
Scott Hyslop
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Scott Hyslop — Team History
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Men's
2026/27 — Kelso, SCO
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Men's
2025/26 — Kinross, SCO
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2024/25 — Stirling, SCO
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2023/24 — Stirling, SCO
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2022/23 — Stirling, SCO
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2021/22 — Stirling, SCO
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Mixed Doubles
2021/22 — Stirling, SCO
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Men's
2019/20 — Dumfries, SCO
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Boys'
2019/20 — SCO
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Men's
2018/19 — Dumfries, SCO
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Boys'
2018/19 — Dumfries, SCO
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Men's
2017/18 — Dumfries, SCO
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Boys'
2017/18 — Dumfries, SCO
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Men's
2016/17 — Dumfries, SCO
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Boys'
2016/17 — Dumfries, SCO
Scott Hyslop Notes
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May 5, 2026
Drummond and Sturmay Step In as Menzies Takes a Step Back from Team Bryce
Team Bryce is turning the page on a successful era with a pair of roster moves heading into 2026-27. Long-time contributor Duncan Menzies is stepping away from competitive curling to focus on other commitments -- leaving the door open for a return when the timing is right -- while experienced curler Kerr Drummond joins the fold alongside Karsten Sturmay. Skip Cameron Bryce was quick to emphasize the group's identity as they reload, noting that strong teams don't need to be built within borders -- a nod to the multinational makeup that has become a hallmark of the Scottish-based rink as it continues to compete at the top level of the World Curling Tour.








