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INAUGURAL BRITISH CURLING WHEELCHAIR MIXED DOUBLES DEEMED A SUCCESS
Charlotte McKenna and Gary Smith narrowly missed out on securing a home win as Stirling’s National Curling Academy (NCA) hosted international wheelchair mixed doubles for the first time, but there was satisfaction all round with the staging of an event...
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WORLD’S BEST ON SHOW AT BRITISH CURLING’S INAUGURAL WHEELCHAIR MIXED DOUBLES EVENT
All three medal winning teams from this year’s World Championships are among a powerful international field assembled for British Curling’s first Wheelchair Mixed Doubles event at the National Curling Academy (NCA) this weekend. The quality of the competing teams reflects...
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MORRISON’S WOMEN SET TO SLAM INTO ACTION
British Curling’s Team Morrison make their top tier Grand Slam debut this week buoyed by the confidence generated from consistent performances on Canadian ice this season. Rebecca Morrison, Gina Aitken, Jen Dodds, Sophie Sinclair and Sophie Jackson form part of...
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PEAK WHEELCHAIR EVENT OFFERS CHANCE TO BUILD TOWARDS WORLDS
British Curling won the Stirling Wheelchair Curling International last year, but the rivalry for this year’s title will be fiercer than ever as four members of last year’s winning team will be competing in opposing teams this week at The...
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TEAM MOUAT LOOKING FOR EXTRA MARGINS ON RETURN TO CANADA
Five British Curling teams are in Canada looking to build on the success the programme has already enjoyed on that side of the Atlantic this season as they contest The Players Open which gets underway tomorrow in Dundas, Ontario (12-15...
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PARALYMPIC SKIP NIBLOE SEES WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY AS REMINDER TO FOCUS ON WELLBEING
Two time Paralympian Hugh Nibloe sees World Mental Health Day as a time to reflect, acknowledging that he has found the resources necessary to maintain good mental health. Three years ago, during Covid he took the necessary steps to reach...