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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Canada wins Men's Gold Medal

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Canada has won the Men's Gold Medal at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships:

In the Gold Medal Game Canada (Tallon) defeated Sweden (Östlund) 7-2. This is Canada's 9 Gold Medal. 


Canada


Fourth: Mike Kennedy, Skip: Wayne Tallon, 
Second: Mike Flannery, Lead: Wade Blanchard, 
Alternate: Chuck Kingston and Coach: Bill Tschirhart

Sweden
Skip: Connie Östlund, Third: Morgan Fredholm, 
Second: Lars Lindgren, Lead: Glen Franzen and
Alternate/Coach: Lennart Carlsson


In the Bronze Medal Game Australia (Millikin) defeated the United States (Wright) 6-3.

Australia 
Skip: Hugh Millikin, Third: Wyatt Buck, 
Second: Jim Allan, Lead: Rob Gagnon, 
Alternate: John Anderson and Coach: Sandra Thompson
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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Scotland wins Women's Gold Medal

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Scotland has won the Women's Gold Medal at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships

In the Gold Medal Game Scotland (Cannon) defeated Canada (Pinkney) 6-5. This is Scotland's second Gold Medal.

Scotland
Skip: Christine Cannon, Third: Margaret Richardson, 
Second: Isobel Hannen, Lead: Janet Lindsay, 
Alternate: Margaret Robinson and Coach: Jackie Lockhart

Canada
 
Skip: Colleen Pinkney, Third: Wendy Currie, 
Second: Shelley MacNutt, Lead: Susan Creelman, 
Alternate: Judy Burgess and Coach:Bill Tschirhart



Semifinals - Results
#1 Scotland (Cannon) 5 vs. the United States (Smith) 4. Scotland advances to Gold Medal Game. The United States to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 Sweden (Meldahl) 5 vs. Canada (Pinkney) 6. Canada advances to Gold Medal Game. Sweden advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

In the Bronze Medal Game t
he United States (Smith) defeated Sweden (Meldahl) 8-3

United States
Skip: Margie Smith, Third: Norma O'Leary, 
Second: Debbie Dexter, Lead: Shelly Kosal
and Coach: Jim Dexter


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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Men's Medal Games are set

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The men's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships continue:

Semifinals - Results
#1 The United States (Wright) 5 vs. Canada (Tallon) 4. Canada advances to Gold Medal Game. The United States advances to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 
Australia (Millikin) 3 vs. Sweden (Östlund) 5. Sweden advances to Gold Medal Game. Australia advances to the Bronze Medal Game.


Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
The United States (Wright) vs. Australia (Millikin)

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

Canada (Tallon) vs. Sweden (Östlund)

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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Women's Medal Games are set

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The women's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships continue:

Semifinals - Results
#1 Scotland (Cannon) 5 vs. the United States (Smith) 4. Scotland advances to Gold Medal Game. The United States to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 Sweden (Meldahl) 5 vs. Canada (Pinkney) 6. Canada advances to Gold Medal Game. Sweden advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
T
he United States (Smith) vs. Sweden (Meldahl)

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

Scotland (Cannon) vs. Canada (Pinkney) 




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Tuesday, April 29, 2014

2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Women's Quarterfinal results

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The women's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships continue:

Quarterfinals - Results
#1 Scotland (Cannon) 8 vs. Slovakia (Matuskovicova) 4. Scotland advances to Semifinal #1. Slovakia is out.
#2 Sweden (Meldahl) 8 vs. Switzerland (Limena) 2. Sweden advances to Semifinal #2. Switzerland is out.

Semifinals - Wednesday, April 30

#1 Scotland (Cannon) vs. the United States (Smith). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 Sweden (Meldahl) vs. Canada (Pinkney). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
The loser of Semifinal #1 plays the loser of Semifinal #2

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

The winner of Semifinal #1 plays the winner of Semifinal #2




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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Men's Quarterfinal results

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The men's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships continue:

Quarterfinals - Results
#1 Ireland (Kenny) 4 vs. the United States (Wright) 5. The 
United States advances to Semifinal #1. Ireland is out.
#2 Norway (Andreassen) 6 vs. Sweden (Östlund) 7. Sweden advances to Semifinal #1. Norway is out.
#3 Australia (Millikin) 4 vs. England (Sharp) 4. Australia advances to Semifinal #2. England is out.
#4 Canada (Tallon) 6 vs. Scotland (Prentice) 5. Canada advances to Semifinal #2. Scotland is out.

Semifinals - Wednesday, April 30

#1 The United States (Wright) vs. Canada (Tallon). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 
Australia (Millikin) vs. Sweden (Östlund). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
The loser of Semifinal #1 plays the loser of Semifinal #2

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

The winner of Semifinal #1 plays the winner of Semifinal #2


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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Women's Playoffs are set

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The women's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships have been set:

Quarterfinals - Tuesday, April 29
#1 Scotland (Cannon) vs. Slovakia (Matuskovicova). The winner advances to Semifinal #1. The loser is out.
#2 Sweden (Meldahl) vs. Switzerland (Limena). The winner advances to Semifinal #2. The loser is out.

