Le Gruyere AOP European B Curling Championships



Hungary Czermann		Fourth Zsolt Kiss		Skip Kristof Czermann		Second David Balazs		Lead Callum MacFarlane



Slovakia Gallo		Fourth Patrik Kapralik		Third Jakub Polak		Skip Juraj Gallo		Lead Milan Moravcik



Austria Genner		Skip Mathias Genner		Third Jonas Backofen		Second Martin Reichel		Lead Florian Mavec



Netherlands Gosgens		Skip Wouter Gosgens		Third Jaap van Dorp		Second Laurens Hoekman		Lead Tobias van den Hurk



Finland Kiiskinen		Skip Kalle Kiiskinen		Third Teemu Salo		Second Jermu Pollanen		Lead Paavo Kuosmanen



France Mercier		Fourth Quentin Morand		Skip Eddy Mercier		Second Yannick Valvassori		Lead Killian Gaudin



Ukraine Nikolov		Skip Eduard Nikolov		Third Yaroslav Shchur		Second Wykyta Velychka		Lead Artem Suhak



Wales Pougher		Skip James Pougher		Third Rhys Phillips		Second Garry Coombs		Lead Simon Pougher



Lithuania Rykov		Skip Konstantin Rykov		Third Paulius Rymeikis		Second Vytis Kulakauskas		Lead Donatas Kiudys



Portugal Seixeiro		Skip Steve Seixeiro		Third Chris Ribau		Second Joe Ribau		Lead Victor Santos



Slovenia Sever		Skip Stefan Sever		Third Marko Harb		Second Simon Langus		Lead Ziga Babic



Latvia Truksans		Skip Martins Truksans		Third Janis Klive		Second Arnis Veidemanis		Lead Sandris Buholcs



Estonia Veltsman		Fourth Mihhail Vlassov		Skip Eduard Veltsman		Second Janis Kiziridi		Lead Igor Dzendzeljuk



Belgium Verreycken		Fourth Jeroen Spruyt		Skip Timothy Verreycken		Second Daan Yskout		Lead Bram Van Looy



Ireland Wilson		Skip John Wilson		Third Kyle Paradis		Second James Russell		Lead Craig Whyte



England Woolston		Skip Andrew Woolston		Third Andrew Reed		Second Scott Gibson		Lead James Whittle

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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