Elite 10 Teams in 10 Days: Laycock

Over the course of 10 days, we’re profiling all 10 teams set to compete in the Princess Auto Elite 10. Day 10: Team Laycock.

SKIP	THIRD	SECOND	LEAD
Steve Laycock	Kirk Muyres	Matt Dunstone	Dallan Muyres

Matt Dunstone joins Team Laycock this week for the Princess Auto Elite 10 after longtime second Colton Flasch stepped away from the team earlier this month.

Laycock won the Direct Horizontal Drilling Fall Classic in October to earn one of the WCT spots for the Humpty’s Champions Cup.

Look who’s playing with @teamlaycock this week at the Princess Auto Elite 10: it’s @mattydunstone28! #GSOC #curling @VisitNovaScotia pic.twitter.com/h88Gq1V3x2

— Grand Slam Curling (@grandslamcurl) March 16, 2017

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The Saskatoon team finished runner-up in provincial playdowns after representing Saskatchewan at the Tim Hortons Brier during the past three seasons. Laycock was a finalist at the 2005 National in Port Hawkesbury throwing lead stones for Pat Simmons.

Laycock was a semifinalist at the Elite 10 a year ago falling to Team Gushue in a draw-to-the-button shootout.

The Princess Auto Elite 10 starts Thursday and runs through to Sunday at the Civic Centre in Port Hawkesbury, N.S.