The way Emma Miskew sees it, changes in long\u002Dterm relationships can be “refreshing and invigorating.”
“We’re still together, so finding someone like that, we’re pretty lucky,” said Miskew, who will leave Ottawa Tuesday for the Scotties Tournament of Hearts women’s national championship which gets underway Saturday in Kamloops, B.C.
Homan, Miskew and second Sarah Wilkes brought in well-established Canadian veteran Tracy Fleury to join the team for the 2022-23 campaign. From a personal standpoint, Miskew says she has challenged herself by learning as much as possible in a new position that often demands an alternative mindset and skills.national championship. “At the beginning, it was a little hard, but I’m getting used to it. It’s exciting, trying to master something new, a different challenge, a different part of the game. I’m really engaged being a sweeper, part of the front end.
The team will arrive in Kamloops from different directions. Homan, an Ottawa native, now lives in Edmonton for much of the year. Fleury hails from Sudbury and Wilkes curls out of London, Ont., when she’s not with the squad.Article content
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