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Monday, December 31, 2007
Monday, December 24, 2007
Happy Holidays!!!
Wishing everyone a very happy holiday season. When Santa has finished his duties he enjoys a good game of curling. Track Santa's progress.
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Sunday, December 23, 2007
Saturday, December 22, 2007
The National - All Alberta Final
The Finals of The National sponsored by Capital One® are set. It is an all Saville Sports Centre Edmonton, Alberta final.
Kevin Koe vs Kevin Martin
Watch the Finals Sunday December 23 at 1:00 pm on CBC 's Webcast or on CBC Television
The results from the Semi- Finals were:
The National - Semi Finals are set!
Wayne Middaugh vs Kevin Koe
Kevin Martin vs Jeff Stoughton
Watch the Semi Finals live Saturday December 22 at 3:00pm on CBC 's Webcast
Watch the Semi Finals live Saturday December 22 at 3:00pm on CBC 's Webcast
The results from the Quarter- Finals were:
Kerry Burtnyk 4 Kevin Koe 6 in 7 ends
Wayne Middaugh 6 Peter Corner 5 in an Extra End
Jeff Stoughton 9 Pat Simmons 4 in 7 ends
Greg McAulay 5 Kevin Martin 6 in 8 ends
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The National - Quarter Finals are set!
The Quarter Finals of The National sponsored by Capital One® are set:
Kerry Burtnyk vs Kevin Koe
Wayne Middaugh vs Peter Corner
Jeff Stoughton vs Pat Simmons
Greg McAulay vs Kevin Martin
Watch the Quarter Finals Saturday December 22 at 11am live on CBC 's Webcast
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The National - Day 2
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
The National - Day 1
After the first day of The National sponsored by Capital One® Greg McAulay leads Group A with a 2 - 0 record. Kevin Koe leads Group B at 2 - 0. In Group C Jeff Stoughton and Tom Brewster are also 2 - 0.
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The National is underway
The National sponsored by Capital One® is under way. Randy Ferbey and the Ferbey 4 have withdrawn and been replaced by Mark Keohe.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
The website has been updated!!
Sunday, December 16, 2007
CRTS and WCT Winner Dec. 14th - 17th - Week 14
Here is a recap of what happened this weekend:
Kevin Koe won the John Shea Insurance - Canada Cup Qualifier
Kevin Koe won the John Shea Insurance - Canada Cup Qualifier
Pete Fenson won the Curl Mesabi
Cheryl Bernard won the Diversified Transportation - Canada Cup Qualifier
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The Continental Cup - Final Day
Team North America has won the 2007 Continental Cup. 290 - 110.
Here are results from Day 4:
Women's Skins - C 33 -22
Men's Skins - C 47 - 8
Congratulations to Team North America:
WomenTeam Scott: Kelly Scott, Jeanna Schraeder, Sasha Carter, Renee Simons
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Here are results from Day 4:
Women's Skins - C 33 -22
Men's Skins - C 47 - 8
Congratulations to Team North America:
Men
Women
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North America wins The Continental Cup!!!
Team North America has won the 2007 Continental Cup. What the final score will be will be determined after Day 4. There are still 110 points up for grabs.
Congratulations to Team North America:
Women
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Congratulations to Team North America:
Men
Women
Check our website for updates. Look under the 2007/08 Championship Curling menu for more information.
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The Continental Cup Standings - Day 3
After Day 3 of The Continental Cup Team North America is leading Team Europe 210 - 80:
Here is a quick summary of Day 3:
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - A Team North America won 46 - 14
Mixed Doubles - Round 2 The two teams split 9 - 9
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - B Team North America won 73 - 17
Here are the events for Day 4:
Women Skins - C
Men Skins - C
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Here is a quick summary of Day 3:
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - A Team North America won 46 - 14
Mixed Doubles - Round 2 The two teams split 9 - 9
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - B Team North America won 73 - 17
Here are the events for Day 4:
Women Skins - C
Men Skins - C
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Saturday, December 15, 2007
Continental Cup Interviews
Watch some of the comments curlers made at the Continental Cup
All video's are from Youtube and Allen Cameron. Check out his Blog.
David Nedohin talks about his mixed skins game with teammates; Kelly Scott, Scott Pfeifer and Jeanna Schraeder.
Kelly Scott talks about her mixed double skins vicotry wiht teamates; Dave Nedohin, Scott Pfeifer and Jeanna Schraeder.
Germany's Andy Kapp responses to Randy Ferbey after Ferbey got upset with Team Kapp high fiveing after a shot in there match.
