The Joshua Heidt rink out of Kerrobert – with Moose Jaw's Brock Montgomery at third -- came the closest, as they reached the 'A' side final before falling to eventual champion Kirk Muyres. Along the way they defeated Saskatoon Sutherland's Rylan Kleiter 8-6 in the first round, Wadena's Scott Comfort 11-9 in the quarter-final and Saskatoon Nutana's Jason Jacobson 8-4 in the semifinal.
Heidt didn't have much luck from there, as he fell 5-2 to Regina Highland's Matthew Dunstone in the 'B' side semi and was eliminated with a 6-4 loss to Fox Valley's Ryan Deis in the 'C' semifinal.
Regina's Scott Howard -- with Original 16 Superleague competitors Ben Gamble at third and Braydan Johnson at second – lost 4-2 to Kody Hartung of the Saskatoon Nutana in his first game and 7-4 to Kronau's Brady Kendel before picking up a win over Regina Highland's Mike Armstrong in his first 'C' side game. Howard couldn't keep things going, though, as they lost 8-5 to North Battleford's Lloyd Fell in their next contest. Fell's rink includes Moose Jaw curler Chadd McKenzie.
Estevan's Brent Gedak – with fellow former Moose Jaw curler Jason Ackerman at third and current Moose Jaw Ford Curling Centre competitor Derek Owens at second – was eliminated after an 8-4 loss to Fox Valley's Ryan Deis in their first 'C' side game. Earlier, they lost 12-4 to Comfort in their opening contest and 10-3 to Kleiter in their lone 'B' side game.
Fell lost to Saskatoon Nutana's Dustin Kalthoff in the 'B' side semifinal before their win over Howard. They were eliminated in an 8-5 loss to Kleiter
Muyres would go on to defeat Dunstone 6-5 in the championship final and will represent Saskatchewan at the 2019 Tim Horton's Brier in Brandon beginning Mar. 2.
