Curling

Thunder Bay rink still hopeful of earning a spot at the Olympic pre-trials later this year in Wolfville, N.S.

Three $500 prizes and one jackpot worth over $38 thousand are still unclaimed.

More than 54,000 people caught the action at this year's national women's curling championship.

Defending champions finish off second straight undefeated run with a 6-1 win over four-time champ Kerri Einarson in Sunday's final.

The four-time champion will take on fellow four-time champion Rachel Homan in Sunday night's final.

Douglas Dean took up the sport as a way to have fun, but soon caught the attention of national team scouts.

Manitoba's Einarson will need a win over Nova Scotia in Sunday's semifinal to have a shot at a fifth Scotties title.

Jennifer Baxter, the team's second, left the game after one end after receiving bad new from home, but her teammates rallied behind her for an 8-7 win over Alberta's Kayla Skrlik.

Thunder Bay's Karlee Everist made the final four at the Scotties for the second time in three years.

Nova Scotia and Alberta get a second chance on Friday night in the 3-4 qualifier.