at the her final stone unnecessary. and where to stop it.” start in a 10-end game. You can afford to play it a little Webster doubled up on Winnipeg’s Cathy Overton- Mind you, the pair has been performing those feats safer. And our game always is a more patient game. Clapham 8-4 for openers and Carey defeated Cathy O for years. That’s when we are at our best. We’re very comfortable by a 7-4 count in a battle of winless teams on the late “After provincials last year, we got hit hard (lost back- shift.

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Mark Nichols (centre) sweeps for his new boss Jeff Stoughton, while former skipper Brad Gushue looks on Thursday. From The Rock to The Keystone planet, was looking for some sort of change. Maybe Stoughton lead Mark Nichols recounts any sort of change. “Honestly,” he was saying at Mosaic Place this reasons for return to the game week, “if Jeff hadn’t called I probably still wouldn’t be playing. But it was just too good an opportunity for hey used to be so close in curling they could “I said, back me. You know, this team is just two years out from have been attached at the hip. at that Brier, winning the world championship and you put these Mind you, in far-flung Newfoundland, the that I knew guys up there with any of the big teams and it gives choicesT for bosom buddies in competitive curling he’d come back me a chance to get back to the Trials, play in the warfare were — and still are — few and far between. at some point. Trials, maybe get back to the Olympics. It was just But time has a habit of changing everything. But, yeah, I was too much for me to say ‘no’. Oh, Brad Gushue still is at the helm of the odds- really surprised “I just needed something . . . I was very content on favourite to again win the men’s provincial he came back to not playing. But this was something different. It was championship on The Rock. But his long-time, play lead . . . and more relaxing. Playing lead is a little more relaxing. back-end associate from junior days, the early days in Winnipeg. But LARRY WOOD It’s fun. “And . . . it’s fine that I’m not throwing the of the last decade, the 2005 Olympic trials and 2006 . . . they have a Morning Cup Editor high hard ones. I’ll throw a couple of draws and a Olympics in Torino, and many days beyond, is long good team and couple of guards and then sweep. And I have three gone, also long-way gone. All the way to Winnipeg, they’re doing pretty good throwers playing behind me. in fact, which isn’t exactly next door to, or to be really well.” “It’s fun. I just wanted to play a position I thought confused with, George Street. Most everybody who remembers Nichols I’d enjoy and could be good at, and just contribute to The irony doesn’t dissolve with Mark Nichols’s unleashing the big weight at the Olympics — one of a team. That’s all I wanted to do.” move to join Jeff Stoughton’s lineup out of the the great duels in the history of curling rocketry with Stoughton punched Nichols’s number right after Charleswood icehouse in the ‘Peg. The 49-year-old Finland’s bullet-throwing the 2012 Brier and right after the team had made a Stoughton, you may remember, is the guy Gushue in the other hack — was, indeed, surprised. decision to seek a replacement for veteran lead Steve and Nichols defeated in the 2005 Trials final at “That decision was up to him,” adds Gushue. Gould. Halifax. “I think we had a good run and I think he “He called to Newfoundland and asked if I was “I wasn’t surprised that he moved on to play or that probably was looking for a change. But Mark’s interested,” Nichols recalled. he came back to the game,” says skip Gushue of his strength is his big-weight ability. I was kinda former mate who announced he was taking a hiatus surprised at that.” from the game during the 2011 Brier in London, There’s no doubt the cherub-faced Nichols, one of CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Ont. the most genuine gentlemanly people on curling’s 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 5

on, tell me to move home, whatever. I’m not worried. That’s too far away.” NICHOLSContinued from Page 4 One thing’s a certainty. Newfoundlanders always go home . . . “Asked if I’d played at all last year. always . . . eventually. I said ‘no’. Asked if I’d be interested “That’s fair,” said Nichols with a Champion of Volunteers in playing again. I said, ‘uh, I don’t hearty Atlantic-sized laugh. “Yeah, I & Official Sponsor of know’. Said ‘think about it and if you’re miss home a ton. Moreso my family. interested we can maybe try a test run I miss my dad and my sister — my Junior Stars at the Players’ championship in April . biggest support and my fans. Not . . which I did. getting to see them every day is hard. “After that they gave me some time “But, you know, we made the to think about it. It took us (with commitment for two years. And if we wife Colette) a long time to make hooked on to two really good jobs in the decision to leave Newfoundland. Winnipeg then we’ll stay. It’s not that I would say a good month or even we don’t enjoy Winnipeg. We like it. longer after the Players. Then once we But my family’s back in Newfoundland ironed out some fine details, we said and who knows what will happen.” ‘yes’ and we packed up and moved. There’s one more ironic twist to this “It didn’t hurt that my wife’s from story. Saskatchewan and by moving to “You know,” says Gushue, “I had Winnipeg we were closer to her family. talked to Mark a couple of weeks It helped because she’d lost her dad before and he said he had no interest earlier last summer so being closer to to curl. Because we had an opening, I her home is even more important to us was wondering if he had any interest — tougher and easier, but tough.” in playing again. He said he had no As for the often reputed cradle of interest in coming back. And then two curling? weeks later I read in the newspaper “It’s different,” admitted Nichols, that he was going to Winnipeg. So I a 32-year-old personal trainer. “We guess I was as surprised as anybody moved there, moved in with (vice- then, if not more surprised.” skip) Jon Mead for a while, finally Nichols admitted he had declined found a condo, and once we bought Gushue’s invitation following one year that and moved in it was a matter of away from the team. setting up a new life, finding jobs, “We had some conservations and he late, 7 days a week Proud Sponsor of the CAPITAL ONE CANADA CUP doing all that sort of stuff.” asked me if I was interested in playing And playing practically every with them again. And I said no. weekend and practising practically “We haven’t chatted about it at all since then. There was nothing every day. Bet on a Balance. If you gamble, make it only one of the activities you enjoy. So . . . any leftovers from that intense (negative) meant by my decision not to Trials confrontation at the Metro return . . . nothing toward either Brad Centre in 2005? or the team, one way or the other.” “A few little friendly jabs every now and then,” said Nichols. “I don’t talk about it much because I know how much that game meant to them and I know how much it meant to us.” Mead was with Stoughton then and Nichols was with Gushue. The former pair was a heavy favourite to win. And the loss wasn’t easy to absorb. “At the beginning it was different,” SEND US YOUR PHOTOS adds Nichols. “We’re FOR YOUR CHANCE TO starting to learn each other’s habits so it’s a little bit different to CURL TEAM KOE throw the odd joke around.” The personnel deal CURL TEAM KOE is for two seasons, EMAIL YOUR AMARULA EXPERIENCES TO: [email protected] this and next. “Nothing has been said (regarding the beyond),” Nichols Visit us on Facebook: said. “I’m there facebook.com/AmarulaCurling for the Trials and for complete details! Olympics. Whatever The Offi cial Spirit of Championship Curling they decide after that Team Gushue’s current front-enders Geoff is up to them. They Walker (left) and sweep during can continue to move Thursday’s action. Amarula is a rare fi nd. Appreciate accordingly. Find us on Facebook:facebook.com/AmarulaCurling Represented by PMA Canada Ltd. | www.pmacanada.com www.amarula.com Page 6 Friday, November 30, 2012

