CTRS and WCT Weekly Recap - January 27th, - January 29th 2017

Here is a recap of the events from January 27th, - January 29th 2017. 

Men

Week	Event	Winning Skip
24	Red Square Classic Moscow, Russia, Jan. 27-29	Marc Pfister

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - British Columbia men win

British Columbia has captured the men's championship at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships 

They defeated Ontario (Hall) 9-7

Skip: Tyler Tardi,, Third: Sterling Middleton, 
Second: Jordan  Tardi, Lead: Nicholas Meister 
and Coach: Paul Tardi

British Columbia will represent Canada at the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place Feb. 16–26 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - Alberta women win

Alberta has captured the women's championship at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships 

They defeated Ontario (Armstrong) 5-3

Skip: Kristen Streifel, Coach: Amanda-Dawn St. Laurent, Lead: Brenna Bilassy, Second: Kate Goodhelpsen and Third: Chantele Broderson

Alberta will represent Canada at the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place Feb. 16–26 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championship - Finals are set

The finals at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships are set. All games are televised on TSN. Here is their schedule. 

Men

Final - Sun Jan 29 4:30 pm ET

British Columbia (Tardi) plays Ontario (Hall)

Semi-Final - Results

Ontario (Hall) defeated Northern Ontario (Horgan) 7-6

Women

Final - Sun Jan 29 12:30 ET

Ontario (Armstrong) plays Alberta (Streife)

Semi-Final - Results

Alberta (Streife) defeated Northern Ontario (Burns) 7-3

The winners will represent Canada at the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place Feb. 16–26 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

28th Winter Universiade - Teams

Here are teams competing at the 28th Winter Universiade taking place January 29th - February 8th, 2017 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Click here for the schedule.

Women - Click here for the results

Canada

ROCQUE Kelsey

SCHMIEMANN Danielle

MCDONALD Taylor

THEROUX Taylore

Germany

BEER Maike

BEER Claudia

ABBES Emira

MUSKATEWITZ Nicole

Kazakhstan

YUNICHEVA Ramina

SURGAY Anastassiya

BAKANOVA Kamila

ALLIYAROVA Sitora

KAKHAROVA Zarina

Norway

TRULSEN Pia

SKAGA Ingvild

FORBREGD Mari

HAALIEN Stine

ChinaMEI Jie

MA Jingyi

YIN Yanxin

SUN Chengyu

CAO Ying

Korea

KIM Eunjung

KIM Kyeongae

KIM Seonyeong

KIM Yeongmi

RussiaMOISEEVA Victoria

VASILEVA Uliana

ARSENKINA Galina

PORTUNOVA Julia

DUYUNOVA Maria

SwedenWRANAA Isabella

WAHLIN Jennie

WINQVIST DE VAL Almida

SJOEBERG Fanny

Switzerland

HUERLIMANN Briar

STERN Elena

STERN Anna

KOLLER Celine

ISELI Noelle

United Kingdom 

AITKEN Gina

KERR Rowena

HALLIDAY Rachael

HANNEN Rachel

WARD Angharad

Men - Click here for the results

Canada

SQUIRES Aaron

KRELL Richard

NUTTALL Spencer

REID Fraser

CUDDIE Russell

Czech Republic

KLIMA Lukas

CERNOVSKY Marek

JURIK Martin

MOKRIS Samuel

SPLAVEC Jakub

Japan

HIRATA Kohsuke

MIURA Yoshiya

OTANI Hiromu

KAMADA Yuto

SHIKANO Daiki

Kazakhstan

KIM Daniel

ZHUZBAY Abylaikhan

GARAGUL Dmitriy

AKHMAD Renas

IRGEBAY Tamerlan

Korea

SEONG Sehyeon

OH Eunsu

LEE Kijeong

LEE Kibok

KIM Chigu

Norway

WALSTAD Steffen

HOEIBERG Markus

NEDREGOTTEN Magnus

ROELVAAG Sander

Russia

TIMOFEEV Alexey

GADZHIKHANOV Timur,

RAZHABOV Artur

ALI Artur

KLIMOV Evgeny

Sweden

MABERGS Patrik

ESKILSSON Gustav

NYMAN Fredrik

PATZ Johannes

United Kingdom

MOUAT Bruce

LAMMIE Bobby

CANNON Gregor

SLOAN Derrick,

SCHREIBER Alasdair

United States of America

LEICHTER Alex

CLARK Nate

BOND Chris

WEBER Clavin

STOPERA Andrew

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - All-stars and award winners have been named

