 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. |
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A five at the opening end of their first-ever match together in a major international competition sent Katie McMillan and Angus Bryce on their way to a dominant victory over the USA at the ACE & Company World Mixed Doubles Championships in Geneva.
