Age: 28
Born: Midland, MI
Resides: Midland, MI
Throws: Right
Profession: Daycare Teacher, Kid's First Funhouse
High School: Midland High School
Born: Midland, MI
Resides: Midland, MI
Throws: Right
Profession: Daycare Teacher, Kid's First Funhouse
High School: Midland High School
In Own Words:
I began curling in seventh grade, because of my painfully apparent lack of skill in every other athletic activity. I started playing just to have fun and to pass the time, but over the years the sport has transformed into one of my greatest passions. [cr][lf][cr][lf]The significance of curling, for me, is its ability to challenge me mentally, physically, and socially. I find these challenges provide a constant, beneficial drive to improve. Curling is also a forum for a level of competition that is hard to find in other activities, and an extremely enjoyable sport.
Junior Highlights:
Midland Mens Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]Ilderton Junior Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]Sarnia Junior Bonspiel - 1st place[cr][lf]Midland Junior Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]GLCA Playdowns 1st place[cr][lf]
I began curling in seventh grade, because of my painfully apparent lack of skill in every other athletic activity. I started playing just to have fun and to pass the time, but over the years the sport has transformed into one of my greatest passions. [cr][lf][cr][lf]The significance of curling, for me, is its ability to challenge me mentally, physically, and socially. I find these challenges provide a constant, beneficial drive to improve. Curling is also a forum for a level of competition that is hard to find in other activities, and an extremely enjoyable sport.
Junior Highlights:
Midland Mens Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]Ilderton Junior Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]Sarnia Junior Bonspiel - 1st place[cr][lf]Midland Junior Bonspiel 1st place[cr][lf]GLCA Playdowns 1st place[cr][lf]
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A five at the opening end of their first-ever match together in a major international competition sent Katie McMillan and Angus Bryce on their way to a dominant victory over the USA at the ACE & Company World Mixed Doubles Championships in Geneva.
