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SCOTS KEEP PARALYMPIC DREAM ALIVE WITH WIN OVER SLOVAKIA
Relentless accuracy when they needed it most saw Scotland produce a vital result in their World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championship campaign in Stevenston as they dominated the first five ends to set up a 6-3 win over one of their...
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HARDIE RELISHES RETURN TO PLACE WHERE IT ALL BEGAN
When Grant Hardie made the trip from Scotland’s south-west to its north east in the spring of 2017, little did he know that he was embarking on a journey that would transform his curling career. The then 24-year-old, who was...
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ENGLAND CLAIM FIRST WIN AT WORLD WHEELCHAIR MIXED DOUBLES
After suffering their second loss of the event in their opening match of the second day, England’s Karen Aspey and Stewart Pimblett showed their fighting qualities to recover quickly and register their first win at the World Wheelchair Curling Mixed...
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SCOTS BEAT ENGLAND TO GET CRUCIAL MIXED DOUBLES CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY
An11-4 win over British Curling colleagues England helped get Scotland’s Charlotte McKenna and Hugh Nibloe off to the ideal start as they began a World Wheelchair Curling Mixed Doubles Championship campaign on home ice that will also decide whether ParalympicsGB...
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AWARD WINNER PIMBLETT AIMS TO CARRY MOMENTUM INTO MIXED DOUBLES
After being recognised by his fellow competitors for his outstanding sportsmanship during the team event, England skip Stewart Pimblett is aiming to build on the performances that took them to the brink of the play-offs as he and Karen Aspey...
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INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY: WHEELCHAIR CURLING SET TO GET LAPPIN EVER FASTER
When Cheryl Lappin was appointed to improve British Curling’s Paralympic recruitment pathway less than two years ago she knew she was coming into a sport in which women had equal status at every level. That was only reinforced at this...