Sebastian Aho tied things up while Carolina’s net was empty, Jordan Martinook added the winner nine seconds later and the Hurricanes earned a 5-3 comeback win in front of a raucous crowd at PNC Arena.

With a win over their Canadian rivals in a physical, hard-fought affair, Team USA will now carry momentum into the knockout rounds of the women’s world championships. Kristina Rutherford has the takeaways from the U.S.'s OT win over Canada.

She's still one of the world's best skips and her legacy in the game is unmatched, but after this week's GSOC Players' Championship, Jennifer Jones will call it quits and retire — probably.

When he made a shot for his first three of the Brier semi-final, Mike McEwen admits, after he fist-pumped and high-fived his teammates and pumped his broom in the air and yelled “Yeah!” a few times, that he really couldn’t help but show some of the emotion he was feeling inside.

Mike McEwen’s hand was shaking while he signed autographs on Saturday afternoon in his adopted home province, minutes after the Team Saskatchewan skip used that same hand to release the game-winning shot to keep the home team alive at the Brier.

On Thursday afternoon, veteran Yellowknife skipper Jamie Koe punched his team from Northwest Territories a ticket to the Brier playoffs for just the second time in the territory's history.

PWHL Toronto's Natalie Spooner may make life in the pros look easy, but few players can do what she does — and most aren't even willing to try.