FREDERICTON (U SPORTS) – The Laurentian Voyageurs won the 2019 U SPORTS women's curling championship, while the Carleton Ravens captured the men's title.
Cameron Goodkey's Ravens scored three in the eighth end on route to a 10-4 win over Memorial's Greg Blyde.
The Ravens used the hammer to score a single in the opening end before taking two in the third, fifth and sixth ends.
Carleton's three in the eighth prompted the Sea-Hawks to shake hands.
It's the first men's national curling championship for the Ravens.
"It's been the goal for the past three years, so to get there feels really good," said Goodkey adding the single in the first end set the tone and his steal of two in the sixth end proved to be a turning point.
"Steals don't come easy. We set that end up nice, and fortunately got a good miss from him."
In the bronze medal games, the Alberta Golden Bears scored a 7-3 win over the Dalhousie Tigers to finish third on the men's side, while Dalhousie's Kaitlyn Jones scored one in the 10th end to beat Queen's 6-5 for third in the women's tournament.
TEAM STANDINGS (Round-Robin)
Men
1 Dalhousie Tigers (6-1)
2 Carleton Ravens (5-2)
3 Alberta Golden Bears (5-2)
4 Memorial Sea-Hawks (4-3)
5 UNB Reds (3-4)
6 Western Mustangs (3-4)
7 Brock Badgers (2-5)
8 Lethbridge Pronghorns (0-7)
SEMIFINALS
Men
(1) Dalhousie 3, (4) Memorial 10
(2) Carleton 8, (3) Alberta 6
MEDAL MATCHES
Men
Final: (2) Carleton 10 vs (4) Memorial 4
Bronze: (1) Dalhousie 3, (3) Alberta 7
INDIVIDUAL HONOURS
MEN
First Team All-Canadians
Lead: Doug Thomson, Brock
Second: Jeffrey Meagher, Dalhousie
Third: Mackenzie Calwell, Carleton
Skip: Karsten Sturmay, Alberta
Second Team All-Canadians
Lead: Andrew Berg, Western
Second: Morgan Calwell, Carleton
Third: Chris Kennedy, Alberta
Skip: Cameron Goodkey, Carleton
Fox 40 Coach of the Year: Dennis Bruce, Memorial
R.W. Pugh Fair Play Award: Ward Marshall, Lethbridge