Age: 50
Born: Montreal, QC
Resides: Calgary, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Project Manager, Noise Solutions Inc
High School: Harry Ainlay Composite High
College/University: Aberdeen College
Born: Montreal, QC
Resides: Calgary, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Project Manager, Noise Solutions Inc
High School: Harry Ainlay Composite High
College/University: Aberdeen College
In Own Words:
Curling is and always will be a family sport for the Morris clan. [cr][lf]Carolyn Morris (mother) is a Senior Women's Champion (represented Scotland) in 2005, and also won silver in 2003. [cr][lf]Kim Brewster (my sister) is a 2006 and 2009 European mixed Champion (represented Scotland). [cr][lf]Tom Brewster (Brother-in-law) represented Scotland at the 2010 World Men's and won Silver. He is also has two titles at the European mixed champions in 2006 and 2009. Tom is also the 1995 World Junior champion.[cr][lf]Cori Morris (my wife) represented Canada at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver and won the Silver.
Curling Highlights:
2010 - World Financial Group Classic champion - Calgary, AB
Junior Highlights:
1994 World Junior Champion - represented Canada
Curling is and always will be a family sport for the Morris clan. [cr][lf]Carolyn Morris (mother) is a Senior Women's Champion (represented Scotland) in 2005, and also won silver in 2003. [cr][lf]Kim Brewster (my sister) is a 2006 and 2009 European mixed Champion (represented Scotland). [cr][lf]Tom Brewster (Brother-in-law) represented Scotland at the 2010 World Men's and won Silver. He is also has two titles at the European mixed champions in 2006 and 2009. Tom is also the 1995 World Junior champion.[cr][lf]Cori Morris (my wife) represented Canada at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver and won the Silver.
Curling Highlights:
2010 - World Financial Group Classic champion - Calgary, AB
Junior Highlights:
1994 World Junior Champion - represented Canada
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