Le Gruyere AOP European B Curling Championships



Finland Hanninen		Skip Matias Hanninen		Third Leo Ouni		Second Ville Forsstroem		Lead Jami Heikkila



Slovakia Jurkovic		Skip Jakub Jurkovic		Third Jan Horacek		Second Karol Vidlar		Lead Robert Masaryk



Turkiye Karagoz		Skip Ugurcan Karagoz		Third Oguzhan Karakurt		Second Muhammed Zeki Ucan		Lead Orhun Yuce



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



Ukraine Nikolov		Skip Eduard Nikolov		Third Yaroslav Shchur		Second Artem Suhak		Lead Vladyslav Koval



Israel Pokras		Skip Alex Pokras		Third Nathan Pink		Second Aaron Horowitz		Lead Larry Sidney



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



Denmark Schmidt		Fourth Jonathan Vilandt		Skip Jacob Schmidt		Second Alexander Qvist		Lead Kasper Boge Jurlander



Bulgaria Seiler		Skip Reto Seiler		Third Stoil Georgiev		Second Tihomir Todorov		Lead Stanimir Petrov



Poland Stych		Skip Konrad Stych		Third Krzysztof Domin		Second Marcin Cieminski		Lead Bartosz Lobaza



Hungary Szabo		Skip Gergely Szabo		Third Tamas Lendvay		Second Nandor Miklos		Lead Balazs Foti



Estonia Veltsman		Skip Eduard Veltsman		Third Mihhail Vlassov		Second Janis Kiziridi		Lead Igor Dzenzeljuk



Belgium Verreycken		Fourth Jeroen Spruyt		Skip Timothy Verreycken		Second Tuur Vermeiren		Lead Daan Yskout



Spain Vez		Skip Sergio Vez		Third Mikel Unanue		Second Eduardo De Paz		Lead Nicholas Shaw



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



Latvia Zass		Skip Kristaps Zass		Third Eduards Seliverstovs		Second Deniss Smirnovs		Lead Krisjanis Java

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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