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MOUAT AIMS FOR TWO TIMES TWO-IN-A-ROW AT CANADIAN OPEN
After winning the only Grand Slam of Curling event played so far this season, Team Mouat will also be defending their title when they take to the ice at the CO-OP Canadian Open Alberta this week (November 5-10). Former world...
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MORRISON'S WOMEN CLAIM MORALE BOOSTING WIN AHEAD OF EUROS
Just days after it was announced that they will represent Scotland at the Le Gruyere AOP European Curling Championships in Finland later this month, Team Morrison showed their mettle with a late comeback to claim victory in Canada at the...
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ENGLAND MAKE PERFECT START TO WORLD B CAMPAIGN
Team England got their World Wheelchair B Championships campaign off to the ideal start when they won both games on the opening day of the event in Finland. Lining up alongside 10 rival teams competing in Lohja for the last...
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ENGLAND WHEELCHAIR CURLERS LOOK TO STEP UP TO TOP TIER
England will make their bid to join the wheelchair curling elite later this season when they compete in the World Wheelchair B Championships in Finland this weekend (Sunday 3 – Friday 8 November). Stewart Pimblett, George Potts, Julian Mattison, Karen...
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TOP SCOTTISH WOMEN HEAD BACK TO CANADA
Both women’s teams on the British Curling Olympic programme are in action in Canada this week, but are taking on different challenges. For Rebecca Morrison, Jen Dodds, Sophie Sinclair and Sophie Jackson, the Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic will be...
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WHEELCHAIR CURLERS RETURN TO ACTION IN TALLINN
With her squad almost back to full fitness British Curling Head Paralympic Coach Sheila Swan is calling for a step up in performance as they head to Estonia to compete with some of the world’s best teams this weekend. A...