LGT World Men's Curling Championship



USA (Dropkin) Duluth United States		Skip Korey Dropkin		Third Joe Polo		Second Mark Fenner		Lead Thomas Howell



SWE (Edin) Karlstad Sweden		Skip Niklas Edin		Third Oskar Eriksson		Second Rasmus Wrana		Lead Christoffer Sundgren



NED (Gosgens) Zoetermeer Netherlands		Skip Wouter Gosgens		Third Jaap van Dorp		Second Laurens Hoekman		Lead Carlo Glasbergen



CAN (Gushue) St. John's Canada		Skip Brad Gushue		Third Mark Nichols		Second Brett Gallant		Lead Geoff Walker



FIN (Kiiskinen) Hyvinkaa Finland		Skip Kalle Kiiskinen		Third Teemu Salo		Second Leo Ouni		Lead Paavo Kuosmanen



KOR (Chang-Min) Uiseong Korea		Fourth Chang-Min Kim		Skip Soo-Hyuk Kim		Second Se Hyeon Seong		Lead Hak Kyun Kim



CZE (Klima) Prague Czech Republic		Skip Lukas Klima		Third Marek Cernovsky		Second Radek Bohac		Lead Jiri Candra



NOR (Ramsfjell) Lillehammer Norway		Skip Magnus Ramsfjell		Third Martin Sesaker		Second Bendik Ramsfjell		Lead Gaute Nepstad



ITA (Retornaz) Trentino Italy		Skip Joel Retornaz		Third Amos Mosaner		Second Sebastiano Arman		Lead Simone Gonin



SUI (Schwaller) Bern Switzerland		Skip Yannick Schwaller		Third Michael Brunner		Second Romano Meier		Lead Marcel Kaeufeler



DEN (Thune) Hvidovre Denmark		Skip Tobias Thune		Third Kasper Wiksten		Second Daniel Poulsen		Lead Oliver Rosenkrands Soee



GER (Totzek) Munich Germany		Skip Sixten Totzek		Third Marc Muskatewitz		Second Joshua Sutor		Lead Dominik Greindl



SCO (Waddell) Stirling Scotland		Fourth Ross Paterson		Skip Kyle Waddell		Second Duncan Menzies		Lead Craig Waddell

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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