USA Men's Challenge Round



Allen Blaine Minnesota		Skip Jared Allen		Third Michael Roos		Second Keith Bulluck		Lead Marc Bulger



Beighton Madison Wisconsin		Skip Sean Beighton		Third Alex Leichter		Second Derrick McLean		Lead Chris Bond



Birklid Seattle Washington		Skip Steve Birklid		Third Sam Galey		Second Matt Birklid		Lead Nicholas Connolly



Birr Blaine Minnesota		Skip Todd Birr		Third Hunter Clawson		Second Greg Johnson		Lead Tom O'Connor



Brown Madison Wisconsin		Skip Daniel Brown		Third Kraig Deeren		Second David Brown		Lead Jeremy Roe



Brundidge St. Paul South Dakota		Skip Jed Brundidge		Third Jordan Brown		Second Evan Workin		Lead Cameron Rittenour



Corbett Rochester New York		Skip Brandon Corbett		Third Derek Corbett		Second Kent Suslavich		Lead Aaron Carlson



Griffin Roswell Georgia		Fourth Sterling Crabb		Skip Clayton Griffin		Second Fritz Owens		Lead Drew Zucker



Imes Columbus Ohio		Skip Stephen Imes		Third Trevor Gau		Second Chris Sherry		Lead Kevin Dolan



Kakela Hansboro North Dakota		Skip Kevin Kakela		Third Kyle Kakela		Second Timothy Hodek		Lead Ryan Lagasse



Nicko Blaine Minnesota		Skip Craig Nicko		Third Evan Jensen		Second Gabriel Nickel		Lead Jim Ivey



Siggins Tempe Arizona		Skip Mike Siggins		Third Adam Endicott		Second Travis Gaddie		Lead Eric Kowal



Sinnett Chaska United States		Fourth Jonathan Harstad		Skip Chase Sinnett		Second Trevor Marquardt		Lead Eli Clawson



Smith Blaine Minnesota		Skip Jason Smith		Third Tim Solin		Second Matthew Carlson		Lead Dan Ruehl



Sobering Denver Colorado		Skip Darryl Sobering		Third Colin Rittgers		Second Evan Jaffe		Lead Josh Chetwynd



Steinhaus Mapleton Minnesota		Fourth Skyler Slusar		Skip Nicholas Steinhaus		Second Ethan Sampson		Lead Mitch Wilson

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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