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11-28-17 07:45PM

PeelOfShame
Harvey Hacksmasher

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Mixed Doubles Trials Field Set

They named the last three teams for the mixed doubles trials to fill out the field after this weekend's event in Duluth. I don't think any of them are surprises.

https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Curling...rials-Announced

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11-29-17 12:02AM

dbsdbs
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The only way this could have been a surprise was if the USCA named non-HP curlers to the field. And we all know that was not going to happen.

[Not sure why my posts are all centered rather than left justified\

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11-29-17 07:45PM

dontburntherock
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quote:
Originally posted by dbsdbs
The only way this could have been a surprise was if the USCA named non-HP curlers to the field. And we all know that was not going to happen.

[Not sure why my posts are all centered rather than left justified\

I agree. However, I will say that I appreciate the fact that the USCA gave more info on how they arrived at the discretionary selections than they did with Olympic Trials and the most recent Nationals. Transparency is a good thing.

EDIT: left out a word

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