About Connor Njegovan
Born 1992. Connor Njegovan is a Canadian athlete and curler.
Connor Njegovan (born June 23, 1992) is a Canadian curler from Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Career
Juniors Njegovan made his first and only Canadian Junior Curling Championships appearance in 2010 playing second for the Alex Forrest rink. The team finished the round robin in first place only suffering two losses to Northern Ontario and Saskatchewan. This meant the team had an automatic bye to the final. There, they faced Ontario who they had previously beaten in the round robin. The team gave up two in the final end to lose the game 8β7. Njegovan curled an average 81% during the round robin.
Men's Njegovan played for the Jeff Stoughton rink for the 2014β15 season, which would be Stoughton's last. The team played in four Grand Slam of Curling events but only qualified in one, the 2014 Masters. At the 2015 Manitoba provincials, the team qualified for the championship round as the third seed. They defeated Braden Calvert 6β4 in the 3 vs. 4 game before being eliminated in the semi-final by the Mike McEwen rink.
The following year at the 2016 Viterra Championship, his rink of Alex Forrest, Travis Bale and Ian McMillan failed to make the final four championship round after losing the Double Knockout qualifier against Matt Dunstone 7β3. Njegovan joined Dunstone the following season with Forrest and McMillan to try to qualify for the Brier again at the 2017 Viterra Championship. But once again, his team would be bested in the Double Knockout round, this time to Jason Gunnlaugson.
For the 2017β18 season, Njegovan would once again stay with Forrest and McMillan but would bring on Gunnlaugson to skip the team. The team had a successful Grand Slam season, playing in every slam and qualifying in six of their seven events including winning the 2017 Tour Challenge Tier 2. However at the 2018 Viterra Championship, the team struggled going 1β2 in the Double Knockout bracket and missing the playoffs. The team had a less successful following season, only playing five slam and qualifying in one of them. At this years provincials, the team qualified for the Championship Round as the number one seed. But they fell apart in the playoffs, losing the 1 vs. 2 game against Carruthers and the semifinal against Lyburn. The team did get to represent Canada at the Second Leg of the 2018-19 Curling World Cup, where they went 1β5.
The team won the 2019 Cargill Curling Training Centre Icebreaker to start the 2019β20 season. They also won the Mother Club Fall Curling Classic and the Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic. Njegovan won his first Provincial title at the 2020 Viterra Championship after defeating the Mike McEwen rink 7β4 in the final. Team Gunnlaugson represented Manitoba at the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier, where they finished in eighth place with a 5β6 record. It would be the team's last event of the season as both the Players' Championship and the Champions Cup Grand Slam events were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Manitoba, the 2021 provincial championship was cancelled. As the reigning provincial champions, Team Gunnlaugson was chosen to represent Manitoba at the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier. At the Brier, they finished with a 6β6 record.
Coaching During the 2019β20 season, Njegovan coached the Sayaka Yoshimura team from Japan. He coached them to a bronze medal finish at the 2020 Japan Curling Championships and a runner-up finish at the 2019 Masters Grand Slam event.
He also coaches his wife Selena's rink, team Kaitlyn Lawes.
Personal life Njegovan is married to fellow curler Selena Njegovan, and has one son. He is currently a real estate agent He attended the University of Manitoba.
Teams Season Skip Third Second Lead 2009β10 Alex Forrest Joey Witherspoon Connor Njegovan Mike Neufeld 2011β12 Joey Witherspoon Connor Njegovan Taylor McIntyre Brett Brezden 2012β13 Kyle Doering Connor Njegovan Derek Oryniak Kyle Kurz 2013β14 William Lyburn Alex Forrest Connor Njegovan Tyler Forrest 2014β15 Jeff Stoughton Rob Fowler Alex Forrest Connor Njegovan 2015β16 Alex Forrest Travis Bale Ian McMillan Connor Njegovan 2016β17 Matt Dunstone Alex Forrest Ian McMillan Connor Njegovan 2017β18 Jason Gunnlaugson Alex Forrest Ian McMillan Connor Njegovan 2018β19 Jason Gunnlaugson Alex Forrest Denni Neufeld Connor Njegovan 2019β20 Jason Gunnlaugson Alex Forrest Adam Casey Connor Njegovan 2020β21 Jason Gunnlaugson Adam Casey Matt Wozniak Connor Njegovan 2021β22 Jason Gunnlaugson Adam Casey Matt Wozniak Connor Njegovan 2022β23 Reid Carruthers Jason Gunnlaugson (2022) Brad Jacobs (2023) Derek Samagalski Connor Njegovan 2023β24 Brad Jacobs Reid Carruthers Derek Samagalski Connor Njegovan 2024β25 Reid Carruthers Catlin Schneider B. J. Neufeld (from Jan. 2025) Derek Samagalski (until Nov. 2024) Kyle Doering (from Nov. 2024) Catlin Schneider Connor Njegovan 2025β26 Reid Carruthers B. J. Neufeld Catlin Schneider Connor Njegovan
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Canadian curler
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Connor Njegovan was born on 23 June 1992 in Winnipeg.
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Connor Njegovan is an athlete and curler.
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