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Arkhipov Moscow Russia		Skip Evgeniy Arkhipov		Third Sergei Glukhov		Second Dmitry Mironov		Lead Anton Kalalb



Stirling Gin Stirling Scotland		Skip Greg Drummond		Third Ross Paterson		Second Gregor Cannon		Lead Michael Goodfellow



Horgan Sudbury Northern Ontario		Skip Tanner Horgan		Third Jacob Horgan		Second Nicholas Bissonnette		Lead Maxime Blais



Lindstroem Lit Sweden		Skip Kristian Lindstroem		Third Henrik Leek		Second Joakim Flyg		Lead Victor Martinsson



Liu Harbin China		Skip Rui Liu		Third Xiao Ming Xu		Second Dongxu Jiang		Lead Jia Liang Zang



Schwaller Bern Switzerland		Skip Yannick Schwaller		Third Romano Meier		Second Michael Brunner		Lead Marcel Kaufeler



Stopera Chicago Illinois		Skip Andrew Stopera		Third Luc Violette		Second Ben Richardson		Lead Graem Fenson



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



Wang Changchun China		Skip Zhi Yu Wang		Third Jiafeng Tian		Second Xiangkun Wang		Lead Ze Zhong Zhang

2019: Rich Ruohonen
Greg Persinger, Rich Ruohonen, Colin Hufman, Philip Tilker, Kroy Nernberger
Minneapolis, USA
2018: Matt Dunstone
Matt Dunstone, Braeden Moskowy, Catlin Schneider, Dustin Kidby
Regina, SK
2017: Yannick Schwaller
Yannick Schwaller, Romano Keller-Meier, Michael Brunner, Marcel Kaeufeler
Bern, SUI

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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