The 2013

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was held from February 6 to 10 at the

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. The winning

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rink represented Manitoba at the

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Teams

Draw Brackets

''32 team double knockout with playoff round''
''Four teams qualify each from A Event and B Event''

A Event

B Event

Results

All draw times are listed in

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Draw 1

''February 6, 8:30am''

Draw 2

''February 6, 12:15pm''

Draw 3

''February 6, 4:00pm''

Draw 4

''February 6, 8:15pm''

Draw 5

''February 7, 8:30am''

Draw 6

''February 7, 12:15pm''

Draw 7

''February 7, 4:00pm''

Draw 8

''February 7, 7:45pm''

Draw 9

''February 8, 8:30am''

Draw 10

''February 8, 12:15pm''

Draw 11

''February 8, 4:00pm''

Playoffs

Playoff round

''8 team double knockout''
''Four teams qualify into Championship Round''

First round

''February 8, 7:45pm''

Second round

''February 9, 9:00am''

Third round

''February 9, 2:00pm''

Championship Round

1 vs. 2

''February 9, 6:30 PM''

3 vs. 4

''February 9, 6:30 PM''

Semifinal

''February 10, 9:00 AM''

Final

''February 10, 1:30 PM''

References

External links

* {{Manitoba Curling Championships 2013 Tim Hortons Brier 2013 in Manitoba Curling in Manitoba February 2013 sports events in Canada Curling competitions in Manitoba Neepawa