Original 16 Broomstacker

Rank	Team	SFM Value	OOM Points
44.	Knapp, Kelly	0.200	75.028
70.	Moser, Bradley	0.150	37.638
74.	deConinck Smith, Carl	0.150	33.053
89.	Carss, Michael	0.100	27.069
91.	Derksen, Dylan	0.100	25.713
92.	Bryden, Josh	0.100	25.057
104.	Hartung, Tyler	0.050	19.532
122.	Shutra, Aaron	0.050	14.801
134.	Gamble, Ben	0.050	11.325
174.	Heistad, Brayden	0.050	7.204
196.	Springer, Garret	0.050	5.200
204.	Marnoch, Kelly	0.020	4.625
228.	Fedak, Garret	0.020	3.063
272.	Ross, Brendan	0.020	1.500
349.	Woloschuk, Dustin	0.020	0.188
361.	Grindheim, Dean	0.01	0.000
Teams Total:		1.140
Teams Factor:		1.000
Teams Scale:		1.500
Importance Factor:		1.000
Field SFM:		1.700
Strength of Field:		1.700

2025: Carl deConinck Smith
Carl deConinck Smith, Ryan Deis, Dustin Mikush, Kalin Deis
Fox Valley, SK
2024: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennen Jones, Mike Armstrong, Trent Knapp , Brian McCusker
Regina, SK
2023: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennan Jones, Mike Armstrong, Trent Knapp
Regina, SK
2022: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennen Jones, Mike Armstrong, Trent Knapp , Brian McCusker
Regina, SK
2021: Jason Jacobson
Jason Jacobson, Dustin Kalthoff, Jake Hersikorn, Quinn Hersikorn , Darrell McKee
Saskatoon, SK
2019: Shaun Meachem
Shaun Meachem, Brady Scharback, Brayden Stewart, Jared Latos , Jeff Chambers
Saskatoon, SK
2018: Kody Hartung
Kody Hartung, Tyler Hartung, Jayden Shwaga, Mark Larsen
Saskatoon , SK

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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