Age: 54
Born: Regina, SK
Resides: Snohomish, WA
Throws: Right
Profession: Mechanical Engineer, CDI Engineers
College/University: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Born: Regina, SK
Resides: Snohomish, WA
Throws: Right
Profession: Mechanical Engineer, CDI Engineers
College/University: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Curling Highlights:
* World Curling Championships: 2001 (6th)[cr][lf]* U.S. Men's National Championships: 2008 (4th), 2003 (runner-up), 2002, 2001 (champion)[cr][lf][cr][lf]* "Playing with my brother and finishing atop the money standings for all U.S. curling teams in 2002-03 season. [cr][lf]* "Winning the Riverton Men's Curling Bonspiel with my three older brothers and father. [cr][lf]* "Having great curling parents (Larry and Lil) who still travel across the U.S. and Canada to watch me curl."[cr][lf]* "Losing 20-8 against Bob Knievel in the Granite Superleague play."[cr][lf]* "Winning a case of 7-up for scoring a 7-ender during junior play."[cr][lf]* "Making the 15' double angle raise double to win the 1989 Manitoba Juniors."
Junior Highlights:
* Canadian Junior Championships: 1989, 1990 (runner-up)[cr][lf]
* World Curling Championships: 2001 (6th)[cr][lf]* U.S. Men's National Championships: 2008 (4th), 2003 (runner-up), 2002, 2001 (champion)[cr][lf][cr][lf]* "Playing with my brother and finishing atop the money standings for all U.S. curling teams in 2002-03 season. [cr][lf]* "Winning the Riverton Men's Curling Bonspiel with my three older brothers and father. [cr][lf]* "Having great curling parents (Larry and Lil) who still travel across the U.S. and Canada to watch me curl."[cr][lf]* "Losing 20-8 against Bob Knievel in the Granite Superleague play."[cr][lf]* "Winning a case of 7-up for scoring a 7-ender during junior play."[cr][lf]* "Making the 15' double angle raise double to win the 1989 Manitoba Juniors."
Junior Highlights:
* Canadian Junior Championships: 1989, 1990 (runner-up)[cr][lf]
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A five at the opening end of their first-ever match together in a major international competition sent Katie McMillan and Angus Bryce on their way to a dominant victory over the USA at the ACE & Company World Mixed Doubles Championships in Geneva.
