"Great sweeping" key to victory in boy's curling

Langley’s Skip Tyler Klymchuk lead his team to their second victory today against the Eunnel Chang rink after 6 ends with a score of 11-2.

Klymchuk said: “Great sweeping was key this game,” and adds “We played hard for the games and even with a bad start, we stayed focused and positive”.

When asked about preparation for tomorrow’s games Klymchuk said “We need to keep our head in the game and keep doing what we’re doing!”

Victoria’s Josh Hozack rink earned their second win today beating Coquitlam’s Matthew Sebastiani rink after 8 ends in an 8-4 victory.

Hozack said “We are feeling confident” and adds “That was the hardest team yet, so we are hoping it gets easier from here.” Hozack also said “We are glad to be playing back on Sheet C because I like that ice”.

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Nancy Silzer: BC Games News Service