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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 Bet curling will pay off in Vegas s I sat on the Mosaic PlaceA media bench Wednesday morning, my mind did what it often does . . . it went in a strange direction. I was watching Jeff Stoughton Resby Coutts play Glenn Special to the Morning Cup Howard. I thought about this week’s announcement that the winner of this Capital One Canada Cup may play a part in the Continental Cup in Las Vegas in January, 2014. And I asked myself as Howard settled in the hack to throw his final rock — what are the odds he will make a tough triple-kill to lie two and tie the game? That’s a Las Vegas question, isn’t it? So what are the odds someone in the Las Vegas gaming industry is already trying to figure out how to run organized side-bets on the Continental Cup games. Maybe even curling tournament games in general? It is the perfect gambling sport, don’t you think? With a time out and a fair bit of time to make the call — lots of time for someone to set up the odds and take the bets? And think of the number of betting opportunities there are in a curling game. First . . . and simplest: Red will win, yellow will lose. You can place that bet as soon as the draw is announced and you know Stoughton is red, Howard is yellow. Isn’t that what you do in a roulette game? Red or black? Second bet: Red will win the draw to the button for hammer. You can place that bet right up to the moment the first draw shot for hammer is thrown. Third bet: Red will win the game. Once again, you can place that bet right up to the moment the first shot of the game is thrown. And then you can There a lot of betting parlays available make another bet between ends — every end up when you compare curling to the usual to and including an extra end. (10 or 11 possible Vegas action, says Resby Coutts. So is bets). the money on Stoughton or Howard? Stay

And what about a pre-game bet that the game tuned. will be tied after ten and go an extra end? Fourth bet: The team with hammer in the That doesn’t include some of the really opening end will score one – more than one – obvious ones. Who will win the event? What give up a steal of one – give up a steal of more will the winning record be? Or in the case of than one. You can place that bet on every end so the Continental Cup, how many points will the that’s 10 or 11 possible unique bets. winning side score? So I am already at about 25 bets and the game Hey, I’m asking. I’m not even a some-time hasn’t even started! gambler, but no gambler at all! Think about on-the-fly betting during the game. In a regular-formatted championship event . . . He’ll play a hit, or he’ll play a draw. He’ll play how many times will red rocks win? How many an out-turn, or he’ll play an in-turn. Two more times will last rock coming home win (and all the possible bets on every shot amounts to 32 in an possible combinations that represents)? end across 10 ends amounts to 320 individual And people say I have no imagination, so how bets. many more unique bets could a creative person So give or take a few, I have arrived at about 350 think of? bets in a single game. And with five games on the Yes, methinks curling may be the perfect ice at a time, that’s 1,750. And with three draws a gambler’s sport. Is it any wonder Las Vegas has day, that’s 5,250 unique bets in one day of curling. come calling? Page 8 The Party Line • Your guide to what’s goin’ on

your guide to what’s goin’ on talk head out for the aboutBy Brett Hopper fun! Fans of curling continue to come to The Original 16 Patch during the Capital One Canada Cup of highway Curling to talk about the Season of Champions, and challenge they’re doing it with some of their favorite curling stars. Autograph sessions have been taking place twice The Highway Challenge will be hitting the Cool daily in The Original 16 Patch and the athletes are Shots tables tonight in The Original 16 Patch. The enjoying the experience as much as their fans. participants registered at curling clubs in the region “Fans enjoy watching us play, and it’s nice to to compete for cash prizes of $400 for the winner see them line up like this,” says Glenn Howard while and $125 for second, third and fourth place. grabbing a quick word with the people who have come to chat between draws. “In most sports you don’t get this, so it’s really cool to talk to the people Leather couches set up in the middle of the Patch who enjoy the game as much as we do.” create an intimate setting where the floor becomes A trip to the souvenir booth during a morning all yours for the Up Close and Personal sessions. draw for Ray Pickering, an avid fan of the game, Halga and Dave Phillips made the trip to the turned into a special moment for the born-and-raised Capital One Canada Cup from Red Deer for just Torontonian, now living in the friendly city. “I went such an experience in a friendly atmosphere. into the souvenir shop, picked up a Capital One “They’re every day people,” explains Dave. Canada Cup hat and now I have some autographs on “Listening to curlers talk about the time and effort it,” said Pickering. “It’s cool for an old guy to do this they put in at the top level of curling, in addition to sort of stuff.” their day jobs, makes the game very approachable “In comparison to other sports, we as athletes are for people like us.” extremely lucky to be able to interact with fans the “It’s a great social sport that everyone plays,” way we do,” said , second for Team adds Halga. “We go to a lot of major curling events… Stoughton. “Curling is a social sport, and we get to we come to these events and meet friends from be social with the fans.” across Canada.” Friday is the last day for team autograph sessions Your last chance to make new friends at an Up in the Patch with Teams Martin and Jones available at Close and Personal session is this evening in The noon. Later in the day, Team Lawton will be on hand Original 16 Patch when the Crystal Webster team to sign autographs and pose for photos with the fans. opens the floor for fan questions. it’s a

