Here are the team rosters for our Travelers Club Championship this weekend:

Men’s Teams

Paul Neima, Joe Callaghan, Ankur Deshpande, Alan Mason

Paul Field, Roddie MacLean, Edgar Coffin, Lew Black

Angus Kennedy, Jeff Taylor, Brent Irving, Angus Davies

Ray Biagé, Robert Thibodeau, Brad Gardiner, Jim Orr

Women’s Teams

Lisa Jackson, Carolyn Coulson, Melissa Morrow, Jodi Murphy

Kim Glydon, Morgan Kirkham, Tracy MacDonald, Krista Affleck

Kelly Watts, Cathy Handren, Paula Ling, Theresa Andrews

Here’s a link to CBC Compass from last night. The clip from the 55+ Games with Jean Anderson and Barry Craswell starts at the 21:12 mark.

http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/PEI/ID/2655428779/

Here’s another CBC video clip from the 55+ Plus games – you’ll spot a few Club members on the ice!

http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/PEI/ID/2655418592/

Just in! Here are photos of the winners of the provincial Stick championship, which wrapped up Feb. 12 at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. Both the Open (any combination of men and/or women) and Women’s divisions were won by Cornwall Curling Club teams.

Open Division winners (L-R): Barry Craswell, Sterling Stratton

Women’s Division winners (L-R): Gloria Clarke, Ruth Stavert, with trophy presented by Clair Sweet of the Maple Leaf Curling Club

Club members are reminded that the deadline to sign up for our Club Travelers Curling Club Championship playdowns is Monday Feb. 23.

Our men’s and women’s Club championships for the Travelers (formerly The Dominion) Curling Club Championship will take place the weekend of February 27 to March 1st. Entry fee is $100 per team. This event takes the form of a cashspiel. No food or prize table provided, but 50% of entry fees will be paid out as cash prizes. Teams must be comprised of regular Club members (no curlers from other clubs). We have relaxed the rule regarding curling together regularly, but the other Travelers requirements are in effect. Please read the eligibility requirements to determine whether you are eligible: http://www.curling.ca/travelerscurls/about/eligibility-information/

The winning men’s and women’s teams move on to the provincials – March 27-31 in Crapaud. The winning provincial teams go to the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club for the nationals, from November 23-28, 2015.

For more info on the Travelers Curling Club Championship, visit TravelersCurls.ca

You may have seen it on Compass the other night, or heard about it in previous announcements. It’s the Cornwall Rocks fundraising bonspiel to help cover the cost of refurbishing our rocks during the off season. We are please to announce that the signup sheet is now up at the Club.

Here is the draw for the Cornwall / Charlottetown Exchange 2015 on Thursday, February 19^th

Cornwall Curling Club

9:00  AM:

Ice 1: K. Blanchard, J. Dowling, R. DesRoches, Bob Maloney vs B. Bishop, P. Arsenault, P. Taweel, J. Gauthier

Ice 2: W. Arsenault, E. Murphy, C. Crockett, P. Cole vs A. Gauthier, V. MacLean, C. Mallard, T. Acorn

Ice 3: G. Laird, L. McGuigan, B. Anderson, N. Weatherby vs S. Ebbett, M. MacKay, L. Crabbe, D. MacKinnon

Ice 4: K. Dillon, F. Weiler, B. Sutcliffe, E. Lebrun vs D. MacKay, A. O’Malley, E. Coffin, J. McGuigan

10:15 AM:

Ice 1: S. Stratton, J. Baird, P. McCardle, E. Jay vs V. Fisher, R. Giggy, A. Jardine, D. Crozier

Ice 2: B. Acorn, J. Orr, E. Dunsford, J. MacPhail vs P. Durant, Joe Gill, H. MacLeod, C. Walton

Ice 3: C. Sweetapple, S. Yamamoto, M. MacLean, J. Donnely vs R. MacLean, M. Sanderson, E. Cudmore, J. Durant

