Huge Curling Event In Our Backyard
A game of strategy is playing out in Northern Minnesota, as teams from Seattle to China attempt to deliver the stone.
Curling was first recognized by the Winter Olympics in 1998 and the sport has grown substantially since then.
The twelfth annual Bonspiel Classic, takes main stage this weekend to host a total of 35 teams. Participants are winning all around whether it’s winning cash or going for the gold.
“There’s eight teams for the men’s side will earn points and cash and on the women side the top five teams.
Team Shuster USA hopes to take to take one of the eight to take one of eight victory slots.
“Anytime you get to represent your country is an honor.” Team Shuster Leader, John Shuster said.
“Our qualifying for the next Olympic Trials starts this year and that’s where even the points can potentially qualify us directly for Olympic Trials this season.”