The all-stars and award winners at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships have been named:

All-Stars - (determined by shooting percentages during the round robin)

Women

First Team
Skip — Hailey Armstrong, Ontario (80 per cent)
Third — Grace Holyoke, Ontario (81 per cent)
Second — Sara Oliver, Manitoba (81 per cent)
Lead — Rebecca Cormier, Manitoba (81 per cent)

Second Team
Skip — Kaitlyn Jones, Saskatchewan (76 per cent)
Third — Chantele Broderson, Alberta (80 per cent)
Second — Sara Guy, Northern Ontario (80 per cent)
Lead — Shantel Hutton, Saskatchewan (80 per cent)

Men

First Team
Skip — Tanner Horgan, Northern Ontario (81 per cent)
Third — Jacob Horgan, Northern Ontario (83 per cent)
Second — Joey Hart, Ontario (85 per cent)
Lead — Nicholas Rabl, Alberta (87 per cent)

 Second Team
Skip — Tyler Tardi, B.C. (79 per cent)
Third — Tyler Lautner, Alberta (83 per cent)
Second — Nick Bissonnette, Northern Ontario (83 per cent)
Lead — Alec Cameron, Nova Scotia (85 per cent)
* In the case of a percentage tie, the all-star position goes to the player with the highest plus/minus for the week (a player receives a +1 for every game in which he/she outcurls the positional opponent by five per cent or more). Should they still be tied, the pre-event draw to the button results are used to determine the all-star.

Ken Watson Sportsmanship Awards - (voted by the players)
Women — Camille Boisvert, Quebec
Men — Nicholas Rabl, Alberta

Balance Plus Fair Play Awards - (selected by the officials)

Men
Lead — Garret Minute, Northwest Territories
Second — Graham McFarlane, Manitoba
Vice-skip — Sterling Middleton, B.C.
Skip — JT Ryan, Manitoba
Coach — Nick Kaeser, Northwest Territories

Women
Lead — Marcia Richardson, Ontario
Second  —Kate Goodhelpsen, Alberta
Vice-skip — Laura Guénard, Quebec
Skip — Krysta Burns, Northern Ontario
Coach — Susan Lang, Saskatchewan

ASHAM National Coaching Awards - (voted by the coaches)
Women – Pat Quilty, Prince Edward Island
Men – Paul Tardi B.C.

Joan Mead Legacy Awards - (selected by the event officials)
($500 scholarship)
Women – Michelle Taylor, Newfoundland/Labrador
Men – Brooks Roche, Prince Edward Island

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - Playoffs are set

The playoffs at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships are set. All games are televised on TSN. Here is their schedule. 

Men

Tiebreaker - Results
Ontario (Hall) defeated Manitoba (Ryan) 8-7

Semi-Final - Sat Jan 28 8:30 pm ET
Ontario (Hall) vs. Northern Ontario (Horgan)

Final - Sun Jan 29 4:30 pm ET
British Columbia (Tardi) plays Semi-Final winner

Women

Semi-Final - Sat Jan 28 4:30 pm

Northern Ontario (Burns) vs. Alberta (Streife)

Final - Sun Jan 29 12:30 ET
Ontario (Armstrong) plays Semi-Final winner

The winners will represent Canada at the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place Feb. 16–26 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

CTRS and WCT Weekly Recap - January 19th, - January 22nd, 2017

Here is a recap of the events from January 19th, - January 22nd, 2017.