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In fact, there are pictures of the and growing every year which makes media, where not only is it a good Scott teams’ youngsters IN the curling it super-easy to follow your favourite thing, but a key to growing the game. rink watching moms as two worlds people and teams. Most of the teams in Moose Jaw this collide in a sea of cuteness. “I love reading my brothers’ (Kevin week have made social media part of “I curl because of my love for the and Jamie Koe) Twitter accounts to see their every-day routine, and that is true game and competition, but also for how their games went, and to keep up of most of the world’s elite squads. It’s the friendships. Some of my best to date with things while they are on a way to update fans on their progress friends are not only teammates, but the road,” Galusha says. and schedules, pass along scores, opponents,” says Carter. “All I see are linescores online, so and just be sociable with their fellow “Staying connected throughout the following them on Twitter lets me see rocktossers. year is a real joy. Winning is amazing, their thoughts on the games. Plus its Coldwater, Ont., skip Sherry FRED RINNE but having such amazing lifelong quite comical following Jamie’s Twitter Morning Cup Assistant Editor Middaugh says her team has embraced relationships with people who share account,” says the Polar Bears’ female social media as a positive game-grower, your passion throughout the world is skipper. are doing well,” she says with a laugh, especially among younger people, but what I cherish the most.” Is that the one where he refers to you “but it’s great though it does take al ot warns like anything else, you have to be Skipper Scott helps us make a point as the “evil twin” Kerry? of work.” careful. by answering my question poolside Er, never mind. Hot out of the gate this week, “You still have to be careful, there is from Mexico. As I said yesterday, as Galusha’s squad, like many on the Saskatoon’s Stef Lawton agrees social a bad part about it (cyberstalkers, etc.), a journalist, the virtual access to the tour have added professional portrait media is big for growing the game. but the young ones get more involved players when you are on deadline is photos to their team pages, full bios, “I think that it’s great. We have a because that’s their generation – social very helpful. and playing schedules, again helpful to team website that we try to keep up to media, so it’s fun, but we know we have “Social media has helped Team Scott the curling media and fans alike. date as much as possible. to be careful as well.” to connect with our followers and “This is the first year my team has “Everybody is tuned in through that, Middaugh credits lead Leigh supporters through our Facebook page. done a Facebook page and its pretty so it is key.” Armstrong for taking the push-button We feel that we can provide updates neat to see all the people that ‘follow’ The family aspect of social media’s reins of the team’s social media efforts. during the summer months, about our you on your page. We had lot of usage is not lost among the curlers, In addition, she says the personal personal lives, and our tournament attention this year with some team especially, it seems, the females, who benefit is big. With her family living results and allow our followers to get to photos that we had done,” says Galusha. use Facebook and Twitter to not only in Western Canada, social media has know us better,” says Scott. “Lots of competitive ladies teams update curling adventures, but family helped keep them on top of Team “We love hearing from the curling made comments to us on them which fun, too. Middaugh accomplishments. fans and have the chance to be better was really neat.” Although they aren’t here in Moose “I know with my family being out connected with them. Through Winnipeg’s Chelsea Carey agrees, Jaw this week, ’s west, they rely on social media to find Facebook and Twitter we can all share also having taken a lot of time build a and her crew are among the most active out what we’re doing, as a lot of our our common love for this sport!” classy Team Page and keep the content on social media. Second fans do. 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Page 12 Friday, November 30, 2012 Day remembered as top class Long-serving curling official will be truly missed MORNING CUP STAFF Highlights of Arleen Day’s 2005 - Head Official - Scott Tournament of The untimely death of one of Canada’s longest- officiating resume: Hearts - St. Johns. 1989 - Official - National Juniors - 2006 - Alternate Head Official - Brier serving curling officials was mourned back in Winnipeg. - Regina; Head Official - Continental Cup - early September. 1992 - Official - Brier - Regina Chilliwack. A former Saskatchewan women’s curling 1993 - Official - Scott Tournament of Hearts 2007 - Head Official - Scotties Tournament champion, 63-year-old Arleen Day of Regina - Brandon. of Hearts - ; Head Official - died of complications from lung cancer on Sept. 1994 - Official - Scott Tournament of Hearts Continental Cup - . - Kitchener/Waterloo 2008 - Head Official - Scotties Tournament 4. She was diagnosed with the disease in 2010. 2000 - Official - Brier - Saskatoon. of Hearts, Regina; Head Official - Continental Day was tremendously popular among fellow 2001 - Official - Brier - Ottawa Cup - Camrose. Canadian Curling Association fellow officials, 2002 - Head Official - Continental Cup - 2009 - Umpire - World Juniors - Vancouver; also nation-wide competitors and the media. Regina Umpire - Roar of the Rings - Canadian Her approach as an official was “straight- 2003 - Head Official - Scott Tournament of Curling Trials - Edmonton; Arleen Day of Regina Hearts - Kitchener/Waterloo; Head Official - 2010 - Umpire - Olympic Games - ahead, no-nonsense” — combined with a died of complications Continental Cup - Thunder Bay. Vancouver; heart of gold and a dry sense of humour that from lung cancer on 2004 - Official - Brier - Saskatoon; Head 2012 - Head Official - Continental Cup, was downright addictive. She attained Level 5 Sept. 4. Official - Continental Cup - Medicine Hat. Langley. status, the highest tier one can reach in terms of officiating. I’ll never forget,’’ Day told Greg Harder of the playing) because you’re in contact with the Day skipped Saskatchewan to a third-place Regina Leader-Post prior to her induction. “I’ve players and they’re wonderful to be around. I finish at the 1982 Scott Tournament of Hearts been very, very fortunate. I certainly never ever wouldn’t do it if I didn’t enjoy it. in her hometown, losing the semi to eventual thought I would reach the levels that I have but “I’m not sure that many of the curlers know champion . it came along and I reached for it and I got it. that I’ve also played in Tournament Of Hearts In fact, Day’s team and four others wound up It’s something you dream of but never expect to but that’s OK. If you want people’s respect you snarled with 7-3 records following the round- reach. have to earn it. I’ve been around most of these robin segment of the first Scott-sponsored “When one door closes another opens. Close ladies for long enough that they can handle my tournament. In sudden-death playoffs, Day to the end of my competitive curling, Ronda decisions and respect me for them.” eliminated Cathy Shaw of while Wood encouraged me to give back to the sport Said president Kate Dorothy Rose of Manitoba sidelined Barbara I loved by officiating. Through her mentorship Caithness of Scotland: ““The curling world has Parker of Comox, B.C. Day then lost to Jones and encouragement I was able to develop a lost a great friend. Arleen devoted her life to who defeated Rose in the championship final. new skill that I feel has helped to better the our sport. She will be remembered not only Day’s officiating national career as an umpire game and expand my horizons as a person and as a competitive curler but also as a top class was close to unparalleled. Her first assignment cheerleader of curling as a Sport. Hopefully, I Canadian and international curling official.” was the 1989 junior nationals. Among her last, have helped to encourage others who love the Seven-time Saskatchewan champion skip fittingly, was as an umpire for the 2010 Winter sport as much as I do.” Michelle Englot, who grew to know Day as a Olympics tournament in Vancouver. But she Day admitted she’d rather be throwing rocks player and as an official and was the alternate actually began officiating at the provincial level than officiating. player with Day as the coach with Regina’s as early as 1983. “It’s apples and oranges now to then,” she said. Kathy Fahlman at the 1987 Scott Tournaments She moved into the technical side of curling “I only wish the ice and stones that they’re of Hearts, told Murray McCormick of the full-tilt after a serious car crash in 1986 ended Leader-Post: her competitive playing career. She was a Level “She (Day) will be missed. She was part of a 2 coach and became involved in curling on the “When one door closes whole group of curlers who were instrumental administrative side. another opens. Close to in helping young curlers like me get started.’ She played numerous roles, including president the end of my competitive Even though she was a hard-ass, everybody and head official of the Saskatchewan Ladies knew she was doing it for the good of the sport. Curling Association. She assisted with the “ curling, Ronda Wood She had an unbelievable sense of humour, which amalgamation of the Canadian Ladies Curling encouraged me to give you got to know when you were playing right Association and the Canadian Curling beside her while she was officiating.’’ Association in 1990. back to the sport I loved by Added Regina’s Amber Holland, the 2011 She also helped develop the Canadian curling officiating. Through her mentorship Canadian women’s champion and the current officiating system and served on the CCA and encouragement I was able to executive-director of the Saskatchewan Curling officiating committee while instructing students Association: and adults in officiating and how-to-play clinics develop a new skill that I feel has “She was one of those people in curling who throughout Saskatchewan. helped to better the game and did everything. She was president of the ladies’ She served as the head official for the curling association and obviously curled, but international Continental Cup competition expand my horizons as a person officiating was the highlight for her. She took since its inception in Regina in 2002. She and cheerleader of curling as a that so seriously for a volunteer position. missed the 2010 edition due to her illness but Sport. Hopefully, I have helped to “You have some volunteers who do a great was back as chief arbiter at Langley, B.C. last job, but it was Arleen’s job when she did it. She season. encourage others who love the made it known that she had one expectation She was presented with the CCA award of sport as much as I do.” about what should be done and how it should achievement in 1997 and was an honourary life be done right. member of the SCA. In 2011, she as inducted playing with now were available in ‘82. I was an “She was classy in the way that you wouldn’t into the Regina Sports Hall Of Fame as a all-star skip at 77 per cent and if a skip is 77 per think of in terms of classy. She wasn’t dinner- builder. cent now she’s at the bottom of the pack. party classy, but classy in the way that she “It still gives me goose bumps; it’s something “But still enjoy it (officiating as opposed to handled herself.’’ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup – Morning Cup Page 13 TIME FOR TRIVIA 1. Name skips in the current Canada Cup, how many Canada Cup field who never are rookie skips in this have skipped teams in the competition? Brier. 5. Name them. 2. Name skips in the 6. Name the previous runner- current field who never up skips in the men’s section have directed teams in the of the Canada Cup. Scotties Tournament Of 7. Name the women’s skip Hearts. with more Canada Cup 3. Because next season match-wins than any other. leads to the 8. How many wins? trials, there will be no Canada Cup 9. How many titles? tournament in 2013. The Olympic pre- 10. Name the men’s skip with more trials and trials will replace this event. Canada Cup match-wins than any The pre-trials and trials will be played other., in which Canadian cities? 11. How many wins?

