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Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Anderson/Stopera	$9,344	22.500
2.	Hamilton/Hamilton	$6,407	16.500
3.	Walker/Muyres	$3,604	12.750
3.	Walter/Schneider	$3,604	12.750
5.	Farrell/Thurston	$2,002	9.000
5.	Anderson/Richardson	$2,002	9.000
5.	Persinger/Casper	$2,002	9.000
5.	Abbes/Harsch	$2,002	9.000
9.	Geving/Shuster	$---	4.500
9.	Bear/Oldenburg	$---	4.500
9.	Schweitzer/Hagberg	$---	4.500
9.	Wood/Kot	$---	4.500
9.	Podoll/Parry	$---	3.375
9.	Moores/Wheeler	$---	3.375
9.	Chao/Fowler	$---	3.375
9.	Fountain/Fountain	$---	2.250
9.	Nickel/Nickel	$---	2.250
9.	Bookhout/Wiza	$---	2.250
9.	Brundage/Smith	$---	2.250
9.	Kawleski/Kauffman	$---	2.250
9.	Brown/DeJongh	$---	2.250
9.	Carlson/Carlson	$---	1.125
9.	Williams/Straub	$---	1.125
9.	Ostrowski/Johnson	$---	1.125
9.	Pifer/Pifer	$---	1.125
9.	Scebbi/Scebbi	$---	1.125
9.	Sorenson/Sorenson	$---	1.125
9.	Cagann/Sherry	$---	1.125

2025: Katie Ford
Katie Ford, Oliver Campbell
Waterloo, ON
2024: Marie Kaldvee
Marie Kaldvee, Harri Lill
Tallinn, EST
2024: Sarah Anderson
Sarah Fenson, Andrew Stopera , Mark Lazar
Minneapolis, MN
2023: Chiaki Matsumura
Chiaki Matsumura, Yasumasa Tanida
Nagano/Hokkaido, JPN
2019: Anna Hasselborg
Anna Hasselborg, Oskar Eriksson , Mathias Hasselborg
Sundbyberg, SWE
2018: Monica Walker
Monica Walker, Alex Leichter
Boston, MA

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