Men

Week	Event	Winning Skip
23	German Masters Hamburg, Germany, Jan. 19–22	Steffen Walstad
	Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic Tempe, Arizona, Jan. 19–22	Mike McEwen

Women

Week	Event	Winning Skip
23	Glynhill Ladies International Glasgow, Scotland, Jan. 19–22	Eve Muirhead

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - Teams

Here are the teams competing at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships taking place from January 21 to 29 at the Archie Browning Sports Centre and the Esquimalt Curling Club in Esquimalt, British Columbia.


Men

Alberta
Skip: Colton Goller
Third: Tyler Lautner
Second: Kurtis Goller
Lead: Nicholas Rabl
Coach: Jim Lautner
Calgary Winter Club, Calgary

British Columbia 
Skip: Tyler Tardi
Third: Sterling Middleton
Second: Jordan  Tardi
Lead: Nicholas Meister
Coach: Paul Tardi
Langley C.C. / Royal City C.C., Vancouver

Manitoba
Skip: JT Ryan
Third: Jacques Gauthier
Second: Graham McFarlane
Lead: Brendan Bilawka
Coach: John Lund
Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club, Winnipeg

New Brunswick
Skip: Liam Marin
Third: Carter Small
Second: Felipe K. Marin
Lead: James Kyle
Coach: Felipe D. Marin
Thistle-St. Andrew’s Curling Club, Saint John

Newfoundland and Labrador
Skip: Greg Blyde
Third: Liam Gregory
Second: Ian Withycombe
Lead: Connor Stapleton
Coach: Craig Withycombe
RE/MAX Centre, St. John’s

Northern Ontario 
Skip: Tanner Horgan
Third: Jacob Horgan
Second: Nicholas Bissonnette
Lead: Maxime Blais
Coach: Gerry Horgan
Copper Cliff Curling Club, Sudbury

Northwest Territories
Skip: Sawer Kaeser
Third: Tristan MacPherson
Second: Joe Sturgeon
Lead: Garrett Minute
Coach: Nick Kaeser
Fort Smith Curling Club

Nova Scotia 
Skip: Matthew Manuel
Third: Adam Cocks
Second: Nick Zachernuk
Lead: Alec Cameron
Coach: Stuart Cameron
Mayflower Curling Club, Halifax

Nunavut
Skip: Arthur Siksik
Third: Tyson Komaksiutiksak
Second: Javen Komaksiutiksak
Lead: David Aglukark
Coach: Angela Dale
Qavik Curling Club, Rankin Inlet

Ontario
Skip: Matthew Hall
Third: Jeff Wanless
Second: Joseph Hart
Lead: David Hart
Coach: Ray Bushfield
Westmount Golf & Country Club, Kitchener

Prince Edward Island 
Skip: Tyler Smith
Third: Christopher Gallant
Second: Noah O’Connor
Lead: Brooks Roche
Coach: Kevin Smith
Charlottetown Curling Complex

Quebec
Skip: Vincent Roberge
Third: Julien Tremblay
Second:  Étienne Elmaleh
Lead: Fabien Roberge
Coach: Denis Roberge
Club de curling de Rimouski and Club de curling Etchemin, Saint-Romuald

Saskatchewan
Skip: Rylan Kleiter
Third: Trevor Johnson
Second: Joshua Mattern
Lead: Matthieu Taillon
Coach: Dean Kleiter
Sutherland Curling Club, Saskatoon

Women

Alberta 
Skip: Kristen Streifel
Third: Chantele Broderson
Second: Kate Goodhelpsen
Lead: Brenna Bilassy
Coach: Amanda Dawn St. Laurent

Saville Sports Centre, Edmonton

British Columbia 
Skip: Corryn Brown
Third: Marika Van Osch
Second: Dezaray Hawes
Lead: Samantha Fisher
Coach: Allison MacInnes
Kamloops Curling Club

