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April 2008 Featured TCN Content
• World redemption for Kevin Martin?
• World Mixed Doubles: a stunning debut
• Curling Manga: Japanese cartoons draw the button
• Levelwear and TCN want to sponsor your team!
• Club Corner: Curling back into schools
• Collingwood builds wheelchair elevator
• WEB SPECIAL: Team Martin´s Ben Hebert, from the Feb issue
• Web SPECIAL: Teri Lake on the early end of a season
• Event preview: the final three
• Rodger Schmidt: Germany, France are keys
• Edmonton gets the Olympic Trials
• Dominion events rake in 200K
• Frenchmen spend 10K to train nine weeks in Toronto
• The JVC Curling TV Guide for April
• They Said It: featuring Martin, Stoughton, McCusker and more
• Team Glenn Howard: the Fantasy Camp
• Mark Spector on the «regular people» of curling
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> CURLING HEADLINE NEWS
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Canada defeats Scotland for World Men's Curling Championship |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Scotland rocks Canada, advances to World final |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Canada defeats Norway in semifinal |
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Source: Norway rolls through China and into World semifinal |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Six-way tie for second at World Men's Curling Championship |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Down to wire at World Men's |
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Source: WCF Release Canada, Germany share lead atop leaderboard |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Canada defeats Scotland at World Men's |
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Source: World Curling Federation Release Czech Republic downs USA, moves to 2-0 at World Men's |
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Source: By Jim Morris, THE CANADIAN PRESS Kevin Martin sees future for curling |
> TCN TOP 15 MEN as of Apr. 21
- Kevin Martin
(Edmonton)
Huge year, with a well-deserved World Champ label - Glenn Howard
(Coldwater)
Extraordinary team won the final two Slams, including TPC - Kevin Koe
(Edmonton)
Broke through with Canada Cup win; semis at TPC; great year - Pat Simmons
(Moose Jaw)
Semis on The Rock; outstanding talent proved himself in 2008 - Randy Ferbey
(Edmonton)
QF money in St. John´s; you haven´t heard the last of The Ferb - Jeff Stoughton
(Winnipeg)
Good year; could be one or two changes coming - Wayne Middaugh
(Toronto)
Taxman´s favourite whipping boy only had one bad week, during provincials - Kerry Burtnyk
(Winnipeg)
Good to see a strong finish at TPC in St. John´s - Bob Ursel
(Kelowna)
Bear Mountain champ also had a great Brier - Brad Gushue
(St. John´s)
Changes in the wind - David Murdoch
(Scotland)
Couldn´t stop the Old Bear - Greg McAulay
(Vancouver)
Comeback player of the year made the QFs in St. John´s - Shawn Adams
(Halifax)
Great season; lost a C-final at TPC - Mike McEwan
(Winnipeg)
Slam "Rookie of the Year" proved his place among the big boys - Peter Corner
(Oakville)
Off to retirement; Mike Harris takes over team
> TCN TOP 15 WOMEN as of Apr. 21
- Jennifer Jones
(Winnipeg)
World champion; simply refused to die - Shannon Kleibrink
(Calgary)
Great season, oh-so-close at Scotties - Kelly Scott
(Kelowna)
Good cash season; poor STOH; a better Canada Cup - Stefanie Lawton
(Saskatoon)
Broke through with big win at Canada Cup - Sherry Middaugh
(Coldwater)
Bronzed again; good finish at St. John´s - Michelle Englot
(Regina)
Gutsy in Regina, good showing at TPC - Amber Holland
(Regina)
Leaps into Top 10 with big win in St. John´s - Bingyu Wang
(China)
From 14th to 8th after Vernon; do they know how good they are? - Eve Belisle
(Quebec City)
Great season; semis at St. John´s - Mirjam Ott
(Switzerland)
Happy with first Worlds podium finish - Cheryl Bernard
(Calgary)
Semis at Canada Cup, Players´ Championship - Sherry Anderson
(Delisle)
Decent season for the veterans; QF cash on The Rock - Marie-France Larouche
(Quebec City)
Female comeback skip of the year - Moe Meguro
(Japan)
And you laughed at last year´s TCN Top 15 appearances - Cathy King
(Edmonton)
Okey-dokey in 2007-08; made some money at TPC
