Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard

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Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard
Established1951
2024 host city St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
2024 arena RE/MAX Centre
2024 champion Andrew Symonds
Current edition

The Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard is the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial championship for men's curling. The tournament is run by the Newfoundland and Labrador Curling Association. The winner represents Team Newfoundland and Labrador at the Tim Hortons Brier.

Champions

(National champions in bold)

YearTeamCurling club
2024 Andrew Symonds St. John's Curling Club
2023 Nathan Young St. John's Curling Club
2022 Nathan Young St. John's Curling Club
2021 Greg Smith St. John's Curling Club
2020 Brad Gushue St. John's Curling Club
2019 Andrew Symonds St. John's Curling Club
2018 Greg Smith St. John's Curling Club
2017 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club / St. John's Curling Club
2016 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club / St. John's Curling Club
2015 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club / St. John's Curling Club
2014 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2013 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2012 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2011 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2010 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2009 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2008 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2007 Brad Gushue Corner Brook Curling Club
2006 Ken Peddigrew St. John's Curling Club
2005 Brad Gushue St. John's Curling Club
2004 Brad Gushue Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
2003 Brad Gushue St. John's Curling Club
2002 Mark Noseworthy St. John's Curling Club
2001 Keith Ryan Carol Curling Club
2000 Rick Rowsell St. John's Curling Club
1999 Glenn Goss St. John's Curling Club
1998 Toby McDonald Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club
1997 Jeff Thomas St. John's Curling Club
1996 Frank O'Driscoll St. John's Curling Club
1995 Bill Jenkins St. John's Curling Club
1994Mark NoseworthySt. John's Curling Club
1993 Gary Oke Recplex
1992Glenn GossSt. John's Curling Club
1991 John Boland Gander Curling Club
1990Glenn GossSt. John's Curling Club
1989 Lorne Henderson St. John's Curling Club
1988Gary OkeRecplex
1987Mark NoseworthySt. John's Curling Club
1986 Fred Durant St. John's Curling Club
1985 Jeff Thomas St. John's Curling Club
1984 Jeff Thomas St. John's Curling Club
1983Gary OkeCorner Brook Curling Club
1982Mark NoseworthySt. John's Curling Club
1981 Toby McDonald St. John's Curling Club
1980 Wayne Hamilton St. John's Curling Club
1979 Jeff Thomas St. John's Curling Club
1978 Bob Rowe Goose Bay Curling Club
1977 Wayne Hamilton St. John's Curling Club
1976 Jack MacDuff St. John's Curling Club
1975 Bob Cole St. John's Curling Club
1974 Fred Wight St. John's Curling Club
1973 Jim Ward Carol Curling Club
1972 Fred Durant St. John's Curling Club
1971 Bob Cole St. John's Curling Club
1970 Les Bowering St. John's Curling Club
1969 Bill Piercey St. John's Curling Club
1968 Bill Piercey St. John's Curling Club
1967 Leonard Kalchak RCAF Goose Bay Curling Club
1966 George MacCharles St. John's Curling Club
1965 George MacCharles St. John's Curling Club
1964 Ed Pedley St. John's Curling Club
1963 John Pike Grand Falls Curling Club
1962 George Giannou St. John's Curling Club
1961 Alexander Fisher Blomidon Curling Club
1960 John-David Lyon Goose Bay Curling Club
1959 Alexander Fisher Blomidon Curling Club
1958 Alexander Fisher Corner Brook Curling Club
1957 Alexander Fisher Corner Brook Curling Club
1956 Bob Goudey St. John's Curling Club
1955 Norm Rockwell St. John's Curling Club
1954 Bob Kent St. John's Curling Club
1953 Norm Rockwell St. John's Curling Club
1952 Tommy Tomelin Corner Brook Curling Club
1951 Tom Hallett St. John's Curling Club

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