Regina Highland Cashspiel

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Jason Jacobson	$3,030	19.568
2.	Brad Heidt	$2,270	14.350
3.	Brent Gedak	$1,510	11.088
3.	Bruce Korte	$1,510	11.088
5.	Carson Ackerman	$1,070	7.827
5.	Steven Howard	$1,070	7.827
5.	Rylan Kleiter	$1,070	7.827
5.	Randy Bryden	$1,070	7.827
9.	Michael Carss	$---	2.935
9.	Scott Comfort	$---	2.935
9.	Logan Ede	$---	2.935
9.	Travis Tokarz	$---	2.935
9.	Dustin Woloschuk	$---	2.935
14.	Daymond Bernath	$---	1.957
14.	Ryan Deis	$---	1.957
14.	Josh Heidt	$---	1.957
14.	Shawn Meyer	$---	1.957
14.	Cole Tenetuik	$---	1.957
14.	Shane Vollman	$---	1.957
14.	Kent Zuravloff	$---	1.957
21.	Brecklin Gervais	$---	0.978
21.	Jeff Hartung	$---	0.978
21.	Brady Kendel	$---	0.978
21.	Nathen Pomedli	$---	0.978
21.	Sam Wills	$---	0.978

2025: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennen Jones, Dustin Kidby, Mat Ring, Trent Knapp, Brian McCusker
Regina, SK
2024: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennen Jones, Mike Armstrong, Trent Knapp , Brian McCusker
Regina, SK
2023: Dustin Kalthoff
Dustin Kalthoff, Sam Wills, Aaron Shutra, Mat Ring
Saskatoon, SK
2022: Michael Carss
Michael Carss, Sam Wills, Aaron Shutra, Mat Ring
Saskatoon, SK
2021: Shaun Meachem
Shaun Meachem, Brady Scharback, Brayden Stewart, Jared Latos , Jeff Chambers
Swift Current, SK
2019: Jason Jacobson
Jason Jacobson, Dustin Kalthoff, Garret Springer, Drew Springer
, SK

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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