Asselin’s Quebec crew on a roll at Canadian Mixed Curling Championship
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MILL RIVER EAST – Felix Asselin and Sylvie Quillian are the leaders of their respective pools after three days of action at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.
And Asselin and his teammates from Quebec are the only unbeaten squad left.
Quebec leads Pool A with a 4-0 record thanks to a pair of wins Tuesday at West Prince Curling Club.
Quebec beat Peter Mackey’s Nunavut foursome 6-3 in the morning draw, then downed Andrew Hodgson of Alberta 7-3 in the evening draw.
Quillian’s New Brunswick foursome has a 4-1 record atop Pool B. Her team hammered Scott Williamson’s Yukon crew 9-2 in six ends, and edged Brent MacDougall of Nova Scotia 5-4 in an extra end.
Bryan Burgess of Northern Ontario improved to 3-1 in Pool A with an exciting 6-5 win over Saskatchewan, which slipped to 2-3. Saskatchewan scored two in the first end and Northern Ontario responded with a deuce in the second. Saskatchewan went up 3-2 in the third and Burgess grabbed a 4-3 lead with another deuce in the fourth. The teams then traded singles to the end.
Cory Heggestad of Ontario and Hodgson are both 2-2 in Pool A, Scott Eaton of Newfoundland and Labrador is 2-3, while Mackey is 0-4.
Colin Kurz of Manitoba, Joshua Miki of B.C., and MacDougall are all 3-1 in Pool B. Adam Arsenault of the host Prince Edward Island is 2-2, while Williamson is 0-4 and Betti Delorey of Northwest Territories is 0-5.
Action continues Wednesday with three draws. The medal games are scheduled for Saturday.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 10, 2026.