Club championship playoffs were held at the Cornwall Curling Club yesterday afternoon, after a storm delay in the morning.
In the Men’s category semi-finals, the winner of Pool A – Bob MacWilliams, played against runner-up of Pool B – Angus Kennedy. Bob MacWilliams won.
The winner of Pool B – Brock Spence, played against the runner-up of Pool A – Rob Young. Brock Spence won. In the final game – Bob MacWilliams played Brock Spence, with Brock winning the Club Dominion Men’s Championship for 2011. Congratulations to Brock Spence, Sean Ledgerwood, Chris Montigny, and Jay Carr!
In the Women’s category, after the Round Robin, the second place finisher – Debbie Rhodenhizer played the third place finisher – Karen Currie. Currie won, and will play in the final against first place finisher Lorianne Davies at a time to be determined later.
The Lorianne Davies rink includes Melody Beck, Tracy MacDonald, and Lynda Turnbull.
The Karen Currie team includes Helen Smith, Gloria Clarke, and Elaine Hughes.
The Brock Spence rink and the winning women’s team will advance to the PEI Dominion Curling Club Championship, March 17-20 at the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton.
The PEI winner will advance to the national The Dominion Curling Club championship in Richmond BC in November.
That Spence rink choked the last time they got to Provincials. Let’s hope they are able to keep it together for a whole weekend.
Does Alberton have a popcorn maker? The team fell apart when the bar ran out of popcorn in 2009.
Team Spence’s number one fan says……………..go Brock. We’ll be cheering for you from NWT!
Brock’s dryland training is starting to pay dividends!
Good to see Alex G, has taken his on ice curling etiquette to the comment section. Stay classy Yellowknife, stay classy.
As long as the Spence rink stays away from Michael’s Pizzeria they will have a good weekend.
Any idea on whether there will be a support/fan bus travelling up to Alberton?
Team Spence needs one thing and one thing only – hair braids. Montigny’s hair is OUT OF SIGHT.
Bus? Wouldn’t a chevette do the trick?
Will that Montigny fellow be teaching his “un”balanced delivery and time soon?
Good luck guys, I hope you make through until Sunday!!!!!
You don’t drive around Alberton in a Chevette… It’s a half-ton or nothing…
The big question is – will the front end be in good enough shape to get through a whole weekend of curling…..
The Curling Puma could be a kitten by Sunday.
I heard Ledgerwood was asking for 100 tickets for the weekend to hand out to groupies.
Good luck in Alberton boys. If you need a fifth, you know how to find me…
Does anyone know where a fella can get a free Globe and Mail?
Pleaze dady donut go. We wil mis u soooo much.
I have heard rumours that there are issues with the rink. Something about the front end not pulling its’ weight….