Montana's Canadian Curling Trip
A team from Montana, led by Skip Andy Anderson, traveled to the Canadian province of Alberta to participate in the 2006 Alberta Curling Tour. In an interview, Anderson stated, "We're excited to be in Canada and to compete against some of the top teams in Alberta."
“We're excited to be in Canada and to compete against some of the top teams in Alberta.” Andy Anderson
The team's participation in the tour was seen as a way to gain experience and exposure for Montana curling. Anderson noted, "This is a great opportunity for us to get our team out in front of some of the best teams in the country and to learn from them."
The team's performance in the tour was notable, with Anderson's team finishing in third place. Anderson attributed their success to their team's chemistry and strategy, stating, "We've been working on our game plan and our strategy, and it's really starting to pay off."
Resuming Montana's travels was a thrilling experience. The team's participation in the Canadian curling tour has sparked interest in the sport back home, with Anderson stating, "We're hoping to bring some of the excitement and energy of the tour back to Montana and to grow the sport in our state."
Anderson's team has been a driving force in promoting the sport in Montana. He emphasized, "We're proud to be a part of the Montana curling community and to help grow the sport in our state."
Anderson's team has been a driving force in promoting the sport in Montana. He emphasized, "We're proud to be a part of the Montana curling community and to help grow the sport in our state."
Anderson's team has been a driving force in promoting the sport in Montana. He emphasized, "We're proud to be a part of the Montana curling community and to help grow the sport in our state."
Anderson's team has been a driving force in promoting the sport in Montana. He emphasized, "We're proud to be a part of the Montana curling community and to help grow the sport in our state."
Author's Summary:
A team from Montana, led by Skip Andy Anderson, participated in the Canadian curling tour in 2006. The team's exposure to top-level competition helped them grow as a team and promote the sport in Montana.
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