Host province drops two games to open Canadian Mixed Curling Championship
MILL RIVER EAST - The host province experienced a challenging start to the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship on Sunday. Adam Arsenault and his team from Crapaud Community Club suffered losses to Sylvie Quillian of New Brunswick and Colin Kurz of Manitoba. Arsenault, paired with third Breanne Burgoyne, second Jamie Stride, and lead Terri Wood, belong to Pool B, and were the only foursome to compete twice on opening day.
Kurz and Quillian, both with 1-0 records, along with Joshua Miki of B.C. (5-1 win) and Brent MacDougall of Nova Scotia (7-4 win), also secured victories. In Pool A, Quebec's Felix Asselin triumphed over Saskatchewan 6-4, while Saskatchewan rebounded with a 7-4 win against Andrew Hodgson of Alberta. Scott Eaton's Newfoundland and Labrador team defeated Cory Heggestad of Ontario 5-3, and Bryan Burgess of northern Ontario edged Peter Mackey's Nunavut foursome 6-3.
The next three draws are set for Monday, with the medal games scheduled for Saturday. This report by The Canadian Press was initially published on November 8, 2026.
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