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Programme Teams Back In Mix After Brief Festive Break
Just two days after Christmas four pairings from British Curling’s Olympic programme are back in competitive action this weekend at the Gothenburg Mixed Doubles Cup. The teams were immediately into action after making the trip with three former world champions...
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SINCLAIR AND BRYDONE EMERGE FROM PACK TO CLAIM MIXED DOUBLES TITLE
Sophie Sinclair and Robin Brydone have become the latest pair to double up as national champions after coming through a powerful field to take the title in the Scottish Mixed Doubles Championship at Curl Aberdeen. Entering the competition as an...
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BIG GUNS SET FOR SHARP SHOOTING SHOWDOWN IN ABERDEEN
The festive period may be a time for friends and family, but British Curling’s top performers will spend the weekend before Christmas trying to get the better of one another at the Scottish Mixed Doubles Championship in Aberdeen (December 19-22)....
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SMITH LEADS SCOTLAND BID FOR PROMOTION FROM WORLD B JUNIORS
British Curling’s Pathway Manager-Olympic Nancy Smith will be Scotland’s head coach as they aim to repeat recent history by using the World Junior B Championships as a launch pad for greater glory in Finland next week. Recently crowned national champions...
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PARALYMPIAN BUTTERFIELD PROMISES TO MAKE ATHLETE VOICE HEARD
Paralympic gold medallist Jo Butterfield has vowed to ensure that the needs of aspiring sportspeople at all levels will drive the future of disability sport following her election to the ParalympicsGB Athletes’ Commission. The 45-year-old, who became a Paralympic champion...
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FORMER BRITISH CURLING PATHWAY BOSS WINS PRESTIGIOUS PLx AWARD
The work of the architect of British Curling’s development strategy has been recognised with a major prize at The PLx Awards, UK Sport’s annual conference for leaders from the high-performance community. David Aitken, who retired from British Curling earlier this...