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U18 curlers vying for provincial tites in Truro

SaltWire Network | Posted: March 8, 2019, 6:23 p.m. | Updated: March 8, 2019, 6:23 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Ally MacNutt keeps a close eye on the stone while third Anna Varga sweeps, with second Cerys Fisher ready to jump in. MacNutt is skipping one of two Truro girls teams at the Nova Scotia under-18 championship this weekend at Truro Curling Club. Bryce Doiron
Ally MacNutt keeps a close eye on the stone while third Anna Varga sweeps, with second Cerys Fisher ready to jump in. MacNutt is skipping one of two Truro girls teams at the Nova Scotia under-18 championship this weekend at Truro Curling Club. Bryce Doiron - Contributed

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TRURO, N.S. – Teams from across Nova Scotia are in Truro this weekend in search of provincial gold for U18 curling championships.

The girls draw features 14 teams, including Truro rinks skipped by Ally MacNutt and Sarah McDonah. In the boys division, 13 teams are vying for provincial honours, including Truro foursomes skipped by Adam McEachern, Calan MacIsaac and David McCurdy.

Action continues all weekend at Truro Curling Club with gold-medal matches slated for Monday afternoon.

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