Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel

Codey Maus as skip throwing third stones with Scott McDonald throwing the last stones and Wesley Forget and Jeff Grant on the front end wins the 2015 Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Codey Maus	$4,000	20.247
2.	Rasmus Stjerne	$2,100	15.908
3.	Jia Liang Zang	$1,250	12.293
3.	Team Dow	$1,250	12.293
5.	Dustin Montpellier	$900	8.677
5.	Daryl Shane	$900	8.677
5.	Mike Harris	$900	8.677
5.	Chris Wimmer	$900	8.677

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Event Information

The Sleeman Cash Spiel is open to a maximum of 20 teams in a round robin format. Each team is guaranteed 4 games and 8 teams will qualify for prize money. Championship first place prize is $3200.

The Comfort Inn & Suites - 210 Essa Rd. in Barrie has offered a special rate of $89.99 per night as part of their sponsorship. Mention our Spiel for the rate.

Teams from last season are guaranteed their spot until July 1st.

Purse Breakdown: 1st: $4,000 2nd: $2,100 3/4: $1,250 5-8: $900

Event Purse: $12,380

Entry Fee: $650 CDN

Location

Stroud Curling Club
7883 Yonge St. Unit A,
Innisfil, Ontario, Canada

Contact

Don Campbell
E: sleemancashspiel@gmail.com
P: 705-792-8320

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2024: Landan Rooney
Landan Rooney, Evan Lilly, Connor Lawes, Robert Currie
Little Current, NO
2023: Pat Ferris
Pat Ferris, Landan Rooney, Connor Duhaime, Robert Currie
Grimsby, ON
2022: Yannick Schwaller
Benoit Schwarz van-Berkel, Yannick Schwaller, Sven Michel, Pablo Lachat-Couchepin
Geneva, SUI
2019: Sandy MacEwan
Sandy MacEwan, Dustin Montpellier, Lee Toner, Luc Ouimet
Sudbury, NO
2018: John Willsey
John Willsey, Connor Lawes, Robert Currie, Evan Lilly
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2017: Wayne Tuck Jr.
Wayne Tuck Jr., Chad Allen, Kurt Armstrong, Matt Pretty
, ON
2016: Chad Allen
Chad Allen, Travis Fanset, Kurt Armstrong, Matt Pretty
Brantford, ON
2015: Codey Maus
Scott McDonald, Codey Maus, Wesley Forget, Jeff Grant
Toronto, ON
2014: Colin Dow
Colin Dow, Ritchie Gillan, Brett Lyon-Hatcher, John Steski
Ottawa, ON
2013: Greg Balsdon
Greg Balsdon, Mark Bice, Tyler Morgan, Jamie Farnell
Toronto, ON
2012: Joe Frans
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Acton, ON
2011: Jake Higgs
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Harriston, ON
2010: John Epping
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Toronto, ON
2009: Wayne Middaugh
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Toronto, ON
2008: Terry Corbin
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Brantford, ON
2007: Kirk Ziola
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London, ON
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Toronto, ON
2005: Kirk Ziola
Kirk Ziola, Darcy Tomchick, Jake Higgs, Kevin Ackerman
Ilderton, ON

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