DEKALB Superspiel

Miyu Ueno with Yui Ueno at third, Junko Nishimuro and Asuka Kanai on the front end wins the 2025 DEKALB Superspiel.

Draw: CF -- Sun, Nov 30 -- 4:00pm CT
	Gray-Withers	6	Final
	Ueno	7	(8)

Central Time (CT)

	Gray-Withers	6	Final
	Ueno	7	(8)

Central Time (CT)

	Gray-Withers	6	Final
	Ueno	7	(8)

Central Time (CT)


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Miyu Ueno	$6,000	30.750
2.	Serena Gray-Withers	$4,000	22.550
3.	Beth Peterson	$2,100	17.425
3.	Kayla MacMillan	$2,100	17.425
5.	Kristy Watling	$1,500	12.300
5.	Shaela Hayward	$1,500	12.300

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Event Information

Purse Breakdown: 1st: $10,000 2nd: $6,000 3/4: $4,200 5-8: $1,500 Pay per win up to qualifying rounds $100/game

HOTELS: We have a block of rooms reserved for the DEKALB SuperSpiel at the Morris Stampede Inn. Please email the Hotel Manager at reservation@morrisstampedeinn.com. Standard rooms have 2 queen beds and includes continental breakfast for 2 people. . Upgrade rooms are available. Not all rooms are non-smoking. If you require assistance in booking your rooms, please contact stupniskyshell@gmail.com and we will assist you. This block is being held until November 1, 2024 only.

Event Purse: $30,000

Entry Fee: $1,250

Website:
http://dekalbsuperspiel.com/

Location

Morris Curling Club
350 Main Street,
Morris, Manitoba, Canada

Contact

Gabriel Brandt
E: manager@morriscurlingclub.com
P: 204-746-2271

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