OUA Men's Championship



Trent University Peterborough Ontario		Skip Kristina Adams		Third Jennifer Wade		Second Olivia Huber		Lead Julie O'Donnell



University of Windsor Windsor Ontario		Skip Katie Bolt		Third Danielle Latendresse		Second Amy Dymond		Lead Natalia Mroz



Burns Sudbury Ontario		Skip Krysta Burns		Third Paige Droog		Second Cassandra Rees		Lead Brianne Manson



Queen's University Kingston Ontario		Skip Emily Dyson		Third Lindsay Ross		Second Mackenzie Roberts		Lead Victoria Roberts



University of Toronto Toronto Ontario		Skip Deborah Hawkshaww		Third Deanna Caldwell		Second Brittany Prevost		Lead Sabrina Ribau



Algoma University Sault Ste. Marie Ontario		Skip Leah Hodgson		Third Shae-Lynn Dupuis		Second Akeishia Trudeau		Lead Jessica Emprey



Carleton University Ottawa Ontario		Skip Lauren Horton		Third Kim Gannon		Second Emily Lindsay		Lead Jessica Armstrong



Wilfrid Laurier University Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario		Skip Carly Howard		Third Kerilynn Mathers		Second Evangeline Fortier		Lead Chelsea Brandwood



McMaster University Hamilton Ontario		Skip Emily Lloyd		Third Charlotte Tousaw		Second Emma Lalonde		Lead Kira Moor



Brock University St. Catharines Ontario		Skip Erin Macaulay		Third Joanna Francolini		Second Terri Weeks		Lead Danielle Robinson



Western University London Ontario		Skip Caitlin Romain		Third Chantal Allan		Second Sarah Mooney		Lead Monica Graham



University of Waterloo Waterloo Ontario		Fourth Halyna Tepylo		Skip Melanie Ty		Second Carly Van Daele		Lead Maeve Lawlor



University of Guelph Guelph Ontario		Skip Katelyn Wasylkiw		Third Jestyn Murphy		Second Heather Cridland		Lead Emily Walsh



UOIT Oshawa Ontario		Skip Riley Weagant		Third Katie McLaughlin		Second Cassandra Bolt		Lead Courtney Stafford



Lakehead University Thunder Bay Ontario		Skip Megan Westlund		Third Kim Zsakai		Second Sheree Hinz		Lead Emily Rose

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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