Original 16 WCT Bonspiel



Blandford Calgary Alberta	Skip Matthew Blandford	Third Darren Moulding	Second Brent Hamilton	Lead Brad Chyz



Collins Calgary Alberta	Skip Robert Collins	Third Scott Sawatzky	Second Colin Stroeder	Lead Robert Currie



Hill Calgary Alberta	Skip Lloyd Hill	Third Scott Egger	Second Warren Hall	Lead Brian McPherson



Keith Spruce Grove Alberta	Skip Greg Keith	Third Tyler Pfeiffer	Second Keith Power	Lead Martin Pederson



Kim Seoul Korea	Skip Seung Min Kim	Third Yeong Seok Jeong	Second Seung Hoon Oh	Lead Sewon Park



Libbus Calgary/Black Diamond Alberta	Skip Mike Libbus	Third Jamie Chisholm	Second Andre Fagnan	Lead Peter Keenan



Lizmore Edmonton Alberta	Skip Mick Lizmore	Third Nathan Connolly	Second Parker Konschuh	Lead Carter Lautner



Manners Grande Prairie Alberta	Skip Scott Manners	Third Tom Sallows	Second Ryan Deis	Lead Jordan Steinke



O'Connor Calgary Alberta	Skip Sean O'Connor	Third Vance Elder	Second Ryan O'Connor	Lead Dan Bubola



Pfister Bern Switzerland	Skip Marc Pfister	Third Enrico Pfister	Second Reto Keller	Lead Raphael Maerki



Schlender Edmonton Alberta	Skip Robert Schlender	Third Kevin Park	Second Adam Norget	Lead Chris Lemishka



Scoffin Edmonton Alberta	Skip Thomas Scoffin	Third Evan Asmussen	Second Jason Ginter	Lead Andrew O'Dell



Sluchinski Airdrie Alberta	Skip Aaron Sluchinski	Third Justin Sluchinski	Second Dylan Webster	Lead Eric Richard



Tselousov St-Petersburg Russia	Skip Alexey Tselousov	Third Artem Shmakov	Second Alexey Timofeev	Lead Evgeny Klimov



Usselman Calgary Alberta	Skip Thomas Usselman	Third Michael Roy	Second Taylor Ardiel	Lead Curtis Der



Virtue Calgary Alberta	Skip Brock Virtue	Third Charley Thomas	Second Brandon Klassen	Lead D.J. Kidby

2025: Johnson Tao
Johnson Tao, Kenan Wipf, Ben Morin, Andrew Nowell
Edmonton, AB
2024: Dustin Kalthoff
Dustin Kalthoff, Josh Heidt, Sam Wills, Mat Ring
Saskatoon, SK
2023: Mike McEwen
Mike McEwen, Colton Flasch, Kevin Marsh, Daniel Marsh
Saskatoon, SK
2022: Ross Whyte
Ross Whyte, Robin Brydone, Duncan McFadzean, Euan Kyle
Stirling, SCO
2021: Tyler Tardi
Tyler Tardi, Sterling Middleton, Jason Ginter, Jordan Tardi , Paul Tardi
Langley, BC
2019: Jeremy Harty
Jeremy Harty, Kyler Kleibrink, Joel Berger, Kurtis Goller
Calgary, AB
2018: Ted Appelman
Ted Appelman, Nathan Connolly, Shawn Donnelly, Adam Enright
Edmonton, AB
2017: Kurt Balderston
Kurt Balderston, Terry Meek, Rob Bucholz, Del Shaughnessy
Grande Prairie, AB
2016: Carl deConinck Smith
Carl deConinck Smith, Jeff Sharp, Matt Ryback, Mark Larsen
Saskatoon, SK
2015: Charley Thomas
Charley Thomas, Nathan Connolly, Brandon Klassen, DJ Kidby
Calgary, AB
2014: Brock Virtue
Brock Virtue, Charley Thomas, Brandon Klassen, DJ Kidby
Calgary, AB
2013: Chang-Min Kim
Chang-Min Kim, Min-Chan Kim, Se-Hyeon Seong, Young-Seon Seo, Eun Soo Oh
Uiseong, KOR
2012: Steve Petryk
Dan Petryk, Steve Petryk, Roland Robinson, Thomas Usselman
Calgary, AB
2011: Brock Virtue
Brock Virtue, JD Lind, Dominic Daemen, Matthew Ng
Calgary, AB
2010: Dean Ross
Dean Ross, Don DeLair, Chris Blackwell, Sean Morris
Calgary, AB

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

Scotland's Team Whyte wasted no time in registering their fourth successive win at the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship as they defeated a dangerous Italy team 9-3 in the minimum six ends in Utah.