Jordison is a former Saskatchewan junior curling champion, having won the title with current third Jason Ackerman.
With third Scott Bitz, second Aryn Schmidt, and lead Dean Hicke, Jordison became a men's provincial champion with a win at the 2009 SaskTel Tankard with a win over Pat Simmons, which broke Simmons' streak of four consecutive provincial titles. With this win, Jordison won the right to represent Saskatchewan at the Brier that same year, where they finished with a 3–8 win–loss record. Jordison and his team also played at the 2009 qualifier to the Canadian Olympic Curling Trials, but failed to win a game.[1]
Jordison joined Steve Laycock in 2011 after a partnership with Jason Jacobson in the previous season to replace Simmons, who left Laycock's team to join Kevin Koe.[2] After one year with Laycock, Jordison reunited with Ackerman to form a new team with Brent Goeres and Curtis Horwath.
On the World Curling Tour, Jordison has seen some success, with some Grand Slam appearances and runner-up finishes in World Curling Tour events. He has won one event to date, the 2007 Whites Drug Store Classic.
^"Featured Curling Athlete: Joel Jordison". Canadian Curling Association. 28 November 2011. Retrieved 15 October 2012.
^"Laycock Announces Simmons Replacement". saskcurl.com. 27 April 2011. Archived from the original on 14 September 2012. Retrieved 15 October 2012.
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October 21, 2023
joel, jordison, born, march, 1978, canadian, curler, from, moose, saskatchewan, jordison, currently, skips, team, from, moose, curlerborn, 1978, march, 1978, moose, saskatchewanteamcurling, clubmoose, moose, saskatchewan, canadaskipthirdjason, ackermansecondbr. Joel Jordison born March 11 1978 is a Canadian curler from Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Jordison currently skips his own team from Moose Jaw Joel JordisonCurlerBorn 1978 03 11 March 11 1978 age 45 Moose Jaw SaskatchewanTeamCurling clubMoose Jaw CC Moose Jaw Saskatchewan CanadaSkipJoel JordisonThirdJason AckermanSecondBrent GoeresLeadCurtis HorwathCurling careerBrier appearances1 2009 Top CTRS ranking9th 2006 07 Contents 1 Career 2 Teams 3 References 4 External linksCareer EditJordison is a former Saskatchewan junior curling champion having won the title with current third Jason Ackerman With third Scott Bitz second Aryn Schmidt and lead Dean Hicke Jordison became a men s provincial champion with a win at the 2009 SaskTel Tankard with a win over Pat Simmons which broke Simmons streak of four consecutive provincial titles With this win Jordison won the right to represent Saskatchewan at the Brier that same year where they finished with a 3 8 win loss record Jordison and his team also played at the 2009 qualifier to the Canadian Olympic Curling Trials but failed to win a game 1 Jordison joined Steve Laycock in 2011 after a partnership with Jason Jacobson in the previous season to replace Simmons who left Laycock s team to join Kevin Koe 2 After one year with Laycock Jordison reunited with Ackerman to form a new team with Brent Goeres and Curtis Horwath On the World Curling Tour Jordison has seen some success with some Grand Slam appearances and runner up finishes in World Curling Tour events He has won one event to date the 2007 Whites Drug Store Classic Teams EditSeason Skip Third Second Lead Events1998 99 Dave Manser Joel Jordison Kevin Aberle Aaron Geib1998 99 Delvin Moch Blaine Kunz Joel Jordison Kevin Aberle1999 00 Rod Montgomery Scott Montgomery Joel Jordison Brad Montgomery2002 03 Pat Simmons Joel Jordison Ryan Miller Neil Cursons2009 10 Joel Jordison Scott Bitz Aryn Schmidt Dean Hicke 2009 Sask Brier2010 11 Joel Jordison Jason Jacobson Josh Heidt Brock Montgomery2011 12 Steve Laycock Joel Jordison Brennen Jones Dallan Muyres2012 13 Joel Jordison Jason Ackerman Brent Goeres Curtis HorwathReferences Edit Featured Curling Athlete Joel Jordison Canadian Curling Association 28 November 2011 Retrieved 15 October 2012 Laycock Announces Simmons Replacement saskcurl com 27 April 2011 Archived from the original on 14 September 2012 Retrieved 15 October 2012 External links Edit Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Joel Jordison amp oldid 1075511671, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