4. Of the 14 skips in the current 12. How many titles?

12. Four titles. Four 12.

11. Forty-four wins. Forty-four 11.

10. . Kevin 10.

9. Two women’s titles. women’s Two 9.

8. Thirty-three wins Thirty-three 8.

7. Shannon 7.

Glenn Howard (twice). Howard Glenn

Morris (twice), (twice), (twice), Ferbey Randy (twice), Morris

6. Kevin Martin (three times), John John times), (three Martin Kevin 6.

Crystal Webster. Crystal

5. John Epping, Cahy Overton-Clapham, Overton-Clapham, Cahy Epping, John 5.

4. Three rookie skips. rookie Three 4.

Winnipeg.

3. (Pre-trials) Kitchener; (Trials) (Trials) Kitchener; (Pre-trials) 3.

2. Chelsea Carey, Crystal Webster. Crystal Carey, Chelsea 2.

1. John Epping, Mike McEwen. Mike Epping, John 1.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9TOTAL ATeam Epping *2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 8 03:11 B Team Carey 010102000 1 0 5 02:37 DTeam Stoughton 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 10 10:05 Team McEwen 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 9 02:11 Team Lawton *101010200 0 1 6 01:47 Team Martin *1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 4 07:37

ETeam Koe *0 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 8 00:09 C Team Nedohin 0 0 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 8 01:14 ETeam Epping 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 X X 4 19:36 Team Gushue 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 7 00:50 Team Middaugh *0 3 0 0 01 0 0 2 0 6 00:38 Team Howard *3 2 0 1 0 0 4 X X 10 15:00

*last rock D Team Overton­Clapham *0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 00:49 *last rock advantage advantage Team Webster 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 2 8 00:28 Team Standings After 5 Draw(s) Team Standings After 4 Draw(s) *last rock advantage Future Games Future Games Team Standings After 4 Draw(s) Team Wins Losses 6 7 8 Team Wins Losses 5 6 7 Team McEwen 3 0 MAR ­­ KOE Future Games Team McEwen 3 0 ­­ MAR ­­ Team Stoughton 3 0 GUS EPP ­­ Team Wins Losses 5 6 7 Team Stoughton 2 0 MAR GUS EPP Team Koe 2 1 HOW ­­ MCE Team Lawton 3 0 JON ­­ WEB Team Koe 2 1 ­­ HOW ­­ Team Howard 1 2 KOE MAR ­­ Team Jones 2 0 LAW NED MID Team Martin 1 1 STO MCE HOW Team Martin 1 2 MCE HOW ­­ Team Nedohin 2 1 ­­ JON ­­ Team Epping 1 2 HOW ­­ STO Team Epping 1 3 ­­ STO GUS Team Webster 2 1 MID ­­ LAW Team Howard 0 2 EPP KOE MAR Team Gushue 0 3 STO ­­ EPP Team Gushue 0 3 ­­ STO ­­ Team Middaugh 1 2 WEB ­­ JON Team Overton­Clapham 0 3 ­­ CAR ­­ Draw Draw 6: 11/29 19:00 Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Draw 8: 11/30 14:00 Draw Times Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 Draw 6: 11/29 19:00 Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Team Carey 0 3 ­­ OVE ­­ Times Draw Canadian Curling Association Draw 5: 11/29 14:00 Draw 6: 11/29 19:00Canadian Curling Association Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Attendance Draw 5: 1831 Total: 8881Canadian Curling Association Attendance Draw 4: 1593 Total: 7050 Times Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 5 Attendance Draw 4: 1593 Total: 7050 Draw 5 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 4 WOMEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup MEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup WOMEN ­ 2012 Capital One Canada Cup Draw 4 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL Draw 4 DTeam Stoughton 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 X 10 10:05 ATeam EppingMedia Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 5 *2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 8 03:11 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 6 Team MartinMedia Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 6 *1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 X 4 07:37 Team McEwen 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 02:11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011TOTAL 9 STO #SH PTS PCT MAR #SH PTS PCT BTeam Carey 0 1Game Scores for Draw 6 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 02:37 EPP #SH PTSGame Scores for Draw 5 PCT MCE #SH PTS PCT 1 Mark Nichols 17Game Scores for Draw 6 65 96 1Ben Hebert 18 59 82 Team Lawton*1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 6 01:47 1David Mathers 22 77 88 1Denni Neufeld 22 85 97 2Reid Carruthers 18 63 88 2Marc Kennedy 18 72 100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 2 Scott Howard1 22 2 64 3 73 4 52 Matt Wozniak6 7 8 910TOTAL 22 71 81 CAR #SH PTS PCT LAW #SH PTS PCT 3 Jon Mead 18 631 2 88 33 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 18 50 69 ATeam Gushue *0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 X 5 06:08 3BTeam Webster Scott Bailey0 22 2 73 0 83 0 13 B.J. Neufeld0 2 0 2 0 22 687 00:57 77 1Lindsay Titheridge 22 81 92 1Marliese Kasner 22 63 72 4Jeff StoughtonB Team Jones 18 600 1 83 04 0 Kevin Martin 1 0 0 1 0 18 X 413 5706:05 4 John EppingTeam Middaugh*1 22 0 71 0 81 1 04 Mike McEwen2 0 2 0 2 22 718 01:41 81 2Kristen FosterTeam Stoughton 0 0 22 5 56 1 64 0 12Sherri Singler 0 1 1 X 9 2204:35 54 61 Team TotalsTeam Nedohin 71 251 *2 0 88 1 2Team Totals 0 1 1 0 1 72 X 2228 7706:56 Team Totals 88 285 81 Team Totals 88 295 84 3 Kristy McDonald 22 64 73 3Sherry Anderson 22 56 64 DTeam Koe 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 X 4 04:40 CTeam Lawton 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 7 01:10 4Chelsea Carey 20 63 79 4Stefanie Lawton 22 67 76 C Team Carey *101020020 1 7 06:07 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP. 1 / 7 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED1 2P. 1 3 / 7 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL P. 1 / 7 Team Jones *1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 01:03 Team HowardTeam Totals *0 3 86264 0 2 77 1 0 0Team Totals 0 6 X 12 8824005:16 68 Team Overton­Clapham 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 02:07 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL ETeam Epping 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 X X X 4 19:36

