Almost the end

 Tomorrow being the last day of the Brier and a potential tiebreaker (which included a possible midnight Prince Albert time tiebreak) was avoided. Kevin Koe of Alberta (was wild card here) finished first in the championship round and will play in the final tomorrow night. Matt Dunstone of Saskatchewan and Brendan Bottcher of Alberta will play in the semi final tomorrow afternoon. Story was Wayne Middaugh. Hadn't played in awhile after shattering a leg five years ago in a skiing accident. He has a 15 inch rid in leg. He ended up skipping Glenn Howard's team (Howard broke a couple of ribs snowmobiling). This was Middaughs 4th Brier. (First in 1993, he was a second). So two games left. Who will win? Stay tuned.

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