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Fenson named USA Curling Coach of the Year 2006 Olympic coach Bob Fenson (Bemidji, Minn.) has been named the 2006 USA Curling Coach of the Year. Press release. |
Legacie named USCA ice technician
Garland Legacie of Edmore, N.D., has been named the USCA's chief ice technician. Press release.
Jaster is 2006 Developmental Coach of the Year
Mary Jaster of Grafton, N.D., has been selected as the 2006 USA Curling Developmental Coach of the Year. Press release.
Columbus triples membership
The Columbus Curling Club in Columbus, Ohio, has experienced tremendous growth since the 2006 Olympic Winter Games nearly quadrupling its membership from 50 to 170 members. The club has been using arena ice since forming in 2003 and will now move to a curling-only facility. Find out more about this club and its fund-raising.
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Chicago's West takes over USCA presidency Georgia West of Chicago took over as president of the USCA on May 1. Press release. Named as vice presidents were:
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Wild about curling "The Wild," a new animated Disney film just released, features a fun curling scene between the "zoo animals" and the penguins.
Men finish fourth in Lowell
Scotland beat Canada 7-4 in the gold medal game at the 2006 Men's World Curling Championship at Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Mass. Team USA, led by Pete Fenson, finished fourth after a playoff loss to Norway. Press release.
Sweden edges USA for gold at 2006 Women's Worlds
Debbie McCormick's Team USA fell to Sweden 10-9 in the gold medal game at the 2006 World Women's Championship. Final press release. |
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