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Saskatchewan Assiniboia CC		Skip Bill Batty		Third Bruce Swenson		Second Jack Batt		Lead Bev Chubb



Saskatchewan		Skip Wayne Borrison		Third Rick Borrison		Second Reg Borrison		Lead Bill Duke



Saskatchewan		Skip Grant Bouey		Third Bob Berglind		Second Monte Ziola		Lead John Grundy



Saskatchewan Esterhazy CC		Skip Larry Chelle		Third Stuart McAlpine		Second Dave Smith		Lead Roy Berthelette



Saskatchewan Broadview CC		Skip John Faford		Third Bill Holloway		Second Dennis Edwards		Lead Leo Blauss



Saskatchewan		Skip Norton Frei		Third Ron Lewis		Second Ken Hendrickson		Lead Drex Frod



Saskatchewan Lafleche CC		Skip Jerry Ivany		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan		Skip Harvey Mazinke		Third Bill Martin		Second George Achtymichuk		Lead Dan Klippenstein



Saskatchewan		Skip Terry McGeary		Third Jim Gunther		Second Jim White		Lead Claire Ramsay



Saskatchewan Wawota CC		Skip Paul Palendat		Third Joe Weatherald		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Avonlea CC		Skip Bob Pickering		Third Garnet Campbell		Second Jack Keyes		Lead Gary Ford



Saskatchewan Churchbridge CC		Skip Harvey Riddell		Third Jack Marlatt		Second Lawrence Gogal		Lead Bruce Mehls



Saskatchewan Fillmore CC		Skip Jim Sherle		Third Ivan Hart		Second Carl Hanson		Lead Chris Halman



Saskatchewan Swift Current CC		Skip Jack Thomson		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Ceylon CC		Skip Ron Vermuelen		Third Orvil Corbin		Second Jim Kimball		Lead Ron O'Hara



Saskatchewan Shaunavon CC		Skip Arnold Wickstrom		Third Bob Wilkins		Second Harold Wickstrom		Lead Jerry Behrman

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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