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After the Round Robin portion of the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Curling tournament in Digby, Nova Scotia, Team Ontario and Team Manitoba earned automatic berths in women’s and men’s finals respectively. Their opponents, however, needed to be determined through a series of tie-breaker matches played on March 25 and the final played on March 26. [More]

On day six of the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Curling tournament in Digby, Nova Scotia, a logjam among the women remained while the men appeared to be locked and loaded for the semifinals. Would this still be the case after the last day of the Round Robin? Here are the day six results. An asterisk (*) denotes the team who had the hammer as well as which ice sheet the match was played on. [More]

Day five of the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Curling tournament in Digby, Nova Scotia began with a logjam on the scoreboard. Will the jam continue, or will a team break loose? For this day of the Round Robin (or should we say “Rockin’ Robin”?), the women’s matches took place on sheets C, E, G and H while the men played on sheets A, B, D and F. Here are the day five results with an asterisk (*) by the team who had the hammer. [More]

Day four of the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Curling tournament in Digby, Nova Scotia had previous teams without a victory achieve a win while the sole undefeated team in the tournament is now no longer undefeated. For this portion of the Round Robin, the women’s matches took place on sheets A, B, D and F while the men played sheets C, E, G and H. Here are the results of these matches with an asterisk (*) by the team who had the hammer. [More]

The 2011 World Financial Group (WFG) Canadian Seniors Curling tournament in Digby, Nova Scotia is becoming more focused as the competition advances. The women’s matches took place on sheets C, E, G and H while the men played sheets A, B, D and F. Below are the results of these matches with an asterisk (*) by the team who had the hammer. [More]

On the second day of the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Tournament in Digby, NS, each team played in two matches over three draws: morning, afternoon and evening. For clarification, the team holding the hammer, the last rock advantage for the match, is designated with an asterisk (*). [More]

The 2011 World Financial Group (WFG) Canadian Curling Seniors Cup got underway in Digby, Nova Scotia on March 19. The women took the afternoon draw and the men the evening with all matches played to nine ends unless otherwise noted. The team with the hammer, the last rock advantage for the match, is designated with an asterisk (*). [More]

Located in the southwest corner of the Nova Scotia province, Digby has been nicknamed “The Scallop Capital of the World.” Starting March 19th, Digby will also known for hosting the 2011 World Financial Group (WFG)-sponsored Canadian Seniors Curling Cup. Twelve men’s and women’s curling rinks will visit Digby to determine the seniors curling championships in Canada. [More]