Red Deer Curling Classic

Evan Van Amsterdam with Jeremy Harty at third, Jason Ginter and Parker Konschuh on the front end wins the 2025 Red Deer Curling Classic.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE

Draw: CF -- Mon, Nov 17 -- 3:00pm MT
	Yamaguchi	3	Final
	Van Amsterdam	5	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)

	Yamaguchi	3	Final
	Van Amsterdam	5	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)

	Yamaguchi	3	Final
	Van Amsterdam	5	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Evan Van Amsterdam	$10,000	37.500
2.	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	$7,000	27.500
3.	Matthew Blandford	$4,000	21.250
3.	Dustin Kalthoff	$4,000	21.250
5.	Takumi Maeda	$2,500	15.000
5.	Johnson Tao	$2,500	15.000
5.	Cameron Bryce	$2,500	15.000
5.	Braden Calvert	$2,500	15.000

View Full Standings

Event Information

Entries can be made online or by emailing Shaun at the email address below. This year we are going with 24 men's teams and 24 ladies teams. Entry fee is $1,500.00. You will not be considered entered until we have your full entry fee. If you have to pull out, your entry fee with not be credited back until another team fills your spot. Purse Breakdown: 1st: $10,000 2nd: $7,000 3/4: $4,000 5-8: $2,500

Event Purse: $46,000

Entry Fee: $1,500

Website:
http://www.reddeercurling.ca/

Location

Red Deer Curling Club
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada

Contact

Shaun
E: rdclassic@pidherneyeventcentre.ca

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