Norwegian Curling Championship



Andreassen Vettre Norway		Fourth Kjell Berg		Skip Tormod Andreassen		Second Morten Tveit		Lead Halvard Kverne



Braenden Lillehammer Norway		Skip Mathias Braenden		Third Jens Grassbakken		Second Adne Birketveit		Lead Niclas Engevold Nordhagen



Foss Oppdal Norway		Skip Kristian Foss		Third Michael Mellemseter		Second Einar Mesloe		Lead Morten Hovdal



Johansen Lillehammer Norway		Skip Stein Erik Johansen		Third Eivind Sve		Second Lars Ove Madshus		Lead Kenth-Stian Johansen



Kilgour Sormarka Norway		Skip Iain Kilgour		Third Bjornar Fidje		Second Gisle Larsen		Lead Richard Callow



Mjoen Oppdal Norway		Skip Eirik Mjoen		Third Sander Rolvag		Second Martin Sesaker		Lead Markus Skogvold



Myran Oppdal Norway		Skip Jorgen Myran		Third Andreas Harstad		Second Emil M. Kval		Lead Stg Morten Myran



Nordhagen Lillehammer Norway		Skip Jorn Nordhagen		Third Jan Sveen		Second Tom Ian Halsor		Lead Bjorn Henning Stinterud



Ramsfjell Oslo Norway		Skip Magnus Ramsfjell		Third Bendik Ramsfjell		Second Magnus Vagberg		Lead Eskil Vintervold



Sorum Oslo Norway		Skip Oystein Sorum		Third Hallvard Sorum		Second Joachim Suter		Lead Eirik Kristiansen



Ulsrud Oslo Norway		Skip Thomas Ulsrud		Third Torger Nergaard		Second Christoffer Svae		Lead Haavard Vad Petersson



Utgard Hamar Norway		Fourth Tom Sorlundsengen		Third Rune Steen Hansen		Second Olav Kringebotn		Skip Magnus Utgard



Vage Sormarka Norway		Fourth Christian Leikvholl Svela		Third Simen Valvik		Skip Odd Arne Vage		Lead Hans Roger Toemmervold



Walstad Oppdal Norway		Skip Steffen Walstad		Third Markus Hoiberg		Second Magnus Nedregotten		Lead Alexander Lindstroem



Wibe Halden Norway		Fourth Thomas Moe		Third Sigve Indregard		Second Victor Bergerskogen		Skip Christer Wibe

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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