Eagle-igeous curling fans may have noticed this year’s borre in Kelaona, BC has a touch of CFL Flair as two members of the rink of Mike Mcwen from Suskechewan to Mike Mcwen’s Rinks are playing rafriders gloves on ice.
It turns out that Kevin Marsh, who is in second place, and his twin brother, Dan, who plays the lead, have been wearing a radirs gloves since last year, when he got a visit to the Mosaic Stadium during the barrier in Regina.
“We saw the gloves there (in the equipment) and we were like this,” they would actually work widely, “Marsh told that Marsh said that Marsh told 3downnnation On Monday via telephone. “They actually work well in terms of getting a good grip on the broom handle. Shout a few more pairs for this season to hook us with gloves (Suskchewan Refreeder Equipment Manager) Shouts Gordi (Gillroy). ,
Curling Canada does not have any equipment guidelines about gloves, allowing players to wear what they choose. Most brushers do not wear gloves, although it depends on individual priority, according to Marsh.
“Some people only like bare hand, some people prefer a glove which is not quite sticky. Others really like the viscosity that comes from the receiver gloves, ”he said. “For me, it is about maximizing the strength of hold on the broom. You do not want the hand to walk on the broom because the entire idea of sweeping is getting maximum pressure to be the most effective sweeper. ,
Marsh indicated that some other curlers use receiver gloves to sweep, although he and his brothers are only two who know who are branded gloves for a specific team or league. Although a 36 -year -old man does not look a CFL fan, but the cheering for the Reforridrs comes with the region when you are born in Suskechewan.
“It’s difficult not to follow the riders,” Marsh said. “I know they have been struggling a little recently – they have not hoisted the gray cup in many years – but we are definitely following when they are playing well.”
Marsh Brothers joined the Rink of the Colon Flash during the 2020-21 season, with Cataline Schneider third. The team made a lineup change in 2023-24, when Macwen rode as Skip and moved to Flesh to third place.
The results achieved immediate success as the squad finished second in last year’s borre, the team fell from 9–5 in Canada, left in the final by Brad Gushu. The silver medal helped Macwen’s Rink Place to finish third in the McAidian Team Ranking System (CTRS) standing, preaching her for this year.
MCEWEN, the native of Brandon, man., Exiting his home province for more than two decades, appeared in seven brothers. Although he still lives in Vennipag, 44 -year -old, looking at Suskechewan’s long -lasting drought to snap, which is before 1980. However, it does not seem that he may soon be cheering for the CFL team of the province.
Marsh said, “This is his second year who is playing out of Sansk, so we are really trying to turn him into a Sanska man.” “He says he is now making a green habit, but I don’t think we have turned him into a rider fan. I think he is still a bombary fan, unfortunately. We have to work on it.”
Marsh never played organized football. His high school coach tried to recruit him and his brother to play, although he weighed “perhaps soaking 100 pounds wet”, giving him lesser physical games.
Even if Marsh never set foot on the twin gridarone, there are at least three players in this year’s Briyer who did.
Both Ben Hebert and Mark Kennedy played Quarterback at CJFL as members of Regina Thunder and Edmonton Wildcats respectively under Brad Jacobs from Alberta. Schneider, Marsh’s former team partner who is now in third place for Reid Karutors out of Manitoba, was a receiver at U Sports Level for Regina Ram, recorded 38 career catches for 373 yards and a touchdown.
MCEWEN’s rink is an undefined for the brilliant start of this year, winning the Pei, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. The squads currently sit on top of the pool B standing, giving them a strong chance to earn one of the three available playoff berths.
“We knew that it was going to top the top last year when we were home team in Regina. The fans were really behind us and we had a really great week, but Celona is doing a great job this year too, ”said Marsh.
“A lot of our scholars fans are out to support us and the arena is amazing. The weather here is beautiful in Keelona, so you can’t complain about it, and we are starting a good start 4–0, so we just want to maintain that rolling. ,
After being embarrassed only in winning last year’s Briry, one can say that this week the gloves are closed for the team Suskechewan. This will not be perfectly accurate, however, in the form of gloves-Grippy and green-clad-high.
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