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- Epping's draw to button seals Players' Championship title
- Toronto's John Epping upset Glenn Howard of Coldwater, Ont., 7-6 on Sunday to win the men's final at the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Players' Championship. Epping drew to the button on the game's final shot to clinch the win in Summerside, P.E.I.
- Saskatoon's Stefanie Lawton wins curling Players' Championship
- Saskatoon's Stefanie Lawton defeated Winnipeg's Cathy Overton-Clapham 7-3 in the women's final of the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Sun Life Financial Players' Championship in Summerside on Saturday afternoon.
- Middaugh downs Nedohin rink to secure semifinal berth
- Sherry Middaugh stayed alive at curling's Players' Championship with a 6-5 tiebreak win over Heather Nedohin on Friday in Summerside, P.E.I. Middaugh, from Coldwater, Ont., will face Winnipeg's Cathy Overton-Clapham in the semifinal round.
- Scott grabs bragging rights in curling’s Howard family
- Scott and his father Glenn Howard recently celebrated their victory at the world men's curling championship. On Thursday, they were opponents at the Players' Championship and the youngster came through with an upset 6-3 victory with John Epping's rink.
- Glenn Howard's rink a step closer to berth in Olympic trials
- Glenn Howard scored three points in the seventh end and earned a key 8-5 in over Mike McEwen in Draw 5 action at the Players' Championship. Howard's Ontario rink improved to 2-0 and can claim a berth in the 2013 Olympic trials by reaching the semifinals.
- Overton-Clapham edges Muirhead at Players' Championship
- Cathy Overton-Clapham did not have much room to work with, but her game-winning shot concluded the opening women's draw of the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling in dramatic fashion on Tuesday night.
- Canada's Howard wins 4th world curling crown
- Canada's Glenn Howard has won his fourth world men's curling championship. The Coldwater, Ont., skip and his team of Craig Savill, Brent Laing and Wayne Middaugh beat Scotland 8-7 in an extra end at Basel, Switzerland.
- Canada's Nedohin claims bronze at world curling championship
- Canada's Heather Nedohin won the bronze medal at the women's world curling championship, defeating South Korea 9-6 on Sunday in Lethbridge, Alta.
- Canadian Ferbey retires from competitive curling audio
- Four-time world champion Randy Ferbey is retiring from competitive curling. He says he made the decision just over a week ago.
- Canadian fills in for German skip at women's curling worlds
- Canadian-born Melanie Robillard will skip Germany at the women's world curling championship starting Saturday.
- Ontario's Howard captures 2012 Brier title
- Often a finalist at the Canadian men's curling championship, Glenn Howard was building a reputation for losing championship games. He put that behind him as he led Ontario to a 7-6 win over Alberta's Kevin Koe in the final of the Brier on Sunday.
- Manitoba's Fowler defeats Koe for Brier bronze
- Manitoba's Rob Fowler won the bronze medal at the Canadian men's curling championship with an 8-7 win in an extra end over Jamie Koe of Yukon and Northwest Territories.
- Canadian Bottcher wins world junior curling championship
- Canada's Brendan Bottcher defeated Sweden 10-4 to win the gold medal at the world junior men's curling championship.
- Koe's rink 1st from Yukon/NWT to make Brier playoffs
- Jamie Koe of Yukon and Northwest Territories joined Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba in the playoffs at the Canadian men's curling championship. The Territories beat B.C.'s Jim Cotter 8-3 to capture the fourth and final playoff berth.
- photos Pins aplenty at Brier
- Pin collecting and trading is always a popular activity at curling events and the Brier has been no different.
- Howard sets record for career games at Brier
- Glenn Howard worked overtime to establish yet another record at the Brier. Ontario's 7-5 win in an extra end over Saskatchewan on Tuesday marked 175 career games at the Brier for Howard, surpassing the previous record set by his older brother Russ.
- Brier teams fight the flu video
- The flu-like illness that wreaked havoc on the women curling at the Tournament of Hearts now seems to be making its way through the men's teams at the Brier.
- Stoughton drops longtime lead Gould
- After a disappointing finish at this year's Manitoba curling championship, skip Jeff Stoughton has sacked longtime lead Steve Gould.
- Alberta captures Tournament of Hearts title
- Heather Nedohin's team from Edmonton beat B.C.'s Kelly Scott 7-6 to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Nedohin, third Beth Iskiw, second Jessica Mair and lead Laine Peters will represent Canada at the world championship next month in Lethbridge, Alta.
- Manitoba skip Jones takes bronze at Scotties
- Manitoba's Jennifer Jones wins the bronze medal at the Canadian women's curling championship with an 8-6 win over Quebec's Marie-France Larouche.
- Holland's bid for repeat ends at Hearts
- Amber Holland's team will not defend their Canadian women's curling championship. Her team from Kronau, Sask., was eliminated from contention in the final draw of the preliminary round Thursday night. Their bid for a repeat ended with an 11-5 loss to another Saskatchewan team skipped by Michelle Englot.
- Kim Dolan retires from competitive curling
- P.E.I. curler Kim Dolan, who just completed her 12th trip to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts championship, is retiring from competitive curling.
- Colleen Jones's rink reunites for shot at Sochi Olympics video
- After six years apart, one of the most successful teams in Canadian women's curling history is getting back together. Colleen Jones and Kim Kelly will join forces with skip Mary Anne Arsenault to form a powerful Nova Scotia team looking to qualify for the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
- Scoreboard: World Men's Curling Championship
- Scoreboard and draw schedule for the 2012 World Men's Curling Championship, March 31-April 8 in Basel, Switzerland.
- Standings: World Men's Curling Championship
- Round-robin standings for the 2012 World Men's Curling Championship, March 31-April 8 in Basel, Switzerland.
