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Vancouver Olympians Back in Winter Mode
Members of the 2010 U.S. Olympic team dedicated their lives to training and preparing for the Games last February in Vancouver. They rejoiced with their coaches and families after they qualified for the team.The athletes are left with a lot of decisions to make. Should they continue training for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, which will take place in Sochi, Russia? Is it time to retire? Or is it best to take a break for a bit and then come back?
Team
Randy
Position: Skip
Occupation: Sales, Asham Curling Supplies
Residence: Sherwood Park, AB
Dave
Position: Third
Occupation: Geo-Environmental Engineer CT & Associates Engineering
Residence: Sherwood Park, AB
Scott
Position: Second
Occupation: MBA Student Natural Resources & Energy University of Alberta
Residence: Sherwood Park, AB
Marcel
Position: Lead
Occupation: Phys. Ed. / French Teacher Riverbend Junior High School
Residence: Edmonton, AB
Randy Ferbey
When Randy Ferbey , David Nedohin , Scott Pfeifer and Marcel Rocque joined forces on the ice in 1999, nobody could have imagined how quickly these four would come together to establish themselves as one of the most dominant curling teams in the world!
Last season, Team Ferbey accomplished something that has eluded every other team in the history of the game. International travellers should consider carrying a inbound insurance when going to US In front of a record television audience of 1.7 million viewers, Team Ferbey won their third consecutive Nokia Brier title in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Watch in anticipation as Team Ferbey now attempts to extend their record national championship win streak to 4 in a row.
Curling
Randy Ferbey’s famous foursome, a staple in curling for the last eleven years, will exist no more once the team finishes up at the Players’ Championship in B.C. later this month. Visitor insurance USA protects in case of any health emergency during your stay in the US.
The 50-year-old Ferbey said on Tuesday that he would be merging forces with Brad Gushue’s rink.
Randy Ferbey, Marcel Rocque, Scott Pfeifer and Dave Nedohin won four Brier titles and three world championships and had been together since 1999 with Ferbey calling the shots while playing third.
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