Nedohin Looking to Build on Last Year’s Momentum
Heather Nedohin – Heather Godberson at that time – made her presence known on the competitive scene in 1996, skipping her young team to the top of the podium in both the Canadian and World junior...
View ArticleFeatured Curling Athlete: Beth Iskiw
Beth Iskiw’s collection of provincial championship jackets is already an impressive one, with four provincial junior titles to her credit as well as two provincial Scotties women’s championships....
View ArticlePenticton Welcomes Curling’s Team Canada
Shouts of “hurry hard” rang loudly throughout the Cherry Lane Shopping Centre September 26 as a group of students from Wiltse Elementary School played Rocks and Rings with Canada’s reigning women’s...
View ArticleNedohin Takes a Place Among Curling’s Elite
The 2012 curling campaign represented a breakthrough year for Heather Nedohin, highlighted by a celebration of gold at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Red Deer and a bronze medal at the Ford World...
View ArticleTeam Canada Set to Join Team North America in Penticton
A victory at the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts – the Canadian Women’s Curling Championship – earned Heather Nedohin the right to compete as Team Canada in this year’s Scotties in Kingston. It also...
View ArticleExpect Heavy Traffic on the Road to the Scotties
The 2013 Scotties Tournament of Hearts – the Canadian Women’s Curling Championship – is booked into Kingston’s K-Rock Centre, February 16-24 and the top teams in the country are getting prepared to...
View ArticleRocks & Rings: Beth Iskiw helps bring curling to local school children
The Capital One Rocks & Rings program has been growing strong across Canada over the past few years, and it certainly made an impression in Brier-hosting Edmonton this season. We’ve been very...
View ArticleNedohin ready for return to Trials
Heather Nedohin will be taking her second shot at Olympic glory, but this time with a lot more experience to back up her bid for an Olympic berth.
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