Team Tracy Fleury needed an extra end but got the job done in overtime to complete a successful title defence at the Masters. JonathanBrazeau has the latest at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex.
OAKVILLE, Ont. — Team Tracy Fleury from East St. Paul, Man., needed an extra end but got the job done in overtime to complete a successful title defence at the Masters.
Fleury captured her first GSOC women's title at the 2019 Masters in North Bay, Ont., with family and friends making the trip from her nearby hometown of Sudbury. The Masters was cancelled last season and this year's edition is the first GSOC event with fans back in the stands since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jones recovered in the second end bumping for a deuce and erased the early deficit by stealing the tying point in the third when Fleury hit and rolled too far.
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