REGINA Facing Team Alberta’s Brendan Bottcher in the semi-final of the Canadian Men’s Curling National Championships, Team Matt Dunstone fell 6-5. “There’s nothing to hang our heads about. I mean it was a world class game, they played.we played awesome. The curling Gods were wearing a blue sweater today,” said skip, Matt Dunstone, referring Alberta’s jersey colours. Team Saskatchewan curled a combined 88 per cent, while Alberta was at a total 82 per cent efficiency. The rinks exchanged single points throughout the game, but Saskatchewan’s first error came in the eighth end. With hammer and facing two Alberta red stones, Dunstone was trying to tap Alberta’s rock out of the four foot and stick his own. However, Saskatchewan’s yellow rock rolled out to give up a steal of one.
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On Jan. 13, the CURLSASK “bubble” Provincial Final proposal was rejected by the Saskatchewan Government. All options foranyform of competition to declare our representatives have been exhausted. CURLSASK has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 CURLSASK Mixed DoublesChampionships, 2021 Viterra Scotties Women’s Curling Championship and the 2021 SaskTel Tankard Men’s Curling Championship. The National Championships did take place for both Men s and Ladies last season, CURLSASK did not simply choose last year s champions as our representatives. Roster changes are present in both the men’s and women’s past champions. (Team Matt Dunstone retainedthreemembers from last season and Team Silvernagle has tworeturning members.)