Tracy Fleury believes she’s found the right answers as part of Rachel Homan’s rink. Homan's squad is representing Canada at the world women’s curling championships. Fleury joined Homan’s Ottawa rink in August 2022 after Joanne Courtney decided to step away form the game. She spent her first year with the team as skip and throwing third stones. This season, Homan returned as skip, with Fleury playing third. Along with second Emma Miskew and lead Sarah Wilkes, the team went 11-0 to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary.
It’s been a learning process, but Tracy Fleury believes she’s found the right answers as part of Rachel Homan ’s rink. Homan's squad is representing Canada at the world women’s curling championships that begin Saturday in Sydney, N.S. Fleury, one of the country’s top skips, joined Homan’s Ottawa rink in August 2022 after Joanne Courtney decided to step away form the game. She spent her first year with the team as skip and throwing third stones.
This season, Homan returned as skip, with Fleury playing third. Along with second Emma Miskew and lead Sarah Wilkes, the team went 11-0 to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary. That improved their record to an impressive 48-5 on the season. “I think our first year together was a lot of learning, getting used to each other,” the 37-year-old Fleury told a virtual media availability Wednesday. “We were all adjusting to new roles. We tried not to put too much pressure on ourselves and just kind of get comfortable. "Now in year two, I think everyone has settled in.” Both Homan and Fleury shot 89 per cent during the Scottie
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