Team Mouat adjusts for Olympics without Hardie, adds Brydone
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 9:05 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Three members of Team Mouat will aim for Olympic glory together after securing two silver medals in previous Games. Grant Hardie will leave the rink after nine years to skip his own team, Team Hardie, while Robin Brydone takes over as the third on Team Mouat. Hardie's decision comes as he seeks new challenges and motivation in his curling career. Team Mouat looks to maintain its competitive edge with Brydone, who is regarded as one of the best thirds currently active. The team prepares for future competitions with the goal of qualifying for the next Olympics in 2030.
- •Team Mouat aims for Olympic gold after two silvers.
- •Grant Hardie leaves to form Team Hardie with new teammates.
- •Robin Brydone replaces Hardie on Team Mouat.
- •Team Mouat looks to qualify for the 2030 Olympics.
- •Hardie's decision comes after emotional discussions with teammates.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Team Mouat eye third Olympics - but without Hardie
- 9:00 AMBBC Sport — Team Mouat eye third Olympics - but without Hardie
"Three members of Team Mouat sign on to try to win an elusive Olympic curling gold medal after consecutive silvers - but Grant Hardie has opted to leave the world's leading rink after nine years.
"Three members of Team Mouat sign on to try to win an elusive Olympic curling gold medal after consecutive silvers - but Grant Hardie has opted to leave the world's leading rink after nine years.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 8, 2026, 9:05 AMTeam Mouat eye third Olympics - but without Hardie
Three members of Team Mouat sign on to try to win an elusive Olympic curling gold medal after consecutive silvers - but Grant Hardie has opted to leave the world's leading rink after nine years.
- BBC SportJun 8, 2026, 9:00 AMTeam Mouat eye third Olympics - but without Hardie
Three members of Team Mouat sign on to try to win an elusive Olympic curling gold medal after consecutive silvers - but Grant Hardie has opted to leave the world's leading rink after nine years.
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