Age: 54
Born: Edmonton, AB
Resides: Winnipeg, MB
Throws: Right
Profession: Sales Rep, Saputo Foods
High School: Austin O' Brien Catholic High
College/University: NAIT Business
Born: Edmonton, AB
Resides: Winnipeg, MB
Throws: Right
Profession: Sales Rep, Saputo Foods
High School: Austin O' Brien Catholic High
College/University: NAIT Business
Curling Highlights:
1990 Alberta Provincial Mens Participant, 1992 Kenora Lake of The Woods Champion, 1994 Won $28,000 with Al Hackner and Randy Ferbey, 1995-96 won $72,000 with Kevin Park and Doran Johnson. 1997-98 Won $30,000 with Dave Nedohin/Randy Ferbey. Played in Grand Slams from 2001-2004 with Kevin Park. Won over $300,000 in WCT events since 1992. 2 Time Edmonton Super League Champion (1996/1997) Winnipeg Superleague Champion in 2007.[cr][lf]Has played for such skips as, Randy Ferbey, Al Hackner, Ed Lukowich, Pat Ryan, Kevin Park, Jeff Stoughton, Vic Peters, Brad Heidt, Eugene Hritzuk, Arnold Asham, Mark Johnson, Marv Wirth, Dave Boehmer, John Morris, Shane Park, Don Walchuk.
Junior Highlights:
1988 Alberta Jr Runner Up
1990 Alberta Provincial Mens Participant, 1992 Kenora Lake of The Woods Champion, 1994 Won $28,000 with Al Hackner and Randy Ferbey, 1995-96 won $72,000 with Kevin Park and Doran Johnson. 1997-98 Won $30,000 with Dave Nedohin/Randy Ferbey. Played in Grand Slams from 2001-2004 with Kevin Park. Won over $300,000 in WCT events since 1992. 2 Time Edmonton Super League Champion (1996/1997) Winnipeg Superleague Champion in 2007.[cr][lf]Has played for such skips as, Randy Ferbey, Al Hackner, Ed Lukowich, Pat Ryan, Kevin Park, Jeff Stoughton, Vic Peters, Brad Heidt, Eugene Hritzuk, Arnold Asham, Mark Johnson, Marv Wirth, Dave Boehmer, John Morris, Shane Park, Don Walchuk.
Junior Highlights:
1988 Alberta Jr Runner Up
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