 Saskatchewan's Steve Laycock is moving west to play third for Team Cotter for the upcoming season. With John Morris stepping back from traditional four-player curling and Catlin Schneider moving back to Saskatchewan, Cotter brought Rick Sawatsky back into the lineup at lead and needed a top-level player to step into the third stones role. |
By Rory McCusker - A history of winning would seem to be the common ground between the top teams at this year's Tim Hortons Brier.
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In this 21st Episode (Season 4) Lori and Mary finally have a chance to record the Brier recap after being away commentating at the U18 Ontario Provincial Championships... (read more) -
Part 2 of 2 StoneCast interviews Rich Ruohonen. Topics include Purple Art (1:20), Past Episode Critiques (4:53), The Tiger Woods of Curling (10:41), Rich's... (read more) -
The curling history exhibition, 'Curling: made in Scotland', opened today (February 20, 2019) at Hampden Park, Glasgow. The Scottish Football Museum... (read more) -
It seems everybody and their dog is giving their opinion on the format of the Brier (and the Scotties), and the impending debate on residency rules. For... (read more) -
The Canadian Olympic Trials took place a year ago this week. As I was packing my stuff at the media bench following the men's final in Ottawa I decided I would... (read more)