Age: 36
Born: Sudbury, ON
Resides: Edmonton, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Curler
College/University: Wilfrid Laurier University
Born: Sudbury, ON
Resides: Edmonton, AB
Throws: Right
Profession: Curler
College/University: Wilfrid Laurier University
In Own Words:
Curling has always been a huge part of my family. I started curling because both of my parents curled and my sister had become interested as well. Its a way that my family has become so close and its something that we all enjoy doing, watching and talking about. I love every aspect of the game and couldn't imagine playing any other sport.
Curling Highlights:
2011 & 2012 OUA Champion, 2009 OUA Silver Medalist[cr][lf]2011 & 2012 Canadian University Champion, 2009 Canadian University Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2012 Karuizawa International Champion[cr][lf]
Junior Highlights:
Provincial Participant 2005-2011[cr][lf]Provincial Champion 2009, 2010, 2011[cr][lf]National Bronze Medalist 2010[cr][lf]2 time U-18 Participant
Curling has always been a huge part of my family. I started curling because both of my parents curled and my sister had become interested as well. Its a way that my family has become so close and its something that we all enjoy doing, watching and talking about. I love every aspect of the game and couldn't imagine playing any other sport.
Curling Highlights:
2011 & 2012 OUA Champion, 2009 OUA Silver Medalist[cr][lf]2011 & 2012 Canadian University Champion, 2009 Canadian University Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2012 Karuizawa International Champion[cr][lf]
Junior Highlights:
Provincial Participant 2005-2011[cr][lf]Provincial Champion 2009, 2010, 2011[cr][lf]National Bronze Medalist 2010[cr][lf]2 time U-18 Participant
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With the 2026 Olympic quadrennial barely in the books, Winnipeg's Jordon McDonald (photo: Curling Canada) leads the hunt for 2030 (and beyond).
