New Brunswick emerges atop crowded Pool B at Canadian mixed curling championship
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND – New Brunswick’s Sylvie Quillian earned two wins to move atop the Pool B standings on Thursday at the Canadian mixed curling championship.
New Brunswick (7-1) defeated Saskatchewan’s Tyler Hartung (4-4) 5-3 in the second draw of the day before taking down Alberta 6-5 with a two-point final end in the evening draw.
The day began with New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and British Columbia all tied atop Pool B.
But Nova Scotia’s Brent MacDougall (6-2) topped Alberta’s Andrew Hodgson (3-5) 5-3 before falling 6-5 to Saskatchewan. British Columbia’s Joshua Miki (5-3) dropped both games on the day — 4-3 to Northern Ontario and 7-4 to Quebec.
In Pool A, Quebec remained atop the Pool A standings and continues to stand as the lone undefeated team overall. Quebec’s Félix Asselin (8-0) defeated Manitoba’s Colin Kurz (4-4) 8-3 before its win over B.C.
Northern Ontario’s Bryan Burgess (6-2) dropped a 9-4 decision to Manitoba after its win over B.C. to firmly remain in second in Pool A.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 12, 2026.