Rock League reveals stats leaders for debut season

It was almost a clean sweep for Typhoon Curling Club among the stats leaders in women's fours during Rock League's debut season.

Typhoon third Chinami Yoshida (77.5 per cent), second Min-ji Kim (82.86 per cent) and lead Ye-eun Seol (85.24 per cent) topped the charts at their respective positions. Alpine Curling Club captain Alina Pätz (82.86 per cent) was the combo breaker, as the top shooter at the fourth position.

Frontier Curling Club fourth Danny Casper (81.67 per cent), Northern United third Robin Brydone (86.67 per cent), Frontier second Colin Hufman (84.29 per cent) and Shield Curling Club lead Dan Marsh (92.38 per cent) were the top shooters in men's fours.

Alpine's Almida de Val (76.56 per cent, throwing the first and last stones) and Northern's Rasmus Wranå (79.19 per cent, throwing the second, third and fourth stones) were the best shooters in mixed doubles.

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Curlers had to play a minimum of three games at the same position to be eligible.

Seol also "led" the way during the mixed fours stage, shooting 92.8 per cent at lead. Northern fourth Bruce Mouat (85.7 per cent) plus Alpine third Selina Gafner (88.5 per cent) and second Oskar Eriksson (92.8 per cent) finished first at their positions.

Alpine topped all franchises with an 81.36 overall shooting percentage.

The condensed inaugural season of Rock League took place April 6-12 at TMU Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto.