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Australia Forge		Skip Kim Forge		Third Lyn Gill		Second Kim Irvine		Lead Adrienne Kennedy



Canada Anderson		Skip Sherry Anderson		Third Patty Hersikorn		Second Brenda Goertzen		Lead Anita Silvernagle



Czech Republic Safrankova		Skip Lenka Safrankova		Third Jana Vobornikova		Second Vera Netusilova		Lead Romana Havelkova



England Harsch		Skip Manon Harsch		Third Angela Wilcoc		Second Helen Forbes		Lead Deborah Higgins



Finland Julkunen		Skip Tiina Julkunen		Third Nina Pollanen		Second Sari Laakkonen		Lead Laura Tsutsunen



Hong Kong Hung		Skip Ling-Yue Hung		Third Grace Bugg		Second Siu Ling Kwan		Lead Arena McCullough



Ireland Sinclair		Skip Dale Sinclair		Third Bernie Gillett		Second Nina Clancy		Lead Louise Kerr



Japan Kawamura		Skip Miyuki Kawamura		Third Misako Kawahira		Second Yukari Hayashi		Lead Yukie Kitaguchi



Latvia Kapostina		Skip Elena Kapostina		Third Dace Zile		Second Gunta Millere		Lead Aija Rudzite



Lithuania Jasaitiene		Skip Rasa Veronika Jasaitiene		Third Jolanta Sulinskiene		Second Gaiva Valatkiene		Lead Egle Cepulyte



New Zealand Olszewski		Skip Joanna Olszewski		Third Elizabeth Matthews		Second Pauline Farra		Lead Sandra Thomas



Scotland Lockhart		Skip Jackie Lockhart		Third Mairi Milne		Second Wendy Johnston		Lead Katie Loudon



Sweden Noreen		Skip Camilla Noreen		Third Mari Wickstroem		Second Helene Lyxell		Lead Catrin Biten



Switzerland Gafner		Skip Monika Gafner		Third Daniela Gygax		Second Susanne Hochuli		Lead Irene Beck



United States Smith		Skip Margie Smith		Third Ann Swisshelm		Second Shelly Kosal		Lead Shelley Dropkin

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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