Tbaytel Major League of Curling

Kakabeka Falls Curling Club foursome gave up steals in the third and fourth

Kakabeka Falls Rylie Paul won her third straight on Thursday night, while Josh Hari dropped his opener after giving up a steal in an extra end.

A 7-5 win over Krista McCarville on Wednesday night was enough to vault Adams Jr. in to first place over Al Hackner, who fell 10-6 to two-time defending champion Dylan Johnston in the regular-season finale.

Josh Hari heads a squad that includes Kyle Haynen, Hudson Kelly and Hunter Torkkeli

Nicole Westlund-Stewart stole one in the seventh and three in the eight to down Bryan Burgess 8-6.

Thunder Bay rinks have a combined 1-5 record after each team's first three games.

The two-time world champion does still plan to play his Tuesday league and in the Tbaytel Major League of Curling.

Coming off winning the Canadian Masters Curling Championship, Al Hackner and Frank Morrisette picked up right where they left off this past weekend in Winnipeg.

Kenora's Peggy Taylor is 1-2 on the women's side at the event, being staged in Winnipeg.

Northern Ontario will take on Quebec in Saturday afternoon's final.