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Team Silvernagle remained undefeated on Day 2 of the 2019聽Viterra Scotties Women's Provincials. Team Just also gathered the same number of wins, but played one more game than聽Silvernagle and lost one.

The provincial Scotties curling championship continues in Humboldt today with the Robyn Silvernagle team from North Battleford still undefeated.

Twin Rivers Curling Club will be hosting even more curlers from around the province this summer. Starting in August 2019, they will host the New Holland Prairieland Curling Camp at the Northland Power Curling Centre in North Battleford.

The Robyn Silvernagle rink has gotten off to a good start at the provincial Scotties women's curling championship in Humboldt. In their first game Tuesday Team Silvernagle routed Jessica Mitchell's rink by a score of 10-1.

It took until mid-January, but as of Saturday the Battlefords North Stars had found themselves back in a familiar spot: first place in the Global Ag Risk Solutions Division.

With the throw of a ceremonial rock by a junior ladies team from Quill Lake, the 2019 Viterra Scotties Women鈥檚 Provincials officially began. The ceremonial rock was thrown by Kaley Ingram, while Kierra Anderson and Brynn Harcourt swept.

After two years of making it to the provincial finals and losing, Team Silvernagle is aiming to win it all in Humboldt.

A team with a mix of women鈥檚, junior and mixed curling experience that鈥檚 ranked second overall in Saskatchewan is competing for the top spot at the provincials.

Last year鈥檚 Viterra Scotties Women鈥檚 Provincials champion is defending her title, skipping a team that鈥檚 new to her.

With a combined 45 years experience competing at provincial events, Team Holland is aiming to make it to the top.