Tanner Horgan

Tanner Horgan is a prominent Canadian curler, recognized for his significant achievements in junior and men’s curling championships. He has represented Northern Ontario, Manitoba, and Ontario in various competitive circuits, demonstrating consistent performance in the sport. After securing three Northern Ontario Bantam titles in 2010, 2013, and 2015, Tanner Horgan established himself as a prominent Canadian curler known for consistent performance across junior and men’s championships. His early success also included winning a provincial elementary school championship for Ontario, representing MacLeod Public School in 2012.

He represented Northern Ontario, Manitoba, and Ontario throughout his career, making his debut at the prestigious Brier in 2018. Expanding his competitive range, Horgan partnered with Keira McLaughlin in mixed doubles, culminating in a victory at the 2022 Ontario Mixed Doubles Tour Championship. His consistent performance led to a second appearance at the Brier in 2023, further cementing his status among Canada’s top curlers. In the 2024–25 curling season, Tanner Horgan joined forces with his brother Jacob as part of the John Epping rink.

This newly formed team quickly demonstrated its prowess, competing in the elite 2025 Masters Grand Slam event. Their momentum continued as they went undefeated at the 2025 Northern Ontario Men’s Provincial Curling Championship, earning the right to represent Northern Ontario at the 2025 Montana’s Brier. There, the team achieved a strong 6-2 record in the round robin, showcasing Horgan’s impactful contribution to the rink’s competitive edge. Horgan’s career is marked by three Brier appearances and multiple provincial titles, highlighting his sustained excellence and leadership within the sport.

His ability to perform at the highest levels of both junior and men’s competitive curling, coupled with his success in mixed doubles, underscores his versatility and enduring presence in Canadian curling.