Optimist Under 18 Women's Championships



Saskatchewan Anderson		Skip Hanna Anderson		Third Amanda Waterfield		Second Madison Martin		Lead Payton Worth



Alberta Broderson		Skip Chantele Broderson		Third Kate Goodhelpson		Second Brenna Bilassy		Lead Madysan Theroux



British Columbia Drexel		Skip Heather Drexel		Third Sarah Loken		Second Bailey Burke		Lead Catera Park



Alaska Farrell		Skip Cora Farrell		Third Ariel Traxler		Second Anne O'Hara		Lead Piper Brase



Newfoundland / Labrador Kearley		Skip Meghan Kearley		Third Chantal Newell		Second Lauren Barron		Lead Michelle Taylor



Japan Kudo		Skip Kaede Kudo		Third Kyoka Kuramitsu		Second Miori Nakamura		Lead Tamaki Kogawa



Ontario MacMillan		Skip Kayla MacMillan		Third Sarah Daviau		Second Lindsay Dubue		Lead Marcia Richardson



Maryland McMakin		Skip Christine McMakin		Third Jenna Burchesky		Second Allison Howell		Lead Elizabeth Pettee



Northwest Territories Sperry		Skip Elizabeth Sperry		Third Amanda Roach		Second Julie Squires-Rowe		Lead Katherine Lenoir



Quebec St-Georges		Skip Laurie St-Georges		Third Laurie Lavoie		Second Meaghan Rivett		Lead Cynthia St-Georges



Wisconsin Viau		Skip Suzanna Viau		Third Andie McDonald		Second Rachel Kawleski		Lead Ellie Vorpahl



Manitoba Zacharias		Skip Mackenzie Zacharias		Third Hayley Bergman		Second Emily Zacharias		Lead Payton Bergman

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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