Ice 4: V. Chowan, M. Craswell, D. Gillis, C. Mullen vs B. Craswell, C. Doucette, A. Greyborn, M. McKenna

1:00 PM

Ice 1: K. Blanchard, J. Dowling, R. DesRoches, Bob Maloney vs W. Arsenault, E. Murphy, C. Crockett, P. Cole

Ice 2: G. Laird, L. McGuigan, B. Anderson, N. Weatherby vs K. Dillon, F. Weiler, B. Sutcliffe, E. Lebrun

Ice 3: D. MacKay, A. O’Malley, E. Coffin, J. McGuigan vs S. Ebbett, M. MacKay, L. Crabbe, D. MacKinnon

Ice 4: A. Gauthier, V. MacLean, C. Mallard, T. Acorn vs B. Bishop, P. Arsenault, P. Taweel, J. Gauthier

2:00 PM

Ice 1: S. Stratton, J. Baird, P. McCardle, E. Jay vs B. Acorn, J. Orr, E. Dunsford, J. MacPhail

Ice 2: C. Sweetapple, S. Yamamoto, M. MacLean, J. Donnely vs V. Chowan, M. Craswell, D. Gillis, C. Mullen

Ice 3: B. Craswell, C. Doucette, A. Greyborn, M. McKenna vs R. MacLean, M. Sanderson, E. Cudmore, J. Durant

Ice 4: P. Durant, Joe Gill, H. MacLeod, C. Walton vs V. Fisher, R. Giggy, A. Jardine, D. Crozier

Photo: Team UPEI on a timeout

The Sara Spafford-skipped Saint Mary’s women’s team beat Team UPEI, skipped by Veronica Smith, 7-5 this afternoon to win the women’s Subway Atlantic University Sports Curling Championship at the Montague Curling Club. Both teams will now advance to the CIS/CCA Championship in Waterloo ON, March 18-21, hosted by Wilfred Laurier University.

Photo:  SMU women’s team, skipped by Sara Spafford

The Josh Barry-skipped UNB rink won the men’s final, with a 9-5 victory over St. Mary’s, captained by Scott Babin. Barry also plays on the PEI men’s championship rink, skipped by Adam Casey. Former Cornwall clubmember Alex Sutherland also plays on the UNB team. Both UNB and SMU advance to the CIS/CCA championships.

 
Photo: Team UNB, skipped by Josh Barry (left). PEI native Alex Sutherland is 4th from left.

The UPEI Women’s team, skipped by Cornwall Curling Club member Veronica Smith, finished round robin play last night in second place, with a 3-1 win-loss record at the UPEI-hosted Subway Atlantic University Sport Curling Championship in Montague, and have earned a berth in the 9 am semi-finals, against third place St. FX (2-2). The winner will go on to face  undefeated Saint Mary’s in the final, scheduled for 1 pm. Other members of Team UPEI are Jane DiCarlo, Emily Gray, and Aleya Quilty, with coach Paul Smith.

UPEI beat St. FX 9-3 in their round robin encounter, but lost 7-6 to SMU in an extra end in an extremely tight contest. They doubled DAL 10-5 and downed UNB 10-3 in their other games.

SMU takes on DAL in the 9 am Men’s semi, with the winner playing UNB in the 1 pm final.

Live scores at curlatlantic.com/scoreboard.  BellAliant Community One is live streaming games throughout the weekend at live.streamit.ca/?player=51&eventid=36979

The top two men’s teams and top two women’s teams will advance to the 2015 CIS-CCA University Championship in Waterloo, Ontario from March 18-21, 2015.

Our Cornwall Rocks! Fundraiser is coming up March 6 and 7. Just got an email from Kimberly MacDonald saying to watch Compass with Boomer at 5:50 this evening for more!

Signup sheet up next week!

Here are the pools (again) and the draws for the final round of the Wednesday evening Ladder League for this season. There are only six weeks in the round, so you will not play one of the teams.

