Team Paterson
Hometown: Glasgow, SCO
Twitter: @TeamPaterson1
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Ross Paterson
Birthdate: March 13, 1984
Birthplace: Glasgow, SCO
Resides: Glasgow, SCO
- Boost National champion (2018)
- Scottish champion (2016)
- World junior bronze medallist (2005)
- Scottish junior champion (2005)
Third
Kyle Waddell
Birthdate: Dec. 15, 1993
Birthplace: Bellshill, SCO
Resides: Hamilton, SCO
- Team Great Britain, Winter Olympics (2018)
- Boost National champion (2018)
- World junior gold medallist (2013)
- World junior silver medallist (2014)
- World junior bronze medallist (2012)
- Three-time Scottish junior champion (2012, 2013 & 2014)
- Winter Universiade silver medallist (2013)
Second
Duncan Menzies
Birthdate: Feb. 25, 1994
Birthplace: Arbroath, SCO
Resides: Stirling/Arbroath, SCO
- Boost National champion (2018)
- World junior silver medallist (2014)
- World junior bronze medallist (2015)
- Scottish junior champion (2015)
Lead
Michael Goodfellow
Birthdate: Oct. 8, 1988
Birthplace: Stirling, SCO
Resides: Stirling, SCO
- Olympic silver medallist (2014)
- Two-time World Championship silver medallist (2011 & 2012)
- World Championship bronze medallist (2013)
- Boost National champion (2018)
- Four-time Scottish champion (2011, 2012, 2013 & 2017)
Team Bio
Ross Paterson makes his Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling skip debut at the Princess Auto Elite 10. He previously played with Tom Brewster, winning the Scottish men’s title in 2016 and competing in the world championship, and was the vice skip last season for Greg Drummond.
Kyle Waddell threw second stones for Kyle Smith and represented Great Britain at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Waddell also won all three types of medals at the world junior championships with Smith.
Duncan Menzies served as the alternate for Team Smith at the 2014 world juniors and returned the following year at third with Bruce Mouat earning medals both times.
Michael Goodfellow earned the silver medal at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics as the lead for David Murdoch.
2019-20 Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling results
Masters
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Epping | W 6-4 |
| Round Robin | Schwaller | W 7-5 |
| Round Robin | Mouat | L 2-6 |
| Round Robin | Shuster | L 4-8 |
| Tiebreaker | Koe | W 7-6 |
| Quarterfinals | Mouat | L 3-6 |
2018-19 Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling results
Princess Auto Elite 10
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Edin | W 4-1 |
| Round Robin | Carruthers | L 2-5 |
| Round Robin | Jacobs | L 1-4 |
| Round Robin | Koe | L 2-5 |
Masters
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Edin | L 3-7 |
| Round Robin | Jacobs | W 7-3 |
| Round Robin | Epping | W 8-7 |
| Round Robin | Schwaller | W 7-5 |
| Quarterfinals | Epping | L 5-9 |
Tour Challenge (Tier 1)
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Epping | L 5-8 |
| Round Robin | Gunnlaugson | W 8-4 |
| Round Robin | Ruohonen | L 5-10 |
| Round Robin | Gushue | L 3-6 |
Boost National
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Schwaller | W 8-5 |
| Round Robin | Gushue | L 1-8 |
| Round Robin | Mouat | L 1-7 |
| Round Robin | De Cruz | W 6-3 |
| Quarterfinals | Edin | W 7-4 |
| Semifinals | Howard | W 7-6 |
| Final | Mouat | W 4-3 |
Players’ Championship
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Carruthers | L 3-6 |
| Round Robin | Edin | L 4-6 |
| Round Robin | Mouat | W 7-5 |
| Round Robin | Koe | L 3-7 |
| Round Robin | Howard | W 4-2 |
| Tiebreaker | Epping | W 5-2 |
| Quarterfinals | Jacobs | W 6-5 |
| Semifinals | Bottcher | L 4-7 |
Humpty’s Champions Cup
| Stage | Opponent | Result |
| Round Robin | Edin | L 4-5 |
| Round Robin | Matsumura | L 7-8 |
| Round Robin | Shuster | L 4-8 |
| Round Robin | Jacobs | L 3-9 |