Brendan Bottcher Announces Departure from Calgary Curling Club
Canadian Curling Champion Parts Ways with Longtime Team
Spruce Grove, Alberta native Brendan Bottcher has made a significant change in his curling career, announcing his departure from the Calgary-based club he has called home for several years. The three-time provincial men's champion made the announcement on Tuesday, leaving the curling community speculating about his next move.
Building a New Team for Olympic Success
Despite the surprise announcement, Bottcher has been quick to reveal his plans for the future. Just a day after parting ways with his Calgary team, Bottcher unveiled a new squad with Olympic aspirations. The new lineup features Mark Nichols, Brad Thiessen, and Karrick Martin, all of whom have represented Canada at the Olympic level.
With his new team in place, Bottcher expressed his excitement about the future. "I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with these world-class athletes," he said. "We share a common goal of representing Canada at the Olympics, and I believe we have the talent and chemistry to achieve that dream."
A Historic Career in Curling
Bottcher's departure from Calgary marks a new chapter in his illustrious curling career. Born in 1991, the Spruce Grove native has consistently been among the top curlers in Canada. Bottcher has won three provincial championships, skipped Canada to a silver medal at the 2018 World Men's Curling Championship, and represented Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Bottcher's decision to form a new team is a testament to his unwavering ambition. With his Olympic aspirations still burning bright, Bottcher is eager to write the next chapter in his curling journey. The Canadian curling community will undoubtedly follow his progress with keen interest, eager to see what the future holds for one of the country's most talented curlers.
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