December 31, 2005
Reid Carruthers and his Valour Road team (with Jason Gunnlaugson, Justin Richter, and Tyler Forrest) won the last event on the regular schedule of the tour, beating clubmate Sean Grassie 8-5 in the final of the LABATT FORT ROUGE CHRISTMAS SPIEL last night (December 30th).
Wed, December 28, 2005
It was the highlight of the 2004-05 season and it may go down in history as the greatest hit ever recorded in the game.
Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones made the most dramatic shot to ever win a curling championship when she executed an in-off takeout to crack the winning four at the national Scott Tournament of Hearts. That “shot-heard-around-the-curling-world” also earned Jones a trip to the Canadian Curling Trials and with it, funding as carded athletes and a spot in the Canada Cup.
Wayne Middaugh will not be at the 2006 Canadian Open. (File)
Rogers Sportsnet will have semifinal and final coverage of the tourney on January 8.
WINNIPEG (CP) — The Pierre Charette team of Quebec, ranked 14th on the Ultima World Curling Tour, will replace Ontario’s Wayne Middaugh team, who were a last minute cancellation, at the BDO Classic Canadian Open of Curling in Winnipeg, Jan. 5-8.
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