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BRUCE’S BOYS BELIEVE THEY CAN BUILD ON BAND OF BROTHERS BOND
Set to end a calendar year as skip of the world’s number one team for the first time, Bruce Mouat has reflected on the work done on and off the ice to develop the dynamics that have seen them power...
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Scotland – England Rivalry Adds Extra Dimension To Mixed Doubles Bid
They may historically be considered “auld enemies”, but it is a friendly rivalry between Scottish and English athletes that will be showcased once again when three British Curling teams take to the ice in Latvia this week at the Riga...
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MOUAT COMPLETES STUNNING GRAND SLAM HAT-TRICK AT THE NATIONAL
Scotland’s Team Mouat claimed their third title in this season’s three Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) events when they out-grappled the host nation’s Team Jacobs in the final of the KIOTI National in St John’s, Newfoundland to further strengthen their...
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MOUAT LOOKS TO SLAM BACK INTO ACTION IN ANOTHER REMOTE WORKPLACE
After a week spent in one of Europe’s most northerly outposts, Team Mouat have rapidly crossed the North Sea and the Atlantic to find themselves in another curling outpost to compete once more at the highest level of the sport....
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SCOTS SETTLE FOR SILVER FOR FIRST TIME AT EUROS
After making it to the gold medal match for the fifth time in five appearances at the event, Scotland’s Team Mouat had to settle for silver for the first time at the Le Gruyere AOP European Championships after they were...
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BRONZE FOR SCOTTISH WOMEN TO END EUROS ON HIGH
Scotland’s women claimed a bronze medal at the Le Gruyere European Championships after a controlled performance saw them claim a deserved 6-4 win over last year’s finalists Italy. Rebecca Morrison, Jen Dodds, Sophie Sinclair and Sophie Jackson went into the...