Manitoba 
Skip: Laura Burtnyk
Third: Hailey Ryan
Second: Sara Oliver
Lead: Rebecca Cormier
Coach: Scott Grant
Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club, Winnipeg

New Brunswick
Skip: Samantha Crook
Third: Julia Hunter
Second: Danielle Hubbard
Lead: Kayla Russell
Coach: John Corbin
Capital Winter Club, Fredericton

Newfoundland and Labrador 
Skip: Brooke Godsland
Third: Megan Kearley
Second: Gabrielle Molloy
Lead: Michelle Taylor
Coach: Mark Noseworthy
RE/MAX Centre, St. John’s

Northern Ontario 
Skip: Krysta Burns
Third: Megan Smith
Second: Sara Guy
Lead: Laura Masters
Coach: Rodney Guy
Idylwylde Golf & Country Club, Sudbury

Northwest Territories
Skip: Zoey Walsh
Third: Julie Squires-Rowe
Second: Nicole Griffiths
Lead: Katherine Lenoir
Coach: Trudie Walsh
Hay River Curling Club

Nova Scotia 
Skip: Kristin Clarke
Third: Karlee Burgess
Second: Janique LeBlanc
Lead: Emily Lloyd
Coach: Andrew Atherton
Chester Curling Club

Nunavut 
Skip: Sadie Pinksen
Third: Christianne West
Second: Kaitlin MacDonald
Lead: Melicia Elizaga
Coach: Donalda Mattie
Iqaluit Curling Club

Ontario 
Skip: Hailey Armstrong
Third: Grace Holyoke
Second: Lindsay Dubue
Lead: Marcia Richardson
Coach: Bill Rogers
Rideau Curling Club, Ottawa

Prince Edward Island 
Skip: Lauren Lenentine
Third: Kristie Rogers
Second: Breanne Burgoyne
Lead: Rachel O’Connor
Coach: Pat Quilt
Cornwall Curling Club

Quebec 
Skip: Camille Boisvert
Third: Laura Guénard
Second: Émilia Gagné
Lead: Isabelle Thiboutot
Coach: Michel Blais
Club de curling Etchemin, Saint-Romuald

Saskatchewan 
Skip: Kaitlyn Jones
Third: Sara England
Second: Rayann Zerr
Lead: Shantel Hutton
Coach: Susan Lang
Caledonian Curling Club, Regina

Quebec 
Skip: Camille Boisvert
Third: Laura Guénard
Second: Émilia Gagné
Lead: Isabelle Thiboutot
Coach: Michel Blais

Yukon 
Skip: Alyssa Meger

Third: Emily Matthews

Second: Peyton L’Henaff

Lead: Zaria Netro

Coach: Chris Meger

Whitehorse Curling Club

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - Television Schedule

Here is the television schedule for the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships taking place from January 21 to 29 at the Archie Browning Sports Centre and the Esquimalt Curling Club in Esquimalt, British Columbia.

Date	Time (ET)	Matchup	Network
Sat Jan 28	4:30pm	Women’s Semi-Final	TSN Network
	8:30pm	Men’s Semi-Final	TSN Network
Sun Jan 29	12:30pm	Women’s Final	TSN Network
	4:30pm	Men’s Final	TSN 1/3

2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships - Draw

Here is the draw for the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships taking place from January 21 to 29 at the Archie Browning Sports Centre and the Esquimalt Curling Club in Esquimalt, British Columbia.

You can find a pdf version of the draw here

CTRS and WCT Weekly Recap - January 12th, - January 15th, 2017

Here is a recap of the events from January 12th, - January 15th, 2017.

Men

Week	Event	Winning Skip
22	Brandon Men's Bonspiel Brandon, Manitoba, Jan. 13-15	William Lyburn
	Peace Tour Championship Sexsmith, Alberta, Jan. 13–15	Kurt Balderston

Women

Week	Event	Winning Skip
22	International Bernese Ladies Cup Bern, Switzerland, Jan. 12–15	Alina Paetz