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Adams Jr. Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Brian Adams Jr.		Third Michael Makela		Second Andy Peloza		Lead Phil Kennedy



Assad Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Mike Assad		Third Ben Mikkelsen		Second Mike Davis		Lead Jordan Potts



Bonot Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Trevor Bonot		Third Allen Macsemchuk		Second Chris Briand		Lead Brady Trottier



Burgess Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Bryan Burgess		Third Mike Pozihun		Second Dale Wiersema		Lead Pat Berezowski



Byrd Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Kurtis Byrd		Third Isaac Keffer		Second Josh Szajewski		Lead Mike Zsakai



Currie Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Jeff Currie		Third Mike McCarville		Second Colin Koivula		Lead Jamie Childs



Hackner Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Al Hackner		Third Kory Carr		Second Kristofer Leupen		Lead Gary Champagne



Johnston Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Dylan Johnston		Third Cody Johnston		Second Travis Showalter		Lead Jay Turner



Kallos Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Ashley Kallos		Third Oye-Sem Won		Second Larissa Mikkelsen		Lead Jessica Williams



Lappalainen Thunder Bay Ontario		Fourth Ron Rosengren		Skip Art Lappalainen		Second Tim Warkentin		Lead Larry Rathje



MacDonald Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Jeff MacDonald		Third Greg Doran		Second Brendan Berbenuik		Lead Phil Tribe



McCarville Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Krista McCarville		Third Ashley Miharija		Second Kari Lavoie		Lead Sarah Lang



Scharf Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Joe Scharf		Third Trevor Clifford		Second Aaron Skillen		Lead Bill Peloza



Wark Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Brennan Wark		Third Jordan Potter		Second Kyle Toset		Lead Joel Adams



Warkentin Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Zach Warkentin		Third Matt Roberts		Second Mackenzie Joblin		Lead Will Perozak



Weiss Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Gary Weiss		Third Deron Surkan		Second Mark Beazley		Lead Aaron Rogalski

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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