The United States and Canada curling teams face-off in the inaugural Everest North American Club Championship on Tuesday.
This is a battle for continental dominance as the United States and Canada face-off in the premier curling tournament on Tuesday night. More specifically these historic foes on the ice will face off at the Everest North American Club Championship from Rock Creek Curling in Lafayette, Colorado. This winner-take-all tournament is for two days only and will glide through to Wednesday night. This is the inaugural event where the top women’s and men’s club teams from both countries will compete tonight.
The USA women’s team is comprised of Lois Buckingham (Lead), Joanna Seboth (Vice), Sidney Schroeder (Skip), Celeste Taylor (Second), Shalon Holbeck (Alternate) and they will face-off against the Canada women’s team that includes Hannah Williams (Lead), Samantha Crook (Second), Brooke Tracy (Third), Abby Burgess (Skip), and Katherine Stirling (Fifth). Neither country medaled in the most recent 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, opening the opportunity to get a leg up early in this friendly rivalry.
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Game Date: Sept. 17, 2024
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For the United States men’s team, those suiting up will include Randy Askew (Lead), Ethan Sampson (Alternate), Ryan Berg (Skip), Tim Hodek (Third), Josh Moore (Second). On the Canadian team Kyle Reynolds will serve as Lead and will be joined by Cody Brown (Alternate), Dan Sherrard (Skip), Shawn Donnelly (Second), and Brandon Klassen (Third).
The Canadian men’s team looks to build off the country’s strong showing in the 2022 Beijing Olympics where the team won Bronze, while the United States did not medal. While these are all different players, there are always bragging rights on the line.
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