Dec 20, 2018
Ron Anton was the original boy wonder. He started
skipping a men's team at the age of sixteen. With his father
at third, they reached the semifinals of the Swift Current Carspiel
in 1959, holding their own against the great Matt Baldwin.
Matt's third in the event, Hec Gervais, returned to skipping a year
later and...
Dec 4, 2018
Lloyd Yerama would sooner curl than eat. The second of 13 children, Lloyd grew up in Gilbert Plains, Manitoba, learning to curl on a unique two sheeter that had the hockey rink sandwiched in between. It was in 1968 that Lloyd and teammates Roy Berry and Jack Yuill picked up Burke Parker as their fourth for the...
Nov 17, 2018
Robin Wilson grew up a fighter. She was active in
supporting social change during the early 1970's and, after earning
her business degree, applied for positions in male dominant
companies. Her path eventually led to one of the greatest
sponsorships in sport. Robin met Lindsay Davie at the North
Shore Winter Club while...
Nov 1, 2018
Pierre Charette may have been a little feisty. Regardless of
his position for Team Quebec at the Brier (and he played them all)
he was intensely focused on trying to win. During a
phenomenal run in the late nineties, he nearly won it all.
Teamed with Guy Hemmings and the front end of Dale Ness and Guy
Thibaudeau,...
Oct 18, 2018
Ron Green grew up in the Toronto curling scene of the 1960s. After a close loss in the Ontario school boys, the opposing skip asked if he would join up the following year. Ron would go on to curl with Paul Savage for over a decade, with three trips to the Brier and a lifetime of memories. Ron talks about his...