The National

Kevin Martin with John Morris at third, Marc Kennedy and Ben Hebert on the front end wins the 2007 The National.


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Kevin Martin	$30,000	---
2.	Kevin Koe	$18,000	---
3.	Randy Ferbey	$12,000	---
3.	Don Walchuk	$12,000	---
5.	Tom Brewster	$7,000	---
5.	Glenn Howard	$7,000	---
5.	Brad Gushue	$7,000	---
5.	Shawn Adams	$7,000	---

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Event Information

Event Packages with Accomodations available by calling (902) 625-2591 or by emailing phcc@mac.com Package 1 Week Pass for 2 - 2 seats for 2 people and 3 nights accomodations $380.00 Package 2 Friday night games & Sat/Sun games 2 nights accomodation and event tickets $240/2 people $300/3 people $360/4 people Package 3 Sat and Sun games 1 night accomodation and event tickets $150/2 people $195/3 people $240/4 people *based upon double occupancy, minimum two to a room. Taxes extra. Event Hotel: The Causeway Inn (902) 625-0460

Event Purse: $100,000

Entry Fee: $1,000 CDN

Location

Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia

Contact

Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre
E: phcc@mac.com
P: 902-625-2591

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2021: Brad Gushue
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2019: Brad Jacobs
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2018: Ross Paterson
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2017: Bruce Mouat
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2016: Brad Jacobs
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2014: Glenn Howard
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2013: Jeff Stoughton
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2012: Glenn Howard
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