Palmerston Mixed Doubles Spiel - Tier 2

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Neil/McDonald	$2,000	20.250
2.	Wilson/Dow	$1,500	14.850
3.	Cave/King	$1,000	11.475
3.	Weeks/Campbell	$1,000	11.475
5.	Smith/Niepage	$500	8.100
5.	Wynter/Sallaj	$500	8.100
5.	Ideson/Henry	$500	8.100
5.	Wasylkiw/Konings	$500	8.100
9.	Craig/Craig	$---	2.025
9.	Scebbi/Scebbi	$---	2.025
9.	Serra/Tompkins	$---	2.025
9.	Headley/Aprile	$---	2.025
13.	Nathan/Nathan	$---	1.013
13.	Cottrill/Cottrill	$---	1.013
13.	Ford/Krowchuk	$---	1.013
13.	Robertson/Robertson	$---	1.013
13.	Shipmaker/Shinde	$---	1.013
13.	Henwood/Maude	$---	1.013

2024: Terri Weeks
Terri Weeks, Sam Steep
Waterloo, ON
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Karuizawa, JPN
2022: Riley Craig
Riley Craig, Brendan Craig
Guelph, ON
2021: Catherine Liscumb
Catherine Liscumb, Chris Liscumb
Ilderton, ON
2019: Casey Kidd
Casey Kidd, Brad Kidd
Peterborough, ON

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