Whitney Field Jr. Men's Curling Classic



Ackerman Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Carson Ackerman		Third Tyler Camm		Second Andrew Derksen		Lead Eric Westad



Bartz Ellerslie Alberta		Skip Lucas Bartz		Third William Sheard		Second Dylan Empey		Lead Alex Rostron



Dales Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Mitchell Dales		Third Dustin Mikush		Second Mitchell Schmidt		Lead Braden Fleishacker



Goller Lethbridge Alberta		Skip Colton Goller		Third Tyler Lautner		Second Kurtis Goller		Lead Nicholas Rabl



Kinaschuk Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Tanner Kinaschuk		Third Andrew Mitchell		Second Ethan Kish		Lead Blake Hoffman



Kleibrink Calgary Alberta		Skip Kyler Kleibrink		Third Mark Taylor		Second Tyler van Amsterdam		Lead Connor Lenton



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



Leippi Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Wayne Leippi		Third Logan Matheis		Second Brecklin Graves		Lead Jared Gudereit



Olson Lloydminster Alberta		Skip Mackenzie Olson		Third Brandon Dayton		Second Luther Jurke		Lead Adam Berg



Parent Calgary Alberta		Skip Ryan Parent		Third Carter Snethun		Second Dale McMillan		Lead Blake Johnson



Saville Edmonton Alberta		Skip Ryan Saville		Third John Ritchie		Second Rylee Miller		Lead Sean Borkovic



Stewart Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Brayden Stewart		Third Anthony Neufeld		Second Jared Latos		Lead Andrew Hodgson



Sturmay Edmonton Alberta		Skip Karsten Sturmay		Third Chris Kennedy		Second Glenn Venance		Lead Caleb Boorse



Tokarz Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Travis Tokarz		Third Drew Springer		Second Kevin Haines		Lead Garrison Fox



van Amsterdam Edmonton Alberta		Skip Evan van Amsterdam		Third Nick Duivenvoorde		Second Benton Boychuk-Chorney		Lead Ryan Fenrich



Zuchotzki St. Walburg Saskatchewan		Skip Jonathan Zuchotzki		Third Evan Schmidt		Second Sheldon Manners		Lead Doug Sroka

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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