Following a decade-plus hiatus, Brad Jacobs finally won his second Brier championship following a 5-3 win over Manitoba’s Matt Dunstone at Prospera Place in Kelowna on Sunday night. “It’s been too long since I won this championship,

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Gushue had a chance to win with his final throw of the 10th end. However, his tap attempt was heavy and the rock slid by Alberta's shot stone. "We got the biggest break of the year," said Jacobs, who will play Manitoba's Matt Dunstone in the evening final.

When veteran skip Brad Jacobs joined his new teammates last spring, one of their main goals was to make it to the last day of the Montana's Brier. Mission accomplished for the Alberta foursome. Now it's just a matter of getting to the top step of the podium.

Matt Dunstone advanced to the Brier championship game following a 7-4 win over defending champion Brad Gushue in the Page 1-2 game on Saturday evening. With his last stone in the 10 th end Gushue tried a takeout with rocks littering the house but his shot was too thin on his own stone,