D.J. Kidby
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| Born |
March 24, 1987 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada |
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| Curling club |
Callie CC, Regina, Saskatchewan |
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| Skip | Brock Virtue | ||||||||||||
| Third | Charley Thomas | ||||||||||||
| Second | Brandon Klassen | ||||||||||||
| Lead | D. J. Kidby | ||||||||||||
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| Brier appearances | 1 (2013) | ||||||||||||
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David "D. J." Kidby (born March 24, 1987) is a Canadian curler from Regina, Saskatchewan. He currently throws lead rocks for the Brock Virtue rink.
Kidby had a successful junior career which involved winning two provincial junior titles, a national and a world junior championship. Kidby threw second stones for the Kyle George rink in 2005, and they would win the 2005 Canadian Junior Curling Championships and the 2005 World Junior Curling Championships on top of their provincial junior title. Kidby won a second junior title in 2008 throwing second stones for Brennen Jones. That team lost in a tie-breaker at the 2008 Canadian Junior Curling Championships.
After juniors, Kidby moved to Alberta to play lead for the Chris Schille rink out of Edmonton. In 2010, Kidby and Schille joined the Don Walchuk rink with Kidby throwing second stones. That arrangement lasted one season before Kidby moved back to Regina to play second for Braeden Moskowy. In 2012, Schille moved to Saskatchewan to play on the team, as did former Albertan Brock Virtue who would skip, bumping Moskowy to third. Schille would move to second while Kidby moved to the lead position.
Kidby played in his first Alberta men's provincial championship with Walchuk in 2011. The team did not fare well, winning just two matches. After moving back to Saskatchewan, Kidby would play in hist first Saskatchewan men's provincial championship in 2012 with Moskowy. That team also did not fare well, winning just one match. However, the new lineup at the 2013 SaskTel Tankard would fare much better. The team lost just two matches en route to their first provincial title. They would go on to represent Saskatchewan at the 2013 Tim Hortons Brier.
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