Le Gruyere AOP European B Curling Championships



Austria Wunderer		Skip Sebastian Wunderer		Third Martin Reichel		Second Martin Seiwald		Lead Florian Mavec



Belarus Shalamitski		Skip Ilya Shalamitski		Third Pavel Petrov		Second Dzimitry Rudnitski		Lead Aliaksei Smotrin



Bulgaria Seiler		Skip Reto Seiler		Third Bojidar Momerin		Second Stoil Georgiev		Lead Stanimir Petrov



Czech Republic Klima		Skip Lukas Klima		Third Marek Cernovsky		Second Jiri Candra		Lead Samuel Mokris



Estonia Lill		Skip Harri Lill		Third Tanel Toomvali		Second Karl Kukner		Lead Andres Jakobson



Finland Pollanen		Fourth Jere Sullanmaa		Third Jason Moore		Second Iikko Santti		Skip Jermu Pollanen



France Mercier		Fourth Quentin Morard		Skip Eddy Mercier		Second Leo Tuaz		Lead Killian Gaudin



Hungary Kalocsay		Skip Otto Kalocsay		Third Attila Gubanyi		Second Zsombor Gazdag		Lead Istvan Samson



Israel Pokras		Skip Alex Pokras		Third Aaron Horowitz		Second Larry Sidney		Lead Simon Pack



Latvia Truksans		Skip Martins Truksans		Third Janis Klive		Second Arnis Veidemanis		Lead Sandris Buholcs



Lithuania Rykov		Skip Konstantin Rykov		Third Povilas Cepulis		Second Matas Cepulis		Lead Donatas Kiudys



Poland Jasiecki		Skip Borys Jasiecki		Third Konrad Stych		Second Krzyszstof Domin		Lead Bartosz Lobaza



Slovakia Pitonak		Skip Pavol Pitonak		Third Frantisek Pitonak		Second Tomas Pitonak		Lead Peter Pitonak



Spain Vez		Skip Sergio Vez		Third Mikel Unanue		Second Nicholas Shaw		Lead Eduardo de Paz



Turkey Karagoz		Skip Ugurcan Karagoz		Third Oguzhan Karakurt		Second Muhammed Zeki Ucan		Lead Orhun Yuce



Wales Pougher		Skip James Pougher		Third Rhys Phillips		Second Garry Coombs		Lead Simon Pougher

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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