Randy Ferbey feels more pressure in singles play at the Continental Cup than he does in team games.
Glenn Howard loves the Continental Cup.
Kelly Scott reacts after beating Kelly Wood.
Kelly Scott talks about a mistake in the hack in her loss to Kelly Wood.
Jennifer Jones talks about playing mixed doubles.
Scott Pfeifer talks about playing mixed doubles.
Randy Ferbey talks about his "struggling" team and the Continental Cup jackets.
Team Europe captain Rhona Martin discusses the Continental Cup.
Continental Cup in Las Vegas?
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All video's are from Youtube and Allen Cameron. Check out his Blog.
David Nedohin talks about his mixed skins game with teammates; Kelly Scott, Scott Pfeifer and Jeanna Schraeder.
Kelly Scott talks about her mixed double skins vicotry wiht teamates; Dave Nedohin, Scott Pfeifer and Jeanna Schraeder.
Germany's Andy Kapp responses to Randy Ferbey after Ferbey got upset with Team Kapp high fiveing after a shot in there match.
Randy Ferbey feels more pressure in singles play at the Continental Cup than he does in team games.
Glenn Howard loves the Continental Cup.
Kelly Scott reacts after beating Kelly Wood.
Kelly Scott talks about a mistake in the hack in her loss to Kelly Wood.
Jennifer Jones talks about playing mixed doubles.
Scott Pfeifer talks about playing mixed doubles.
Randy Ferbey talks about his "struggling" team and the Continental Cup jackets.
Team Europe captain Rhona Martin discusses the Continental Cup.
Continental Cup in Las Vegas?
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The Continental Cup Standings - Day 2
After Day 2 of The Continental Cup Team North America is leading Team Europe 82 - 40:
Here is a quick summary of Day 2:
Women's Team - Round 2 Team North America won 12 - 6
Singles (+Bonus) Team North America won 28 - 7
Men's Team - Round 2 Team Europe won 12 - 6
Here are the events for Day 3:
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - A
Mixed Doubles - Round 2
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - B
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Here is a quick summary of Day 2:
Women's Team - Round 2 Team North America won 12 - 6
Singles (+Bonus) Team North America won 28 - 7
Men's Team - Round 2 Team Europe won 12 - 6
Here are the events for Day 3:
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - A
Mixed Doubles - Round 2
Men/Women/Mixed Skins - B
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Peja Lindholm's sudden retirement
According to the World Curling Federation Peja (Peter) Lindholm has retired.
ÖSTERSUND – Three-time world curling champion skip Peja (Peter) Lindholm has abruptly announced his retirement from competitive curling.
The shocking news came Tuesday from Sweden, just days after the completion of the Le Gruyère European Curling Championships in Füssen. Lindholm led his team to a sixth-place finish, good enough to qualify Sweden for the 2008 World Championships, but far from the Euro playoff picture.
Lindholm's decision is effective immediately, with half of the 2007-08 curling season still to be contested. Lindholm's former teammates will soon decide whether or not to replace him, or split up.
"I have felt the end coming during the entire season, so it was not just an isolated idea at the Europeans," said Lindholm, who has scored podium finishes 15 times in his career, beginning with World Juniors silver in 1988. He won gold six times.
"I started to lose the enjoyment of curling and when that happens, there's not much left to do," said Lindholm. "I realised it would take a lot longer to build the new team the way I wanted before the 2010 Olympics, and then I made the decision to quit."
Lindholm's longtime teammates – Tomas Nordin, Magnus Swartling and Peter Narup – retired after a disappointing 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin. Together with Lindholm the foursome had been together for over 20 years. Last year Lindholm debuted a new squad with transplanted Scotsman James Dryburgh, and youngsters Viktor Kjäll and Anders Eriksson.
"I don't regret that I tried again (with a new team)" said Lindholm. "Actually the new team won both the qualification to the Worlds and to the Europeans. There was only one team doing that before and that was my old team. Therefore I am proud of the first season with the new team."
Lindholm, known as a passionate competitor with an expressive on-ice personality, said he has a pile of fond memories to draw on throughout his career.
"The first Worlds title in 1997 was very good," Lindholm said. "Also to win in Sweden in 2004 in front of an enthusiastic crowd was unbelievable.
"I am also very proud of winning both the World Juniors (1989) and the Worlds."
Lindholm, who is also a marathon runner, seems to have left a door open for some degree of future involvement in his favourite sport.
"I really enjoyed my career," said Lindholm.
"Hopefully in some way I will stick with the sport in the future since I love it so much."