Pool A

A1-Paul Durant, Danny Kneabone, Alan Acorn, Aaron Campbell
A2-Robert Thibodeau, Angus Kennedy, Joe MacKinnon, Ken Monaghan
A3-Devin Schut, Tyson Smith, Logan Maker, Mitchell Schut/Colin MacKenzie
A4-Bob Fowler, Carl Currie, Thane Thompson, Danny Young
A5-Donald DeWolfe, Avery Wells, Cameron Jenkins, Nick Johnston
A6-Gord Peters, Hank Kamphuis, Gerald Dykerman, Pat MacInnis
A7-Karen Currie, Valerie Acorn, Mark Perry, Leonard Gotell
A8-Kim Glydon, Morgan Kirkham, Tracy MacDonald, Krista Affleck

Pool B
B1-Mark MacDonald, Brad Gardiner, Wayne Dalziel, Wayne Goodwin
B2-Greg Groves, Winston Taylor, Donald Weeks, Marjorie Matthews|
B3-Paul Neima, Joe Callaghan, Ankur Deshpande, Alan Mason
B4-Kelly Watts, Cathy Handren, Paula Ling, Theresa Andrews
B5-Kristie Rogers, Elly Whitney-Coulter, Olivia MacPhail, Rachel MacLean
B6-David Younker, Kelli-Lynn Younker, Breanna Huntley, Ann Younker
B7-Ray Biagé, Derek Gallant, Rebecca Rolfe, Derek MacEwen
B8-Lew Black, Hans Wicki, Colleen Neily, Hans Anderegg

Week 1:  Feb. 18
6:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1:  B4-Kelly Watts vs B2-Greg Groves
Ice 2:  B7-Ray Biagé vs B6-David Younker
Ice 3:  B5-Kristie Rogers vs B1-Mark MacDonald
Ice 4: B8-Lew Black vs B3-Paul Neima

8:30 pm A Pool
Ice 1:  A4-Bob Fowler vs A2-Robert Thibodeau
Ice 2:  A7-Karen Currie vs A6-Gord Peters
Ice 3:  A5-Donald DeWolfe vs A1-Paul Durant
Ice 4: A8-Kim Glydon vs A3-Devin Schut

Week 2:  Feb. 25

6:30 pm A Pool
Ice 1:  A1-Paul Durant vs A6-Gord Peters
Ice 2:  A3-Devin Schut vs A4-Bob Fowler
Ice 3:  A7-Karen Currie vs A8-Kim Glydon
Ice 4:  A2-Robert Thibodeau vs A5-Donald DeWolfe

8:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1:  B1-Mark MacDonald vs B6-David Younker
Ice 2:  B3-Paul Neima vs B4-Kelly Watts
Ice 3:  B7-Ray Biagé vs B8-Lew Black
Ice 4:  B2-Greg Groves vs B5-Kristie Rogers

Week 3:  March 4
6:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1:  B7-Ray Biagé vs B4-Kelly Watts
Ice 2:  B8-Lew Black vs B2-Greg Groves
Ice 3:  B6-David Younker vs B5-Kristie Rogers
Ice 4:  B3-Paul Neima vs B1-Mark MacDonald

8:30 pm A Pool
Ice 1:  A7-Karen Currie vs A4-Bob Fowler
Ice 2:  A8-Kim Glydon vs A2-Robert Thibodeau
Ice 3:  A6-Gord Peters vs A5-Donald DeWolfe
Ice 4:  A3-Devin Schut vs A1-Paul Durant

Week 4:  March 11

6:30 pm A pool
Ice 1:  A6-Gord Peters vs A8-Kim Glydon
Ice 2:  A1-Paul Durant vs A4-Bob Fowler
Ice 3:  A2-Robert Thibodeau vs A3-Devin Schut
Ice 4:  A5-Donald DeWolfe vs A7-Karen Currie

8:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1:  B6-David Younker vs B8-Lew Black
Ice 2:  B1-Mark MacDonald vs B4-Kelly Watts
Ice 3:  B2-Greg Groves vs B3-Paul Neima
Ice 4:  B5-Kristie Rogers vs B7-Ray Biagé

