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Beijing 2022 Men’s curling: How to watch Team USA at the Winter Olympics
Reigning Olympic men's curling champions Team USA have three round-robin games left at Beijing 2022 to keep their title defence alive.
John Shuster Beijing 2022 schedule: 15 February, Men's Team Curling Round Robin Sessions 9 and 10
On 15 February, defending champions Team USA, led by skip John Shuster, will continue competing in the round robin stage at the men's team curling competition of the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022. Check out their schedule of the day below.
Men's curling at Beijing 2022 Olympics Day 5 round-up: Sweden maintain unblemished record with Britain in pursuit
Sweden continue to lead the men’s curling tournament at Beijing 2022 after beating Norway to take their record to 5-0 on Sunday (13 February).
Canada's Brad Gushue snaps 2-game skid with crucial win over U.S. in men's Olympic curling
Brad Gushue and Canada bounced back in a major way with a 10-5 win over defending Olympic gold medallist John Shuster and his American team in the men's curling round robin at the Beijing Games on Sunday morning.
Curling-Canada's Gushue tops US skip Shuster in battle between 'relics'
BEIJING : Canada's Brad Gushue trumped John Shuster of the United States when the Turin 2006 veterans faced off on the Olympic stage for the first time in 16 years in the Beijing Games men's curling competition at the National Aquatics Centre on Sunday.
Friends and neighbours (and rivals): John Shuster on USA’s close curling ties to Canada
“On the prairies of Canada, there’s a curling club in every town,” USA skip John Shuster told Olympics.com in the build-up to his fifth Olympic Games. “And the order, when they formed the town, went like this: Church, curling club, hockey rink.
Winter Olympics 2022 - Team USA's 'rockstar' Matt Hamilton and his 'wild' multi-coloured curling shoes
In a tournament that features possibly the most expensive display of sporting equipment in the world, with meticulously designed skis and bobsleighs that cost five-figure sums, viewers might notice one American curler appears to have rocked up in some rainbow-patterned skateboarding trainers. Matt Hamilton’s vibrant Nikes, contrasting against the plain black footwear of almost every other curler in Beijing, are customised for his sport with a gripper attached to one sole and a slider on the other.