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BUTTERFIELD’S TOUGHEST TEST HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH VIGILANCE
As a Paralympic gold medallist, Jo Butterfield MBE believes she has been blessed with an outlook that has allowed her to maintain a positive attitude throughout all the challenges she has faced, including the day she discovered she would be...
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CLEAN SPORT WEEK 2024
Journey to the Podium: We’re collaborating with UKAD for this year’s Clean Sport Week, 13 – 17 May. British Curling is proud to reaffirm our commitment to clean sport by backing UK Anti-Doping’s (UKAD’s) Clean Sport Week campaign from 13...
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WORLD MIXED DOUBLES CAMPAIGN ENDS IN FIRST ROUND OF PLAYOFFS FOR SCOTS
Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean made a painful exit from the World Mixed Doubles Championship in Sweden after dominating large sections of their meeting with their Swiss opponents in the first round of the playoffs. The Scottish pairing had gone...
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SCOTS SURGE INTO PLAYOFFS BY ENDING SWEDES UNBEATEN RUN
Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean saved their best form of the round-robin competition for its final day as they swept past China and hosts Sweden to claim a place in the playoffs at the World Mixed Doubles Championship in Oestersund....
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SCOTS HEAD INTO FINAL DAY OF ROUND-ROBIN WITH HOPES STILL ALIVE
Victory over New Zealand in their only match of day five at the World Mixed Doubles Championship in Sweden has kept Scotland’s Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean among the playoff contenders heading into their last two round-robin matches. The 9-3...
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WIN OVER DUTCH KEEPS SCOTS IN PLAYOFF CONTENTION AT WORLD MIXED DOUBLES
Scotland’s Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean recovered from defeat to Canada in their first match of the fourth day’s play at the World Mixed Doubles Championship in Sweden’s Oestersund Arena to maintain their playoff bid with a 7-5 victory over...