2017 Stu Sells Toronto Tankard

2017 StuSells Toronto Tankard
Host city	Toronto, Ontario
Arena	High Park Club
Dates	October 6-9
Men's winner	Brad Gushue
Curling club	Bally Haly G&CC, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Skip	Brad Gushue
Third	Mark Nichols
Second	Brett Gallant
Lead	Geoff Walker
Finalist	Codey Maus
Women's winner	Julie Tippin
Curling club	Woodstock CC, Woodstock, Ontario
Skip	Julie Tippin
Third	Chantal Duhaime
Second	Rachelle Vink
Lead	Tess Bobbie
Finalist	Chrissy Cadorin

The 2017 StuSells Toronto Tankard was held from October 11 to 14 at the High Park Club in Toronto, Ontario. The event was held as part of the 2017–18 World Curling Tour.

Men

The teams are listed as follows:[1]

Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Locale
Greg Balsdon	Don Bowser	Jonathan Beuk	Scott Chadwick	Kingston, Ontario
Mark Bice	Aaron Squires	Tyler Morgan	Steve Bice	Sarnia, Ontario
Jordan Chandler	Sandy MacEwan	Luc Oimet	Lee Toner	Sudbury, Ontario
Denis Cordick	Doug McDermot	David Jones	Richard Green	Georgetown, Ontario
Dayna Deruelle	Kevin Flewwelling	David Staples	Sean Harrison	Kingston, Ontario
John Epping	Mathew Camm	Patrick Janssen	Tim March	Toronto, Ontario
Brad Gushue	Mark Nichols	Brett Gallant	Geoff Walker	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Mike Harris	Jeff Wanless	Joey Hart	David Hart	Waterloo, Ontario
Tanner Horgan	Jacob Horgan	Nicholas Bissoneette	Maxime Blais	Sudbury, Ontario
Glenn Howard	Richard Hart	David Mathers	Scott Howard	Islington, Toronto
Kim Chang-min	Seong Se-hyeon	Oh Eun-soo	Lee Ki-bok	Uiseong, South Korea
William Lyburn	Richard Daneault	Jared Kolomaya	Braden Zawada	Winnipeg, Manitoba
Scott McDonald	Codey Maus (skip)	Wesley Forget	Jeff Grant	London, Ontario
Mike McLean	Jason Camm	Kevin Lagerquist	Nate Crawford	Ottawa, Ontario
Robert Desjardins	Jean-Sébastien Roy	Pierre-Luc Morissette (skip)	René Dubois	Chicoutimi, Quebec
Jamie Murphy	Paul Flemming	Scott Saccary	Philip Crowell	Halifax, Nova Scotia
Stuart Thompson	Colten Steele	Travis Colter	Taylor Ardiel	Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Wayne Tuck Jr.	Chad Allen	Kurt Armstrong	Matt Pretty	Brantford, Ontario
Thomas Ulsrud	Torger Nergård	Christoffer Svae	Håvard Vad Petersson	Oslo, Norway
John Willsey	Jordie Lyon-Hatcher	Connor Lawes	Brendan Acorn	Ottawa, Ontario

[2] The teams are listed as follows:

Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Locale
Hailey Armstrong	Erica Hopson	Lynsey Longfield	Emma Malfara	Ottawa, Ontario
Jennifer Armstrong	Cathlia Ward	Jillian Babin-Keough	Katie Forward	Fredericton, New Brunswick
Mary-Anne Arsenault	Christina Black	Jennifer Baxter	Jennifer Crouse	Halifax, Nova Scotia
Cathy Auld	Lori Eddy	Katie Cottrill	Jenna Bonner	Toronto, Ontario
Ève Bélisle	Lauren Mann	Patricia Hill	Brittany O'Rourke	Montreal, Quebec
Chrissy Cadorin	Joanne Curtis	Julia Weagle	Sarah Jagger	Thornhill, Ontario
Hollie Duncan	Stephanie LeDrew	Cheryl Kreviazuk	Karen Sagle	Toronto, Ontario
Tracy Fleury	Jennifer Wylie	Jenna Walsh	Amanda Gates	Sudbury, Ontario
Kerry Galusha	Sarah Koltun	Megan Koehler	Shona Barbour	Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Jacqueline Harrison	Janet Murphy	Stephanie Matheson	Melissa Foster	Mississauga, Ontario
Danielle Inglis	Jessica Corrado	Stephanie Corrado	Cassandra de Groot	Toronto, Ontario
Robyn MacPhee	Sarah Fullerton	Meaghan Hughes	Michelle McQuaid	Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Krista McCarville	Kendra Lilly	Ashley Sippala	Sarah Potts	Thunder Bay, Ontario
Sherry Middaugh	Jo-Ann Rizzo	Lee Merklinger	Leigh Armstrong	Coldwater, Ontario
Erin Morrissey	Trish Scharf	Laura LaBonte	Jen Ahde	Ottawa, Ontario
Jestyn Murphy	Riley Sandham	Dannielle Hudson	Hilary Nuhn	Mississauga, Ontario
Breanna Rozon	Melanie Ebach	Kaelyn Gregory	Jillian Page	Guelph, Ontario
Julie Tippin	Chantal Duhaime	Rachelle Vink	Tess Bobbie	Woodstock, Ontario

Key
	Teams to playoffs

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