ニューファンドランド・ラブラドール州のブラッド・グシューが、セント・ジョーンズで開催された2026年モンタナズ・ブライアーの火曜日の試合で、ノバスコシア州のケンダル・トンプソンをエクストラエンド9-8の接戦で下し、無敗の5勝0敗を維持した。地元人気チームは自チームのパフォーマンスが冴えなかったことを認め、第9エンドでトンプソンが外したショットのおかげで運が良かったと勝利を語った。一方、ブラッド・ジェイコブスとケビン・コーも勝利を収め、グシューと同じくプール上位に立った。
2026年モンタナズ・ブライアー、カナダ男子カーリング選手権がニューファンドランド・ラブラドール州セント・ジョーンズで火曜日に続き開催され、同会場での3回目の開催となった。観客数は好調で、地元住民や遠方からの訪問者、シカゴ・カーリングクラブ近くの夫婦らも氷点下15度の体感温度という厳しい条件の中、ホスピタリティを楽しんでいる。
X上の議論では、セント・ジョーンズの2026年モンタナズ・ブライアーでブラッド・グシューがケンダル・トンプソンに9-8のエクストラエンド勝利を収め、無敗の5勝0敗を維持したことが強調されている。ジャーナリストとファンはグシューの粘り強さを称賛し、第9エンドのトンプソンの決定的ミスによる2点スティールが地元での祝賀と今後の試合への期待を呼んだ。感情は圧倒的に肯定的で、目立った批判はない。
Nova Scotia's skipper Kendal Thompson just flashed an open takeout to give up a steal of two against Gushue.
— Devin Heroux (@Devin_Heroux) 3. mars 2026
He had been curling 92% until that point in the 9th end.
And just like that it's 8-6 Gushue heading to the final end.
ANOTHER WIN FOR GUSHUE
— TSN Curling (@TSNCurling) 3. mars 2026
It took an extra end, but NFLD's @TeamGushue improve to 5-0 at #Brier2026 with a 9-8 win over Nova Scotia.
📸 @CurlingCanada
BOXSCORE: https://t.co/yfrNoeVtGz pic.twitter.com/mvfLs5U7Id
Gushue stays undefeated in his last dance at the Brier.
— Devin Heroux (@Devin_Heroux) 3. mars 2026
Now 5-0 at home in St. John’s after an extra end win over Nova Scotia.
Gonna be a time the rest of the way on the rock. The b’ys are rolling.
Dunstone, Gushue and Jacobs keep unbeaten records intact with wins at Montana’s Brier https://t.co/AN0Cr5u4bO pic.twitter.com/hNVCcQbxi0
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) 2026年3月4日
Menard stealing it when Thompson went cold in the 10th is exactly the kind of clutch curling that wins Briers.
— ᴛᴇ♏ɪᴛᴀƔƠ ♏ᴇʀᴀƔkƠƠL (@meraykool) 2026年3月3日
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Brad Gushue's Team Newfoundland and Labrador defeated Brad Jacobs' Team Canada 4-2 on March 5, 2026, to finish undefeated at 8-0 and claim the top spot in Pool A at the Montana's Brier in St. John's, N.L. The victory, amid a raucous crowd of over 6,000, sets up Gushue for a playoff opener against Manitoba's Matt Dunstone. Alberta's Kevin Koe also went unbeaten at 8-0 to top Pool B.
Alberta's Kevin Koe secured a playoff berth at the 2026 Brier in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, by winning his sixth straight game. Defending champion Brad Jacobs and Brad Gushue of Newfoundland and Labrador also locked in their spots with undefeated records in Pool A. The tournament advances to a dramatic final day of pool play on Thursday.
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Brad Gushue of Newfoundland and Labrador and Brad Jacobs of Team Canada advanced to a crucial elimination playoff at the 2026 Montana's Brier after rebounding from earlier losses on Friday. Gushue defeated Ontario's Jayden King 12-6, while Jacobs beat Manitoba's Braden Calvert 7-3 in evening qualifiers at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's. The winner of Saturday's "Battle of the Brads" will advance to Sunday's semifinal.
Alberta's Kevin Koe improved to 2-0 at the Montana's Brier with a 6-4 victory over Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen on March 1, 2026. Koe's team scored three points in the 10th end to secure the win after trailing earlier in the match. The national men's curling championship continues in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, until March 8.
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The Montana's Brier, Canada's men's curling championship, begins Friday at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's, N.L., offering a curling fix after the Winter Olympics. The 10-day tournament's winner will represent Canada at the World Men's Curling Championship from March 27 to April 4 in Ogden, Utah. Key narratives include Brad Gushue's farewell season and Brad Jacobs defending his title post-Olympic gold.
Less than a week after securing gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Canada's Brad Jacobs curling rink begins defending its Montana’s Brier title in St. John's, Newfoundland. The team, coached by Paul Webster, overcame a cheating controversy during the Games to claim victory over Great Britain. They face Prince Edward Island's Tyler Smith in their opening match on Friday evening.
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As the 2026 Montana's Brier in St. John's draws to a close, curling fans from Newfoundland and Labrador are readying themselves to say goodbye to Brad Gushue after nearly three decades in the sport. Gushue, who won Olympic gold in 2006 and multiple Brier titles, announced his retirement, prompting heartfelt reactions from supporters. His father described the moment as 'sort of really sad,' while expressing optimism for the next generation of curlers.