Freshly formed Horgan rink features pair of brothers alongside Moulding, Hodgson

With a month to go until the pebbled ice starts going into rinks across the country, Canada has another new-look men's curling team.

Darren Moulding, formerly of Team Bottcher, is now going to be skipping a team out of Northern Ontario — Tanner Horgan will throw fourth rocks, his brother Jacob Horgan will play second, and longtime Team McEwen lead Colin Hodgson rounds out the foursome.

"I'm looking forward very much to working with this team on and off the ice. Jacob and Tanner are two incredibly young talented players who have impressed over the past Olympic cycle, including qualifying for the Canadian trials just a handful of years removed from the junior ranks," Hodgson said.

Tanner, 24, made headlines last season by defeating Glenn Howard in the last-chance Olympic qualifier.

Meet the BRAND NEW Team Horgan Curling!