Morioka City Mens Memorial Cup



Hasegawa Sapporo Japan		Skip Hiroki Hasegawa		Third Kishiro Kyo		Second Kantaro Kawano		Lead Kentaro Hashimoto



Hayashi Hokkaido Japan		Fourth Takamori Chikahiro		Third Genji Ohara		Skip Rio Hayashi		Lead Shotaro Maekawa



Noguchi Sendai-shi Japan		Skip Kotaro Noguchi		Third Yuto Kamada		Second Hiroshi Kato		Lead Hiromasa Yonehara



Segawa Morioka Japan		Skip Chikara Segawa		Third Kaishi Sato		Second Haruta Iwamoto		Lead Hidenobu Segawa



Takeda Nayoro Japan		Skip Naomasa Takeda		Third Akira Otsuka		Second Takumi Ozawa		Lead Tomonori Matsuzawa



Tanabe Tokyo Japan		Skip Takumi Tanabe		Third Daiki Maruyama		Second Shunto Tsuchiya		Lead Kazuki Matsuoka



Tonuma Tokyo Japan		Skip Kouki Tonuma		Third Ken Suehiro		Second Shusaku Takata		Lead Ryo Itsubo



Wakabayashi Okayama Japan		Fourth Hiroki Yoshioka		Skip Ryo Wakabayashi		Second Kosuke Yuki		Lead Shinji Okamoto

2025: Hiroki Hasegawa
Hiroki Hasegawa, Kishiro Kyo, Kantaro Kawano, Kentaro Hashimoto, Shun Takahashi
Sapporo, JPN
2024: Takumi Hasegawa
Takumi Hasegawa, Kishiro Kyo, Ryohei Maruyama, Kentaro Hashimoto, Takumi Tanabe
Tokyo, JPN
2023: Kouki Tonuma
Kouki Tonuma, Shusaku Takata, Hidetake Ohtani, Ken Suehiro
Tokyo, JPN
2019: Ryo Ogihara
Ryo Ogihara, Akira Ohtsuka, Manabu Aoki, Naoki Kaneko
Karuizawa, JPN

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Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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