 Taylore Theroux calls a shot during a match against the Ramstad rink Friday at the Thistle Club. (Ian Kucerak, Edmonton Sun) |
EDMONTON - If you don’t like your position, wait a day.
Just ask Thomas Scoffin and Kelsey Rocque.
Both Edmonton-based teams were undefeated in the playdowns heading into the Alberta Junior curling championship.
Yet, heading into Day 3 at the Thistle Club, both team were looking up at undefeated leaders.
It might have been a case of cream rising to the top as both skips came up with crucial Friday afternoon wins that gave them the inside track to first place when the round-robin portion of this event wraps up Saturday morning.
Scoffin took care of Airdrie’s Mike Roy while Rocque got into first place with a win over Karynn Flory.
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“We came to play today and it feels good to get that (9-2) win,” said Scoffin.
A Scoffin loss would have put the pre-event favourite into a precarious position, but he managed to avoid that fate.
“We put ourselves in a good position,” said Scoffin, who started the day in third place. “It’s no easy road to the finish. Anyt
