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Saskatchewan Star City CC		Skip Moe Armstrong		Third Orlo Coverette		Second George Armstrong		Lead Bill Gervan



Saskatchewan Nipawin CC		Skip Wes Brigham		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan		Skip Harvey Cross		Third George Siemens		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Eston CC		Skip Syd Gardiner		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Paradise Hill CC		Skip Tom Houghan		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Yorkton CC		Skip Gord Johnson		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan		Skip Murray Loy		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan		Skip Ed Lukowich		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Hub City CC		Skip Merv Mann		Third Verne Larson		Second Russ Lindberg		Lead Gary Stevenson



Saskatchewan Muenster CC		Skip Tony Muggli		Third Benno Korte		Second Ron Muggli		Lead Ken Kasserland



Saskatchewan Govan CC		Skip Einar Orpen		Third Ozzie Lakness		Second Ron Hamner		Lead Bob Campbell



Saskatchewan Foam Lake CC		Skip Russ Rokochy		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Kindersley CC		Skip Ron St. John		Third Wayne St. John		Second Rod St. John		Lead Keith St. John



Saskatchewan Nutana CC		Skip Larry Taylor		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan		Skip Paul Thomas		Third		Second		Lead



Saskatchewan Elbow CC		Skip Doug Wankel		Third		Second		Lead

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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