Week 5:  March 18
6:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1:  B5-Kristie Rogers vs B3-Paul Neima
Ice 2:  B7-Ray Biagé vs B1-Mark MacDonald
Ice 3:  B6-David Younker vs B2-Greg Groves
Ice 4:  B8-Lew Black vs B4-Kelly Watts

8:30 pm A Pool
Ice 1:  A5-Donald DeWolfe vs A3-Devin Schut
Ice 2:  A7-Karen Currie vs A1-Paul Durant
Ice 3:  A6-Gord Peters vs A2-Robert Thibodeau
Ice 4:  A8-Kim Glydon vs A4-Bob Fowler

Week 6:  March 25

6:30 pm A Pool
Ice 1: A6-Gord Peters vs A3-Devin Schut
Ice 2: A8-Kim Glydon vs A1-Paul Durant
Ice 3: A5-Donald DeWolfe vs A4-Bob Fowler
Ice 4: A7-Karen Currie vs A2-Robert Thibodeau

8:30 pm B Pool
Ice 1: B6-David Younker vs B3-Paul Neima
Ice 2: B8-Lew Black vs B1-Mark MacDonald
Ice 3: B5-Kristie Rogers vs B4-Kelly Watts
Ice 4: B7-Ray Biagé vs B2-Greg Groves

The 2015 PEI Stick Championship, sponsored by the Ferguson-Logan Funeral home in Montague, wrapped up this afternoon at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, with teams from the Cornwall Curling Club winning both the Open (any combination of male/female) and Women’s divisions.

The Sterling Stratton/Barry Craswell duo edged Floyd Stewart and Gordon MacDonald from the Montague Curling Club 5-4 in the Open final. The two teams topped their respective round robin pools with 4-1 records, giving them byes into the semi-finals. Stewart/MacDonald edged their clubmates Bob Leard and Larry Dewar 5-4 in an extra end in the semis, while Stratton/Craswell stole a single in the fourth end, and deuces in five and six to beat the Blair Bernard/Dale Dennis team from the host club 7-2 to advance to the final. 12 Open Division teams were entered.

In the six team women’s division, the Gloria Clarke/Ruth Stavert rink edged their Cornwall clubmates Myrna Craswell and Etta Reid 5-4, stealing a point in the fourth end to give them the edge in the game. Reid was on last year’s winning team, while Stavert/Clarke won the previous four years. Craswell/Reid had a 4-1 round robin record, while Clarke/Stavert went 3-2. Clarke/Stavert beat the Audrey Thomson/Ann Barwise twosome 7-4 in the semi-final to advance to the final. Thomson/Barwise had a 4-1 round robin record.

The four open division teams in the semis (Laird/Dewar, Bernard/Dennis and the final (Stratton/Craswell, Stewart/MacDonald), along with the top two women’s rinks from this year’s event (Clarke/Stavert and Craswell/Reid) earn the right to compete in the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 11-13 in Amherst, NS.

The top two Open and Women’s division teams (the Women’s division, introduced when PEI hosted the event, is back this year) also earn the right to compete in the 2015 Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, April 2-5 at the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is an “open” event, but reserves entries for the top two teams from each of BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI.

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, including complete rules of play, visit www.stickcurling.ca.

Linescores and standings at: http://curlatlantic.com/scoreboard/#/competitions/1505-2015-ferguson-logan-funeral-home-stick-curling-championship-pei/scoreboard

It’s a Montague vs Cornwall final for the Open Division, and an all-Cornwall final in the Women’s in the 2:30 Provincial Stick Curling Finals, sponsored by Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home, and taking place at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary.

The Open sees Floyd Stewart and Gordon MacDonald of Montague take on Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell from Cornwall, while Gloria Clarke and Ruth Stavert face Myrna Craswell and defending champ Etta Reid in the Women’s.

