SD BioSensor World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championship



Canada Joseph		Skip Collinda Joseph		Third Dennis Thiessen		Second		Lead



China Wang		Skip Meng Wang		Third Jinqiao Yang		Second		Lead



Denmark Schmidt		Skip Helle Schmidt		Third Kenneth Oerbaek		Second		Lead



England Aspey		Skip Karen Aspey		Third Stewart Pimblett		Second		Lead



Estonia Riidebach		Skip Katlin Riidebach		Third Mait Matas		Second		Lead



Finland Lampinen		Skip Ritva Lampinen		Third Harri Tuomaala		Second		Lead



Hungary Sasadi		Skip Aniko Sasadi		Third Peter Barkoczi		Second		Lead



Italy Berto		Skip Orietta Berto		Third Paolo Ioriatti		Second		Lead



Japan Ogawa		Skip Aki Ogawa		Third Yoji Nakajima		Second		Lead



Korea Cho		Skip Min Kyong Cho		Third Taeyeong Jeong		Second		Lead



Latvia Rozkova		Skip Polina Rozkova		Third Agris Lasmans		Second		Lead



Norway Iversen		Skip Rikke Iversen		Third Rune Lorentsen		Second		Lead



Poland Bodych		Skip Monika Bodych		Third Lukasz Waszek		Second		Lead



Scotland McKenna		Skip Charlotte McKenna		Third Gary Smith		Second		Lead



Slovakia Kunkelova		Skip Monika Kunkelova		Third Radoslav Duris		Second		Lead



Slovenia Jeglic		Skip Jovita Jeglic		Third Robert Zerovnik		Second		Lead



Spain Nadal Rodriguez		Skip Anna Nadal Rodriguez		Third Bertrand Tramont		Second		Lead



Sweden Glennert		Skip Johanna Glennert		Third Tommy Andersson		Second		Lead



Switzerland Villars		Skip Melanie Villars		Third Pierre-Alain Tercier		Second		Lead



Turkiye Bingol		Skip Zuleyha Bingol		Third Kenan Coskun		Second		Lead



United States Uranchimeg		Skip Batuyun Uranchimeg		Third Matt Thums		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.

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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