Mike McEwen has announced his departure from the Saskatchewan curling rink after three seasons. The Brandon, Manitoba native shared the news on Facebook, stating that “the team has chosen a different path without me next season.” He also confirmed that he is now a free agent for the upcoming season.
McEwen’s Tenure in Saskatchewan
Mike McEwen joined the Saskatchewan rink in 2023. His team included Colton Flasch as third, Kevin Marsh at second, and Dan Marsh as lead. During their time together, McEwen and the rink consistently competed at a high level.
Notable Achievements
- Participated in every Brier since 2023.
- Won the provincial playdowns in 2024.
- Qualified for the Canadian men’s national curling championships.
- Secured silver at the 2024 Brier in Regina, losing to Brad Gushue in the final.
- Finished third at the 2025 Canadian Olympic Curling Trials.
Recent Performance
This year, the team faced challenges at the Brier in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. They finished fourth in their pool and did not advance to the playoffs. Matt Dunstone, a former Saskatchewan skip, won the event with his Manitoba team.
Future Events
The next Brier, scheduled for 2027, will be held in Saskatoon. McEwen’s decision to leave the team marks a new chapter in his curling career as he seeks new opportunities.