ÖSTERSUND – Three-time world curling champion skip Peja (Peter) Lindholm has abruptly announced his retirement from competitive curling.
The shocking news came Tuesday from Sweden, just days after the completion of the Le Gruyère European Curling Championships in Füssen. Lindholm led his team to a sixth-place finish, good enough to qualify Sweden for the 2008 World Championships, but far from the Euro playoff picture.
Lindholm's decision is effective immediately, with half of the 2007-08 curling season still to be contested. Lindholm's former teammates will soon decide whether or not to replace him, or split up.
"I have felt the end coming during the entire season, so it was not just an isolated idea at the Europeans," said Lindholm, who has scored podium finishes 15 times in his career, beginning with World Juniors silver in 1988. He won gold six times.
"I started to lose the enjoyment of curling and when that happens, there's not much left to do," said Lindholm. "I realised it would take a lot longer to build the new team the way I wanted before the 2010 Olympics, and then I made the decision to quit."
Lindholm's longtime teammates – Tomas Nordin, Magnus Swartling and Peter Narup – retired after a disappointing 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin. Together with Lindholm the foursome had been together for over 20 years. Last year Lindholm debuted a new squad with transplanted Scotsman James Dryburgh, and youngsters Viktor Kjäll and Anders Eriksson.
"I don't regret that I tried again (with a new team)" said Lindholm. "Actually the new team won both the qualification to the Worlds and to the Europeans. There was only one team doing that before and that was my old team. Therefore I am proud of the first season with the new team."
Lindholm, known as a passionate competitor with an expressive on-ice personality, said he has a pile of fond memories to draw on throughout his career.
"The first Worlds title in 1997 was very good," Lindholm said. "Also to win in Sweden in 2004 in front of an enthusiastic crowd was unbelievable.
"I am also very proud of winning both the World Juniors (1989) and the Worlds."
Lindholm, who is also a marathon runner, seems to have left a door open for some degree of future involvement in his favourite sport.
"I really enjoyed my career," said Lindholm.
"Hopefully in some way I will stick with the sport in the future since I love it so much."
The Continental Cup Standings - Day 1
After Day 1 of The Continental Cup Team North America is leading Team Europe 36 - 18:
Here is a quick summary of Day 1:
Mixed Doubles - Round 1 Team North America won 18 - 0
Women's Team - Round 1 Team North America won 12 - 6
Men's Team - Round 1 Team North America lost 6 - 12
Here are the events for Day 2:
Women's Team - Round 2
Singles (+Bonus)
Men's Team - Round 2
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Here is a quick summary of Day 1:
Mixed Doubles - Round 1 Team North America won 18 - 0
Women's Team - Round 1 Team North America won 12 - 6
Men's Team - Round 1 Team North America lost 6 - 12
Here are the events for Day 2:
Women's Team - Round 2
Singles (+Bonus)
Men's Team - Round 2
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
The Continental Cup of Curling has started
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Turkey Night is Monday December 17th
Turkey Night is coming! Turkey Night is coming!
Monday December 17th is Turkey Night. Come curl for fun. All members will receive a Turkey and the winning teams will also win a bottle of wine.
See you there!
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Week 11 Results - December 12th
Here is a quick recap of the scores from Week 11:
Banfield 7 Kaczer 2
Bloom 8 Wirch 3
Milne 7 Bailey 8
Baginski 8 Tinsley 4
Bushey 7 Way 8
Nixon 7 Pickthall 2
Dobson 2 Hill 13
Here is the schedule for Wednesday Jan. 9/2008:
Sheet B Nixon Vs Bushey
Sheet C Dobson Vs Banfield
Sheet D Bloom Vs Hill
Sheet E Kaczer Vs Bailey
Sheet F Wirch Vs Tinsley
Sheet G Milne Vs Way
Sheet H Baginski Vs Pickthall
Standings:
1st Bailey 9 - 2 18 pts
2nd Bushey 9 - 2 18 pts
3rd Way 7 -2 -2 16 pts
4th Nixon 7 - 4 14 pts
5th Hill 6 - 5 12 pts
6th Banfield 6 - 5 12 pts
7th Milne 5 - 5 - 1 11 pts
8th Kaczer 5 - 6 10 pts
9th Wirch 4 - 6 - 1 9 pts
10th Bloom 4 - 7 8 pts
11th Tinsley 3 - 7 - 1 7 pts
12th Baginski 3 - 7 - 1 7 pts
13th Dobson 3 - 7 - 1 7 pts
14th Pickthall 2 - 8 -1 5 pts
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
CRTS and WCT Winner Dec. 7th - 10th - Week 13
Here is a recap of what happened this weekend:
Randy Woytowich won the Point Optical Charity Curling Classic
Randy Woytowich won the Point Optical Charity Curling Classic
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Sunday, December 09, 2007
Casino Rama® Skins Game Martin Wins
Kevin Martin defeated Wayne Middaugh in the final of the 2007 Casino Rama® Skins Game $30,000 to $12,000. Kevin Martin also won an additional $15,000 for winning the Skins game. He also won an additional $1,000 for drawing closest to the button.
