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Barcome, Jr.		Fourth Matt Stevens		Skip Don Barcome, Jr.		Second Cody Stevens		Lead Mark Haluptzok



Bina United States		Skip Bob Bina		Third Ben Tucker		Second Jim Satrom		Lead Joey Bjornson



Boehmer		Skip Dave Boehmer		Third Pat Spiring		Second Richard Daneault		Lead Don Harvey



Bohn		Skip David Bohn		Third Dennis Bohn		Second Bryan Galbraith		Lead Larry Solomon



Burtnyk		Skip Kerry Burtnyk		Third Ken Tresoor		Second Rob Fowler		Lead Keith Fenton



Fenson		Skip Pete Fenson		Third Doug Pottinger		Second Shawn Rojeski		Lead Keith Marshall



Hackner		Skip Al Hackner		Third Nathan Asham		Second Mike Friesen		Lead Arnold Asham



Haluptzok United States		Skip Mark Haluptzok		Third Matt Stevens		Second Quentin Way		Lead Cody Stevens



Hamblin		Skip David Hamblin		Third Ross Derksen		Second Geordie Hargreaves		Lead Ross McCannell



Hanley		Skip Erwin Hanley		Third Lyndon Holm		Second Lionel Holm		Lead Russell Flaman



Kirkness		Skip James Kirkness		Third Mike McEwen		Second Ross McFadyen		Lead A.J. Girardin



Kujanpaa		Skip Rae Kujanpaa		Third Butch Mouck		Second Terry Gudmundson		Lead Mark Hadway



Larway United States		Skip Jason Larway		Third Doug Pottinger		Second Bill Todhunter		Lead Joel Larway



Lukowich		Skip Mark Lukowich		Third Chris Suchy		Second Dave Elias		Lead Shane Kilgallen



Nelson		Skip Don Nelson		Third Travis Graham		Second Brad Haight		Lead Greg Klassen



Park Alberta		Fourth Dale Duguid		Skip Kevin Park		Second Shane Park		Lead Pat McCallum



Restall Manitoba		Skip Howard Restall		Third Stan Walker		Second Dave Kristy		Lead Andy Hick



Spriggs		Skip Don Spriggs		Third Dean Moxham		Second Dale Michie		Lead Rick Blight



Woodward		Skip Murray Woodward		Third Eric Goodman		Second Hubert Perrin		Lead Nathan Bodnarchuk



Zachary Manitoba		Skip Bryan Zachary		Third Gary Gumprich		Second Chris Chimuk		Lead Dave Stastook

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Manitoba's Kate Cameron (Photo: Curling Canada) announced on Monday that the team will look different for the new Olympic quadrennial.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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