It was nearly a Scottish sweep of the top EDGE stats performers in the men's division at the P&H Masters in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Skip Bruce Mouat (plus-12) and his third Robin Brydone (plus-13) were the top performers at their respective positions last week during the preliminary round of the season's second event in the Grand Slam of Curling presented by Molson Canadian.
Joining them at the top of the charts was compatriot Euan Kyle (plus-nine), who throws lead stones for Team Hardie.
Team Schwaller's Sven Michel denied the Scottish sweep, with the Swiss second posting the best EDGE score of the week at plus-17.
Team Kitazawa took two of the four top places in the women's division.
Skip Ikue Kitazawa led all fourth-rock throwers at plus-16, with second Minori Suzuki at plus-11.
Team Sturmay third Danielle Schmiemann (plus-seven) and Team Park lead Su-jin Kim (plus-13) were also first at their positions.
The new EDGE stat shows how a curler performs compared to the tour average, factoring in shot difficulty. A positive EDGE means they're outperforming the field.
