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Ackerman Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Carson Ackerman		Third Justin Anderson		Second Evan Latos		Lead Brody Blackwell



Armstrong Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Mike Armstrong		Third Garret Springer		Second Grady LaMontagne		Lead Jake Ripplinger



Armstrong Lashburn Saskatchewan		Skip Tyson Armstrong		Third Jordan Semen		Second Ryan Armstrong		Lead Allen Dmytryshyn



Carss Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Michael Carss		Third Tyler Travis		Second Josh Dahlseide		Lead Tyler Matheson



Comfort Wadena Saskatchewan		Skip Scott Comfort		Third Brennen Jones		Second Byron Moffatt		Lead Lee Johnson



Deis Fox Valley Saskatchewan		Skip Ryan Deis		Third Scott Manners		Second Jason Barnhart		Lead Kalin Deis



Fell North Battleford Saskatchewan		Skip Lloyd Fell		Third Brad Wutchik		Second Curtis Bowker		Lead



Gedak Estevan Saskatchewan		Skip Brent Gedak		Third Jason Ackerman		Second Derek Owens		Lead Curtis Horwath



Hartung Langenburg Saskatchewan		Skip Jeff Hartung		Third Jason Krupski		Second Trevor Mackan		Lead Jeremy Chevrier



Hartung Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Kody Hartung		Third Tyler Hartung		Second Jayden Shwaga		Lead Mark Larsen



Heidt Kerrobert Saskatchewan		Skip Josh Heidt		Third Brock Montgomery		Second Kelly Knapp		Lead Trent Knapp



Kalthoff Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Dustin Kalthoff		Third Shaun Meachem		Second Brayden Stewart		Lead Jared Latos



Kendel Kronau Saskatchewan		Skip Brady Kendel		Third Anthony Neufeld		Second Mat Ring		Lead Brandon Leippi



Korte Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Bruce Korte		Third Darrell McKee		Second Kory Kohuch		Lead Rory Golanowski



Meyer Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Shawn Meyer		Third Austin Williamson		Second Kris Keating		Lead Tyson Williamson



Virtue Kerrobert Saskatchewan		Skip Brock Virtue		Third Drew Heidt		Second Mitch Heidt		Lead Jesse St. John

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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