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Brand Baden Switzerland		Skip Nicola Brand		Third Simon Rauchenstein		Second Malcolm Bonzon		Lead Gian Loritz



Brunner Bern Switzerland		Skip Michael Brunner		Third Anthony Petoud		Second Romano Keller-Meier		Lead Andreas Gerlach



Bryce Kinross Scotland		Skip Cameron Bryce		Third Duncan Menzies		Second Scott Hyslop		Lead Robin McCall



Carson Dumfries Scotland		Skip Orrin Carson		Third Logan Carson		Second Archie Hyslop		Lead Charlie Gibb



Colli Trentino Italy		Fourth Alberto Zisa		Skip Giacomo Colli		Second Francesco De Zanna		Lead Fabio Ribotta



Craik Forfar Scotland		Skip James Craik		Third Fraser Swanston		Second Jake MacDonald		Lead Rory Macnair



Harstad Oppdal Norway		Skip Andreas Harstad		Third Willhelm Naess		Second Michael Mellemseter		Lead Mathias Braenden



Hoesli Glarus Switzerland		Fourth Philipp Hoesli		Skip Marco Hoesli		Second Simon Gloor		Lead Justin Hausherr



Iseli Solothurn Switzerland		Fourth Max Winz		Skip Jan Iseli		Second Sandro Fanchini		Lead Tom Winkelhausen



Jermann Basel Switzerland		Skip Manuel Jermann		Third Yannick Jermann		Second Timon Biehle		Lead Jan Tanner



Landelius Mjolby Sweden		Skip Axel Landelius		Third Johan Engqvist		Second Alfons Johansson		Lead



Schnider Limmattal Switzerland		Skip Andrin Schnider		Third Gian Wildhaber		Second Lorenz Brunner		Lead Sandro Casari



Spiller Bormio Italy		Skip Stefano Spiller		Third Stefano Gilli		Second Andrea Gilli		Lead Cesare Spiller



Stocker Oberwallis Switzerland		Skip Yves Stocker		Third Kim Schwaller		Second Marco Hefti		Lead Felix Eberhard

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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