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Jones, Laing on roll at mixed doubles worlds

The couple that plays together wins together.

Apparently, that’s the message delivered by Winnipeg product Jennifer Jones and her husband, Brent Laing, who are on a tremendous run at the 2023 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship in Gangneung South Korea.

The Canadian duo wasn’t at its best early today but still managed to eke out an 8-7 extra-end victory over a team from Hungary.

Jones and Laing own a 7-1 record, tied for top spot with Estonia.

Cameron forms new team with Grand Slam subs

Kate Cameron was in a jam.

Einarson attacked 0nline by angry trolls

It’s every athlete’s dream to one day represent their country on the world stage.

Terrick sisters rocking the house at national U21 women’s curling tourney

It doesn’t matter how small the town is. If you’re anywhere in Manitoba, chances are it has a curling club.

Bronze at best for Einarson

The Kerri Einarson team could leave Sweden with a medal — but it won’t be the colour the Manitobans long to win.

Gauthier taking slider and broom to Alberta’s Team Koe

One of Manitoba’s most promising young curlers will be teaming up with Alberta’s Kevin Koe next season.

Team Einarson remains positive after shocking loss to Japan

Team Canada was poised to break from the pack and take direct aim at the semifinals of the 2023 World Women’s Curling Championship.

Team Canada has playoffs in sight

The expectations are sky high for Team Canada’s Kerri Einarson.

Overton-Clapham in her element coaching Team USA in Sweden

She doesn’t wake up and immediately take the pledge of allegiance. The Stars and Stripes aren’t waving above her front yard. She hasn’t got plans to visit Mount Rushmore anytime soon.

Canada drops game to ‘beatable’ Swiss

It wasn’t the type of game you’d expect from arguably the two best teams in the world.

Einarson’s Team Canada on a heater at World Women’s Curling Championship

After a disappointing 8-7 loss to the United States on Sunday, Team Canada’s Kerri Einarson has bounced back in a big way.

Dunstone optimistic after Brier loss

Sunday was a roller-coaster of emotions for Matt Dunstone and Team Manitoba.

Team Einarson has unfinished business in Sweden

Kerri Einarson’s four-time Canadian championship team is already cemented as one of the finest women’s crews in curling history.

Harnden making most of opportunity

Ryan Harnden is getting exactly what he signed up for.

From the pebble to the broadcast booth, Brier a family affair for the Gauthiers

Sports broadcasters are trained to call things down the middle and not have a rooting interest.

Manitoba class of the Brier field

Matt Dunstone is proving why he’s ranked first in the country.

Samagalski up to the challenge

Derek Samagalski is in unfamiliar territory.

No matter what level, when a team wins a national championship, it creates a bond that can last a lifetime.

Thistle Curling Club closing shop, moving in with Deer Lodge

After months of speculation and rumour among members, the Thistle Curling Club has confirmed it plans to sell its St. Matthews neighbourhood property and merge with the nearby Deer Lodge Curling Club.

Hard-rocking Einarson squad arrives home as record-tying fourth-straight Canadian women’s curling champs

Unlike a lot of regular folks, the sound of bagpipes never gets old for the best women curlers in the land.

Einarson leads Team Canada to fourth consecutive Scotties curling title

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Two legends from Manitoba, battling for not only the top prize in Canadian women’s curling, but also a place in the record books.

Jones rink hands Einarson’s Team Canada first loss of tournament

KAMLOOPS — Jennifer Jones has put herself in prime position to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts for a record seventh time.

Jones adds to growing legend at Scotties

KAMLOOPS — The legend of Jennifer Jones continues to grow.