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Burdakov Moscow Russia		Skip Aleksandr Burdakov		Third Nikita Kuznetsov		Second Aleksandr Gapanchuk		Lead Maksim Builov



Filippov Dmitrov Russia		Skip Alexey Filippov		Third Gleb Yambulatov		Second Dmitry Gretskiy		Lead Yuri Shustrov



Golikov Moscow Russia		Skip Mikhail Golikov		Third Grigory Lavrov		Second Andrey Shestopalov		Lead Dmitry Sirotkin



Hoesli Glarus Switzerland		Skip Marco Hoesli		Third Philipp Hoesli		Second Marco Hefti		Lead Justin Hausherr



Kutuzov Moscow Russia		Skip Roman Kutuzov		Third Artem Ivanov		Second Yroslav Ligarev		Lead Stepan Kindiukov



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



Orlov Saint-Petersburg Russia		Fourth Konstantin Manasevich		Skip Alexander Orlov		Second Vadim Shvedov		Lead Georgy Vasilevskii



Raev Moscow Russia		Skip Vadim Raev		Third German Doronin		Second Nikolay Levashev		Lead Artem Puzanov



Stukalskiy St. Petersburg Russia		Skip Alexey Stukalskiy		Third Oleg Krasikov		Second Gleb Lyasnikov		Lead Danil Kiba



Timofeev Moscow Russia		Skip Alexey Timofeev		Third Artur Ali		Second Alexey Tuzov		Lead Artur Razhabov



Vaskov Dmitrov Russia		Skip Mikhail Vaskov		Third Alexey Tuzov		Second Petr Kuznetsov		Lead Alexey Kulikov



Vlasenko Irkutsk Russia		Fourth Nikolay Lysakov		Skip Mikhail Vlasenko		Second Timofey Nasonov		Lead Kirill Palagney

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.

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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