Live Curlcast results here: http://curlatlantic.com/scoreboard/#/competitions/1505-2015-ferguson-logan-funeral-home-stick-curling-championship-pei/scoreboard

Round robin play wrapped up on Wednesday at the Provincial Stick Championship, sponsored by the Ferguson-Logan  Montague Funeral Home, and held at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary.

The 12 team, two pool Open Division (any combination of male/female players) quarter-finals go at 10:45 am on Thursday, with Bazil and Sterling Higginbotham from Montague playing Blair Bernard and Dale Dennis from the host club, and Bob Leard and Larry Dewar from Montague taking on Orville Willis and Sherrill Barwise from the Maple Leaf.

The semi-finals at 12 noon see Cornwall’s Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell face the winner of the quarter-final game between the Higginbothams and Bernard/Dennis, while Floyd Stewart and Gordon MacDonald from Montague take on the winner of the Leard/Dewar vs Willis/Barwise match.

The winners of the semis square off in the 2:30 pm final.

In the six team, one pool Women’s Division, Audrey Thompson and Ann Barwise from the Maple Leaf take on Cornwall’s Gloria Clarke/Ruth Stavert duo in the 12 noon semi, with the winner facing Cornwall’s Myrna Craswell/Etta Reid twosome in the 2:30 pm final.

The four open division teams in the semis and the final, along with the top two women’s rinks from this year’s event earn the right to compete in the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 11-13 in Amherst, NS.

The top two Open and Women’s division teams (the Women’s division, introduced when PEI hosted the event, is back this year) also earn the right to compete in the 2015 Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, April 2-5 at the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is an “open” event, but reserves entries for the top two teams from each of BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI.

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, including complete rules of play, visit www.stickcurling.ca.

Live results at http://curlatlantic.com/scoreboard/#/competitions/1505-2015-ferguson-logan-funeral-home-stick-curling-championship-pei/scoreboard

The Provincial Stick Curling Championship, sponsored by the Ferguson-Logan Funeral Home, with Open and Women’s divisions, got underway today at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, with twelve Open division (and combination of male or female) teams, divided into two pools, and six Women’s division two-person teams taking part in the round robin competition. After opening day, two Women’s division teams and one Open division team are still undefeated.

In the Women’s Division, the Gloria Thomson/Ann Barwise pair are 3-0, while the Gloria Clarke/Ruth Stavert twosome from Cornwall are 2-0. Only one Open team is still unbeaten – the Cornwall duo  of Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell.

Play continues with six draws on Wednesday. Two person stick curling games are six ends, and take about an hour to play. The championship round goes Thursday, with the finals at 2:30 pm.

The four open division teams in the semis and the final, along with the top two women’s rinks from this year’s event earn the right to compete in the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 11-13 in Amherst, NS.

The top two Open and Women’s division teams (the Women’s division, introduced when PEI hosted the event, is back this year) also earn the right to compete in the 2015 Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, April 2-5 at the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is an “open” event, but reserves entries for the top two teams from each of BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI.

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, including complete rules of play, visit www.stickcurling.ca.

Live Curlcast results at: http://curlatlantic.com/scoreboard/#/competitions/1505-2015-ferguson-logan-funeral-home-stick-curling-championship-pei/scoreboard

Event website: http://peicurling.com/stick20142015/

Our men’s and women’s Club championships for the Travelers (formerly The Dominion) Curling Club Championship will take place the weekend of February 27 to March 1st. Entry fee is $100 per team. This event takes the form of a cashspiel. No food or prize table provided, but 50% of entry fees will be paid out as cash prizes. Teams must be comprised of regular Club members (no curlers from other clubs). We have relaxed the rule regarding curling together regularly, but the other Travelers requirements are in effect. Please read the eligibility requirements to determine whether you are eligible: http://www.curling.ca/travelerscurls/about/eligibility-information/

The winning men’s and women’s teams move on to the provincials – March 27-31 in Crapaud. The winning provincial teams go to the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club for the nationals, from November 23-28, 2015.

