Team USA

UNITED STATES – Bemidji Curling Club, Bemidji, Minnesota

SKIP: Pete Fenson

AGE: 43 (February 29, 1968, Bemidji, Minnesota)

LIVES: Bemidji

FAMILY: Wife Roxanne; children Alex (16), Graem (11)

YEARS CURLING: 30

OCCUPATION: Restaurant Owner (Dave’s Pizza)

DELIVERS: Right-handed

HIGHLIGHTS: Skipped United States at 2006 Olympic Winter Games; played in six Worlds for United States: 1993, 1994, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2010; member of Team North America at 2003, 2006, and 2011 WFG Continental Cup

THIRD: Shawn Rojeski

AGE: 39 (January 21, 1972, Virginia, Minnesota)

LIVES: Chisholm

FAMILY: Single

YEARS CURLING: 28

OCCUPATION: Manager of Corporate Quality (Lakehead Constructors)

DELIVERS: Right-handed

HIGHLIGHTS: Played third for United States skip Pete Fenson at 2006 Olympic Winter Games (bronze medal); played in four Worlds for United States skip Pete Fenson: as third in 2005, 2006 and 2010; as second in 2003; alternate for United States (skip Paul Pustovar) in 1998 Ford Worlds; played third for United States skip Eric Fenson in 1991 and 1992 World Juniors; member of Team North America at 2003, 2006, and 2011 WFG Continental Cup

SECOND: Joe Polo

AGE: 28 (December 10, 1982, Duluth, Minnesota)

LIVES: Duluth

OCCUPATION: Project Manager (Lakehead Constructors)

YEARS CURLING: 19

FAMILY: Wife Kristin

DELIVERS: Right-handed

HIGHLIGHTS: Played second for United States skip Pete Fenson at 2005, 2006 and 2010 Worlds and 2006 Olympic Winter Games (bronze medal); member of Team North America at 2006 and 2011 WFG Continental Cup

LEAD: Ryan Brunt

AGE: 25 (November 18, 1985, Portage, Wisconsin)

LIVES: Portage

FAMILY: Single

YEARS CURLING: 19

OCCUPATION: Substitute Teacher

DELIVERS: Left-handed

HIGHLIGHTS: Member of Team North America at 2011 WFG Continental Cup

ALTERNATE: Scott Baird

AGE: 59 (July 5, 1951, Bemidji, Minnesota)

LIVES: Bemidji

FAMILY: Wife Lynn, children Randy & Nikki

YEARS CURLED: 50

OCCUPATION: Insurance Agent (Insure Forward)

DELIVERS: Right-handed

HIGHLIGHTS: Skipped United States at 1979, 1993 (bronze medal) and

1994 Worlds; alternate for United States at 2006 Olympic Winter Games (bronze medal) and 2006 World Men’s

COACH: Ed Lukowich