Nova Scotia's Christina Black and her team are making waves in the curling scene, aiming for the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Olympic trials. Following their victory at the HearingLife Challenge, they are gaining momentum, with Black's confidence and belief in her team's abilities driving their success.
Christina Black 's impressive performance at the 2023 national women's curling championship has garnered attention. Ranked fifth in Curling Canada's national women's rankings, Black is determined to secure a spot in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in February and the Olympic trials in her home province. Her team recently won the HearingLife Challenge in Charlottetown, demonstrating their potential. Black believes in the power of belief and the thrill of overcoming challenges as an underdog.
She is currently building her team's momentum with victories in three bonspiels and a second-place finish this season
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