Swiss League Curling



Attinger Dubendorf Switzerland		Skip Felix Attinger		Third Daniel Schifferli		Second Bastian Brun		Lead Urs Kuhn



Bangerter Bern Switzerland		Skip Christian Bangerter		Third Adrian Bieri		Second Simon Ellenberger		Lead Daniel Inversini



Boada Geneve Switzerland		Fourth Vincent Huguelet		Skip Dimitri Boada		Second Julien Jaquet		Lead Jeremy Delay



Bruggmann Uzwil Switzerland		Skip Rolf Bruggmann		Third Clemens Scherrer		Second Michael Joller		Lead Fabian Bock



Brunner Gstaad Switzerland		Skip Michael Brunner		Third Stefan Staehli		Second Neal Schwenter		Lead Chahan Karnusian



Hess Zurich Switzerland		Skip Yves Hess		Third Michael Mueller		Second Rainer Kobler		Lead Fabian Schmid



Jungen Adelboden Switzerland		Skip Bjorn Jungen		Third Tim Jungen		Second Nevio Guadalupi		Lead Daniel Oester



Meister Zurich Switzerland		Skip Florian Meister		Third Oliver Widmer		Second Paddy Kaeser		Lead Michael Probst



Porret Neuchatel Switzerland		Skip Joachim Porret		Third Xavier Michaud		Second Sacha Currat		Lead Cyprien Jacot



Schwaller Bern Switzerland		Skip Yannick Schwaller		Third Romano Meier		Second Reto Keller		Lead Marcel Kaufeler



Sciboz Lausanne Switzerland		Fourth Adrian Laubscher		Skip Kim-Lloyd Sciboz		Second Nicolas Desbaillets		Lead Valentin Loup



Wunderlin Biel Switzerland		Fourth Reto Gribi		Third Mike Wenger		Second Matthias Perret		Skip Kevin Wunderlin

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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