SGI Canada Best of the West



Bryden Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Josh Bryden		Third Adam Bukurak		Second Carter Williamson		Lead Ayden Whittmire



Davies Edmonton Alberta		Skip Zach Davies		Third Ronan Peterson		Second Will Butler		Lead Lucas Sawiak



Deane New Westminster British Columbia		Skip Connor Deane		Third Matthew McCrady		Second Josh Miki		Lead Connor Kent



Duncan-Wu New Westminster British Columbia		Skip Alex Duncan-Wu		Third Ethaniel Chou		Second Michael Nunn		Lead Troy Chong



Ede Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Logan Ede		Third Matthew Drewitz		Second Dustin Mikush		Lead Brayden Heistad



Freeman Virden Manitoba		Skip Jace Freeman		Third Timothy Marin		Second Nick Senff		Lead Luke Robins



Jacques Edmonton Alberta		Skip Ryan Jacques		Third Ryan Parent		Second Jordan Tardi		Lead Ethan Drysdale



Libbus Black Diamond Alberta		Skip Jacob Libbus		Third Nathan Molberg		Second Zachary Pawliuk		Lead Michael Henricks



McDonald Winnipeg Manitoba		Skip Jordon McDonald		Third Dallas Burgess		Second Elias Huminicki		Lead Cameron Olafson



Tao Edmonton Alberta		Skip Johnson Tao		Third Jaedon Neuert		Second Ben Morin		Lead Andrew Nowell



Walter Winnipeg Manitoba		Skip Brett Walter		Third JT Ryan		Second Graham McFarlane		Lead Hugh McFarlane



Wiebe Winnipeg Manitoba		Skip Devon Wiebe		Third Julien Leduc		Second Thomas Dunlop		Lead Zack Bilawka

2025: Connor Deane
Connor Deane, Matthew McCrady, Josh Miki, Connor Kent
New Westminster, BC
2024: Ryan Wiebe
Ryan Wiebe, Ty Dilello, Sean Flatt, Adam Flatt
Winnipeg, MB
2023: Karsten Sturmay
Karsten Sturmay, Kyle Doering, Glenn Venance, Kurtis Goller
Edmonton, AB
2022: Rylan Kleiter
Rylan Kleiter, Joshua Mattern, Trevor Johnson, Matthieu Taillon, Steve Laycock
Saskatoon, SK

Canada claim Olympic gold

Canada claim Olympic gold

Team Brad Jacobs (Photo: World Curling) win Canada's first gold medal in men's curling since 2014.

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

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