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Bonot advances to Canadian Mixed final

Northern Ontario will take on Quebec in Saturday afternoon's final.
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Trevor Bonot at the 2022 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in Prince Albert, Sask. (Melanie Johnson, Curling Canada)

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - Trevor Bonot’s Northern Ontario rink is playing for the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.

Bonot’s rink, which consists of vice-skip Jackie McCormick, second Mike McCarville and lead Amanda Gates, knocked off Jamie Koe’s team from the Northwest Territories 6-5 in Saturday morning’s semifinal, scoring once in the eighth with hammer to break a 5-5 deadlock.

Koe started with the hammer and was up 3-1 through four, but Bonot took the lead with three in the fifth and stole another point in the sixth to go up 5-3. Koe scored a deuce in the seventh to even the match, but couldn’t get the steal he needed in the eighth to advance to the final.

Asselin edged B.C.’s Miles Craig 5-3 in the other semifinal.



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