ETeam Koe*last rock *0 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 8 00:09 E Team McEwen 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 0 1 0 8 02:14 Team Howard*last rock advantage *3 2 0 1 0 0 4 X X X 10 15:00 Team Gushue3advantage 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 00:50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 7 Team Martin *1 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 6 08:55 EPP #SH PTS PCT HOW #SH PTS PCT C Team Nedohin 0 0 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 8 01:14 KOE #SH PTS PCT GUS #SH PTS PCT 1David MathersTeam Standings After 6 Draw(s) 14 47 84 1Craig Savill 14 52 93 Team Standings After 5 Draw(s) Team Middaugh*0*last rock 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 00:38 1Nolan Thiessen 20 70 88 1Geoff Walker 20 65 81 advantage 2 14 37 66 2Brent Laing 14 53 95 Future Games 2Carter Rycroft 20 67 84 2Brett Gallant 20 68 85 NED #SH PTS PCT MID #SH PTS PCT 3 14 43 77 3Wayne Middaugh 14 51 91 Future Games 3 20 62 78 3 20 65 81 1Laine PetersTeam Standings After 6 Draw(s) 20 49 61 1Leigh Armstrong 20 71 89 4Team John Epping 14 39WinsLosses 70 4 Glenn Howard 7 14 8 50 89 9 Team WinsLosses 6 7 8 4Kevin Koe 20 67 84 4Brad Gushue 20 56 70 2 Jessica Mair 20 59 74 2Lee Merklinger 20 60 75 Team LawtonTeam Totals 56 1664 74 0Team TotalsWEB OVE 56206 ­­ 92 Team Lawton 4 0 ­­ WEB OVE Team Totals 80 266 83 Team Totals 80 254 79 3 Beth Iskiw 20 60 75 3 Jo­Ann RizzoFuture Games 20 58 73 Team Nedohin 3 1 ­­ WEB OVE Team Jones 2 1 NED MID ­­ Team4 Heather NedohinWins 20 65Losses 81 4 Sherry Middaugh7 8 20 9 5670 Team Middaugh 2 2 JON CAR ­­ Team Totals 80233 73 Team Totals 80245 77 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Team Nedohin 2 1 JON ­­ WEB Team McEwen 4 0 ­­ KOE STO Team Jones 2 2 MID ­­ CAR Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Team Middaugh 2 2 ­­ JON CAR Team Stoughton 4 0 EPP ­­ MCE Team Webster Draw2 1 2 2 3 4LAW 5AVG NED ­­ Draw 1 2 3 4AVG 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Team Webster 2 2 ­­ LAW NED Team Howard 2 2 MAR ­­ GUS Team CareyLeads 1 3 ­­ MID JON Leads D Team Overton­Clapham *0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 00:49 1Craig Savill HOW 91 ** 94 ** 93 93 Team Carey 0 3 OVE ­­ MID Team Koe 2 2 ­­ MCE MAR Team Overton­Clapham 0 4 ­­ LAW NED 1Ben Hebert MAR 98 ** 93 ** 95 Team Webster 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 2 8 00:28 2Ben Hebert MAR 98 ** 93 ** 82 91 Team Overton­Clapham 0 3 CAR ­­ LAW Team Epping 1 3 STO GUS ­­ 2Craig Savill HOW 91 ** 94 ** 93 3Draw Mark Nichols STO 93 ** 80 ** 96 89 OVE #SH PTS PCT WEB #SH PTS PCT Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Draw 8: 11/30 14:00 Draw 9: 11/30 19:00 3Draw EPP 85 91 **88 88 Team Martin 1 3 HOW ­­ KOE Times Draw 6: 11/29 19:00 Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Draw 8: 11/30 14:00 1Breanne Meakin 20 66 83 1Samantha Preston 20 67 84 4 David Mathers EPP 85 91 **8884 87 4Times Mark Nichols STO 93 ** 80 ** 87 Team Gushue 0 4 ­­ EPP HOW 2 Ashley Howard 20 54 68 2Geri­Lynn Ramsay 20 59 74 5Geoff Walker GUS ** 89 89 81 ** 86 5Geoff Walker GUS ** 89 89 81 86 5Denni NeufeldAttendance Draw 6: 2411 MCE Total: 11292 ** 85 74 97 ** 86 3Draw Jenna Loder 20 53 66 3Erin Carmody 20 56 70 5Denni NeufeldAttendance Draw 5: 1831 MCE Total: 8881 ** 85 74 97 86 Draw 7: 11/30 9:00 Draw 8: 11/30 14:00 Draw 9: 11/30 19:00 4Times Cathy Overton­Clapham 19 49 64 4Crystal Webster 20 59 74 7Nolan Thiessen KOE ** 84 79 88 ** 83 7Nolan Thiessen KOE ** 84 79 88 83 Team Totals 79 222 70 Team Totals 80241 75 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 6 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 5 Attendance Draw 6: 2411 Total: 11292 Draw 6 Draw 5 Seconds Seconds Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 1Marc Kennedy1 MAR 2 3 4 74 5 6** 7 91 8 ** 910TOTAL 100 88 1Marc Kennedy MAR1 2 3 4 74 5 ** 6 91 7 8 ** 910TOTAL 83 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 6 2B Team Jones 0 MCE 1 0 0 ** 1 75 0 0 88 1 81 0 **X 813 