After dropping three straight matches at the Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championships, Thunder Bay's Brendan Wark found his way back into the win column.
Wark scored a 6-4 win Tuesday afternoon over Saskatchewan's Brady Scharback to improve to 4-3 and keep his playoff hopes alive.
Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Alberta are all tied atop the standings at 6-1, while Yukon (4-2) and Quebec (5-3), are also ahead of Wark and teammates Joel Adams, Kyle Toset and Kristofer Leupen.
Earlier in the day Team Northern Ontario fell 7-3 to Quebec.
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