ROUNDUP

McCarville books spot at Scotties with win over Burns in Northern Ontario final

Clancy Grandy of Vancouver Curling Club defeated Corryn Brown of Kamloops 11-3 on Sunday to win the B.C. women's curling championship and book her spot in the national championship next month in Calgary.

National women's championship runs Feb. 16-25 at WinSport Event Centre in Calgary

A female curling skip deliver a stone along the ice with her right hand.
Krista McCarville, pictured at the 2023 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, won the Northern Ontario women's curling championship on Sunday with a 6-4 victory over Krysta Burns of Sudbury, Ont. (Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press)

Krista McCarville of Thunder Bay, Ont., defeated Krysta Burns of Sudbury, Ont., 6-4 to win the Northern Ontario women's curling championship and book her spot in the national championship next month in Calgary.

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts is scheduled for Feb. 16-25 at the WinSport Event Centre.

The teams were tied 2-2 after four ends, but McCarville scored a key deuce in the fifth and then held Burns to a single in the sixth. McCarville then scored singles in the seventh and eighth, held Burns to a single in the ninth and ran her out of rocks in the 10th.

Clancy Grandy of Vancouver Curling Club won the B.C. women's curling championship with an 11-3 victory over Corryn Brown of Kamloops.

Grandy gave up one in the first end, but scored five in the second and stole two in the third and one in the fourth and then coasted to the eight-end victory.

WATCH l Grandy vs. Brown in B.C. women's final:

B.C. Women’s Curling Championships final: Brown vs. Grandy

10 months ago
Duration 2:01:23
Watch Corryn Brown take on Clancy Grandy in the final at the 2024 B.C. Men's and Women's Curling Championships in Esquimalt.

Selena Sturmay of Edmonton stole two in the 10th end to edge Kayla Skrlik of Calgary 6-5 to win the Alberta women's curling championship.

The teams were tied 3-3 after six ends, Skrlik went ahead 5-3 in the eighth and Sturmay counted one in the ninth.

Winnipeg's Kaitlyn Lawes defeated Beth Peterson 9-8 on to win the Manitoba women's curling championship.

Lawes led 6-3 after five ends and secured the win when Peterson, also from Winnipeg, could manage only a single in the 10th end.

Danielle Inglis of Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club edged Carly Howard of Toronto's High Park Club 8-7 in 11 ends to win the Ontario women's provincial championship.

Laurie St-Georges of Glenmore/Laval-sur-de-Lac defeated Noemie Verreault of Chicoutimi 8-4 to win the Quebec women's curling championship.

St-Georges scored two in the third and fourth ends to go ahead 4-0. The teams traded deuces in the fifth and sixth ends, and St-Georges stole one in the seventh to go up 7-2. Verreault scored two in the eighth but after St-Georges counted one in the ninth the gloves came off for handshakes.

Jane Nicolina Wells DiCarlo of Charlottetown edged Amanda Colter 9-8 in 11 ends to win the P.E.I. women's curling championship. Power led 7-6 after eight ends, but DiCarlo scored twice in the ninth, allowed Power to tie it 8-8 in the 10th, then won it with a single in the extra end.

Stacie Curtis of St. John's defeated Heather Strong, also of St. John's 11-8 in the final of the Newfoundland and Labrador women's provincial final. Curtis scored four points in the ninth end to erase an 8-7 deficit.

The men's national championship, the Montana's Brier, is scheduled for March 1-10 at Regina's Brandt Centre.

WATCH l Pan Continental Curling Championships headed to Lacombe, Alta:

Curlers ready for Lacombe, Alta., to 'put on a show' at Pan Continental Curling Championships

10 months ago
Duration 9:05
Curlers Darren Moulding, Chelsea Carey and Colin Hodgson are behind the successful bid for Lacombe, Alta. to host the 2024 Pan Continental Curling Championships. They plan to incorporate an athlete-first approach into every element of the event.

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