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Russia		Skip Aleksandr Kirikov		Third Vadim Shkolnikov		Second Vadim Stebakov		Lead Dmitri Abanin



Luxembourg		Skip Heribert Kramer		Third Thomas Schroeder		Second Emile Bartole		Lead Patrick Welscher



Austria		Skip Alois Kreidl		Third Stefan Salinger		Second Andreas Unterberger		Lead Werner Wanker



Denmark		Skip Lasse Lavrsen		Third Brian Hansen		Second Carsten Svensgaard		Lead Frants Gufler



Italy		Skip Alessandro Lettieri		Third Joel Retornaz		Second Mathias Retornaz		Lead Andrea Callegari



Sweden		Skip Peja Lindholm		Third Tomas Nordin		Second Magnus Swartling		Lead Peter Narup



Scotland		Skip Hammy McMillan		Third Warwick Smith		Second Ewan MacDonald		Lead Norman Brown



Wales		Skip Adrian Meikle		Third Chris Wells		Second Andrew Tanner		Lead John Sharpe



France		Skip Thierry Mercier		Third Cyrille Prunet		Second Eric Laffin		Lead Lionel Tournier



England		Skip Andrew Reed		Third Thomas Jaeggi		Second Christopher Smith		Lead Daniel Jaeggi



Switzerland		Skip Andreas Schwaller		Third Christof Schwaller		Second Markus Eggler		Lead Damian Grichting



Bulgaria		Skip Mikhail Shaibak		Third Vasili Gorbatchov		Second Yuri Karanevich		Lead Yuri Kochubey



Czech Republic		Skip Petr Stepanek		Third Vit Nekovarik		Second Ales Prchlik		Lead Vlastimil Vojtus



Germany		Skip Sebastian Stock		Third Daniel Herberg		Second Stephan Knoll		Lead Markus Messenzehl



Norway		Skip Pal Trulsen		Third Lars Vagberg		Second Flemming Davanger		Lead Bent Anund Ramsfjell



Finland		Skip Markku Uusipaavalniemi		Third Wille Makela		Second Tommi Hati		Lead Jari Laukkanen



Bulgaria		Skip Lubomir Velinov		Third Ivaylo Petrov		Second Stanimir Petrov		Lead Bojidar Momerin



Netherlands		Skip Rob Vilain		Third Reg Wiebe		Second Willem Pronk		Lead Walter Verbueken

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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