Taylor Allen
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Past articles by Taylor:
Dunstone optimistic after Brier loss
Sunday was a roller-coaster of emotions for Matt Dunstone and Team Manitoba. → Read More
Harnden making most of opportunity
Ryan Harnden is getting exactly what he signed up for. → Read More
From the pebble to the broadcast booth, Brier a family affair for the Gauthiers
Sports broadcasters are trained to call things down the middle and not have a rooting interest. → Read More
Veteran second slides into third with Team Carruthers at Brier
Derek Samagalski is in unfamiliar territory. → Read More
Fab Four junior champs from 2016 reunited at Brier in London
No matter what level, when a team wins a national championship, it creates a bond that can last a lifetime. → Read More
Boxer had spark in and out of ring
A weekly series in honour of Black History Month, Taylor Allen highlights the stories and incredible accomplishments of Black athletes and coaches in Manitoba. → Read More
Come hell or high water, Einarson endures
KAMLOOPS — Team Canada’s Kerri Einarson was in dangerous territory. → Read More
Jones rink hands Einarson’s Team Canada first loss of tournament
KAMLOOPS — Jennifer Jones has put herself in prime position to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts for a record seventh time. → Read More
Jones adds to growing legend at Scotties
KAMLOOPS — The legend of Jennifer Jones continues to grow. → Read More
Lawes-Jones showdown not to be as Wild Card team eliminated from Scotties
KAMLOOPS — Kaitlyn Lawes versus Jennifer Jones. → Read More
Scotties B Pool an elite bunch
KAMLOOPS — Pool B at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts was nicely settled after Thursday morning’s draw. → Read More
Einarson in a class of her own
KAMLOOPS — Colleen Jones knew this day would come. → Read More
Fleury chasing Scotties glory with Team Ontario
KAMLOOPS — It’s hard to summarize Tracy Fleury’s four years curling out of Manitoba. → Read More
Lawes clings to championship-round hopes after B.C. steals win
KAMLOOPS — Heading into Wednesday, Kaitlyn Lawes was the only team at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts to not give up a steal. → Read More
Veteran skip believes Team Manitoba has what it takes to triumph at Scotties
KAMLOOPS — Manitobans are running the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. → Read More
Ontario curling icon Howard honoured to wear Buffalo jacket
KAMLOOPS — After decades of battling the biggest names in Manitoba men’s curling — Kerry Burtnyk, Jeff Stoughton, Mike McEwen, and Reid Carruthers, just to name a few — Glenn Howard never, ever imagined that he would one day wear a Buffalo jacket. → Read More
Team comes first for Jones rink
KAMLOOPS — Rotating in and out of the lineup isn’t easy, but it’s a much easier pill to swallow when you’re asked to do it because the greatest women’s curler of all time joined your team. → Read More
Fill-in Walker feeling right at home with Team Lawes
Laura Walker is curling with a Manitoba-based team for the first time but feels right at home with Kaitlyn Lawes. → Read More
Fortunus finds satisfaction inspiring Black children to play hockey
A weekly series in honour of Black History Month, Taylor Allen highlights the stories and incredible accomplishments of Black athletes and coaches in Manitoba. → Read More
Manitoba curler Alberta bound
There are four teams from the Keystone Province at the 2023 Scotties Tournament of Hearts national women’s curling championship in Kamloops, B.C., but a small southern Manitoba town might be inclined to root for a squad from Alberta, instead. → Read More