Kevin Martin won a total of $61,000.
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Kevin Martin won a total of $61,000.
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Casino Rama® Skins Game Martin Wins Semi-Final 2
Kevin Martin defeated Brad Gushue $15,000 to $6,000 to win the second semi-final at the Casino Rama® Skins Game. Martin will play Wayne Middaugh in tomorrow's final on TSN at 1:00 pm.
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Casino Rama® Skins Game Middaugh Wins Semi-Final 1
Wayne Middaugh defeated Glenn Howard $17,000 to $4,000 to win the first semi-final at the Casino Rama® Skins Game. Middaugh will play the winner of Kevin Martin vs Brad Gushue in tomorrow's final on TSN at 1:00 pm.
European Curling Champions - Winners
On the Men's side Scotland skipped by David Murdoch defeated Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud 5 - 3 to win the Men's Championship.
On the Women's side Sweden skipped by Anette Norberg defeated Scotland skipped by Kelly Wood 9 - 4 to win the Women's Championship.
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On the Women's side Sweden skipped by Anette Norberg defeated Scotland skipped by Kelly Wood 9 - 4 to win the Women's Championship.
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European Qualifiers - Ford® Worlds
Sweden (Anette Norberg), Scotland (Kelly Wood), Denmark (Lene Nielsen), Switzerland (Mirjam Ott), Russia (Ludmila Privivkova), Italy (Diana Gaspari), Germany (Andrea Schöpp) and the Czech Republic (Katerina Urbanova)
European Qualifiers - Men's Worlds
The following teams have qualified for 2008 World Men's Curling Championship
Scotland (David Murdoch), Norway (Thomas Ulsrud), Denmark (Johnny Frederiksen), Switzerland (Toni Müller), Germany (Andreas "Andy" Kapp), Sweden (Peja Lindholm), France(Thomas Dufour), and the Czech Republic (Jiri Snitil)
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Scotland (David Murdoch), Norway (Thomas Ulsrud), Denmark (Johnny Frederiksen), Switzerland (Toni Müller), Germany (Andreas "Andy" Kapp), Sweden (Peja Lindholm), France(Thomas Dufour), and the Czech Republic (Jiri Snitil)
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Friday, December 07, 2007
Updated Standings
The standings have been updated as Team Banfield defaulted to Team Hill for their October 31st game.
1st Bushey 9 - 1 18 pts
2nd Bailey 8 - 2 16 pts
3rd Way 6 -2 -2 14 pts
4th Nixon 6 - 4 12 pts
5th Milne 5 - 4 - 1 11 pts
6th Hill 5 - 5 10 pts
7th Kaczer 4 - 5 10 pts
8th Banfield 5 - 4 10 pts
9th Wirch 4 - 5 - 1 9 pts
10th Tinsley 3 - 6 - 1 7 pts
11th Dobson 3 - 6 - 1 7 pts
12th Bloom 3 - 7 6 pts
13th Baginski 2 - 7 - 1 5 pts
14th Pickthall 2 - 7 -1 5 pts
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European Curling Championships - Finals are set!!!
The Finals are as follows:
On the Women's side Sweden skipped by Anette Norberg plays Scotland skipped by Kelly Wood.
On the Men's side Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud plays Scotland skipped by David Murdoch.
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On the Women's side Sweden skipped by Anette Norberg plays Scotland skipped by Kelly Wood.
On the Men's side Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud plays Scotland skipped by David Murdoch.
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Thursday, December 06, 2007
European Curling Championship - Playoffs are set
The Playoffs are as follows:
On the Women's side Switzerland plays Scotland and Denmark plays Sweden. While on the Men's side Norway plays Denmark and Switzerland plays Scotland.
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On the Women's side Switzerland plays Scotland and Denmark plays Sweden. While on the Men's side Norway plays Denmark and Switzerland plays Scotland.
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European Curling Chamopinship Results - Dec. 5th and playoffs
After the Main Draw Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud is 9 - 0 and finished atop the men's standings. On the women's side Denmark skipped by Lene Nielsen and Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg finished the draw 8 -1.
