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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Alison Kreviazuk wins Frances Brodie Award

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

Alison Kreviazuk won the Frances Brodie Award at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship 





Frances Brodie was the driving force behind the group which established the first World Ladies Curling Championship in 1979 and chaired the first Official Ladies Committee of the International Curling Federation (ICF), later renamed the World Curling Federation.

In 1989, her contribution to World Curling was recognised by the ICF with the introduction of an award in her name, which has been presented at the conclusion of each World Women’s Curling Championship since then.

The recipient is selected by the curlers participating in the event, to honour the curler who, “by deed and action in the course of their performance, best exemplified the traditional curling values of skill, honesty, fair play, friendship and sportsmanship.”

For many years, Frances attended these Championships to make the presentation herself, but latterly was unable to travel and nominated a member of the Ladies Branch of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club to represent her. She always wrote to the recipient to offer her personal congratulations. Since her death in 2006, a Ladies Branch representative has continued to make the presentation each year.


Year
Awardee (Country)
Awarded at Championships in:
2012
Eve Muirhead (Scotland)
Lethbridge, Alberta
2011
Henriette Løvar  (Norway)
Esbjerg, Denmark
2010
Linn Githmark (Norway)
Swift Current, Canada
2009
Marianne Rørvik (Norway)
Gangneung, Korea
2008
Mirjam Ott (Switzerland)
Vernon, Canada
2007
Lindsay Wood (Scotland)
Aomori, Japan
2006
Junko Sonobe (Japan)
Grande Prairie, Canada
2005
Cassie Johnson (United States)
Paisley, Scotland
2004
Madeleine Dupont (Denmark)
Gvle, Sweden
2003
Dordi Nordby (Norway)
Winnipeg, Canada
2002
Mi-Yeon Kim (Korea)
Bismark, USA
2001
Ann Swisshelm (United States)
Lausanne, Switzerland
2000
Rhona Martin (Scotland)
Glasgow, Scotland
1999
Marianne Aspelin (Norway)
Saint John, Canada
1998
Jackie Lockhart (Scotland)
Kamloops, Canada
1997
Jaana Jokela (Finland)*
Berne, Switzerland
1996
Kirsty Hay (Scotland)
Hamilton, Canada
1995
Ayako Ishigaki (Japan)
Brandon, Canada
1994
Helena Blach-Lavrsen (Denmark)
Oberstdorf, Germany
1993
Jaana Jokela (Finland)*
Geneva, Switzerland
1992
Amy Hatten Wright (United States)
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
1991
Veronika Huber (Austria)
Winnipeg, Canada
1990
Almut Hege-Schöll (Germany)
Vasteras, Sweden
1989
Cristina Lestander (Switzerland)
Milwaukee, USA
* denotes two time winner
  


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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Switzerland defeats Canada



Canada's Homan falls 9-5 to Swiss, takes silver at world curling championship

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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Final statistics

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

Here are the statistics from the Final at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship


Player percentages
CanadaSwitzerland
Lisa Weagle80%Christine Urech91%
Alison Kreviazuk81%Franziska Kaufmann93%
Emma Miskew61%Irene Schori91%
Rachel Homan63%Binia Feltscher-Beeli77%
Total71%Total88%
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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Switzerland wins

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship


They defeated Rachel Homan 9-5.


Switzerland
Skip: Binia Feltscher-Beeli, Third: Irene Schori,
Second: Franziska Kaufmann, Lead: Christine Urech,
Alternate: Carole Howald and Coach: Al Moore


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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - RUS-KOR World Women's Chp 2014 PO Bronze - HIGHLIGHTS

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The WCF has posted a video from the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship 




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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Media Scrum Bronze Medal Game

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The CCA has posted a video from the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship 


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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Bronze Medal Game statistics

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

Here are the statistics from the Bronze Medal Game at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship

Player percentages
RussiaSouth Korea
Ekaterina Galkina91%Um Min-ji88%
Aleksandra Saitova93%Lee Seul-bee85%
Margarita Fomina91%Kim Ji-sun76%
Anna Sidorova77%Gim Un-chi69%
Total88%Total8%
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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Russia wins Bronze Medal

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The playoffs at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship continue:

Bronze Medal - Results
Russia (Sidorova) 7 vs.South Korea (Kim) 6.


Russia
Russia
skip: Anna Sidorova
third: Margarita Fomina
second: Alexandra Saitova
lead: Ekaterina Galkina
alternate: Nkeiruka Ezekh
coach: Thomas Lips
Skip: Anna Sidorova, Third: Margarita Fomina, 
Second: Alexandra Saitova, Lead: Ekaterina Galkina,
Alternate: Nkeiruka Ezekh and Coach: Thomas Lips


Final - Sunday, March 23
Canada (Homan) vs. Switzerland (Feltscher-Beel.

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Saturday, March 22, 2014

2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - SUI-KOR World Women's Chp 2014 PO Semi - HIGHLIGHTS

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The WCF has posted a video from the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship 




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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Media Scrum Semi-Final

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The CCA has posted a video from the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship 


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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship- Semifinal statistics

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

Here are the statistics from the Semifinal at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship

Player percentages
SwitzerlandSouth Korea
Christine Urech90%Um Min-ji80%
Franziska Kaufmann93%Lee Seul-bee74%
Irene Schori76%Kim Ji-sun71%
Binia Feltscher-Beeli81%Gim Un-chi75%
Total85%Total75%

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2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship - Switzerland wins the Semifinal

2014 Ford World Women's Curling Championship

The playoffs at the 2014 Ford® World Women's Curling Championship continue:

Semifinal - Results
Switzerland (Feltscher-Beeli) 7 vs. South Korea (Kim) 3Switzerland advances to the Final. South Korea advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal - Sunday, March 23
Russia (Sidorova) vs.South Korea (Kim).

Final - Sunday, March 23
Canada (Homan) vs. Switzerland (Feltscher-Beel.

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