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PARALYMPIAN DAVID MELROSE RETIRES FROM ELITE WHEELCHAIR CURLING
Paralympian David Melrose (Duns) who joined the British Curling Wheelchair Curling programme at the start of the Beijing cycle has announced his retirement from elite wheelchair curling. The former fire fighter described his time on the programme as the most...
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OLYMPIC GOLDEN GIRLS RECOGNISED IN QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST
Olympic Champions Team Muirhead and British Curling’s Olympic Head Coach David Murdoch have all received awards in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list in recognition of their achievements following their golden success at the Beijing Winter Olympics in Platinum Jubilee year....
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British Curling Olympic and Paralympic Programme Membership Policy - Milan Cortina cycle
Want to curl alongside some of the best in the world in the National Curling Academy?Targeting the Olympics/Paralympics for the Milan-Cortina cycle and beyond? British Curling's Olympic and Paralympic Programme Membership Policy for the Milan-Cortina cycle is available to download...
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SCOTS FINISH SEASON IN STYLE WITH WORLD JUNIORS TITLE WIN
British Curling’s golden season ended in appropriate fashion in Jonkoping today when Team Craik became World Junior Champions with an emphatic 7-1 victory over Germany in the final. James Craik, Angus Bryce, Scott Hyslop and Niall Ryder had been the...
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SCOTLAND’S MEN REACH FINAL OF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPS
Scotland’s Team Craik cruised into the men’s final at the World Junior Curling Championship with a semi-final victory over Norway that was more convincing than the 7-5 scoreline. Starting with the hammer by virtue of having topped the round-robin standings,...
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SCOTLAND’S MEN TOP STANDINGS AHEAD OF WORLD JUNIORS PLAYOFFS
Scotland skip James Craik is hoping that it will be third time lucky for him at the World Junior Championships after once again finishing top of the round-robin standings and heading into the playoffs as top seeds. Craik was part...