RCD Annual International Wheelchair Bonspiel



Armstrong Cambridge Canada		Skip Jim Armstrong		Third Darryl Neighbour		Second Collinda Joseph		Lead Reid Mulligan



Bell Edmonton Canada		Skip Mike Bell		Third Bob Coyne		Second Reg Jaksitz		Lead Marie LaFramboise



Team Bojaviga Vancouver Canada		Skip Gary Cormack		Third Bob MacDonald		Second Vincent Miele		Lead Janice Ing



Team Canada 1 Quesnel Canada		Skip Alison Duddy		Third Darwin Bender		Second Ellis Tull		Lead Gil Dash



Team Rock Watcher Delta Canada		Skip Kim Egger		Third Marney Smithies		Second Mildred Thomas		Lead Renuka Seneratne



Team Frozen Rivers Calgary Canada		Skip Dale Kaith		Third Emmit Smith		Second Karl Meier		Lead Wendy Frazier



Team Edmonton Rocks 1 Edmonton Canada		Skip Don Kuchelyma		Third Mike McMullan		Second Warren Fleury		Lead Shawna Walsh



Team Korea Rookies B Korea		Skip Hyeongchul Lee		Third Youngsuk Lee		Second Sungwoo Kwon		Lead Hyejin Baek



Team Queb-Ont Montreal Canada		Skip Benoit Lessard		Third Carl Marquis		Second Carolyn Linder		Lead Doug Dean



Team Ontario Toronto Canada		Skip Chris Rees		Third Jim Law		Second Wayne MacDonald		Lead Shauna Petrie



Team Canada 2 Winnipeg Canada		Skip Dennis Thiessen		Third Ina Forrest		Second James Anseeuw		Lead Marie Wright



Team Korea Seoul Korea		Skip Heetae Yang		Third Soon Seok Seo		Second Jinho Cha		Lead Min Ja Bang



Team Alberta Calgary Alberta		Skip Bruno Yizek		Third Anne Hibberd		Second Martin Purvis		Lead Jack Smart



Team Korea Rookies A Korea		Skip Hwangsong Yong		Third Junho Jeong		Second Sunghun Jung		Lead Youngsook Yang

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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