Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel

John Willsey (Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario) wins the Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel, defeating Cory Heggestad (Stroud, Ontario) 8-1 at the Stroud Curling Club in Innisfil, Canada.

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Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	John Willsey	$2,800	21.211
2.	Cory Heggestad	$1,800	15.555
3.	Charlie Richard	$1,100	12.019
3.	Wayne Tuck Jr.	$1,100	12.019
5.	Paul Moffatt	$750	8.484
5.	Ian Dickie	$750	8.484
5.	Richard Krell	$750	8.484
5.	Rylan Hartley	$750	8.484

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Event Information

The Sleeman Cash Spiel is open to a maximum of 20 teams in a round robin format. Each team is guaranteed 4 games and 8 teams will qualify for prize money. Championship first place prize is $2800.

Teams from last season are guaranteed their spot until July 1st.

Purse Breakdown: Based on a FULL DRAW. 1st: $2800 2nd: $1800 3/4: $1100 5-8: $750

Event Purse: $9,800

Entry Fee: $650 CDN

Location

Stroud Curling Club
7883 Yonge St. Unit A,
Innisfil, Ontario, Canada

Contact

Cory Heggestad
E: sleemancashspiel@gmail.com
P: 705-627-9366

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