Saskatchewan U20 Junior Provincials



Beausoleil Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Ava Beausoleil		Third Savanna Taylor		Second Annika Steckler		Lead Leah Beausoleil



Fradette Estevan Saskatchewan		Skip Heidi Fradette		Third Kali Johnson		Second Amy Fradette		Lead April McMillen



Johnston Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Chloe Johnston		Third Chantel Hoag		Second Cara Kesslering		Lead Madison Sagert



Kessel Watrous Saskatchewan		Skip Elizabeth Kessel		Third Erika Oakes		Second Sarah Oakes		Lead Lydia Zukewich



Pomedli Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Jenna Pomedli		Third Melissa Remeshylo		Second Kelsey Noyes		Lead Kylie Willms



Rugg Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Hannah Rugg		Third Mya Silversides		Second Tesa Silversides		Lead Claudia Lacell



Schlechter Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Raechel Schlechter		Third Kaydence Lalonde		Second Aryn Thibault		Lead Kya Ladouceur



Semeniuk North Battleford Saskatchewan		Skip Chloe Semeniuk		Third Juliana Millard		Second Jenna Wiebe		Lead Lindsay Miller



Simpson Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Shawna Simpson		Third Lauren Speidel		Second Makena Bailey		Lead Katelyn Speidel



Todd Swift Current Saskatchewan		Skip Andra Todd		Third Tessa Todd		Second Brooklyn Schell		Lead Allyssa Svenson



Wood Martensville Saskatchewan		Skip Renee Wood		Third Edie Jardine		Second Rae Vogelsong		Lead Winnie Morin

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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