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Brunner Bern Switzerland		Skip Michael Brunner		Third Anthony Petoud		Second Romano Keller-Meier		Lead Andreas Gerlach



Bryce Norder Scotland		Skip Cameron Bryce		Third Duncan Menzies		Second Luke Carson		Lead Robin McCall



Colli Trentino Italy		Skip Giacomo Colli		Third Alberto Zisa		Second Francesco De Zanna		Lead Edoardo Alfonsi



Genner Kitzbuehel Austria		Skip Mathias Genner		Third Jonas Backofen		Second Martin Reichel		Lead Florian Mavec



Gosgens Zoetermeer Netherlands		Skip Wouter Gosgens		Third Laurens Hoekman		Second Jaap van Dorp		Lead Tobias van den Hurk



Hoesli Glarus Switzerland		Fourth Philipp Hoesli		Skip Marco Hoesli		Second Simon Gloor		Lead Justin Hausherr



Iseli Solothurn Switzerland		Fourth Marco Hefti		Skip Jan Iseli		Second Max Winz		Lead Sandro Fanchini



Jermann Basel Switzerland		Skip Manuel Jermann		Third Yannick Jermann		Second Timon Biehle		Lead Jan Tanner



Pimpini Pinerolo Italy		Skip Alberto Pimpini		Third Simone Gonin		Second Fabrizio Gallo		Lead Mario Rossi



Ramsfjell Trondheim Norway		Skip Magnus Ramsfjell		Third Martin Sesaker		Second Bendik Ramsfjell		Lead Gaute Nepstad



Schnider Limmattal Switzerland		Fourth Dean Huerlimann		Skip Andrin Schnider		Second Baptiste Defago		Lead Christian Heinimann



Stocker Oberwallis Switzerland		Skip Yves Stocker		Third Kim Schwaller		Second Felix Eberhard		Lead Tom Winkelhausen



Totzek Fuessen Germany		Skip Sixten Totzek		Third Joshua Sutor		Second Magnus Sutor		Lead Jan-Lucia Haag



Waddell Stirling Scotland		Skip Kyle Waddell		Third Craig Waddell		Second Mark Taylor		Lead Gavin Barr



Wildhaber Aarau Switzerland		Fourth Lorenz Brunner		Skip Gian Wildhaber		Second Gerhard Kummer		Lead Sandro Casari



Zhuzbay Almaty Kazakhstan		Skip Abylay Zhuzbay		Third Madiyar Korabayev		Second Aidos Alliyar		Lead Ibragim Tastemir

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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