Glenn Howard continues to lead the field at the Canadian Olympic curling trials in Edmonton, the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings. Howard, from Coldwater, Ont., won his fourth straight game and remains alone in first place after three days of competition. Full Story.(Photo: The Canadian Press)
Still Perfect
She hasn't needed the defibrillator just yet, but Cheryl Bernard is hoping the rest of the week might be a little easier on her heart. Yesterday the Calgary skip made a dramatic rally for four points in the last end for a 9-7 win over Kelly Scott, pushing her record to a perfect 4-0 and first place at the Tim Hortons Canadian Curling Trials. Full Story.
Two sides of a coin
Glenn Howard is still perfect, and Wayne Middaugh is still looking for a win. Middaugh, a two-time world and Brier champion, lost his third straight at the Roar of the Rings on Tuesday in Edmonton, dropping a 7-3 decision to Kevin Martin. Full Story.