Manitoba’s Grassie remains perfect
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This article was published 10/11/2008 (6455 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Manitoba’s Sean Grassie is still perfect at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in Iqaluit.
Grassie improved to 3-0 Monday morning with an 8-3 thrashing of New Brunswick’s Scott Jones.
Team Manitoba — Allison Nimik, Russ Derksen and Kendra Green round out the squad — shot a blistering 84 percent as a team. New Brunswick shot just 69 percent.
Manitoba is now one of just two teams still undefeated in Nunavut. The other one — Saskatchewan’s Darrell McKee — is a game ahead of Manitoba at 4-0.
The Manitobans return to the ice this afternoon against the Northwest Territories.