06:05 DrawDraw 6 1 2 3 4AVG 2BTeam Webster Scott Howard EPP 0 2 0 0 85 1 89 0 2 ** 0 73 2 820 7 00:57 3 Scott HowardTeam Nedohin *2 EPP 0 1 2 85 0 89 1 1 ** 0 73 1 66 X 798 06:56 3 Matt WozniakTeam Middaugh*1 MCE 0 0 1 ** 0 75 2 88 0 2 81 0 812 01:41 Leads 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL 4Carter RycroftJON #SH KOE PTS PCT ** 88NED 63 84 **#SH 78 PTS PCT 4Carter Rycroft KOE ** 88 63 84 78 1Breanne Meakin OVE ** 94 73 83 83 WEB #SH PTS PCT MID #SH PTS PCT ATeam Gushue *0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 X 5 06:08 4Brent Laing1 Dawn Askin HOW 18 68 94 741Laine Peters ** 70 ** 95 17 78 51 75 5Brett Gallant GUS ** 78 68 85 77 2Lindsay Titheridge CAR ** 73 76 92 81 1Samantha Preston 20 65 81 1Leigh Armstrong 20 58 73 Team Stoughton 0 0 5 1 0 1 0 1 1 X 9 04:35 6Brett Gallant2 Jill Officer GUS 18 49 68 **2 78Jessica Mair 68 85 ** 18 77 55 76 6Brent Laing HOW 74 ** 70 ** 72 2Leigh Armstrong MID 72 81 ** 89 81 2Geri­Lynn Ramsay 20 59 74 2Lee Merklinger 20 66 83 7Reid Carruthers3Kirsten Wall STO 18 42 58 743 Beth Iskiw ** 68 ** 8818 76 38 53 4Samantha PrestonGUS #SH PTS WEB PCT 73STO 78 ** 84#SH 78 PTS PCT 7Reid Carruthers3Erin Carmody STO 20 49 74 61 3 ** Jo­Ann Rizzo 68 ** 71 20 51 64 1Geoff Walker 18 61 85 1 Mark Nichols 18 67 93 4 Kaitlyn Lawes 18 42 58 4 Heather Nedohin 18 53 74 5Marliese Kasner LAW 75 78 ** 72 75 = did not play 4Crystal Webster 20 56 70 4Sherry Middaugh 19 57 75 ** Team Totals 72 201 70 Team Totals 71197 69 = did not play 2Brett Gallant6Laine Peters 18 NED 56 78 2Reid Carruthers ** 90 71 61 18 74 63 88 = player unranked due to insufficient games ** Team Totals 80229 72 Team Totals 79232 73 + + = player unranked due to insufficient games 3 Adam Casey 18 54 75 3 Jon Mead 18 70 97 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED6 Dawn Askin JON 84 ** 64 ** 74 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP. 1 / 7 4Brad Gushue 18P. 531 / 7 74 4Jeff Stoughton 17 62 91 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL P. 1 / 7 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Team Totals 72 224 78 Team Totals 71 262 92 C Team Carey *101020020 1 7 06:07 CTeam Lawton0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 7 01:10 Seconds Draw 1 2 3 4 5AVG Draw 1 2 3 4AVG Team Overton­Clapham 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 02:07 1 Jill Officer JON 80 ** 85 ** 83 Thirds Team Jones *1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 01:03 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910TOTAL Thirds 1 B.J. NeufeldCAR MCE#SH PTS PCT **OVE 80 91 77 ** 83#SH PTS PCT LAW #SH PTS PCT JON #SH PTS PCT 2Lee Merklinger MID 61 88 ** 75 75 1 B.J. Neufeld MCE ** 80 91 77 83 DTeam Koe 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 X 4 04:40 21Lindsay Titheridge Jon Mead STO 20 63 79 761Breanne Meakin ** 75 ** 88 79 20 65 81 1Marliese Kasner 20 63 79 1 Dawn Askin 20 58 73 3Sherri Singler LAW 81 83 ** 61 74 2 John Morris MAR 74 ** 85 ** 79 Team Howard *0 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 6 X 12 05:16 32Kristen Foster John Morris MAR 20 62 78 742 Ashley Howard ** 85 ** 69 7620 53 66 2Sherri Singler 20 60 75 2 Jill Officer 20 60 75 4 Ashley Howard OVE ** 81 71 68 73 3 Jon Mead STO 76 ** 75 ** 76 KOE #SH PTS PCT HOW #SH PTS PCT 43 Adam CaseyKristy McDonald GUS 20 68 85 **3 Jenna Loder 66 75 81 ** 7520 51 64 3Sherry Anderson 20 57 71 3Kirsten Wall 20 64 80 5Kristen Foster CAR ** 85 66 64 71 4 Adam Casey GUS ** 66 75 81 75 1Nolan Thiessen 18 58 81 1Craig Savill 18 57 79 54Chelsea Carey Scott Bailey EPP 20 64 80 684 Cathy Overton­Clapham 69 ** 83 77 74 20 62 78 4Stefanie Lawton 19 60 79 4 Kaitlyn Lawes 20 53 66 5Geri­Lynn Ramsay WEB 59 80 ** 74 71 5 Pat Simmons KOE ** 81 64 78 74 2Carter Rycroft 18 59 82 2Brent Laing 18 60 83 5 Pat SimmonsTeam Totals KOE 80257 80 **Team Totals 81 64 78 ** 7480 231 72 Team Totals 79240 76 Team Totals 80 235 73 7 Jessica Mair NED ** 66 70 74 70 6 Scott Bailey EPP 68 69 ** 83 73 3 Pat Simmons 18 60 83 3Wayne Middaugh 18 62 86 7Wayne Middaugh HOW 65 ** 63 ** 91 71

