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April 2009 Featured TCN Content
• The Brier: Martin’s Men are really that good• The Scotties: Larry Wood wraps it up
• The Wrench Speaks III: One last blast from Eddie Werenich
• They Said It: an awesome finale to the 2009 season
• Matt Hames on drawing for the hammer
• Grand Slam in Grand Prairie
• Vancouver Olympic Centre: open for business
• The Dominion Club Corner
• Larry Wood on the World Cup of Curling
• Canada Cup: it runneth over
• The Curling News TV Guide: April 2009
AND MORE!
The Curling News Blog
The Official blog of The Curling News, planet earth's official voice on curling. The Curling News Blog features recent updates and scoops from the world of curling as seen through the eyes of The Curling News writers.
Most recent TCN Blog Posts...
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Entry Date: 07/02/2009 09:45 PM Swiss curling update |
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Entry Date: 07/02/2009 09:45 PM Banner year for Canadian curling governance |
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Entry Date: 07/02/2009 09:45 PM Curling Zombies on the road |
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Entry Date: 07/02/2009 09:45 PM Curling Camps: the HOT SHOTS |
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Entry Date: 07/02/2009 09:45 PM Man With Brooms invades Hollywood |
> CURLING HEADLINE NEWS
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Source: Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Release Martin Hammers Brewster to Open Defence of BDO Classic Canadian Open Crown |
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Source: London Free Press, Steve Green London bidding for 2011 Brier |
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Source: TSN Press Release Ferbey Skins Rama for $70,000 |
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Source: Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Release NewfoundlandÂ’s English and B.C.Â’s Trottier Reach Semis of the Capital One Million Dollar Button |
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Source: DEKALB SuperSpiel Release Morris to Host DEKALB SuperSpiel |
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Source: Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Release Ticket Sales Soar for Grey Power PlayersÂ’ Championship |
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Source: Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Release Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Announces Draw for the BDO Classic Canadian Open |
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Source: Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Release World Champion Kevin Martin Aims For Third Consecutive BDO Classic Canadian Open Crown in Winnipeg |
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Source: North America draws closer at Continental Cup; finals on Sunday |
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Source: WCF Press Release Team World on brink of victory |
> TCN Audio
Listen to TCN blogstar Dalene Heck on the CBC radio show The Calgary Eyeopener as she talks up the Brier (Friday March 13)
> TCN TOP 15 MEN as of Mar. 01
- Glenn Howard
(Coldwater)
A better season than Martin, plain and simple - Kevin Martin
(Edmonton)
Number two with a bullet - Randy Ferbey
(Edmonton)
Skins champ frustrated again - Brad Gushue
(St. John´s)
We ask this every year... are YOU going to count him out? - Jeff Stoughton
(Winnipeg)
Will KPark keep shooting lights out? - Kevin Koe
(Edmonton)
Perth Masters champ has now lost five straight to Ferbey at provincials - Kerry Burtnyk
(Winnipeg)
Lost MB final to Stoughton - Wayne Middaugh
(Toronto)
DNQ in Winnipeg; DNTTQ (Did Not Try To Qualify) for provincial Tankard - Joel Jordison
(Moose Jaw)
Great year, great Tankard to appear in first Brier - David Murdoch
(Scotland)
Scottish champ will be in Calgary - be sure to say hello - Mike McEwen
(Winnipeg)
Final four in Manitoba - Sean Geall
(Vancouver)
Beat Jay Peachey to earn well-deserved trip to Calgary - Jean-Michel Menard
(Quebec)
This is going to be a noisy Brier - Mark Dacey
(Halifax)
Back from sabbatical with a vengeance - Russ Howard
(Moncton)
He´s baaaaaack... with a ROOAAARRRR
> TCN TOP 15 WOMEN as of Mar. 02
- Jennifer Jones
(Winnipeg)
After the tiebreaker, was there really any doubt? - Cheryl Bernard
(Calgary)
Disappointing STOH - Stefanie Lawton
(Saskatoon)
Great comeback fell just a bit short - Shannon Kleibrink
(Calgary)
Best team not in Victoria - Mirjam Ott
(Switzerland)
Swiss champ will be in Calgary - be sure to say hello - Marie-France Larouche
(Quebec)
Solid Scotties but there still seems to be something missing - Anette Norberg
(Sweden)
Has something to prove in Korea - Bingyu Wang
(China)
1009 World University Games champions - Eve Bélisle
(Quebec)
Provincial finalist, another solid season - Marla Mallett
(Vancouver)
Great show in Victoria - Michelle Englot
(Regina)
Decent season - Krista McCarville
(Thunder Bay)
Should have done better - Eve Muirhead
(Scotland)
Defending World Junior champ also wins Scottish women´s title - Rebecca Jean MacPhee
(Prince Edward Island)
Arrrrrggghhhh - Kaitlyn Lawes
(Winnipeg)
Looking strong heading into World Juniors
