Karcher Junior Men's Championships



Ontario Sarnia Golf and CC		Skip Mark Bice		Third Codey Maus		Second Rob Pruliere		Lead Jeff Wilson



Newfoundland / Labrador Remax Centre		Skip Matthew Blandford		Third Trent Skanes		Second Paul Steeves		Lead Andrew Mercer



Quebec Victoria CC		Skip Martin Crete		Third Jonathan Tremblay		Second Greg Cantin		Lead Olivier Lcclerc



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Ian Fitzner-Leblanc		Third Chris McDonah		Second Billy MacPhee		Lead Kendall Keeley



Saskatchewan Caledonian CC		Skip Kyle George		Third Justin Michalicz		Second D.J. Kidby		Lead Chris Hebert



British Columbia Kelowna CC		Skip Tyrel Griffith		Third Russell Koffski		Second Jamie Danbrook		Lead Todd Jensen



Prince Edward Island Cornwall CC		Skip Steven Howard		Third Tyler MacKenzie		Second Peter Givan		Lead Jeremy Cameron



Northern Ontario Soo Curlers Association		Skip Brad Jacobs		Third Brady Barnett		Second Scott Seabrook		Lead Steve Molodowich



Alberta Saville Sports Centre		Skip Derek Miller		Third Dustin Eckstrand		Second Matthew Enright		Lead Lance Palamaruk



Northwest Territories Yellowknife CC		Skip Trevor Moss		Third Chris Kellin		Second Robert Borden		Lead Allan Borden



Manitoba Fort Garry CC		Skip Daley Peters		Third B.J. Neufeld		Second Doug Hamblin		Lead Marc Lacroix



Yukon Whitehorse CC		Skip Trevor Prosko		Third Alexx Peech		Second Steven Boyd		Lead Cole Hume



New Brunswick Riverside Golf and CC		Skip Ryan Sherrard		Third Jason Roach		Second Darren Roach		Lead Jared Bezanson

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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