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WHEELCHAIR CURLERS GET FIRST TASTE OF GRAND SLAM ACTION
Wheelchair athletes will get their first opportunity to sample curling’s most glamorous environment this week when they take part in the Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) Invitational in Ontario (September 24-28). With GSOC events having long been the most lucrative...
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WHYTE DEFENDS AS MOUAT TARGETS SLAM OF SLAMS
While Ross Whyte leads his defending champions into the first event in curling’s most prestigious series, compatriot Bruce Mouat will be targeting a victory which would complete a unique Grand Slam of Grand Slams at the AMJ Masters in London,...
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SCOTS MEN’S TEAMS TEST OPTIONS AS MOUAT MISSES CANADA OPENER
Scotland’s top three men’s teams will be in action at the AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic in Canada this week, but they will all have unfamiliar looks for the high class event in Cornwall, Ontario (September 10-14). As they did...
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WHYTE GOLD RUSH IN ONTARIO AS MASTERS CHAMPS SET TONE
Having made their Grand Slam of Curling breakthrough by winning last season’s Masters Championship, Scotland’s Team Whyte made another statement on their first appearance in Canada this season with an unbeaten run to victory at the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard....
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BURKE RECOVERS FROM FALL TO HELP TEAM TO BADEN TITLE
British Curling performance foundation quartet Team Laurie came through a worrying moment when one of their team members suffered a nasty looking fall during the final of the European Junior Curling Tour (EJCT) event in Baden to claim a morale...
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SCOTS SET FOR FIRST TRANS-ATLANTIC CHALLENGE OF NEW SEASON
Looking to build on the confidence gained in their strong performance on home ice last month, the women selected to represent Team GB at next year’s Winter Olympics are part of a strong British Curling contingent who are making their...