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WHYTE’S MEN BEAT WORLD NUMBER ONES TO RETAIN SCOTTISH TITLE
After making their Grand Slam breakthrough in Canada last month, Team Whyte strengthened their claim to be the form team of 2025 when they beat the world’s top ranked team to successfully defend their Hardie Engineering Scottish Curling Championships title...
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TEAM HENDERSON DEFEND TITLE AND CROWNED 2025 SCOTTISH CHAMPS
Team Henderson successfully defended the women’s title at The Hardie Engineering Scottish Curling Championships when they clinched a 10-2 win over the competition’s top ranked Team Morrison in the Dumfries Ice Bowl. Operating as a five player team this season...
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HENDERSON’S DEFENDING CHAMPS GO STRAIGHT TO WOMEN’S FINAL
Team Henderson took a major step towards holding onto the women’s title at The Hardie Engineering Scottish Curling Championships when they clinched a 9-5 win over the competition’s top ranked side in the last of their round-robin matches in the...
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SCOTS LOOK TO KEEP WINNING HABIT AHEAD OF WHEELCHAIR WORLD CHAMPS
Scotland’s leading wheelchair curlers will get their final taste of international action ahead of the World Wheelchair Champs next month when they pit themselves against some of their main rivals at the Euro Super League (ESL) in Trondheim this weekend...
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TOP RANKED TEAMS GET SET FOR SHOWDOWN DAY IN ROUND ROBIN
With one day’s play left ahead of the play-offs at The Hardie Engineering Scottish Curling Championships, this season’s form teams are set for key games to decide which of them head into the final directly and who must negotiate a...
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FAMILIAR FACES EMERGE AS LEADING CONTENDERS MIDWAY THROUGH NATIONALS
As the round-robin section of The Hardie Engineering Scottish Curling Championships reached the halfway stage at the Dumfries Ice Bowl, the teams that have dominated both events in recent years have pulled clear of the field. In the women’s event...