As this advert shows, tomorrow, Oct. 31 is last day to get top-choice full-event passes for the 2009 Ford World Men’s Curling Championship in Moncton.
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These are the “gold” end-zone seats available as nine-day event passes, saving you upwards of $150.00.
There’s another ticket announcement coming later today concerning the two “Champs” packages: “Weekend Champs” (Thursday through Sunday) and “Weekday Champs” (Monday through Wednesday and then Friday through Sunday).
Watch for all news and ticket announcements on the event webpage, with the ticketing page located here.
This year’s Ford Worlds is a very big deal, as it celebrated 50 years of world men’s curling. You do not want to miss this one, folks.
To conclude today’s brief blogpost, here’s a rundown of last weekend’s event winners. Watch tomorrow’s blogpost for still more awesome curling news and info ...
• Mirjam Ott and surprising Stefan Karnusian will represent Switzerland at December’s European Championships while the unsurprising Scottish results see Kelly Wood and David Murdoch also returning to defend their 2007 medals ....
• The impressive junior skip Kaitlyn Lawes was the real story of the second women’s Slam, won by Michelle Englot ...
• Team Glenn Howard is pretty in pink after winning their third straight Brandon tour event ...
• Victoire pour Guy!
• To no one’s surprise, Kevin Martin won in Bonnyville ...
• And finally, Suzanne “No Longer Gaudet” Birt won the Lady Monctonian ...
Click the image to zoom in.
These are the “gold” end-zone seats available as nine-day event passes, saving you upwards of $150.00.
There’s another ticket announcement coming later today concerning the two “Champs” packages: “Weekend Champs” (Thursday through Sunday) and “Weekday Champs” (Monday through Wednesday and then Friday through Sunday).
Watch for all news and ticket announcements on the event webpage, with the ticketing page located here.
This year’s Ford Worlds is a very big deal, as it celebrated 50 years of world men’s curling. You do not want to miss this one, folks.
To conclude today’s brief blogpost, here’s a rundown of last weekend’s event winners. Watch tomorrow’s blogpost for still more awesome curling news and info ...
• Mirjam Ott and surprising Stefan Karnusian will represent Switzerland at December’s European Championships while the unsurprising Scottish results see Kelly Wood and David Murdoch also returning to defend their 2007 medals ....
• The impressive junior skip Kaitlyn Lawes was the real story of the second women’s Slam, won by Michelle Englot ...
• Team Glenn Howard is pretty in pink after winning their third straight Brandon tour event ...
• Victoire pour Guy!
• To no one’s surprise, Kevin Martin won in Bonnyville ...
• And finally, Suzanne “No Longer Gaudet” Birt won the Lady Monctonian ...
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