Curling 2024 - 2025 Discussion | Qualification to Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026 Road to Milano Cortina 2026

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On 11/11/2024 at 12:05 AM, Josh said:

 Mouat defeats  Gushue 6-2 for the men’s title at the GSOC Co-Op Canadian Open.

 

Now 13-0 in GSOC matches, including two titles, and 37-4 overall on the season. 

The loss to  last weekend was a real blip, everyone about 20% down on what they usually do.   Maybe just not taking the opposition seriously enough. 

Edited November 28, 2024 by Grassmarket

[Gianlu33 4,628]

In the match of the day, Mouat defeated Edin 10-2 in only 5 ends.

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GSOC Kioti National Semifinals

 

Men

 Mouat v.  McEwen

 Jacobs v.  Whyte

 

Women

 Einarson v.  Hasselborg

 Homan v.  Kim

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Two of my favourite teams playing in the women’s final, rooting for Homan but mainly hoping for a great game 

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GSOC Kioti National | Saint Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada 

 

Men

1.  Team Mouat

2.  Team Jacobs

3.  Team McEwen

3.  Team Whyte

 

Team Mouat have now won the first 3 slams to start the season, and keep their hope for a Grand Slam alive. They’d be the first team to ever achieve that feat. 

 

Women

1.  Team Homan

2.  Team Hasselborg

3.  Team Kim

3.  Team Einarson

 

Team Homan were 5-2 down entering the 6th end and somehow managed to find a way to win. Now 40-2 on the season, including 5 titles, and are 107-9 in their last 116 games. Incredible consistency. 

 

Full Results

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Canadian Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials final between Peterman/Gallant and Homan/Bottcher, here we go!  (I’m aware I’m late, I’ve been typing this in between rocks)

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Peterman has arrived 

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And there’s a good shot by Bottcher, as he executes on the short run 

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After 4 ends, Peterman/Gallant with a commanding 6-1 lead over Homan/Bottcher after scoring a 2 in the 4th.

 

I can really tell how badly Peterman/Gallant want to make it to the Olympics, what a performance by them so far. Still lots of game to go though, and I wouldn’t put it past Homan/Bottcher to make a comeback. 

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Homan/Bottcher convert on their power-play, with a wide open draw for two. With how this game has been going, and that whiff by Brett, slightly underwhelming of a score but at least it’s something?

 

Peterman/Gallant up 6-3 and have the hammer in the 6th end.