SK Junior Women's Provincial Championship



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Danielle Bertsch		Third Kayla Cormack		Second Rebecca Vereschagin		Lead Jillian Moldenhauer



Saskatchewan		Skip Allyson Grywacheski		Third Jill Degooijer		Second Kora Hayter		Lead Kathryn Merk



Saskatchewan Granite CC		Skip Jessica Hanson		Third Kourtney Fesser		Second Teresa Waterfield		Lead Krista Fesser



Saskatchewan St. Walburg CC		Skip Alison Ingram		Third Lisa Chambers		Second Blayne Nichol		Lead Tessa Briscoe



Saskatchewan		Skip Malysha Johnstone		Third Karlee Fessler		Second Kaitlan Corbin		Lead Morgan Broom



Saskatchewan		Skip Katherine Michaluk		Third Sheri Martin		Second Kelsey Michaluk		Lead Chantel Martin



Saskatchewan		Skip Lorraine Schneider		Third Callan Hamon		Second Tessa Vibe		Lead Ashley Desjardins



Saskatchewan		Skip Ashley Skjerdal		Third Jordan Mass		Second Shelby Hubick		Lead Amanda Kuzyk



Saskatchewan Nutana CC		Skip Kristen Streifel		Third Elyse Lafrance		Second Robyn Despins		Lead Karlee Korchinski



Saskatchewan		Skip Nicole Thompson		Third Haylee Jameson		Second Stephanie Thompson		Lead Maria Leippi



Saskatchewan Nutana CC		Skip Brooke Tokarz		Third Janelle Regier		Second Amanda Shalovelo		Lead Brie Spilchen



Saskatchewan		Skip Alexandra Williamson		Third Ashley Williamson		Second Rae-Ann Williamson		Lead Morgan Burns

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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