Edinburgh International

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Kyle Smith	$8,008	26.447
2.	Jaap van Dorp	$4,004	20.780
3.	Ewan MacDonald	$2,002	16.057
3.	Aku Kauste	$2,002	16.057
5.	Tom Brewster	$1,001	11.334
5.	Moray Combe	$1,001	11.334
5.	Felix Attinger	$1,001	11.334
5.	Scott MacLeod	$1,001	11.334
9.	David Sik	$---	1.700
9.	Cameron Bryce	$---	1.700
9.	Rasmus Stjerne	$---	1.700
9.	Gustav Eskilsson	$---	1.700
13.	Tomi Rantamaki	$---	1.133
13.	Kalle Kiiskinen	$---	1.133
13.	Felix Schulze	$---	1.133
13.	Bruce Mouat	$---	1.133
13.	Graham Shaw	$---	1.133
13.	Alexander Baumann	$---	1.133
19.	Simon Biedermann	$---	0.567
19.	Gyeorgy Nagy	$---	0.567
19.	Borys Jasiecki	$---	0.567
19.	Roman Ruch	$---	0.567

2016: Karel Kubeska
Karel Kubeska, Jiri Candra, Martin Juric, Lukas Klima, David Jirounek
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2015: Kyle Smith
Kyle Smith, Thomas Muirhead, Kyle Waddell, Cameron Smith
Perth, SCO
2014: Aku Kauste
Aku Kauste, Pauli Jaamies, Leo Makela, Janne Pitko, Kasper Hakunti
Helsinki, FIN
2013: David Edwards
David Edwards, John Penny, Scott MacLeod, Colin Campbell
Aberdeen, SCO
2012: Tom Brewster
Tom Brewster, Greg Drummond, Scott Andrews, Michael Goodfellow, David Murdoch
Aberdeen, SCO
2011: Tom Brewster
Tom Brewster, Greg Drummond, Scott Andrews, Michael Goodfellow
Aberdeen, SCO
2010: Graham Shaw
Graham Shaw, Brian Binnie, Richard Goldie, Robin Niven
Perth, SCO
2000: David Murdoch
David Murdoch, Neil Murdoch, Garry Mackay, Sandy Reid
Lockerbie, SCO

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Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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