For more info on the Travelers Curling Club Championship, visit TravelersCurls.ca

Curling, since its early days, has been mostly a sport for those of northern European origin, due to its Scottish origin and the need for a sheet of ice. The Cornwall Curling Club is pleased to have partnered with the PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada to introduce the sport, which now has more participants in Canada than everywhere else in the world combined, to a whole new audience — newcomers to our country from places like China and South America. With the help of our great volunteers, we taught the basics of the sport to dozens of Newcomers, over three weeks in January, and an extra night in February, and all indications are that they really enjoyed it. Who knows – maybe next season we’ll see some of them back here as members!

We also received some ice rental income for the Club on our mostly unused Sunday evening timeslot. Thanks to the Newcomers association, and also to the funding assistance we received from the Sport Partnership and Engagement Program, a project of the Sport Participation Bilateral which is jointly funded by the Province of PEI (Department of Health and Wellness) and the Federal Government (Canadian Heritage – Sport Canada).

Of course, the biggest thanks must go to our many volunteer instructors, including Vernon Chowan, Paula Ling, Paul Arsenault, Paul Durant, Donald Weeks, Myron and Diane MacKay (who didn’t get to go on because we had more instructors than we needed that night, but we thank them anyway!), Frank Martin, Brent Irving, Angela Sanderson, Frank Weiler, Bryan Sutherland, Krista Affleck, Ankur Deshpande, Carlene Peters, Edgar Coffin, Paul Neima, Joe MacKinnon, and anyone I forgot, too!

There were some close finishes at the first annual Glen Afton Golf Club Under 13 Funspiel, and added U14 division, on Saturday, here at the Cornwall Curling Club.  The event attracted 10 U13 teams and 4 U14.

The U13 division finished in a two team tie after the guaranteed three games, forcing a draw to the button between Cornwall’s Mitchell Schut rink, and the Alexis Burris foursome from Crapaud. The Schut team went through the house on their first shot, and were light on their second attempt, while the Burris rink were short of the house on their first draw, but made the rings on the second, for the first place honours.

Photo: U13 Winning Alexis Burris rink

Skip – -Alexis Burris
Third- Sydney Howatt
Second-Megan Sherren
Lead – Madelyn Cantwell

Photo: U13 Runner-up Mitchell Schut team

Skip: Mitchell Schut
Third: Liam Kelly
Second: Michael MacEwen
Lead: David Drake

Third place went to the Hayden Ford rink from Cornwall, while another draw to the button was needed to determine fourth place between the Noelle Handrahan foursome and the Jordan Condon-Dunphy team, both from the Silver Fox in Summerside, with the Handrahan team grabbing fourth place honours. Sponsor Merina Currie (pictured in the U13 team photos) from Glen Afton Golf Club was on hand to pass out the winning trophy, along with keeper plaques for both the winners and runners-up, cash prizes for the top four teams, and green fee door prizes as well.

Photo: U13 3rd place Hayden Ford team

Skip: Hayden Ford
Third: Chase MacMillan
Second: Lily Taweel
Lead: Liam Barbrick

Photo: U13 4th Place Noelle Handrahan team

Skip: Noelle Handrahan
Third: Olivia Wood
Second: Madelyn Macintosh
Lead: Cole MacKay

The Under 14 divison was a late add to the event, with four teams entered. The Brandon O’Grady team from Cornwall and the Silver Fox finished in first place. with the Gillian Barbrick team from Cornwall finishing second.

U14 winning Brandon O’Grady team

Skip: Brandon O’Grady
Third: Draven Kowalski
Second: Zach Walsh
Lead: Adam Spencer

Photo: U14 Runner-up Gillian Barbrick team
Skip: Gillian Barbrick
Second: Bailey O’Grady
Lead: Emma Coffin
Missing from photo: Lauren Lenentine

Thanks to sponsor Glen Afton Golf Club, organizer Brenda MacMillan, Club staff and volunteers, and also to Curl PEI for a U13 Funspiel grant to help with the event.