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ENGLAND MIXED DOUBLES DUO STAY IN PLAY-OFF CONTENTION WITH WIN OVER CANADA
England’s Karen Aspey and Stewart Pimblett kept their hopes of reaching the quarter-finals alive with a 6-4 defeat of Canada in their second match of the third day of action at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championships in...
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ENGLAND DOUBLE UP ON DAY 2 AT WORLD MIXED DOUBLES
England’s Karen Aspey and Stewart Pimblett enjoyed an excellent second day at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championships (11-14 March) in Korea today with victories in both their matches taking them into play-off contention. Opening up against Switzerland...
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SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND LOSE OUT ON FIRST DAY AT WORLD WHEELCHAIR MIXED DOUBLES
Both Scotland and England had challenging starts to their respective campaigns at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships (11-14 March) at the Gangneung Curling Centre in Korea today, losing out 11-3 and 12-3 respectively. “It was a bit of a...
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SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND SET FOR WORLD WHEELCHAIR MIXED DOUBLES CAMPAIGN
Four British Curling colleagues are on rival teams, representing England and Scotland as the Mixed Doubles event takes place from March 11-14 at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships at the Gangneung Curling Centre in Korea. Making his return to...
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#IWD2024: How Curling Greats Are Inspiring Next Gen Girls
This time last year Fay Henderson had just completed her age grade sporting career by skipping a Scotland team to the World Junior Curling Championship title. As International Women’s Day 2024 comes around with a theme of ‘Inspire Inclusion’, the...
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SCOTS TAKE IMPORTANT LESSONS FROM TOUGH WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPS CAMPAIGN
After his team claimed their third victory of the event on the final day of round-robin action, Scotland skip Hugh Nibloe promised that he and his teammates would learn from a challenging week at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships...