Scotties Tournament of Hearts: Road less taken working for Northern Ontario's Krista McCarville
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The upside of the stay-home strategy for McCarville and her squad from the Fort William Curling Club — third Kendra Lilly, second Ashly Sippala and lead Sarah Potts? More time spent with the family and less chance of burnout from putting on so many miles, especially travelling to and from as isolated of a base as the Ontario city can be in curling circles.
“Our families know that a couple of weeks in between the provincials and the Scotties that number one is curling and practising and doing everything we possibly can to be rested and ready to go for the Scotties. It’s just something that’s super important to us.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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