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Meet the 17 Scots in Team GB for Winter Olympics

By britishbulletin.com2 February 20261 Min Read
Meet the 17 Scots in Team GB for Winter Olympics
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Men: Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan, Kyle Waddell (alternate)

Women: Rebecca Morrison, Sophie Jackson, Jennifer Dodds, Sophie Sinclair, Fay Henderson (alternate)

Mixed: Mouat and Dodds

In Beijing four years ago, curling was the only sport to return to Britain with medals. Eve Muirhead’s rink took women’s gold and Mouat’s men claimed silver.

Muirhead is no longer playing – instead, she will lead the overall GB team as chef du mission – but her Bejing team-mate Dodds is.

“Jen and the kids” is how the women’s rink this time label themselves and, while their inexperience means they are not among the favourites, they could find themselves in contention for a podium place if things go their way.

Edinburgh duo Dodds and Mouat will be fancied in the mixed, though, having lost the bronze-medal match last time.

And Mouat’s rink are the team to beat in the men’s event. For them, anything less than gold would be a disappointment.

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