Here are the men's teams competing at the Le Gruyère European Curling Championships 2013 will be held from November 22 to 30 at the Sørmarka Arena in Stavanger, Norway.
Czech Republic
Skip: Jiri Snítil
Third: Martin Snítil
Second: Jindřich Kitzberger
Lead: Marek Vydra
Alternate: Jakub Bares
Coach: Sune Frederiksen
Denmark
Skip: Rasmus Stjerne
Third: Johnny Frederiksen
Second: Mikkel Poulsen
Lead: Troels Harry
Alternate: Lars Vilandt
Coach: James Dryburgh
Finland
Fourth: Toni Anttila
Skip: Tomi Rantamäki
Second: Pekka Peura
Lead: Jermu Pöllänen
Alternate: Kimmo Ilvonen
Coach: Timo Patrikka
France
Skip: Joffrey Vincent
Third: Guillaume Vincent
Second: Frédéric Buttoudin
Lead: Rodolphe Vincent
Alternate: Tom Berrin
Coach: Alain Contat
Latvia
Skip: Ritvars Gulbis
Third: Normunds Šarsūnš
Second: Aivars Avotiņš
Lead: Artūrs Gerhards
Alternate: Raivis Bušmanis
Coach: Roberts Krusts
Norway
Skip: Thomas Ulsrud
Third: Torger Nergård
Second: Christoffer Svae
Lead: Håvard Vad Petersson
Alternate: Markus Høiberg
Coach: Pål Trulsen
Russia
Skip: Andrey Drozdov
Third: Evgeny Arkhipov
Second: Alexey Stukalskiy
Lead: Petr Dron
Alternate: Alexander Kozyrev
Coach: Vasily Gudin
Sweden
Skip: Niklas Edin
Third: Sebastian Kraupp
Second: Fredrik Lindberg
Lead: Viktor Kjäll
Alternate: Oskar Eriksson
Coach: Eva Lund
Scotland
Skip: David Murdoch
Third: Tom Brewster
Second: Greg Drummond
Lead: Scott Andrews
Alternate: Michael Goodfellow
Coach: Soren Gran
Switzerland
Skip: Sven Michel
Third: Claudio Pätz
Second: Sandro Trolliet
Lead: Simon Gempeler
Alternate: Benoît Schwarz
Coach: Robert Hürlimann
Yellow
England
Skip: Alan MacDougall
Third:
Andrew Reed
Second:
Andrew Woolston
Lead: Thomas
Jaeggi
Alternate:
John Sharp
Coach: John
Sharp
Spain
Skip: Mikel Unanue
Third: Sergio Vez
Second: Iñaki Lasuen
Lead: Victor Mirete
Alternate: Avelino Garcia
Coach: Mike Harris
Skip: Mikel Unanue
Third: Sergio Vez
Second: Iñaki Lasuen
Lead: Victor Mirete
Alternate: Avelino Garcia
Coach: Mike Harris
Estonia
Skip: Martin
Lill
Third: Harri
Lill
Second: Siim
Sildnik
Lead: Ingar
Mäesalu
Alternate:
Fred Randver
Germany
Fourth:
Felix Schulze
Skip: John
Jahr
Second:
Christopher Bartsch
Lead: Sven
Goldemann
Alternate:
Peter Rickmers
Coach:
Martin Beiser
Italy
Skip: Amos
Mosaner
Third:
Andrea Pilzer
Second:
Daniele Ferrazza
Lead:
Roberto Arman
Alternate:
Sebastiano Arman
Coach: Joel Retornaz
Romania
Skip: Allen
Coliban
Third:
Bogdan Colceriu
Second:
Bogdan Tăut
Lead: Ştefan
Bodea
Alternate:
Valentin Anghelinei
Coach:
Vlastimil Vojtuš
Slovakia
Fourth:
Stefan Turna
Skip: Pavel
Kocian
Second:
Ronald Krcmar
Lead:
Radomir Vozar
Alternate:
Ivan Stano
Turkey
Skip: Alican
Karatas
Third: Ilhan
Osmanagaoglu
Second:
Bilal Omer Cakir
Lead: Murat
Sagir
Alternate:
Muhammet Oguz Zengin
Coach: Gerry
Campbell
Blue
Austria
Skip: Markus
Forejtek
Third:
Martin Egretzberger
Second:
Marcus Schmitt
Lead: Felix
Purzner
Alternate:
Sebastian Wunderer
Coach:
Christian Roth
Belgium
Skip:
Timothy Verreycken
Third:
Walter Verbueken
Second: Nils
Beosier
Lead: Dirk
Heylen
Alternate:
Gregory Janbroers
Coach: Elly
Lipkens
Croatia
Skip: Alen
Čadež
Third:
Dražen Ćutić
Second: Ognjen Golubić
Lead: Robert
Mikulandrić
Alternate:
Ivica Ivaci
Coach: Jamie
Boutin
Hungary
Skip: Gábor
Ézsöl
Third: Lajos
Belleli
Second:
Krisztián Hall
Lead: Balázs
Varga
Alternate:
Tamás Vaspöri
Coach: Tamás
Vaspöri
Lithuania
Skip: Tadas
Vyskupaitis
Third: Vytis
Kulakauskas
Second:
Laurynas Telksnys
Lead: Vidas
Sadauskas
Alternate:
Vygantas Zalieckas
Coach:
Vygantas Zalieckas
Netherlands
Skip: Jaap
van Dorp
Third: Carlo
Glasbergen
Second:
Wouter Gösgens
Lead: Joey
Bruinsma
Alternate:
Floyd Koelewijn
Coach: Shari
Leibbrandt-Demmon
Poland
Fourth:
Jakub Glowania
Skip: Tomasz
Ziolo
Second:
Konrad Stych
Lead: Michal
Koziol
Alternate:
Adam Sterczewski
Coach: Lars
Berg
Wales
Skip: Adrian
Meikle
Third: James
Pougher
Second:
Andrew Tanner
Lead: Garry
Coombs
Alternate:
Rhys Phillips
Coach: Dawn
Watson
