Molson Canadian Men's Provincial Curling Championship

Molson Canadian Men's Provincial Curling Championship

The Molson Canadian Men's Provincial Curling Championship is the New Brunswick provincial championship for men's curling. The winner represents Team New Brunswick at the Tim Hortons Brier. It was formerly called the Alexander Keith's Tankard, the Labatt Tankard and Ganong Cup.

Qualification

The eight teams that play in the provincial are selected from either the preliminary round or the wild card round.

Winners

Year Skip Winning Club
2012 TBA
2011 James Grattan Gage Golf & Country Club
2010 James Grattan Gage Golf & Country Club
2009 Russ Howard Gage Golf & Curling Club
2008 James Grattan Gage Golf & Curling Club
2007 Paul Dobson Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
2006 James Grattan Gage Golf & Curling Club
2005 Wade Blanchard Thistle St. Andrews
2004 Russ Howard Beaver Curling Club
2003 Russ Howard Beaver Curling Club
2002 Russ Howard Beaver Curling Club
2001 Jim Sullivan Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
2000 Russ Howard Beaver Curling Club
1999 Russ Howard Beaver Curling Club
1998 Terry Odishaw Moncton Curlers Association
1997 James Grattan Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1996 Mike Kennedy Beaver Curling Club
1995 Bryan MacPherson Riverside Curling Club
1994 Brian Dobson Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1993 Mike Kennedy Edmundston Curling Club
1992 Mike Kennedy Edmundston Curling Club
1991 Gary Mitchell Beaver Curling Club
1990 Jim Sullivan Capital Winter Club
1989 Gary Mitchell Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1988 Steve Adams Newcastle Curling Club
1987 Gary Mitchell Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1986 Wade Blanchard Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1985 Bryan Wight Beaver Curling Club
1984 Arnie Dobson Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1983 Charlie Sullivan, Sr. Capital Winter Club
1982 Charlie Sullivan, Sr. Capital Winter Club
1981 Don Mix Beaver Curling Club
1980 Richard Belyea Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1979 Richard Belyea Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1978 Pete Murray Thistle St. Andrews Curling Club
1977 Roly Mockler Fredericton Curling Club
1976 Dave Sullivan Capital Winter Club
1975 John Clark Capital Winter Club
1974 John Clark Capital Winter Club
1973 Louis Dugre CFB Curtis Park Curling Club
1972 Dave Sullivan Fredericton Curling Club
1971 Paul Bordage Beausejour Curling Club
1970 Harold Mabey, Jr. Moncton Curlers Association
1969 Harold Mabey, Jr. Moncton Curlers Association
1968 Jim Ayer Fredericton Curling Club
1967 Charlie Sullivan, Sr. St. Andrews Curling Club
1966 Charlie Sullivan, Sr. St. Andrews Curling Club
1965 Peter Lyons Beausejour Curling Club
1964 Harold Mabey, Sr. Moncton Curlers Association
1963 Don Mix Beaver Curling Club
1962 Harold Mabey, Sr. Moncton Curlers Association
1961 John McDonald Campbellton Curling Club
1960 Harold Mabey, Sr. Moncton Curlers Association
1959 Richard McCully Beaver Curling Club
1958 Jim Vance Beaver Curling Club
1957 Ken Everett Carleton Curling Club
1956 Ralph Lister Beaver Curling Club
1955 Edgar St. Pierre Edmundston Curling Club
1954 Richard McCully Beaver Curling Club
1953 Ralph Noble Beaver Curling Club
1952 Vic Limerick Fredericton Curling Club
1951 Nick Thobodeau Bathurst Curling Club
1950 Jim Vance Beaver Curling Club
1949 Rob Galloway Newcastle Curling Club
1948 Henry Hollies St. Andrews Curling Club
1947 Art Limerick Fredericton Curling Club
1946 Fenwick McKelvey St. Andrews Curling Club
1945 Not held
1944 Dan Connolly Bathurst Curling Club
1943 Not held
1942 Dan Connolly Bathurst Curling Club
1941 John Malcolm Thistle Curling Club
1940 Nick Thibodeau Bathurst Curling Club
1939 Judge Limerick Fredericton Curling Club
1938 Dan Connolly Bathurst Curling Club
1937 Charles Barry Fredericton Curling Club
1936 Reginald Shives Campbellton Curling Club
1935 Nick Thibodeau Bathurst Curling Club
1934 Waldo Crocker Newcastle Curling Club
1933 Johnny Malcolm Thistle Curling Club
1932 Nick Thibodeau Bathurst Curling Club
1931 Nick Thibodeau Bathurst Curling Club
1930 Arthur McWha St. Stephen Curling Club
1929 Wendell McDonald Moncton Curlers Association
1928 Johnny Malcolm Thistle Curling Club
1927 Johnny Malcolm Saint John Composite Rink (assembled by the New Brunswick Curling Association)
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