Scotties Tournament of Hearts



Alberta Moore		Skip Kristie Moore		Third Blaine de Jager		Second Michelle Dykstra		Lead Amber Cheveldave



British Columbia Scott		Skip Kelly Scott		Third Jeanna Schraeder		Second Sasha Carter		Lead Sarah Wazney



Canada Nedohin		Skip Heather Nedohin		Third Beth Iskiw		Second Jessica Mair		Lead Laine Peters



Manitoba Jones		Skip Jennifer Jones		Third Kaitlyn Lawes		Second Jill Officer		Lead Dawn Askin



New Brunswick Crawford		Skip Andrea Crawford		Third Rebecca Atkinson		Second Danielle Parsons		Lead Jodie deSolla



Newfoundland / Labrador Devereaux		Skip Stacie Devereaux		Third Erin Porter		Second Lauren Wasylkiw		Lead Heather Martin



Northwest Territories Galusha		Skip Kerry Galusha		Third Sharon Cormier		Second Megan Cormier		Lead Wendy Miller



Nova Scotia Arsenault		Skip Mary-Anne Arsenault		Third Colleen Jones		Second Kim Kelly		Lead Jennifer Baxter



Ontario Homan		Skip Rachel Homan		Third Emma Miskew		Second Alison Kreviazuk		Lead Lisa Weagle



Prince Edward Island Birt		Skip Suzanne Birt		Third Shelly Bradley		Second Sarah Fullerton		Lead Leslie MacDougall



Quebec Ross		Skip Allisson Ross		Third Audree Dufresne		Second Brittany O'Rourke		Lead Sasha Beauchamp



Saskatchewan Shumay		Skip Jill Shumay		Third Kara Johnston		Second Taryn Holtby		Lead Jinaye Ayrey

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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