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“For all four of us it means a lot to get a win on the European Tour,” @evemuirhead after leading British Curling's Team Red to victory at the inaugural Challenger event in Switzerland. The squad return to Switzerland next week to compete in the Basel Women's Masters. #curling
“There’s a great line-up with world champs and Olympic champs, but we will target the event knowing we are one of the best teams there,” Eve Muirhead on another new challenge that awaits British Curling’s women In Switzerland. The newly created eight-team event, The Challenger which takes place in the town of Basel, will once again see the full nine-player, British Curling elite women’s squad in action against some of the best teams in the world including Sweden’s Olympic champions Team Hasselborg and the host country’s reigning world champions Team Tirinzoni. Gina Aitken was playing alongside three-time Olympian Eve Muirhead when they last lined up in the same field as Hasselborg and Tirinzoni at another new event, the inaugural Euro Super Series in Stirling earlier this month, but they are rival skips this time around, as they were last week when Aitken guided her team to that final, an experience she relished and having waited more than a year to compete overseas, she is looking forward to another trip this weekend. “Last week in Russia was amazing to be out in what was a really nice place and competing with international teams again, getting a feel for what we love doing,” said Aitken. “Switzerland’s always lovely, so I’ve got high hopes for this week, but it’ll be a new place for me.” The Challenger gets underway tomorrow. #curling
Team Whyte Look To Build On Breakthrough Win In Canada After coming through an all Scottish final to register a second Scottish win on successive weekends in Canada, Team Whyte will be flying the Saltire solo as they head into the ATB Okotoks Classic in Alberta this weekend (23-26 September). “It’s great to finally win our first event in Canada,” said Whyte. “We have been close many times so to get over the line and finally win was a nice feeling. “We now go out to Okotoks in Calgary for a competition with another strong field so we will look to try and have another good week and see how far we can get." 📸©PPA/Graeme Hart #curling 🥌

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WORLD TEAM RANKINGS

Women

9 Team Eve Muirhead 283.984
38 Team Maggie Wilson 83.813
61 Team Beth Farmer 51.363

Men

5 Team Bruce Mouat 343.005
12 Team Ross Paterson 244.317
17 Team Ross Whyte 201.479

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