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Brazeau Jr. Quebec		Skip Claude Brazeau Jr.		Third Michel Briand		Second Yves Patenaude		Lead Luc Chevalier



Callahan		Skip Callahan		Third		Second		Lead



Cheal Quebec		Skip Jeff Cheal		Third Evan Mooney		Second Sean Ride		Lead Danny Comeau



Devine United States		Skip Bob Devine		Third		Second		Lead



Dropkin		Skip Shelley Dropkin		Third		Second		Lead



Edie United States		Skip Scott Edie		Third Dannie Steski		Second Dennis Mellerup		Lead Bill Peskoff



Eigner Indiana		Skip Greg Eigner		Third Stu Cohen		Second Rich Lepping		Lead Ken Olson



Elie Quebec		Skip Dan Elie		Third Gerry Lafferty		Second Daniel Rafael		Lead Patrice Lemieux



Fournier Quebec		Skip Michael Fournier		Third Mark McClory		Second Andrew MacKay		Lead Christian Bouchard



Grattan New Brunswick		Skip James Grattan		Third Kevin Boyle		Second Spencer Mawhinney		Lead Jeff Lacey



Graves		Skip Stuart Graves		Third		Second		Lead



Kamp United States		Skip Ragnar Kamp		Third Grayland Cousins		Second Dayton Neill		Lead Fred Leichter



Maroldo Utica New York		Skip Caitlin Maroldo		Third Erlene Puleo		Second Chrissy Haase		Lead Maureen Fodera



Murphy		Skip Murphy		Third		Second		Lead



Parry United States		Skip Michael Parry		Third		Second		Lead



Paul		Skip Eric Paul		Third		Second		Lead



Paul Ottawa Ontario		Skip Matt Paul		Third Willie Jeffries		Second Steve Guetre		Lead Nicolas Aubin



Soares United States		Skip Jon Soares		Third		Second		Lead



Surka United States		Skip Derek Surka		Third		Second		Lead

2004: Michael Fournier
Michael Fournier, Mark McClory, Steven Munroe, Mike Kennedy
,
2003: Jeff Cheal
Jeff Cheal, Evan Mooney, Sean Ride, Danny Comeau
, QC
2002: Chad Allen
Chad Allen, Chad Simpson, Jay Allen, Lyndon Blaney
, ON
2001: John Morris
John Morris, Joe Frans, Craig Savill, Brent Laing
, ON
2000: Chad McMullan
John Morris, Joe Frans, Craig Savill, Brent Laing
Winnipeg, MB

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.

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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