Aly Jenkins Mixed Doubles Memorial

Event Information
* Prior to August 1, 2021, registered teams who will be assured entry include: 1) Teams previously qualified for the 2020 or 2021 Canadian Mixed Doubles Championship via CMDR or CTRS. 2) Teams within the Top 20 on the CMDR, excluding CTRS, list (as of July 31, 2021) 3) CTRS teams who previously registered but did not receive an invite to 2021 CMDCC. *All remaining available spots will start being filled from the waitlist on August 2, 2021. 4 spots will be reserved for the Martensville Host Committee, followed by registered teams based on CMDR totals (combined individual CMDR points of the entrants as of July 31, 2021). Purse Breakdown: 1st: $8,000 2nd: $6,000 3/4: $3,000 5-8: $2,000 9-12: $1,000
Payment Information
Please hold off on sending payment until your spot is confirmed in the event.

Location:	Martensville Curling Club P.O. BOX 853 Martensville, Saskatchewan, Canada	Contact:	Nancy Martin E: alyjenkinsmemorial@gmail.com

Purse:	$32,000 CDN	Teams:	36
Entry Fee:	$600 CDN	Qualifiers:	12

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