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Montana’s Canadian Curling Trials Kick Off This Weekend in Halifax

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UPDATE: The highly anticipated Montana’s Canadian Curling Trials begin this Saturday, running through November 30, 2025, at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax. This event is crucial as the winning teams will earn the right to represent Canada at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.

Fans are gearing up for an exciting showdown featuring 16 teams—eight women’s and eight men’s squads—each vying for a spot on the Olympic stage. This year’s trials are particularly significant, showcasing top-tier talent and fierce competition.

The women’s teams include local favorites like TEAM BLACK, led by Christina Black, who recently clinched victory at the Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic. Other formidable contenders are TEAM HOMAN, featuring world number one Rachel Homan, and TEAM EINARSON, led by veteran skip Kerri Einarson, a four-time national champion.

On the men’s side, the spotlight is on TEAM DUNSTONE, helmed by Matt Dunstone, who is currently ranked first in Canada. Also notable is TEAM GUSHUE, led by Brad Gushue, a previous Olympic gold medalist looking to make one last run before retirement.

The trials are set to unfold with a new format this year, incorporating a best-of-three final for the first time, adding even more excitement and unpredictability to the competition.

As fans eagerly anticipate the matchups, officials confirm that the trials promise to deliver intense competition and showcase the best of Canadian curling talent. The event not only highlights individual skills but also the spirit of teamwork and national pride that curling embodies.

Stay tuned for updates as the teams battle it out on the ice for a chance to make history and represent Canada on the world stage. This is a must-watch event for curling enthusiasts and sports fans alike!

Be sure to share this news with fellow curling fans and follow the developments as they unfold.

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