Team Cameron dissolving at end of season
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With the Olympics now in the rearview mirror, the dominoes are already starting to fall in the Canadian curling scene.
Team Kate Cameron announced early Monday that they will be parting ways at the conclusion of this season.
Cameron, third Briane Harris, second Taylor McDonald, and lead Mackenzie Elias lost the Manitoba provincial semifinal last month to Beth Peterson to miss out on a trip to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
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Skip Kate Cameron throws a rock at the 2026 RME Women of the Rings championship in Rivers in January. Team Cameron announced early Monday that they will be parting ways at the conclusion of this season.
Cameron, a 34-year-old from New Bothwell, originally formed the team ahead of the 2023-24 campaign alongside McDonald, Elias, and former third Meghan Walter. They proved to be an immediate national contender by bringing home bronze from the 2024 Scotties.
They added Harris this season and tried to make up for lost time by playing a hectic schedule that saw them compete in seven events before the Canadian Olympic Curling Trials in November. They failed to get into a groove and ended up going 1-6 at the trials.
Harris, who had a seven-year run playing lead for Team Kerri Einarson where she won four national titles, joined Cameron after a provisional suspension due to an anti-doping rule violation in early 2024 sidelined her for almost a year.
“Although the season didn’t receive the results we hoped for, we remain great friends and will forever be cheering each other on in whatever is next,” wrote Team Cameron in a social media post.
Team Cameron is ranked No. 13 in the Canadian Team Ranking System and owns a 30-28 record this season.
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