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Na turnaji aj s tímom CC Martin

Tím CC Martin skončil cez víkend 22. - 24. apríla na medzinárodnom turnaji Curling Brno Open Plus na 4. mieste. Slovenský majster sa predstavil v zostave Juraj Gallo, David Mišun, Jakub Jurkovič, Jakub Červenka a Janko Horáček. Martin figuroval po 4. kole na prvej priečke, v záverečnom však prehral s Tímom Katko 4:6. Víťazom turnaja sa stal práve Tím Katko pred Céline Dion.

Výsledky CC Martin
Céline Dion 6:5, Tím Steyr 3:14, Hard 18:5, 1. CK Brno 12:4, Tím Katko 4:6

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