Yukon/NWT Men's Curling Championship

The Yukon/NWT Men's Curling Championship was the men's curling championship that determined Team Yukon/NWT at the Tim Hortons Brier. The tournament featured teams from two of Canada's northern territories, the Northwest Territories (NWT) and the Yukon. The event was discontinued before 2015 when each territory was granted its own entry into the Brier. It was replaced by the Northwest Territories Men's Curling Championship and the Yukon Men's Curling Championship.

The territories first participated in the 1975 Macdonald Brier.

Qualification

Four teams played in the territories championship. Both the Northwest Territories and the Yukon held separate territorial championships, and the top two teams from each territory then play at the Yukon/NWT championship.

Prior to 1975, teams in the Yukon played in the B.C. provincial playdowns and teams in the Northwest Territories played in the Alberta playdowns.

Winners

Year Skip Winning club Brier record (place)
2014 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (10th)
2013 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 5–6 (7th)
2012 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 7–6[a] (4th)
2011 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
2010 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 1–10 (12th)
2009 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (9th)
2008 Chad Cowan Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 2–9 (12th)
2007 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 5–6 (7th)
2006 Jamie Koe Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 6–5 (5th)
2005 Steve Moss Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 0–11 (12th)
2004 Brian Wasnea Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 0–11 (12th)
2003 Chad Cowan Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
2002 Jonathon Solberg Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 3–8 (10th)
2001 Steve Moss Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 0–11 (12th)
2000 Chad Cowan Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 3–8 (9th)
1999 Orest Peech Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 0–11 (12th)
1998 Trevor Alexander Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 1–10 (12th)
1997 Lonnie Kofoed Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 4–7 (9th)
1996 Richard Robertson Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 1–10 (12th)
1995 Robert Andrews British Columbia Atlin Curling Club 2–9 (11th)
1994 Robert Andrews British Columbia Atlin Curling Club 2–9 (11th)
1993 Trevor Alexander Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1992 Steve Moss Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1991 Chuck Haines Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1990 Trevor Alexander Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (12th)
1989 Al Delmage Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (9th)
1988 Trevor Alexander Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 1–10 (12th)
1987 Al Delmage Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 5–6 (9th)
1986 Klaus Schoenne Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (10th)
1985 Al Delmage Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 6–6[b] (6th)
1984 Al Delmage Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1983 Don Strang Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1982 Paul Hunter Yukon Takhini Curling Club 3–8 (11th)
1981 Chuck Haines Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 4–7 (9th)
1980 Al Delmage Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 5–6 (6th)
1979 Don Strang Northwest Territories Yellowknife Curling Club 2–9 (12th)
1978 Howie Brazeau Northwest Territories Fort Smith Curling Club 5–6 (T6th)
1977 Don Twa Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 5–6 (T7th)
1976 Howie Brazeau Northwest Territories Fort Smith Curling Club 5–6 (T7th)
1975 Don Twa Yukon Whitehorse Curling Club 8–3 (T2nd)

Notes

  1. ^ Lost 3 vs. 4 game to Alberta (K. Koe) and lost bronze medal game to Manitoba (Fowler)
  2. ^ Lost tie-breaker

References