Saskatchewan Junior Mens Championship



Saskatchewan Granite CC		Skip Dallas Burnett		Third Tyler Camm		Second Andrew Derksen		Lead Eric Westad



Saskatchewan Nutana CC		Skip Kyle Cherpin		Third Matthew Sokolan		Second Dustin Mikush		Lead Zac Fradette



Saskatchewan Assiniboia CC		Skip Judd Dlouhy		Third Brady Booth		Second James Barkway		Lead Brody Blackwell



Saskatchewan Caledonian CC		Skip Kevin Haines		Third Colin Gudereit		Second Brett Banadyga		Lead Evan Banadyga



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Jake Hersikorn		Third Cole Tenetuik		Second Brady Kendel		Lead Brandon Leippi



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Rylan Kleiter		Third Trevor Johnson		Second Joshua Mattern		Lead Matthieu Taillon



Saskatchewan Nutana CC		Skip Chad Lang		Third Anthony Neufeld		Second Nicklas Neufeld		Lead Brett Lang



Saskatchewan Caledonian CC		Skip Garrett Springer		Third Jesse Wallace-Perkins		Second Drew Springer		Lead Kenton Evenson



Saskatchewan C.N. CC		Skip Travis Tokarz		Third Aaron Verbeem		Second Colton Lund		Lead Jesse Sidloski



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Jeremy Venderbuhs		Third Josh Dahlseide		Second Jordan Venderbuhs		Lead Zachary Turner



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Shawn Vereschagin		Third Bradley Moser		Second Caid Brossart		Lead Reid Pilkey



Saskatchewan Tartan CC		Skip Sam Willis		Third Brandon Myers		Second Lundy Holmes		Lead Michael Baumgartner

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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