Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic presented by The Lodge Sasquatch Kitchen



Abe Sapporo Japan		Fourth Tetsuro Shimizu		Skip Shinya Abe		Second Haruto Ouchi		Lead Hayato Sato



Adams Calgary Alberta		Skip Cole Adams		Third Derek Bowyer		Second Jeremy Harty		Lead Tyson Toews



Campbell Tempe Arizona		Skip Darren Campbell		Third Josh Bernstein		Second Jared Keesling		Lead Paige Peterson



Casper Chaska Minnesota		Skip Daniel Casper		Third Luc Violette		Second Ben Richardson		Lead Aidan Oldenburg



Comeau Fredericton New Brunswick		Skip Rene Comeau		Third Alex Robichaud		Second Trevor Crouse		Lead Alex Kyle



Dunnam Philadelphia Pennsylvania		Skip Scott Dunnam		Third Cody Clouser		Second Lance Wheeler		Lead Andrew Dunnam



Epping Toronto Ontario		Skip John Epping		Third Jake Horgan		Second Tanner Horgan		Lead Ian McMillan



Gibeau Montreal Montreal		Skip Jasmin Gibeau		Third Sylvain Bellavance		Second Marc-Antoine Biron-Paquette		Lead Guillaume Boisvert



Grattan Oromocto New Brunswick		Skip James Grattan		Third Joel Krats		Second Paul Dobson		Lead Andy McCann



Kalthoff Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Dustin Kalthoff		Third Josh Heidt		Second Sam Wills		Lead Mat Ring



King London Ontario		Skip Jayden King		Third Dylan Niepage		Second Owen Henry		Lead Daniel Del Conte



Laycock Swift Current Saskatchewan		Skip Steve Laycock		Third Shaun Meachem		Second Chris Haichert		Lead Brayden Grindheim



Leclair Tempe Arizona		Skip Bob Leclair		Third Fred Maxie		Second Jeff Baird		Lead Tom Danielson



Mansell Denver Colorado		Skip Elliott Mansell		Third Daniel Dudt		Second Sean Franey		Lead Simon Jarrett



McDonald Winnipeg Manitoba		Skip Jordon McDonald		Third Dallas Burgess		Second Elias Huminicki		Lead Cameron Olafson



Mooibroek Whitby Ontario		Skip Sam Mooibroek		Third Ryan Wiebe		Second Scott Mitchell		Lead Nathan Steele



Peters Winnipeg Manitoba		Skip Jordan Peters		Third Adam Flatt		Second Sean Flatt		Lead Emerson Klimpke



Raju Hyderabad India		Skip P.N. Raju		Third Giri Suthakaran		Second Kishan Vasant		Lead Vinay Goenka



Richard Kelowna British Columbia		Skip Jeff Richard		Third Richard Krell		Second Daniel Wenzek		Lead Brendan Acorn



Sampson Chaska Minnesota		Skip Ethan Sampson		Third Coleman Thurston		Second Jacob Zeman		Lead Marius Kleinas



Shuster Duluth Minnesota		Skip John Shuster		Third Christopher Plys		Second Colin Hufman		Lead John Landsteiner



Sinnett Minneapolis Minnesota		Skip Chase Sinnett		Third Samuel Strouse		Second Kevin Tuma		Lead Connor Kauffman



Sobering Denver Colorado		Skip Darryl Sobering		Third Nick Myers		Second Alec Celecki		Lead Josh Chetwynd



Symonds St. John's Newfoundland / Labrador		Skip Andrew Symonds		Third Trent Skanes		Second Stephen Trickett		Lead Keith Jewer

2026: Jordon McDonald
Jordon McDonald, Jacques Gauthier, Elias Huminicki, Cameron Olafson
Winnipeg, MB
2025: John Epping
John Epping, Jake Horgan, Tanner Horgan, Ian McMillan
Toronto, ON
2024: Karsten Sturmay
Karsten Sturmay, Kyle Doering, Glenn Venance, Kurtis Goller
Edmonton, AB
2023: Karsten Sturmay
Karsten Sturmay, Kyle Doering, Kurtis Goller, Glenn Venance, JD Lind
Edmonton, AB
2020: Jason Gunnlaugson
Jason Gunnlaugson, Alex Forrest, Adam Casey, Connor Njegovan
Winnipeg, MB
2019: Reid Carruthers
Mike McEwen, Reid Carruthers, Derek Samagalski, Colin Hodgson
Winnipeg, MB
2018: Mike McEwen
Mike McEwen, Pat Simmons, Matt Wozniak, Denni Neufeld
, MB
2017: Mike McEwen
Mike McEwen, B.J. Neufeld, Matt Wozniak, Denni Neufeld
Winnipeg, MB
2016: Pat Simmons
Pat Simmons, John Morris, Carter Rycroft, Nolan Thiessen
, AB

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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