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Things are getting tight at the top in Quesnel’s elite curling league

The plot has thickened in Quesnel’s Super (Sponsor) League of Curling !

The front-running Child Development Centre rink has now seen it’s lead shrink down to a single game after last night’s action.

Dave Plant and Redz Shedz knocked off the CDC 7-6.

They are now 8 and 4 on the season.

Quesnel Scaffolding Service, skipped by Blair Hedden, is now 2nd at 7 and 5.

They beat Fix Auto 8-5.

One other game last night saw Brady Waffle lead the Billy Barker Casino to a 6-2 victory over Fresno Construction.

 

STANDINGS

Child Development Centre      8-4

Quesnel Scaffolding Service    7-5

Redz Shedz                           6-6

Fresno Construction               5-7

Billy Barker Casino                 5-7

Quesnel Fix Auto                    5-7

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