German Masters



Bangerter Switzerland		Skip Christian Bangerter		Third Stefan Schori		Second Daniel Inversini		Lead Jurg Stettler



Baumann Schwenningen Switzerland		Skip Alexander Baumann		Third Manuel Walter		Second Sebastian Schweizer		Lead Jorg Engesser



Buettner Geising Germany		Skip Andy Buettner		Third Erik Zimmerman		Second Kai Duschanek		Lead Jerome Grasse



Burba Oberstdorf Germany		Fourth Andy Kapp		Skip Wolfgang Burba		Second Bernhard Mayr		Lead Markus Herberg



Diekmann Hamburg Germany		Skip Julius Diekmann		Third Joachim Fenske		Second Reto Grimm		Lead Felix Pilz



George Duluth United States		Skip Tyler George		Third Craig Brown		Second Rich Ruohonen		Lead Colin Hufman



Herberg Fussen Germany		Fourth Andy Lang		Skip Daniel Herberg		Second Markus Messenzehl		Lead Daniel Neuner



Jahr Germany		Fourth Felix Schulze		Skip Johnny Jahr		Second Christopher Bartsch		Lead Peter Rickmers



Klima Czech Republic		Skip Radeck Klima		Third Tomas Valek		Second Tomas Paul		Lead Jan Samueli



Mellemseter Norway		Skip Steffen R. Mellemseter		Third Markus Snove Hoiberg		Second Havard Mellem		Lead Magnus Nedregotten



Stjerne Hvidovre Denmark		Skip Rasmus Stjerne		Third Johnny Frederiksen		Second Mikkel Poulsen		Lead Troels Harry



Tselousov Moscow Russia		Skip Alexey Tselousov		Third Andrey Drozdov		Second Alexey Stukalsky		Lead Aleksey Kamnev



Unterberger Austria		Skip Andreas Unterberger		Third Markus Forejtek		Second Marcus Schmitt		Lead Martin Egretzberger



Vojtus Prague Czech Republic		Skip Michal Vojtus		Third Jakub Bares		Second Martin Hejhal		Lead Martin Stepanek

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.

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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