Meet the 2025 TCG All-Stars
The world’s best curlers have arrived in the Music City for the first-ever TCG All-Star event, taking place Tuesday and Wednesday at Tee Line Nashville.
The two-day celebration marks The Curling Group’s first event outside of Canada and will feature a celebrity pro-am, a skills competition and an All-Star skins game.
Twelve curlers in total were invited to TCG All-Star 2025. The first four men’s and four women’s curlers were selected based on performance throughout the Grand Slam of Curling season, as judged by a panel of experts. Two more curlers from each division were selected by you, the fans, in an online vote.
One additional curler was invited to compete in the skills competition.
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Let’s meet the 13 curlers who will participate in the extravaganza.
Men’s Curlers
 Matt Dunstone Skip, Team Dunstone Winner of fan vote | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 4 • Brier silver medallist • Winner of tour events in Sault Ste. Marie, Red Deer and Lloydminster • HearingLife Tour Challenge, WFG Masters and AMJ Players’ Championship semifinalist |
 Colton Flasch Third, Team McEwen | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 6 • Back-to-back-to-back tour wins in September and all in Alberta: Saville Shootout (Edmonton), ATB Okotoks Classic (Okotoks) and PointsBet Invitational (Calgary) • HearingLife Tour Challenge and KIOTI National semifinalist |
 Brad Gushue Skip, Team Gushue Winner of fan vote | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 7 • HearingLife Tour Challenge and Co-op Canadian Open finalist • Brier bronze medallist |
 Brad Jacobs Skip, Team Jacobs | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 2 • World bronze medallist • Brier champion • KIOTI National and WFG Masters finalist • Nufloors Penticton Curling Classic winner |
 Hammy McMillan Jr. Lead, Team Mouat | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 1 • World gold medallist • HearingLife Tour Challenge, Co-op Canadian Open, KIOTI National and AMJ Players’ Championship winner, first team to win four GSOC titles in one season • Helped complete the first Scottish sweep of GSOC men’s titles • Rio Mare Battle of the Sexes winner |
 Ross Whyte Skip, Team Whyte | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 5 • WFG Masters champion, first career GSOC title • Helped complete the first Scottish sweep of GSOC men’s titles • Scottish men’s champion |
 Tyler Tardi Second, Team Koe Special invite for skills competition in recognition of his now-viral trick shots on social media | Season Highlights: • World bronze medallist (Team Jacobs, alternate) • Players’ Championship semifinalist (Team Jacobs, spare for Brett Gallant) • Alberta Boston Pizza Cup champion • RBC Dominion Securities Western Showdown (Swift Current) winner |
Women’s Curlers
 Kerri Einarson Skip, Team Einarson | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 4 • HearingLife Tour Challenge champion • Scotties Tournament of Hearts silver medallist • Saville Grand Prix (Edmonton) winner |
 Rachel Homan Skip, Team Homan | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 1 • World gold medallist • Pan Continental gold medallist • Scotties Tournament of Hearts champion • Co-op Canadian Open and KIOTI National champion • HearingLife Tour Challenge, WFG Masters and AMJ Players’ Championship finalist |
 Sofia Mabergs Lead, Team Hasselborg | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 3 • WFG Masters champion • KIOTI National finalist • European silver medallist • Oslo Cup winner |
 Emma Miskew Second, Team Homan Winner of fan vote | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 1 • World gold medallist • Pan Continental gold medallist • Scotties Tournament of Hearts champion • Co-op Canadian Open and KIOTI National champion • HearingLife Tour Challenge, WFG Masters and AMJ Players’ Championship finalist |
 Alina Paetz Fourth, Team Tirinzoni | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 2 • World silver medallist • European gold medallist • AMJ Players’ Championship winner • Co-op Canadian Open finalist • Women’s Masters Basel and International Bernese Ladies Cup winner |
 Sarah Wilkes Lead, Team Homan Winner of fan vote | Season Highlights: • World Ranking: No. 1 • World gold medallist • Pan Continental gold medallist • Scotties Tournament of Hearts champion • Co-op Canadian Open and KIOTI National champion • HearingLife Tour Challenge, WFG Masters and AMJ Players’ Championship finalist |