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Canadian Curling Great Brad Gushue Named High-Performance Director with USA Curling

The Olympic champion will guide talent identification and long-term athlete development as USA Curling builds toward the next Olympics.

  • On Wednesday, USA Curling announced Brad Gushue will serve as high-performance director, tasking the Canadian legend with elevating United States gold-medal chances at the next two Olympic Games.
  • Gushue brings a decorated resume including six Brier wins, a world championship, and 15 Grand Slam titles, retiring two months ago with an emotional farewell at a Brier in St. John's, Nfld.
  • USA Curling CEO Dean Gemmell cited Gushue's "extensive experience as a manager of business operations and as a leader of teams both on and off the ice." Gushue consulted Gerry Peckham, who held the role for 33 years at Curling Canada.
  • Acknowledging it will be "awkward" to compete against his home country, Gushue travels south next week to participate in an emerging talent showcase while identifying the next stars.
  • Gushue emphasizes sustained success requires planning in a "six, eight, 10-year span" to build a high-performance culture delivering podium results at world championships and Olympic Games.
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Curling: Canadian Brad Gushue, a new retiree, becomes Director of High Performance for the American Federation, USA Curling.

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Canadian curling great Brad Gushue named high-performance director with USA Curling

USA Curling is turning to Canadian curling legend Brad Gushue for its high-performance director position.

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USA Curling hires Canada great Gushue as high-performance director to boost Olympic gold-medal hopes

One of Canada’s greatest curlers has been hired to improve the United States’ gold-medal chances at the next two Olympic Games.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
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