Today joining us In The House is Mike McEwen.
What’s Happening Around the Curling World?
This past weekend a major competition for men was held in Penticton in
the way of the NuFloors Penticton Classic.
There aren’t any foreign teams in the event
but it did feature five of Canada’s best we
will review. The Pan Continental Championship
started last Sunday in Lacombe, Alberta and
this is an important event because it qualifies
a number of teams for the 2025 Women’s
and Men’s World Championships….Canada is
represented by Brad Gushue and Rachel
Homan. Hot Rocks Topics. The Pan Continental
Championship started a few days ago and in a couple of
weeks the European Championship will start and in
both cases teams are being qualified for the 2025
World Men’s and Women’s Championship. In all
probability the Pan Continental will qualify (six – we will
explain) and the Europeans seven of the 13
teams. But at the WC Congress in September a
thought was put on the table…..is there a better way of
doing this?
So, today we have an email but
we have also gone to our FB Group where someone
asked about the Pan Continental being on television
and it got 109 comments. Curling Moments to
Remember - A look back into curling’s rich
history. Each week either Kevin or Warren
will relate back to an experience or observation to
something that has happened in curling’s rich
history. Today Kevin will bring us a great curling
moment.
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