Quebec in final four shooting for mixed curling title

By: The Canadian Press Posted: 3:40 PM CST Friday, Nov. 11, 2022 Last Modified: 11:03 PM CST Friday, Nov. 11, 2022

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - The final four have been determined at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.

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PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - The final four have been determined at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.

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PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – The final four have been determined at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.

Felix Asselin’s Quebec team from Glenmore Curling Club, will try to give his province a third straight national title. His squad squares off Saturday morning in one semifinal against Miles Craig’s B.C. team from Victoria and Duncan Curling Club.

In Saturday’s other semifinal, Jamie Koe’s Northwest Territories team from Yellowknife Curling Club faces Trevor Bonot’s Northern Ontario crew from the Fort William Curling Club.

FILE -- Quebec and Northwest Territories won their morning draw matches at the Canadian mixed curling championships in Prince Albert, Sask., setting up a clash for top spot in the final championship pool draw on Friday night. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh

In Friday’s final draw, Northern Ontario lost to Saskatchewan 8-5, B.C. rocked Ontario 6-3, Quebec edged Northwest Territories 4-3 and New Brunswick defeated Novia Scotia 7-6.

Quebec and Northwest Territories won their morning draw matches on Friday.

Quebec’s Asselin scored two in the eighth end to pull out a 5-4 win over Ontario’s Scott McDonald and Northern Ontario used a key steal in the seventh in a 5-3 win over B.C.

The top four teams in the championship pool qualify.

The six teams in the seeding pool played their final matches Friday afternoon. Alberta (3-5) defeated Newfoundland and Labrador (3-5) 7-6, Prince Edward Island (4-5) defeated Nunavut (1-8) 5-4 and Manitoba (4-5) beat Yukon (2-7) 10-3.