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Ontario's winning rink, from L-R: Richard Hart, Brent Laing, Craig Savill and skip Glenn Howard. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)

2007 Tim Horton's Brier

Howard earns first title as skip, third overall

Last Updated March 11, 2007

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Ontario's Glenn Howard definitively stepped out of his older brother's shadow on Sunday, earning his first Brier championship as a skip with a comeback win.

Howard overcame a 5-3 deficit to beat Brad Gushue of Newfoundland and Labrador 10-6 in the final of the 78th Brier at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton.

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Playoffs
Championship
Sunday March 11, 2006

  • Ontario 10, Newfoundland & Labrador 6

Semifinal
Saturday March 10, 2006

  • Ontario 8, Manitoba 4

Page Playoffs
Friday, March 9, 2006

  • (3) Manitoba 6, (4) Alberta 3
  • (1) Ontario 6, (2) Newfoundland & Labrador, 7

Tournament standings ( through 17 draws )
Team Wins Losses
x-Ontario (Howard) 10 1
x-Newfoundland & Labrador (Gushue) 8 3
x-Manitoba (Stoughton) 8 3
x-Alberta (Martin) 8 3
Saskatchewan (Simmons) 7 4
Northern Ontario (Harnden) 5 6
Northwest Territories-Yukon (Koe) 5 6
British Columbia (Joanisse) 4 7
Quebec (Charette) 4 7
Prince Edward Island (Gallant) 4 7
Nova Scotia (Kehoe) 2 9
New Brunswick (Dobson) 1 10

    
Rosters for the Brier
Team Players (skip, third, second, lead, alternate)
Alberta Kevin Martin, John Morris, Marc Kennedy, Ben Hebert, Blayne Iskiw
British Columbia Dean Joanisse, Mike Wood, Dave Nantes, Chris Atchison
Manitoba Jeff Stoughton, Ryan Fry, Rob Fowler, Steve Gould
New Brunswick Paul Dobson, Scott Jones, Ryan Porter, Pierre Fraser
Newfoundland & Labrador Brad Gushue, Mark Nichols, Chris Schille, Jamie Korab
Northern Ontario Al Harnden, Brad Jacobs, Dusty Jakomait, Rob Thomas
Northwest Territories-Yukon Jamie Koe, Kevin Whitehead, Mark Whitehead, Brad Chorostkowski
Nova Scotia Mark Kehoe, Curt Palmer, Doug Bryant, Richard Barker
Ontario Glenn Howard, Richard Hart, Brent Laing, Craig Savill
Prince Edward Island Peter Gallant, Kevin Champion, Mark O’Rourke, Robert Campbell
Quebec Martin Ferland, Pierre Charette (skip), Philippe Lemay, Marco Berthelot
Saskatchewan Pat Simmons, Jeff Sharp, Gerry Adam, Steve Laycock
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