Fay, Mouat earn Humpty's Champions Cup spots

Fay, Mouat earn Humpty’s Champions Cup spots

Canada’s Mary Fay and Scotland’s Bruce Mouat have qualified for the Humpty’s Champions Cup, the brand new season-ending event of the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling series.

Fay earned her spot after defeating American Cory Christensen 7-4 to capture the world junior curling championship Sunday in Taarnby, Denmark.

Meanwhile, Mouat beat American Korey Dropkin 6-3 to capture the world junior men’s title.

The Humpty’s Champions Cup brings together the top event winners of the curling season for one final showdown to cap the season and runs April 26 to May 1 at the Sherwood Park Arena Sports Centre in Sherwood Park, Alta.

Tickets are now available, visit thegrandslamofcurling.com/tickets for details to purchase yours today.

Humpty’s Champions Cup teams

Men’s Teams	Women’s Teams
Tour Challenge (Tier 1) Kevin Koe	Tour Challenge (Tier 1) Silvana Tirinzoni
Masters Mike McEwen	Masters/National/Canadian Open Rachel Homan
National Brad Gushue	Players’ Championship TBD
Canadian Open John Epping	European Championship Anna Sidorova
Elite 10 TBD	World Championship TBD
Players’ Championship TBD	World Junior Championship Mary Fay
European Championship Niklas Edin	Pacific-Asia Championship Satsuki Fujisawa
World Championship TBD	Scotties Tournament of Hearts Chelsea Carey
World Junior Championship Bruce Mouat	U.S. National Championship Erika Brown
Pacific-Asia Championship Soo-Hyuk Kim	Canad Inns Women’s Classic EunJung Kim
Tim Hortons Brier TBD	DEKALB Superspiel Jennifer Jones
U.S. National Championship Brady Clark	Colonial Square Ladies Classic Krista McCarville
Canad Inn Men’s Classic Steve Laycock	Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic Stefanie Lawton
DEKALB Superspiel Reid Carruthers	Red Deer Curling Classic Kelsey Rocque
Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic Pat Simmons	Tour Challenge (Tier 2) Kerri Einarson

Note: If a team wins more than one qualifying event (e.g. a team captures the Elite 10 and the Players’ Championship titles) additional WCT/CCT winners based on strength of field will be invited to complete the 15-team field.