The 2015

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, the provincial men's

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championship of

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was held January 28 to February 1 at the

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. The winning

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team represented New Brunswick at the

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Teams

The teams are listed as follows:

Round robin standings

Scores

January 28

;Draw 1 *T. Odishaw 7-4 Kennedy *Mallais 7-4 McCann *G. Odishaw 9-6 Vaughan *Grattan 9-6 Tallon ;Draw 2 *Vaughan 6-3 McCann *Tallon 10-6 T. Odishaw *Grattan 9-4 Kennedy *Mallais 8-7 G. Odishaw

January 29

Draw 3 *Grattan 8-3 G. Odishaw *Vaughan 6-3 Kennedy *Tallon 8-7 Mallais *T. Odishaw 12-5 McCann Draw 4 *Kennedy 7-8 Mallais *T. Odishaw 9-1 G. Odishaw *Grattan 5-4 McCann *Vaughan 5-4 Tallon

January 30

Draw 5 *Tallon 5-10 G. Odishaw *Mallais 4-7 Grattan *T. Odishaw 5-6 Vaughan *McCann 7-6 Kennedy Draw 6 *Grattan 5-8 T. Odishaw *Kennedy 10-4 Tallon *G. Odishaw 4-6 McCann *Mallais 5-4 Vaughan

January 31

;Draw 7 *McCann - Tallon (not played) *Grattan 4-6 Vaughan *Mallais 12-9 T. Odishaw *Kennedy - G. Odishaw (not played)

Playoffs

Semifinal

Final

References

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Curling competitions in New Brunswick Sunbury County, New Brunswick

2015 in New Brunswick