MELFORT, SASK. - It isn’t every day you see an ejection in curling – much less removal from an arena.

Despite having second Chris Schille ejected from the game in the second end the Brock Virtue Rink persevered and claimed the B Event qualifier spot, becoming the second team to earn a berth to the Championship event at the 2013 SaskTel Provincial Men's Curling Championship.

Schille was removed from the Northern Lights Palace in Melfort, Sask. for questionable behaviour with the team leading 2-0. Still, with only three players, the Virtue Rink held on to defeat Josh Heidt 5-3.

But it was what Schille tweeted following his ejection that has most people talking.

No point in lying about what happened is it was on TV for all to see. I kicked I rock into the corner after a 'made' double by Brock.... — Chris Schille (@cschille) February 2, 2013

Apparently the lovely lady never competed in her sad life official saw it differently. Instead of talking it over I was given 15 seconds ... — Chris Schille (@cschille) February 2, 2013

To leave the ice or we forfeit the game, then given 5 more minutes to change and leave the building before being 'physically removed' .... — Chris Schille (@cschille) February 2, 2013

This is clearly all very acceptable and I should probably also be thrown in jail, maximum security at that. 25 to life sounds fair. — Chris Schille (@cschille) February 2, 2013

Virtue posted singles in both the seventh and eighth ends to secure the win.

In C Event games, Brad Heidt scored three points in the second end, added two in the fourth and stole two more in the fifth end to beat Darrel McKee 7-4.

Steve Laycock scored singles in both the first and second ends, allowed Brent Gedak to score one point in the third end, before posting five points in the fourth end and singles in both the fifth and sixth ends to win 9-1.

Kevin Marsh scored two in the third and three in the eighth to double-up on Randy Bryden 6-3.

The next draw goes at 2 p.m. today, Saturday February 2, at the Northern Lights Palace in Melfort where the last two qualifiers for the championship draw will be determined.

Competing for the playoff berths are Brad Heidt and Laycock on one sheet while on the other sheet Kevin Marsh takes on Josh Heidt.