Qualico Mixed Doubles Classic

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Homan/Morris	$8,500	57.294
2.	Anderson/Dropkin	$6,500	42.016
3.	Birchard/Schneider	$2,000	32.467
3.	Albrecht/Wozniak	$2,000	32.467
5.	Skaslien/Nedregotten	$1,500	22.918
5.	Martin/Griffith	$1,500	22.918
5.	Sahaidak/Lott	$1,500	22.918
5.	Jones/Laing	$1,500	22.918
9.	Desjardins/Desjardins	$1,000	15.278
9.	Sauder/Bottcher	$1,000	15.278
9.	Agre/McLean	$1,000	15.278
9.	Rocque/Steinke	$1,000	15.278
13.	Sigvaldason/McMillan	$---	8.594
13.	Rupp/Wunderlin	$---	8.594
13.	Hawes/Tardi	$---	8.594
13.	Perret/Rios	$---	8.594
13.	Gill/Hewitt	$---	8.594
13.	Pincott/Dunstone	$---	8.594
13.	Walker/Muyres	$---	8.594
13.	Paulova/Paul	$---	8.594
13.	Aitken/Andrews	$---	8.594
22.	Broderson/Kleibrink	$---	5.729
22.	Nishimuro/Tsukamoto	$---	5.729
22.	Carey/Moskowy	$---	5.729
22.	Szekeres/Nagy	$---	5.729
22.	King-Simpson/Croteau	$---	5.729
27.	Schmiemann/Ginter	$---	2.865
27.	Dreaver/Dublanica	$---	2.865
27.	Ashton/Wekkrink	$---	2.865
27.	Kaldvee/Lill	$---	2.865

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Jocelyn Peterman, Brett Gallant
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Cory Thiesse, Korey Dropkin
Duluth, MN
2021: Rachel Homan
Rachel Homan, John Morris
Ottawa, ON
2020: Rachel Homan
Rachel Homan, John Morris , Al Hackner
Canmore, AB
2019: Sarah Anderson
Sarah Fenson, Korey Dropkin
Minneapolis, MN

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