Sherwood Park U21 Junior Womens Bonspiel



Crough Calgary Alberta		Skip Elysa Crough		Third Madison Senft		Second Lisa Parent		Lead Emily Kiist



Fash Edmonton Alberta		Skip Jillian Fash		Third Paige Buchanan		Second Claire Bevan-Stewart		Lead Jenene Moore



Geary St. Albert Alberta		Skip Rebecca Geary		Third Kyla Malcom		Second Julianna Duivenvoorde		Lead Mercedes Smith



Hamilton Taber Alberta		Skip Allyson Hamilton		Third Mikayla Boorse		Second Hailey Rempel		Lead Holly Hamilton



Kitz Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Chaelynn Kitz		Third Rikki Schick		Second Alexa Dixon		Lead Kelsey Dixon



Marks Edmonton Alberta		Skip Abby Marks		Third Catherine Clifford		Second Jamie Scott		Lead Olivia Jones



Marks Leduc Alberta		Skip Lauren Marks		Third Heather Drexel		Second Megan Moffat		Lead Hayley Mueller



Maschmeyer Edmonton Alberta		Skip Veronica Maschmeyer		Third Sydney Parent		Second Madysan Theroux		Lead Rebecca Allen



Simard Calgary Alberta		Skip Ashton Simard		Third Kennedy Schultz		Second Andie Kurjata		Lead Sarah Clifford



St-Georges Laval Quebec		Skip Laurie St-Georges		Third Cynthia St-Georges		Second Meaghan Rivett		Lead Emily Riley



Vincent Red Deer Alberta		Skip Hollie Vincent		Third Catlyn Craig		Second Abbie Eisenhawer		Lead Erica Watts



Wytrychowski Calgary Alberta		Skip Jessica Wytrychowski		Third Emily Plett		Second Cheryl Damen		Lead Julianna Mackenzie

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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