MB Scott Tournament of Hearts



		Skip Quinn Adams		Third Megan Adams		Second Hollee Fuerst		Lead Leigh Adams



		Skip Debbie Cripps		Third Darlene Yuskow		Second Colette Hykawy		Lead Sheri Horning



St. Vital CC		Skip Karen Fallis		Third Janice Blair		Second Susan Baleja		Lead Lynn Fallis-Kurz



Wheat City CC		Skip Lois Fowler		Third Gerri Cooke		Second Lana Hunter		Lead Tanya Robins



Fort Rouge CC		Skip Janet Harvey		Third Jill Thurston		Second Cherie-Ann Loder		Lead Carey Burgess



St. Vital CC		Skip Marlene Lang		Third Heather Gibson		Second Lori Campbell		Lead Cathy Gillespie



St. Vital CC		Skip Kristy McDonald		Third Lisa Blixhavn		Second Leslie Wilson-Westcott		Lead Raunora Westcott



Fort Rouge CC		Skip Darcy Robertson		Third Julie Bueckert		Second Carlene Strand		Lead Lindsay Titheridge



		Skip Chris Scalena		Third Jacki Rintoul		Second Lynn Sandercock		Lead Bev Atkins



		Skip Holly Scott		Third Tara Scott		Second Alicia Pierson		Lead Jenna Scott



Fort Rouge CC		Skip Barb Spencer		Third Chelsea Carey		Second Kim Horne		Lead Barb Mehling



Fort Rouge CC		Skip Shauna Streich		Third Karen Klein		Second Krista Novotny		Lead Robin Campbell



		Skip Terry Ursel		Third Sandra Pottinger		Second Diane Mauthe		Lead Brenda Walker



		Skip Rhonda Varnes		Third Vanessa Foster		Second Cheryl Thacker		Lead Kara McLean



		Skip Kristen Williamson		Third Tasha Hunter		Second Cheryl Isaac		Lead Kendra Georges



		Skip Gwen Wooly		Third Lori Manning		Second Evelyn Clegg		Lead Jean Ungarian

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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