SASKATOON — Jennifer Jones was crying so hard that she couldn’t get out the words “we stand on guard for thee” as she stood on a podium with her teammates, a gold medal hanging around her neck, a Team Canada jacket on her back, O Canada blaring on the arena’s speakers. “We’re going to the Olympics!” the legendary skipper said, later, smiling through more tears. “It’s crazy.” Yes, and crazy doesn’t even describe the way Jones and her team — third Kaitlyn Lawes, second Jocelyn Peterman, lead Dawn McEwen and fifth Lisa Weagle — got there in an Olympic Trials final for the ages on Sunday afternoon at the SaskTel Centre. Up against Tracy Fleury and her previously undefeated foursome, Jones had the hammer and this game seemingly in the bag in the 10th end, down 5-4 but with a deuce in her sites. On her last rock, Jones had to take out a Fleury stone to sit two for the win, a shot, as Fleury said later, “Jenn makes 99 per cent of the time, for sure.” Fleury thought this was over. Everyb...