7Wayne Middaugh HOW 65 ** 63 ** 64 4Kevin Koe** = did not play 18 49 68 4 Glenn Howard 18 62 86 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Positional Cumulative Percentages Report + = player unranked due to insufficient games Team Totals 72 226 78 Team Totals 72241 84 Skips Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG Skips Draw 1 2 3 4 5AVG 1 Mike McEwen MCE ** 83 75 81 ** 79 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL Leads 1Kevin MartinLeads MAR 80 ** 93 ** 86 1Breanne Meakin2Jeff Stoughton STO OVE 86 ** ** 94 64 73 ** 83 83 ** 81 78 83 E Team McEwen 0 0 2 2Draw 1 0 21 0 2 1 3 0 4AVG8 02:14 21Breanne Meakin Mike McEwen MCE OVE ** ** 83 94 75 73 81 83 79 ** 83 2Lindsay Titheridge3Kevin Martin MAR CAR 80 ** ** 73 93 76 **92 57 **79 77 80 Team MartinThirds *1 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 6 08:55 32Lindsay Titheridge John Epping EPP CAR 75 ** 78 73 ** 76 81 92 78 ** 81 43Samantha Preston John Epping EPP WEB 75 73 78 78 ** ** 81 84 70 81 76 ** 79 1 Jo­Ann Rizzo MID 80 93 ** 73 82 4Jeff Stoughton3 Samantha Preston STO WEB 86 73 ** 78 64 ** ** 84 81 75 79 MCE #SH PTS PCT MAR #SH PTS PCT 53Leigh Armstrong Glenn Howard HOW MID 64 72 ** 81 72 ** ** 89 89 73 74 ** 79 2Sherry Anderson LAW 88 81 ** 64 76 5Kevin Koe3Leigh Armstrong KOE MID ** 72 76 81 59 ** 84 89 73 73 79 1Denni Neufeld 17 63 93 1Ben Hebert 20 77 96 6Kevin Koe5 Dawn Askin KOE JON ** 84 76 ** 59 64 84 ** ** 73 94 73 78 3 Beth Iskiw NED ** 66 76 75 73 6Brad Gushue5Marliese Kasner GUS LAW ** 75 61 78 79 ** 70 72 79 71 76 2 Matt Wozniak 20 74 93 2Marc Kennedy 20 68 85 7Brad Gushue6Marliese Kasner GUS LAW ** 75 61 78 79 ** 70 72 ** 79 71 ** 76 4 JON 60 ** 84 ** 72 76Laine Peters Glenn Howard HOW NED 64 ** ** 90 72 71 ** 61 68 ** 74 3 B.J. Neufeld 20 78 98 3 John Morris 20 65 81 7Laine Peters NED ** 90 71 61 ** 75 74 7 Dawn Askin JON 84 ** 64 ** 73 73 45 Mike McEwen Jenna Loder 20 63OVE 79 4 Kevin Martin ** 66 75 19 66 51 69 67 ** = did not play ** = did not play 6Team Totals 77 278WEB 90 Team Totals 61 68 ** 79 70 261 66 83 + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games 7 Kristy McDonald CAR ** 54 63 73 63 Seconds Seconds 1 Jill OfficerPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) JON 80 ** 85 ** 75 68 77 1 Jill OfficerPositional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) JON 80 ** 85 ** 75 80 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 1Lee Merklinger MID 61 88 ** 75 83 ** 77 Skips Draw 1 2 3 4 5AVG 2Lee MerklingerDraw MID1 2 3 61 4AVG 88 ** 75 83 77 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG 3Sherri Singler LAW 81 83 ** 61 75 ** 74 1 Heather Nedohin NED ** 65 78 81 75 Teams 3Sherri SinglerTeams LAW 81 83 ** 61 75 74 Leads 4Kristen Foster CAR ** 85 66 64 ** 78 73 2Stefanie Lawton LAW 69 76 ** 76 74 1Team Martin 81 ** 90 ** 77 83 1Team Martin4 Ashley Howard 81 OVE ** 90 ** ** 81 86 71 68 ** 73 1Ben Hebert MAR 98 ** 93 ** 82 96 92 5Geri­Lynn Ramsay WEB 59 80 ** 74 74 ** 72 3Sherry Middaugh MID 61 78 ** 70 70 2 Team McEwen ** 81 82 84 ** 82 25Geri­Lynn Ramsay Team McEwen **WEB 81 82 59 84 80 82 ** 74 74 72 2 Mark Nichols STO 93 ** 80 ** 96 93 90 5 Ashley Howard OVE ** 81 71 68 ** 66 72 4Crystal Webster WEB 59 76 ** 74 69 3Team Stoughton 82 ** 72 ** 88 80 3Team Epping6Kristen Foster 78 CAR 82 ** ** 81 85 80 66 64 ** 71 3Craig Savill HOW 91 ** 94 ** 93 79 89 7 Jessica Mair NED ** 66 70 74 ** 76 71 5 Chelsea Carey CAR ** 53 61 79 65 4Team Epping 78 82 ** 81 74 79 4Team Koe7 Jessica Mair **NED 82 66 ** 83 66 77 70 74 ** 70 4David Mathers EPP 85 91 ** 88 84 ** 87 6 Cathy Overton­Clapham OVE ** 63 55 64 61 4 Team Howard 73 ** 75 ** 92 79 ** = did not play 4Team Gushue ** 73 78 79 77 4Denni Neufeld MCE ** 85 74 97 ** 93 87 6Team Koe ** 82 66 83 ** 77 ** = did not play 7 Kaitlyn Lawes JON 51 ** 57 ** 54 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 4Team Stoughton 82 ** 72 ** 77 6Geoff Walker GUS ** 89 89 81 ** 85 86 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 6Team Gushue ** 73 78 79 ** 77 7Nolan Thiessen KOE ** 84 79 88 ** 81 83 7 Team Howard 73 ** 75 ** 74 ** = did not play Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) + = player unranked due to insufficient games ** = did not play ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG Seconds + = player unranked due to insufficient games Draw 1 2 3 4 5AVG Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Thirds 1Marc Kennedy MAR 74 ** 91 ** 100 85 87 Thirds 1 Jo­Ann Rizzo Team Win/Loss Grid After 5 Draws MID 80 93 ** 73 64 ** 77 2 Matt Wozniak MCEDraw 1 ** 2 75 3 88 4AVG 81 ** 93 84 1 Jo­Ann Rizzo Team Win/Loss Grid After 4 Draws MID 80 93 ** 73 64 77 2Sherry Anderson LAW 88 81 ** 64 71 ** 75 3Carter RycroftTeams KOE ** 88 63 84 ** 82 79 2Sherry Anderson LAW 88 81 ** 64 71 75 3 Kirsten WallEPP GUS HOWJON KOE MAR 60 MCE ** 84 STO ** 80 58 71 EPP GUS HOW KOE MAR MCE STO 3Reid Carruthers1Team Middaugh STO 68 74 85 ** ** 68 77 ** 77 88 88 79 2 Kirsten Wall JON 60 ** 84 ** 80 75 4 Kristy McDonald CAR ** 54 63 73 ** 85 69 32 Scott Howard Team Lawton EPP78 85 80 89 ** ** 68 73 75 66 ** 79 EPP **LLWL* 4EPP Beth Iskiw***LWL*NED ** 66 76 75 ** 73 5 Jenna Loder OVE ** 66 75 66 ** 64 68 3Brent Laing3 Team Nedohin HOW** 74 72 ** 74 70 73 ** 73 95 83 79 5 Jenna Loder OVE ** 66 75 66 ** 69 5GUS Beth Iskiw***LLL*NED ** 66 76 75 ** 53 68 ***LLL* 7Brett Gallant4 Team Overton­Clapham GUS ** ** 76 78 68 68 70 85 72 ** 78 77 6GUS Erin Carmody WEB 61 68 ** 70 61 65 7 Erin Carmody WEB 61 68 ** 70 61 ** 65 W****LL 7 Kristy McDonald CAR ** 54 63 73 ** 63 5 Team Webster 63 75 ** 75 71 HOW LeadHOW Breanne*****LL Meakin (left),third Jenna Loder and**5 = did not play Team Jonessecond Ashley 6Howard9 ** 73 from ** Team 71 Overton-Clapham ponder the