The Tie-Breakers are set:
On the Women's side Austria plays the Czech Republik to see who finishes higher in the standings.
While on the Men's side the first Tie-Breaker is between Germany and Sweden with the winner moving on to play Scotland. The winner of the second tie-breaker advances to the playoffs against Switzerland.
The Playoffs are as follows:
On the Women's side Switzerland plays Scotland and Denmark plays Sweden. While on the Men's side Norway plays Denmark and Switzerland plays the winner of the second tie-breaker.
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The Tie-Breakers are set:
On the Women's side Austria plays the Czech Republik to see who finishes higher in the standings.
While on the Men's side the first Tie-Breaker is between Germany and Sweden with the winner moving on to play Scotland. The winner of the second tie-breaker advances to the playoffs against Switzerland.
The Playoffs are as follows:
On the Women's side Switzerland plays Scotland and Denmark plays Sweden. While on the Men's side Norway plays Denmark and Switzerland plays the winner of the second tie-breaker.
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Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Week 10 Results - December 5th/2007
Here is a quick recap of the scores from Week 10:
Bloom 3 Baginski 6
Bushey 8 Bailey 3
Nixon 7 Tinsley 3
Pickthall 8 Way 3
Dobson 5 Kaczer 8
Hill 4 Wirch 5
Banfield 8 Milne 6
Here is the schedule for Wednesday Dec 12/2007:
Sheet B Banfield Vs Kaczer
Sheet C Bloom Vs Wirch
Sheet D Milne Vs Bailey
Sheet E Baginski Vs Tinsley
Sheet F Bushey Vs Way
Sheet G Nixon Vs Pickthall
Sheet H Dobson Vs Hill
Standings:
1st Bushey 9 - 1 18 pts
2nd Bailey 8 - 2 16 pts
3rd Way 6 -2 -2 14 pts
4th Nixon 6 - 4 12 pts
5th Milne 5 - 4 - 1 11 pts
6th Kaczer 4 - 5 10 pts
7th Banfield 5 - 4 10 pts
8th Wirch 4 - 5 - 1 9 pts
9th Hill 4 - 5 8 pts
10th Tinsley 3 - 6 - 1 7 pts
11th Dobson 3 - 6 - 1 7 pts
12th Bloom 3 - 7 6 pts
13th Baginski 2 - 7 - 1 5 pts
14th Pickthall 2 - 7 -1 5 pts
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European Curling Championship Results - Dec. 5th
After Draw 8 Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud is 8 - 0 and leading the men's standings. After Draw 9 on the women's side Denmark skipped by Lene Nielsen and Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg are 8 -1.
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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
European Curling Championship Results - Dec. 4th
After Draw 7 Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud is 7 - 0 and leading the men's standings. After Draw 7 on the women's side Denmark skipped by Lene Nielsen, Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg and Switzerland skipped by Mirjam Ott are 6 -1.
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Monday, December 03, 2007
CRTS and WCT Winner Nov. 30th - Dec 3rd - Week 12
Craig Brown won the Morgan Stanley Classic
Chris Galbraith won the Dauphin Clinic Pharmarcy Cash Spiel
Pat Ferris won the Brantford Nissan Classic
Sherry Middaugh won the Sobeys Slam
Faye White won the Boundary Ford Classic
Sherry Middaugh won the Sobeys Slam
Faye White won the Boundary Ford Classic
European Curling Championship Results - Dec. 3rd
After Draw 5 Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud is 5 - 0 and leading the men's standings. After Draw 6 on the women's side Denmark skipped by Lene Nielsen, Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg and Switzerland skipped by Mirjam Ott are 5 -1.
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Sunday, December 02, 2007
European Curling Championship Results - Dec. 2nd
After Draw 3 Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud and Switerland skipped by Toni Müller are 3 - 0 and are leading the men's standings. After Draw 4 on the women's side Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg is alone in first at 4 - 0.
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Saturday, December 01, 2007
BDO Canadian Classic Finals
European Curling Championship Results - Dec.1st
The European Curling Championship have started. After Draw 2 Denmark, skipped by Johhny Frederiksen and Norway skipped by Thomas Ulsrud are 2 - 0 and are leading the men's standings. After Draw 2 on the women's side Scotland, skipped by Kelly Wood , Sweden, skipped by Anette Norberg and Switzerland skipped by Mirjam Ott are 2 - 0. For more information check our website for updates. Look under the 2007/08 Championship Curling menu for more information and updates.
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BDO Classic Canadian Open Quarterfinals
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