Swiss Curling League



Arnold Basler Switzerland		Skip Benno Arnold		Third Ramon Hess		Second Timon Schlumpf		Lead Sascha Martz



Attinger Dubendorf Switzerland		Skip Werner Attinger		Third Roger Engler		Second Joel Greiner		Lead Raeto Ramstein



de Cruz Geneva Switzerland		Fourth Benoit Schwarz		Skip Peter de Cruz		Second Gilles Vuille		Lead Valentin Tanner



Durtschi Worb Switzerland		Skip Christian Durtschi		Third Beat Liechti		Second Erwin Kampfer		Lead Andreas Rufer



Fluckiger Bern Switzerland		Fourth Stefan Haesler		Skip Mario Fluckiger		Second Thomas Rubin		Lead Joerg Luethy



Freiberger Limmattal Switzerland		Skip Mario Freiberger		Third Bernhard Lips		Second Pascal Eicher		Lead Alexander Schaier



Hauser GC R+B Switzerland		Fourth Toni Mueller		Skip Jan Hauser		Second Marco Ramstein		Lead Jurg Bamert



Hess Train Switzerland		Skip Pascal Hess		Third Yves Hess		Second Florian Meister		Lead Stefan Meienberg



Michel Adelboden Switzerland		Skip Sven Michel		Third Claudio Paetz		Second Sandro Trolliet		Lead Simon Gempeler



Pescia St. Galler Switzerland		Skip Claudio Pescia		Third Sven Iten		Second Reto Seiler		Lead Rainer Kobler



Pfister Bern Switzerland		Skip Marc Pfister		Third Michael Boesiger		Second Roger Meier		Lead Enrico Pfister



Ruch Uitikon Switzerland		Skip Manuel Ruch		Third Jean-Nicolas Longchamp		Second Daniel Graf		Lead Renato Hachler



Ruch Uzwil Switzerland		Skip Roman Ruch		Third Rolf Bruggmann		Second Felix Bader		Lead Michael Devaux



Schwaller Dubendorf Switzerland		Skip Christof Schwaller		Third Alexander Attinger		Second Robert Huerlimann		Lead Felix Attinger



Werthemann Bern Switzerland		Skip Bernhard Werthemann		Third Bastian Brun		Second Daniel Widmer		Lead Roger Stucki



Wettach Neuchatel Switzerland		Skip Sebastian Wettach		Third Alain Bliggen		Second Steve Lardon		Lead Quentin Divernois

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.

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

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