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Tunnel Town rink crowned BC Wheelchair Curling champions

Team Macdonald off to nationals in Quebec in April
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Tunnel Town's Team Macdonald includes: Bob Macdonald (Tunnel Town/Marpole), Alison Duddy (Quesnel), Gary Cormack (Cloverdale) and Vince Miele (Tunnel Town/Marpole/Richmond).

Tunnel Town’s Team Macdonald captured the 2020 BC Wheelchair Curling Championship on the weekend at the Cloverdale Curling Club.

Mcdonald defeated defending champion Team Neighbour in a nail-biting final on the way to the gold medal. The Neighbour team features two gold medal winning Paralympians — Darryl Neighbour from Richmond and Ina Forrest from Armstrong.

Team McDonald includes — Bob Macdonald (Tunnel Town/Marpole), Alison Duddy (Quesnel), Gary Cormack (Cloverdale) and Vince Miele (Tunnel Town/Marpole/Richmond).

This was Macdonald’s fourth BC wheelchair title, Duddy’s sixth, Cormack’s eighth and Miele’s fifth.

Macdonald said he felt great about the win and was looking forward to nationals: “I had a great team behind me. We shook things up and tried a few different players and it was a great team effort.”

He added all the games were pretty close but the team managed force Neighbour into a difficult shot in the final end.

 The Macdonald rink heads to nationals April 25-30 with the competition going ahead at Club de curling de Boucherville in Boucherville, Que.