World Senior Curling Championships



France Adam		Skip Pascal Adam		Third Mathieu Chauveau		Second Christophe Walter		Lead Philippe Therias



Netherlands Bomas		Skip Bob Bomas		Third George Murray		Second Willem Van Wieringen		Lead Andre De Jong



Scotland Brewster		Skip Tom Brewster		Third Fraser Hare		Second Robbie Stevenson		Lead Don Frame



Canada Bryden		Skip Randy Bryden		Third Troy Robinson		Second Russ Bryden		Lead Chris Semenchuck



Nigeria Cole		Skip TJ Cole		Third Chad Johnson		Second Charles Neimeth		Lead Damola Daniel



Sweden Eriksson		Skip Dan-Ola Eriksson		Third Fredrik Hallstroem		Second Tommy Olin		Lead Rickard Hallstroem



United States Farbelow		Skip Mike Farbelow		Third Rich Ruohonen		Second Bill Stopera		Lead Darren Lehto



Israel Golberg		Skip Kevin Golberg		Third Alex Pokras		Second Aaron Horowitz		Lead Henrique Kempenich



Ireland Gray		Skip Bill Gray		Third David Whyte		Second Neil Fyfe		Lead Tommy Campbell



Poland Herman		Skip Damian Herman		Third Pawel Klos		Second Krzysztof Nowak		Lead Pawel Piotrowicz



England Horton		Skip Ken Horton		Third D. McGlynn		Second Martin Gregory		Lead Stuart Brand



Korea Jung		Skip Jaesuk Jung		Third Hyoheon Jung		Second Ilkyu Lee		Lead Jungwoo Seo



Slovenia Kajin		Skip John Kajin		Third John Kolenko		Second Tony Krosel		Lead Val Koncan



Germany Kapp		Skip Andy Kapp		Third Oliver Axnick		Second Holger Hoehne		Lead Andreas Kempf



Australia Lorrain-Smith		Skip Hamish Lorrain-Smith		Third James Boyd		Second Geoff Davis		Lead David Imlah



Italy Menardi		Skip Antonio Menardi		Third Valter Bombassei		Second Marco Constantini		Lead Adriano Regis



Hungary Nagy		Skip Gyorgy Nagy		Third Zoltan Jakab		Second Gabor Bartalus		Lead Krisztian Barna



Japan Nakamura		Skip Yoshito Nakamura		Third Hidenobu Segawa		Second Hirotada Sugawara		Lead Kazuto Funaki



Philippines Ochoco		Skip Jonathan Ochoco		Third Peter Garbes		Second Alastair Onglingswan		Lead Christopher Mina



Finland Rantamaki		Skip Tomi Rantamaki		Third Jermu Poellaenen		Second Teemu Salo		Lead Ville Lehmuskoski



Latvia Regza		Skip Ansis Regza		Third Janis Redlihs		Second Edgars Linuzs		Lead Aivars Lacis



Portugal Santos		Skip Vitor Santos		Third Allan Chaves		Second Joe Ribau		Lead Joao Pacheco



Czechia Sik		Skip David Sik		Third Marek Brozek		Second Pavel Mensik		Lead Jiri Chobot



Wales Tanner		Skip Andrew Tanner		Third Richard Pougher		Second Alistair Reid		Lead George Fyffe



Denmark Tidman		Skip Soren Tidman		Third Jens Groth Lorentzen		Second Lars Mueller		Lead Bo Legaard



Spain Torralba Anaya		Skip David Torralba Anaya		Third Jose Carasa Cruz		Second Eduardo De Paz		Lead Angel Garcia Mayor



Estonia Tubalkain		Skip Margus Tubalkain		Third Valvo Vooremaa		Second Tonis Turmann		Lead Hannes Reinola



Norway Ugland		Skip Evan Ugland		Third Roffe Sagen		Second Karsten Sandaaker		Lead Jon Sverre Karterud



Belgium Van Dijck		Skip Stefan Van Dijck		Third Walter Verbueken		Second Bart Palmans		Lead Jan De Swert



New Zealand Watt		Skip Dave Watt		Third Iain Craig		Second Lorne Depape		Lead Dean Fotti



Switzerland Wuest		Skip Dieter Wuest		Third Jens Piesbergen		Second Ernst Erb		Lead Daniel Luethi

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Host John Cullen travels to Thunder Bay, Ontario, for the Tour Challenge to interview Winnipeg's own Jason Gunnlaugson. Though Gunnlaugson has yet to win a... (read more)

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