Swedish Curling Men's Championship



Edin Karlstad Sweden		Skip Niklas Edin		Third Oskar Eriksson		Second Fredrik Lindberg		Lead Christoffer Sundgren



Engqvist Harnosand Sweden		Skip Johan Engqvist		Third Alex Palm		Second Imad Moussaytef		Lead Albert Berglund



Eriksson Silverstenen Sweden		Skip Johnny Eriksson		Third Karl Nordlund		Second PeA Andersson		Lead Markus Sund



Granbom Stockholm Sweden		Skip Simon Granbom		Third Axel Sjoberg		Second Fabian Wingfors		Lead Jacob Hanna



Landelius Mjolby Sweden		Skip Axel Landelius		Third Alfons Johansson		Second Olle Moberg		Lead Lars Landelius



Lundmark Umea Sweden		Skip Tobias Lundmark		Third Eric Brasier		Second Anton Sodergren		Lead Oscar Bjornham



Mabergs Amatorforeningens Sweden		Skip Mathias Mabergs		Third Hakan Eklund		Second Malte Edlund		Lead Henrik Edlund



Magnusson Karlstad Sweden		Skip Daniel Magnusson		Third Rasmus Israelsson		Second Robin Ahlberg		Lead Anton Regosa



Markusson Ostersund Sweden		Skip Emil Markusson		Third Rickard Hallstroem		Second Flemming Patz		Lead Fredrik Ljungberg



Nygren Umea Sweden		Skip Johan Nygren		Third Victor Martinsson		Second Daniel Berggren		Lead Johan Jaervenson



Nyman Solleftea Sweden		Skip Fredrik Nyman		Third Johannes Patz		Second Albin Eriksson		Lead Simon Olofsson



Olsson Falu Sweden		Skip Sven Olsson		Third Anders Haglund		Second Niclas Svenman		Lead Johan Ceder



Perem Goteborgs Sweden		Skip Niclas Perem		Third Urban Noring		Second Dan-Ola Eriksson		Lead Ulf Pyk



Soderberg Skelleftea Sweden		Skip Nicklas Soderberg		Third Oskar Sjostrom		Second Fredrik Carlsen		Lead Gustav Eskilsson



Svedberg Silverstenen Sweden		Skip Mats Svedberg		Third Inge Granback		Second Christer Svedberg		Lead Henrik Osterlund



Westerberg Amatorforeningens Sweden		Fourth Carl-Oscar Pihl		Skip Joel Westerberg		Second Mans Winge		Lead Kim Svedelid

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.

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

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