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Cammy Smith - Cameron “Cammy” Smith is one to watch in 2018. The cunning curler plays lead position in his brother Kyle Smith’s team. Cammy has that distinct family flair: he's the son of 1991 World Curling Champion, David Smith.

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Cammy Smith - Smith has had a successful run this decade. He scooped up silver and gold medals at the World Junior Curling Championships in 2014 and 2013 respectively. Representing the UK, he also took home a silver medal at the 2013 Winter Universiade.

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Cammy Smith - Playing as third curler, time will tell if Cameron continues his winning streak. As one of the seven highest-ranked nations, he has big boots to fill. But his sharp skill on the rink should guarantee him nothing but victory.

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Glen Muirhead - Glen Muirhead is way more than just his bronze medallist sister’s sibling. By his own admission (his Twitter bio), the fellow curler claims he’s a “Sheep farmer in central Perthshire!”. He also lists his aspirations at “world and Olympic level”.

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Glen Muirhead - The young athlete is new to the Olympics, but has built a strong reputation as a sportsman. He helped lead his team to the 2016 Grand Slam of Curling final. It was the first time a British team made the cut.

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Glen Muirhead - Glen has gone gold before. He’s taken home wins at the Swiss Cup Basel and the 2014 Mercure Perth Masters.

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Kyle Smith - Born and raised in Guildtown, Scotland, Kyle Smith is an important player for 2018. He’s taking the position of skip, helping to spearhead the team with lead Kyle Waddell.

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Kyle Smith - Kyle showed great promise during his junior career. He played in three straight World Junior Championships, finishing on the podium every time. Playing alongside his brother Cameron, his chances are looking good for 2018.

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Kyle Smith - Kyle’s medal cabinet is packed out with achievements. His Junior Championship performances scored him a bronze, silver, and gold. He also took home silver at the European Curling Championships and the Winter Universiade.

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Thomas Muirhead - Despite his high-flying family name, Thomas Muirhead has made a name for himself on his own merits. The youngest of the Muirhead siblings, he has a world champion dad, world-representing brother, and an Olympic medallist sister.

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Thomas Muirhead - Great expectations have helped motivate Thomas to be a formidable athlete on the rink. He’s taken home bronze, silver, and gold at the World Junior Men’s Championship. He also won silver and bronze medals at the Winter Universiade.

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Thomas Muirhead - Muirhead’s future is brighter than sunlit ice. He’s practising the tuck delivery perfected by Kerry Burtnyk, the curler who beat his father in 1995. Funnily enough, that happened at the exact same time Thomas was born.

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Kyle Waddell - Kyle Waddell's blossoming career as a curler has banked him a place at the 2018 Winter Olympics. The Scottish athlete is heading to South Korea thanks to his steady ascent as a professional winter sportsman.

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Kyle Waddell - His family history helps reveal just what makes Kyle so special. His grandfather was Jimmy Waddell, a curler and European Champion back in 1979.

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Kyle Waddell - Waddell has an impressive medal cabinet. He took home bronze, silver, and gold over three years at the World Junior Curling Championships. He also scored silver representing the UK at the 2013 Winter Universiade in Italy.

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Anna Sloan - Anna Sloan was born and raised in Dumfries, Scotland, and focussed on sports at Glasgow’s Caledonian University. The young curler has represented both her home country and Great Britain since the start of this decade.

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Anna Sloan - Anna’s blossoming run started early, with quite the victory story at Champéry’s European Curling Championships. She scored silver, before skipping her own ladies rink and going on to defeat Hannah Fleming at the 2011 Scottish championship.

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Anna Sloan - Sloan’s medal count is impressive to say the least. In total, the athlete has totalled 14 medals, including six golds. Her 2017 victory at the St Gallen games indicates that 2018 should be promising for the confident curler.

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Eve Muirhead - Eve Muirhead hails from Blair Atholl, a small town in Central Scotland. The curler is something of a superstar in her home country. She is a four-time World Junior Champion and the youngest ever skip curler to win an Olympic medal.

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Eve Muirhead - There are good genes in the Muirhead family. Eve’s father Gordon was an international-level curler at the 1992 Winter Olympics. Her two brothers, Glen and Thomas Muirhead, are also established curlers who are set to compete at the 2018 games.

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Eve Muirhead - Eve’s accomplishments are tricky to summarise. She’s won gold at the Scottish Women’s Curling Championships seven times over nine years. She’s also taken home a gold from the European Curling Championships and a bronze medal at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

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Kelly Schafer - Born in Dundee, Kelly Schafer practices her winter skills living in Canada’s Swift Current. She has represented both Scotland and Great Britain for well over a decade.

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Kelly Schafer - Schafer broke in to the sport in 1999, when she competed in the World Junior Curling Championships. As a second curler, she helped clench fifth place with her team. Since then, the Swift Current curler has played in many championships around the world.

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Kelly Schafer - Kelly has quite the medal record. The Olympian picked up bronze at World Championships in Beijing and Aomori, Japan. Taking home a gold at 2017’s European Curling Championships, Schafer is nothing but a key player at the 2018 games.

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Lauren Gray - Lauren Gray started curling aged eight and has swiftly built a strong reputation as an athlete. She started her career as a team member for gold-medal-winning British rinks. She got gold at the 2009 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival and the 2011 Winter Universiade.

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Lauren Gray - Gray has always been a determined team member. In 2013, she graduated from the University of Glasgow with a 2:1 in English Literature and Politics. Later the same day, she was professionally selected for the 2014 Olympics.

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Lauren Gray - Lauren is a formidable foe against rival teams. She worked to take gold at Curling World Championships in Beijing and Riga, Latvia. The athlete even secured a bronze Olympic medal at Sochi’s 2014 games.

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Vicki Adams - Vicki Adams is the powerhouse curler joining Team GB’s winter team. She lives in the small Scottish town of Stranraer and has long been a member of Britain’s Muirhead rink.

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Vicki Adams - Adams showed great promise as a junior. She scooped up three gold medals at World Junior Championships in Sweden, Canada, and her home country of Scotland.

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Vicki Adams - On the rink, Vicki has shown nothing but skill and professionalism. She helped her team secure bronze at the 2014 Winter Olympics and has won gold medals four times. Her latest victory, a gold win at 2017’s European Curling Championships, indicates that Adams’ reign is far from over.

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