Sask Curling Tour Championship



Bowker Saskatchewan		Skip Curtis Bowker		Third		Second		Lead



Costain Prince Albert Saskatchewan		Skip Bob Costain		Third		Second		Lead



Craig Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Dale Craig		Third Wes Cowlishaw		Second Ron Engel		Lead



Dennis Saskatchewan		Skip Terry Dennis		Third		Second		Lead



Ewen Lanigan Saskatchewan		Skip Rob Ewen		Third		Second		Lead



Fisher Shellbrook Saskatchewan		Skip Grant Fisher		Third		Second		Lead



Flasch Saskatchewan		Skip Doug Flasch		Third		Second		Lead



Heidt Kerrobert Saskatchewan		Skip Mitch Heidt		Third		Second		Lead



Heitt Unity Saskatchewan		Skip Glenn Heitt		Third		Second		Lead



Johnson Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Doran Johnson		Third		Second		Lead



Jordison Moose Jaw Saskatchewan		Skip Joel Jordison		Third Brent Gedak		Second Steve Slupski		Lead Brock Montgomery



Keating Benson Saskatchewan		Skip Robert Keating		Third		Second		Lead



McKee Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Darrell McKee		Third		Second		Lead



Packet Estevan Saskatchewan		Skip Jim Packet		Third		Second		Lead



Phair Saskatchewan		Skip Kevin Phair		Third		Second		Lead



Selander Prince Albert Saskatchewan		Skip Cliff Selander		Third		Second		Lead

2023: Kelly Knapp
Kelly Knapp, Brennen Jones, Mike Armstrong, Trent Knapp , Brian McCusker
Regina, SK
2022: Ryan Deis
Ryan Deis, Garret Springer, Dustin Mikush, Kalin Deis, Dallan Muyres
Fox Valley, SK
2010: Terry Marteniuk
Terry Marteniuk, Mike McIntyre, Ray Nabe, Ray Sharp
Yorkton, SK
2010: Gerry Adam
Gerry Adam, Gerald Shymko, Jason Tocher, Bryan Derbowka
Yorkton, SK
2004: Mitch Heidt
Mitch Heidt
Kerrobert, 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.

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

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