Adam Arsenault’s Crapaud Community Club foursome dropped both of its games on Sunday at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.
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The host province started the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship with two losses on Sunday at the West Prince Curling Club in Mill River East.
Adam Arsenault of Crapaud Community Club, playing third Breanne Burgoyne, second Jamie Stride and lead Terri Wood, lost 7-4 to Sylvie Quillian of New Brunswick and 8-5 to Colin Kurz of Manitoba.
Arsenault’s foursome was in the seven-team Pool B, and was the only team to play twice on opening day.
In other Pool B results, Kurz and Quillian were both 1-0, along with Joshua Miki of B.C., who beat Scott Williamson of the Yukon 5-1, and Brent MacDougall of Nova Scotia, who downed Betti Delorey of the Northwest Territories 7-4.
Pool A action on Sunday saw Felix Asselin of Quebec beat Saskatchewan 6-4 in the opening draw.
In the second draw, Saskatchewan replied with a 7-4 win over Andrew Hodgson of Alberta, while Scott Eaton’s Newfoundland and Labrador squad defeated Cory Heggestad of Ontario 5-3 and Bryan Burgess of northern Ontario got by Peter Mackey’s Nunavut team 6-3.
Play continues Monday with three draws, with medal games scheduled for Saturday.
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