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2008 Scotties Tournament of Hearts

The complete draw and scoreboard from Regina

Last Updated Feb. 23, 2008

CBC Sports
Saturday, Feb. 16
Draw 1
  • Ontario def. Canada, 9-5
  • Nova Scotia def. New Brunswick, 8-4
  • Manitoba def. Prince Edward Island, 8-2
  • Quebec def. Saskatchewan, 9-6
Draw 2
  • Manitoba def. New Brunswick, 10-4
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. Yukon/NWT, 5-4
  • Alberta def. British Columbia, 6-4
  • Prince Edward Island def. Nova Scotia, 9-3
Sunday, Feb. 17
Draw 3
  • Ontario def. Saskatchewan, 7-4
  • Canada def. Quebec, 8-4
Draw 4
  • Alberta def. Newfoundland/Labrador, 6-4
  • Nova Scotia def. Manitoba, 6-5
  • New Brunswick def. Prince Edward Island, 9-2
  • B.C. def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 10-4
Draw 5
  • Saskatchewan def. Team Canada, 8-6
  • Alberta def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 8-5
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. British Columbia, 9-7
  • Quebec def. Ontario, 8-7
Monday, Feb. 18
Draw 6
  • Quebec def. Prince Edward Island, 8-7
  • Saskatchewan def. New Brunswick, 10-5
  • Ontario def. Manitoba, 11-4
  • Nova Scotia def. Canada, 7-5
Draw 7
  • British Columbia def. New Brunswick, 13-6
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. Prince Edward Island, 9-8
  • Alberta def. Nova Scotia, 9-7
  • Manitoba def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 8-2
Draw 8
  • Ontario def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 9-4
  • Alberta def. Canada, 9-4
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. Quebec, 11-8
  • Saskatchewan def. British Columbia, 5-3
Tuesday, Feb. 19
Draw 9
  • Canada def. Newfoundland/Labrador, 8-4
  • Ontario def. British Columbia, 7-6
  • Saskatchewan def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 6-5
  • Quebec def. Alberta, 8-4
Draw 10
  • Nova Scotia def. Saskatchewan, 8-4
  • Quebec def. Manitoba, 10-8
  • Canada def. New Brunswick, 7-3
  • Ontario def. Prince Edward Island, 10-2
Draw 11
  • Alberta def. Manitoba, 10-3
  • Nova Scotia def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 9-8
  • British Columbia def. Prince Edward Island, 6-5
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. New Brunswick, 9-8
Wednesday, Feb. 20
Draw 12
  • Prince Edward Island def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 9-8
  • Alberta def. New Brunswick, 9-3
  • Manitoba def. Newfoundland/Labrador, 8-7
  • British Columbia def. Nova Scotia, 9-6
Draw 13
  • Quebec def. British Columbia, 10-1
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. Saskatchewan, 7-5
  • Alberta def. Ontario, 10-8
  • Canada def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 10-5
Draw 14
  • Ontario def. New Brunswick, 7-5
  • Prince Edward Island def. Canada, 8-5
  • Nova Scotia def. Quebec, 9-6
  • Manitoba def. Saskatchewan, 7-5
Thursday, Feb. 21
Draw 15
  • Newfoundland/Labrador def. Nova Scotia, 8-7
  • Alberta def. Prince Edward Island, 8-7
  • Manitoba def. British Columbia, 8-4
  • Yukon/Northwest Territories def. New Brunswick, 10-8
Draw 16
  • Manitoba def. Canada, 9-4
  • Ontario def. Nova Scotia, 9-5
  • Saskatchewan def. Prince Edward Island, 8-1
  • Quebec def. New Brunswick, 8-2
Draw 17
  • Alberta def. Saskatchewan, 10-3
  • Quebec def. Yukon/Northwest Territories, 10-4
  • Team Canada def. British Columbia, 8-7
  • Ontario def. Newfoundland/Labrador, 8-5
Friday, Feb. 22
Tiebreaker
  • Manitoba def. Newfoundland/Labrador, 6-3
Page Playoffs
  • 3-4 game: Manitoba def. Quebec, 6-5
  • 1-2 game: Alberta def. Ontario, 8-7
Saturday, Feb. 23
 Semifinal
  • Manitoba def. Ontario, 9-8
Sunday, Feb. 24
Championship final - 12:30 p.m. ET
  • Manitoba def. Alberta, 6-4

 

2008 Tournament of Hearts

Backgrounder

Standings & Rosters

Draws & Scores

Streaming schedule

Joan McCusker: The Extra End

Broadcast Schedule

Championship Curling on CBC
2008 Scotties Tournament of Hearts

Semifinal
Saturday, Feb. 23
11:30 a.m. ET

Final
Sunday, Feb. 24
12:30 p.m. ET

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