Anita Cochrane Memorial Junior Women



Calhoun Kamloops British Columbia		Skip Maeve Calhoun		Third Neave Calhoun		Second Natasha Olmstead		Lead Kate Hancock



Brian Jessel BMW Delta British Columbia		Skip Sarah Daniels		Third Kayla MacMillan		Second Jessica Humphries		Lead Sarah Loken



Douglas Port Alberni British Columbia		Skip Rebecca Douglas		Third Sophie Brissette		Second Michaela Morrill		Lead Libby Elliott



Drexel Surrey British Columbia		Skip Heather Drexel		Third Elizabeth Bowles		Second Haylie Farquhar		Lead Hailey Dubois



Guidos Prince George British Columbia		Skip Lorelei Guidos		Third Bailey Eberherr		Second Jordan Henson		Lead Hannah Linder



Hafeli Kamloops British Columbia		Skip Holly Hafeli		Third Hannah O'Neil		Second Jorja Kopytko		Lead Natalie Hafeli



Mallett Maple Ridge British Columbia		Skip Ashley Mallett		Third Grace McCusker		Second Roxy Brot		Lead Mackenzie Duffill



McGillivray Vernon British Columbia		Skip Megan McGillivray		Third Jaelyn Cotter		Second Katelyn McGillivray		Lead Cassidy Schwaerzle



Reese-Hansen Victoria British Columbia		Skip Taylor Reese-Hansen		Third Catera Park		Second Jordan Koster		Lead Sydney Brilz



Royea Chilliwack British Columbia		Skip Everly Royea		Third Tanis Short		Second Madeline Britz		Lead Naomi Britz



Taylor New Westminster British Columbia		Skip Jensen Taylor		Third Meredith Cole		Second Keira McCoy		Lead Chelsea Taylor



Wilson Victoria British Columbia		Skip Kayla Wilson		Third Sasha Wilson		Second Hannah Durrant		Lead Brenna Drought

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

Scotland's Team Whyte wasted no time in registering their fourth successive win at the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship as they defeated a dangerous Italy team 9-3 in the minimum six ends in Utah.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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