next shot. KOE WW****L +7 = player unranked due to insufficient games Team Carey ** 66 67 77 70 KOE WW****L Skips Skips 1Stefanie LawtonLW****L LAW 69 76 ** 76 79 ** 75 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) MAR 1Stefanie LawtonMAR LW***** LAW 69 76 ** 76 79 75 ** = did not play 2Heather Nedohin NED ** 65 78 81 ** 74 74 = player unranked due to insufficient games 1Heather Nedohin NED ** 65 78 81 ** 75 + Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG 3Sherry MiddaughMCE WWW**** MID 61 78 ** 70 75 ** 71 MCE WWW**** 3Sherry Middaugh MID 61 78 ** 70 75 71 Thirds 4Crystal Webster WEB 59 76 ** 74 70 ** 70 STO **WWW** 4Crystal Webster WEB 59 76 ** 74 70 70 Team Win/Loss Grid After 4 Draws STO **WW*** 1 B.J. Neufeld MCE ** 80 91 77 ** 98 87 5 Chelsea Carey CAR ** 53 61 79 ** 80 69 5 Chelsea Carey CAR ** 53 61 79 ** 65 2 Jon MeadCAR JON STO LAW MID 76 NED ** OVE 75 WEB** 88 97 84 6 Cathy Overton­ClaphamGame Scores by Draw OVE ** 63 55 64 ** 78 65 6 Cathy Overton­ClaphamGame Scores by Draw OVE ** 63 55 64 ** 61 3 John Morris MAR 74 ** 85 ** 69 81 78 7 Kaitlyn Lawes JON 51 ** 57 ** 66 58 58 7 Kaitlyn Lawes JON 51 ** 57 ** 66 58 4CAR Pat Simmons**L*L*L KOE ** 81 64 78 ** 83 76 Draw A B C D E Draw A B C D E ** = did not play 5 Adam Casey GUS ** 66 75 81 ** 75 75 1 * MAR 6 * STO 9 ** = did not play JON *****WW + = player unranked due to insufficient games 1 * MAR 6 * STO 9 5Wayne Middaugh HOW 65 ** 63 ** 91 86 75 + = player unranked due to insufficient games EPP 7 HOW 5 EPP 7 HOW 5 7LAW Scott BaileyW**WW** EPP 68 69 ** 83 77 ** 74 2 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) GUS 2 * KOE 5 2 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) GUS 2 * KOE 5 * MCE 8 EPP 3 MID **L*LW* Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG * MCE 8 EPP 3 Skips Draw 1 2 3 4 5AVG Teams3 STO 7 * MAR 10 HOW 6 1Jeff StoughtonNED W*LW*** STO 86 ** 64 ** 83 91 81 Teams3 STO 7 * MAR 10 HOW 6 1Team Middaugh* KOE 68 5 85 GUS ** 77 7 * MCE 73 ** 7 76 2 Mike McEwen MCE ** 83 75 81 ** 79 79 1Team Middaugh* KOE 68 5 85 GUS ** 77 7 73 * MCE 76 7 OVE *L*L**L 2 Team Lawton 78 80 ** 68 76 ** 75 3 Glenn Howard HOW 64 ** 72 ** 89 86 77 4 * EPP 8 * KOE 8 2 Team Lawton4 * EPP 8 78 80 ** 68 76 75 * KOE 8 3 Team Carey ** 66 67 77 ** 80 73 4WEB John EppingWL***W* EPP 75 78 ** 81 70 ** 76 MCE 9 GUS 7 3 Team NedohinMCE 9 ** 72 74 73 ** 73 GUS 7 4 Team Overton­Clapham ** 76 68 70 ** 72 72 5Kevin Martin MAR 80 ** 93 ** 57 67 75 5 STO 10 EPP 4 4 Team Jones 69 ** 73 ** 73 72 4 Team Nedohin ** 72 74 73 ** 69 72 5 STO EPP 6Kevin Koe KOEGame Scores by Draw ** 76 59 84 ** 68 72 * MAR 4 * HOW 10 4 Team Overton­Clapham ** 76 68 70 ** 72 6 Team Webster 63 75 ** 75 72 ** 71 MAR HOW 7Brad Gushue GUS ** 61 79 70 ** 74 71 6 Team Webster 63 75 ** 75 72 71 Draw A B C D E 6 Team Jones6 GUS 69 ** 73 ** 73KOE 70 71 MCE 7 Team Carey6 GUS ** 66 67 77 **KOE 70 MCE STO HOW MAR ** = did not play 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 STO HOW MAR ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games LAW 10 WEB 7 7 EPP HOW ** = did not play 7 EPP HOW + = player unranked due to insufficient games + = player unranked due to insufficient games STO MAR STO MAR 2 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) * WEB 7 * LAW 8 * MID 8 CAR 4 NED 5 OVE 5 8 Team Win/Loss Grid After 6 Draws MCE GUS 8 Team Win/Loss Grid After 5 Draws MCE GUS Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6AVG KOE EPP KOE EPP 3 * OVE 6 * NED 9 CAR JON LAW MID NED OVE WEB Teams MAR HOW MCE CAR JON LAW MID NED OVE WEB JON 9 CAR 7 9 MAR HOW MCE 1 Team McEwen ** 81 82 84 ** 90 84 9 CAR **L*LWLKOE GUS STO CAR 5 NED 8 * OVE 4 CAR **L*L*LKOE GUS STO 2Team Martin4 81 ** 90 ** 77 83 83 2Team Stoughton 82* LAW ** 72 6 ** * MID 88 6 92 WEB 83 8 JON **L*LWW JON **L**WW 4 Team Howard5 73WEB ** 75 ** LAW 92 84 80 5Team Epping 78 82 ** 81 74 ** 79 LAW WW*WW** LAW WW*WW** MID JON 6Team Koe ** 82 66 83 ** 78 77 6 JON CAR MID **L*LWW MID **L*LWW 6Team Gushue ** 73 78 79 ** 78 77 NED OVE NED WWLW* ** NED W*LW*** ** = did not play 7 MID WEB OVE LL*L**L + = player unranked due to insufficient games JON LAW OVE *L*L**L WL*L*W* 8 NEDTeam Win/Loss Grid After 6 Draws LAW CAR WEB WEB WL*L*W* WEB OVE MID EPP GUS HOW KOE MAR MCE STO Game Scores by Draw Game Scores by Draw 9 JON OVE CAR NED Draw A B C D E **LLWL* Draw A B C D E EPP 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 GUS ***LLLL 1 * MID 4 * JON 9 LAW 10 WEB 7 LAW 10 WEB 7 HOW W**W*LL 2 * WEB 7 * LAW 8 * MID 8 2 * WEB 7 * LAW 8 * MID 8 CAR 4 NED 5 OVE 5 KOE WWL***L CAR 4 NED 5 OVE 5 3 * OVE 6 * NED 9 LW***LL 3 * OVE 6 * NED 9 MAR JON 9 CAR 7 JON 9 CAR 7 MCE WWW*W** 4 CAR 5 NED 8 * OVE 4 4 CAR 5 NED 8 * OVE 4 * LAW 6 * MID 6 WEB 8 * LAW 6 * MID 6 WEB 8 STO *WWWW** 5 WEB 7 LAW 7 5 WEB 7 LAW 7 Game Scores by Draw * MID 8 * JON 5 * MID 8 * JON 5 Draw A B C D E 6 JON 3 * CAR 7 6 JON CAR * NED 8 OVE 4 NED OVE 1 * MAR 6 * STO 9 7 MID WEB EPP 7 HOW 5 7 MID WEB JON LAW JON LAW 2 GUS 2 * KOE 5 8 NED LAW CAR * MCE 8 EPP 3 8 NED LAW CAR WEB OVE MID WEB OVE MID 3 STO 7 * MAR 10 HOW 6 9 JON OVE * KOE 5 GUS 7 * MCE 7 9 JON OVE CAR NED CAR NED 4 * EPP 8 * KOE 8 MCE 9 GUS 7 5 STO 10 EPP 4 * MAR 4 * HOW 10 6 * GUS 5 KOE 4 MCE 8 STO 9 * HOW 12 * MAR 6 7 EPP HOW STO MAR 8 MCE GUS KOE EPP 9 MAR HOW MCE KOE GUS STO Page 16 Friday, November 30, 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. 8 5 8 4 8 THURS. 9 McEwen 6 Lawton 6 Middaugh 8 Webster 7 Gushue Nov. 29 7 Webster 7 Lawton 10 Stoughton 4 Epping 5 2:00 p.m. 8 Middaugh 5 Jones 4 Martin 10 Howard 5 Gushue 3 Jones 7 Carey 4 Koe 8 McEwen 6 7:00 p.m. 9 Stoughton 8 Nedohin 4 Overton-Clapham 12 Howard 6 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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