Labatt Brier

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One of the highlights of this year's Brier was Prince Edward Island's 7-ender; the first 7-ender in fifty years! Another was the attendance record set last year in Edmonton was surpassed yet again this year, with 248,973 fans making their way through the turnstiles. That makes three out of the past four years that record-setting crowds witnessed the best curling in the world. Yet another highlight was the stellar performance by the Greg McAulay rink from British Columbia. After finishing the round robin at 9-2, they went on to defeat Russ Howard's New Brunswick rink 5-3 in the Page Playoff game, and again 9-5 in the Final.
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