Coupe Saguenay de Curling



Brazeau Jr. Quebec		Skip Claude Brazeau Jr.		Third Michel Briand		Second Martin Roy		Lead Yves Patenaude



Cheal		Skip Jeff Cheal		Third Evan Mooney		Second Matt McCrea		Lead Danny Comeau



Corner Thornhill Ontario		Skip Peter Corner		Third Craig Kochan		Second Ian Robertson		Lead Ken McDermot



Crete Quebec		Skip Martin Crete		Third Jonathon Tremblay		Second Greg Cantin		Lead Olivier Leclerc



Desjardins Chicoutimi Quebec		Skip Robert Desjardins		Third Yannick Martel		Second Philippe Brassard		Lead Jean-Francois Charest



Edwards Scotland		Skip Kenny Edwards		Third John Hamilton		Second Neil McArthur		Lead Philip Garden



Gushue St. John`s Newfoundland / Labrador		Skip Brad Gushue		Third Mark Nichols		Second Keith Ryan		Lead Jamie Korab



Hemmings Montreal Quebec		Skip Guy Hemmings		Third Martin Ferland		Second Francois Gagne		Lead Dale Ness



Lafleur Rosemere Quebec		Skip Daniel Lafleur		Third		Second		Lead



Leblanc Montreal Quebec		Skip Alain Leblanc		Third Michel Lucier		Second Christian Guilbault		Lead Daniel Arseneau



Lemery Thurso Quebec		Skip Dan Lemery		Third Simon Dupuis		Second Louis Biron		Lead Eric Robillard



Menard Quebec		Skip Jean-Michel Menard		Third Francois Roberge		Second Eric Sylvain		Lead Maxime Elmaleh



Reid Kenogami Quebec		Skip Serge Reid		Third Francois Gionest		Second Michel Beaudet		Lead Dany Bergeron



Venne Montreal Quebec		Skip Jean-Pierre Venne		Third Daniel Bedard		Second Daniel Grégoire		Lead Martin Brosseau



Villeneuve Chicoutimi Quebec		Skip Martin Villeneuve		Third Steeve Villeneuve		Second Martin Roy		Lead Alexandre Gauthier



Westphal Buckingham Quebec		Skip Don Westphal		Third Dwayne Fowler		Second Shawn Fowler		Lead Marco Berthelot

2006: Pierre Charette
Trois-Rivières, PQ
2005: Serge Reid
, PQ
2004: Serge Reid
Kenogami, PQ
2003: Peter Corner
,
2002: Francois Roberge
, PQ

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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