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Winners from 2022 - 2023
West B Open Challenge Hosted by Fairbanks Curling Club
Fairbanks CC Pete Condon, David Henja, Sancho Ponza, and Stevie Martin.
Wisconsin Open Challenge Hosted by Portage Curling Club
Madison CC team of skip Dave Dickinson, vice Erich Inglin, second Jon Mueller, and lead Brian Schmeiser.
Central Open Challenge Hosted by Potomac Curling Club
Ardsley CC team.
East Open Challenge Hosted by Albany Curling Club
Potomac CC team, pictured left to right, lead Josh Del, vice Kevin King, skip Benj Delarmente, and second Jackie Sharp.
West A Open Challenge Hosted by Coyotes Curling Club
Orange County CC team, pictured left to right, skip Queena Mewers, vice Alex Eaton-Salners, second David Hernandez, and lead Marty Blomgren.
Winners from 2021 - 2022
West A Open Challenge Hosted by Duluth Curling Club
Duluth CC team, pictured left to right, Skip Rod Anderson, Vice Lad Strzok, Second Mike Stingle, and Lead Jackson Purdy.
West B Open Challenge Hosted by Grand Forks Curling Club
Fargo/Morehead CC team, pictured left to right, Allen Hemstad, Neil Karjalainen, Steve Wielandt, and Ben Shapiro.
Central Open Challenge Hosted by Bowling Green Curling Club
Bowling Green CC team, pictured left to right, lead Josh Stagner, second Clayton Converse, vice Chris Meyer, and skip Jared Kies.
East Open Challenge Hosted by Utica Curling Club
Detroit CC team, pictured left to right, vice John Gaul, second Chase Ansok, lead Karina Ansok, and skip Mike Clapsadle.
Blank End Curling Season 2020 - 2021:
Due to COVID-19, there were no USWCA Sponsored 5 Year and Under Events for the 2020 - 2021 season. It has been officially renamed the Blank End 2020-21 Curling Season.
Winners from 2019 - 2020:
Central Women's Challenge Hosted by Exmoor Curling Club.
Milwaukee Curling Club team, pictured right to left, skip Chris Korjenek, vice Susie Hansen, second Stephanie Strand, and lead Vicki Garvey.
Central Open Challenge Hosted by Mayfield Curling Club.
Mayfield Curling Club team, pictured left to right, skip Andy Hawthorne, vice Vincent Scebbi, second Chris Glass, and lead Micah Shumway.
Wisconsin Open Challenge Hosted by Wausau Curling Club.
Madison Curling Club team, seated, pictured left to right, skip Matt Aro, vice Logan Aro, second Tony Frey, and lead Erich Inglin.
Also pictured, Milwaukee Curling Club team, standing, (1st Event Runners-up), pictured left to right, skip Patrick Geiger, vice Bernie Anding, second Mike Putek, and lead Michael Czachor.
Winners from 2018 - 2019:
Wisconsin Open Challenge Hosted by Rice Lake Curling Club.
Appleton Curling Club team, pictured left to right, skip Tom Triolo, vice Dave Fochs, second Phil Peters, and lead Kelly Mader.
Central Open Challenge Hosted by Columbus Curling Club.
Detroit Curling Club team, pictured left to right, lead Nicole Van Houw, vice Laura Gilchrist, skip Samantha Lewis, and second Stephanie Whitmore.
WI Women's Challenge Hosted by Racine Curling Club.
Granite Curling Club team, pictured left to right, lead Melanie Zane, second Heather Rafen, vice Margee Will, and skip Gina Triolo.
East Open Challenge Hosted by Rochester Curling Club.
Wauwatosa Curling Club team, pictured left to right, Ryan Carlson, Sarah Carlson, Rachael Koebel, and Oscar Koebel.
West II Open Challenge Hosted by Coyotes Curling Club.
Coyotes Curling Club team, pictured left to right, Kimberly Gaddie, Tatiana Keeling, Sean Keeling, and Robert Cordova.
Winners from 2017 - 2018:
Central Women's Challenge Hosted by Bowling Green Curling Club.
Detroit Curling Club team, pictured left to right, skip Abby Bond, vice Sarah Romanik, second Stephanie Grant, and lead Margaret Boynton.
West II Open Challenge Hosted by Denver Curling Club.
Granite Curling Club team, pictured left right, skip Stephen Grant, vice Aaron Thompson, second Derek Ristau, and lead Gina Triolo.
Central Open Challenge Hosted by Chicago Curling Club.
Eau Claire Curling Club team, pictured left to right, second Nathan Oster, fourth Spencer Eklund, third Zach Oliphant, skip (throwing lead) Tyler Rongstad.
Wisconsin Open Challenge Hosted by Appleton Curling Club.
Milwaukee Curling Club team, seated, skip Rahim Keval, Patrick Geiger, second Bernie Anding, and lead Michael Czachor.
Also pictured, Madison Curling Club team, standing (1st Event Runners Up) left to right, skip Nick Helt, vice Ryan Hood, second Justin Ramm, and lead Anthony Frey
West I Open Challenge Hosted by Duluth Curling Club.
St. Paul Curling Club team, skip Pete Nelson (left, standing), second Scott Draheim (right, standing), vice Dani Draheim (left kneeling), and lead Deb McKindley (right, kneeling).
East Open Challenge Hosted by Chesapeake Curling Club.
Philadelphia Curling Club team, skip Mark DeSouza, vice John Moylan, second Adam Bartles, lead Jeff Ishibashi.