Semifinals - Wednesday, April 30

#1 Winner of Quarterfinal #1 plays the United States (Smith). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 Winner of Quarterfinal #2 plays Canada (Pinkney). The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
The loser of Semifinal #1 plays the loser of Semifinal #2

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

The winner of Semifinal #1 plays the winner of Semifinal #2




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2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Men's Playoffs are set

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The men's playoffs at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships have been set:

Qualification Game - Results
Norway (Andreassen) 7 vs. Netherlands  (van Imhoff) 6.

Quarterfinals - Tuesday, April 29
#1 Ireland (Kenny) vs. the United States (Wright). The winner advances to Semifinal #1. The loser is out.

#2 Norway (Andreassen) vs. Sweden (Östlund). The winner advances to Semifinal #1. The loser is out.
#3 Australia (Millikin) vs.  England (Sharp). The winner advances to Semifinal #2. The loser is out.
#4 Canada (Tallon) vs. Scotland (Prentice). The winner advances to Semifinal #2. The loser is out.

Semifinals - Wednesday, April 30

#1 Winner of Quarterfinal #1 plays the winner of Quarterfinal #2. The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.
#2 Winner of Quarterfinal #3 plays the winner of Quarterfinal #4. The winner advances to Gold Medal Game. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30
The loser of Semifinal #1 plays the loser of Semifinal #2

Gold Medal Game - Wednesday, April 30

The winner of Semifinal #1 plays the winner of Semifinal #2


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Monday, April 28, 2014

2014 World Senior Curling Championships - Day 5

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Day 5 at the 2014 World Senior Curling Championships is complete. Here are the results:

Men

Group A


Group A
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L
Canada 
Wayne Tallon 
7
0
Australia
Hugh Millikin
7
1
Norway 
Tormod Andreassen 
6
2
Germany  
Rainer Schöpp 
5
2
Latvia 
Pēteris Šveisbergs 
4
4
Slovakia 
Peter Mocek
2
6
Japan 
Masayasu Sato
1
6
Poland  
Andrzej Janowski 
1
6
France  
Eric Richert 
1
7

Draw 19 
Poland (Janowski) 2 vs. Australia (Millikin) 15
Japan (Sato) 5 vs. Canada (Tallon) 6

Draw 20
Germany (Schöpp) 4 vs. Latvia (Šveisbergs) 3
Slovakia (Mocek) 6 vs. France (Richert) 5

Draw 22
France (Richert) 3 vs. Germany (Schöpp) 8
Latvia (Šveisbergs) 2 vs. Australia (Millikin) 6
Slovakia (Mocek) 2 vs. Norway (Andreassen) 8


Group B


Group B
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W
L
England
John Sharp
6
1
United States  
Jeff Wright   
6
1
Scotland 
Keith Prentice
5
2
Finland
Olli Rissanen 
4
3
Czech Republic
 Petr Kovač
3
4
Hungary
Andras Rókusfalvy
2
5
New Zealand 
Peter Becker
1
5
Russia
Sergey Korolenko
0
6



Draw 20 
Finland (Rissanen) 7 vs. Hungary (Rókusfalvy) 6
United States (Wright) 8 vs. Scotland (Prentice) 2
Czech Republic (Kovač) 7 vs. England (Sharp) 7

Draw 22
New Zealand (Becker) 4 vs. Hungary (Rókusfalvy) 7
Czech Republic (Kovač) 2 vs. United States (Wright) 7


Group C


Group C
Skip
W
L
Sweden
Connie Östlund
6
1
Ireland   
John Jo Kenny 
6
1
Netherlands 
Gustaaf van Imhoff 
5
2
Denmark 
Bernd Hausted 
4
3
Wales  
Chris Wells
3
4
Switzerland   
 Jürg Gnägi  
3
4
Italy 
Danilo Capriolo 
1
6
Austria
Ronald Niederhauser
0
7


Draw 19 
Wales (Wells) 4 vs. Denmark (Hausted) 9
Netherlands (van Imhoff) 7 vs. Austria (Niederhauser) 3
Ireland (Kenny) 6 vs. Italy (Capriolo) 3
Switzerland (Gnägi) 5 vs. Sweden (Östlund) 6

Draw 21
Wales 1 (Wells) vs. Ireland (Kenny) 12

Women

Group A


Group A
Skip
W
L
United States
Margie Smith
6
0
Slovakia 
Margita Matuskovicova 
4
2
Sweden
Ingrid Meldahl
4
2
Czech Republic
Miroslava Vareckova 
3
3
England
Jean Robinson
3
3
New Zealand
Wendy Becker
2
4
Austria  
Veronika Huber  
1
5
Japan   
Shizuko Funaki
1
5
Draw 20 
Sweden (Meldahl) vs. Czech Republic (Vareckova)

Draw 21
Japan (Funaki) 3 vs. New Zealand (Becker) 12
Slovakia (Matuskovicova) 7 vs. United States (Smith) 8
England (Robinson) 7 vs. Austria (Huber) 4

Group B


Group B
Skip
W
L
Canada 
Colleen Pinkney 
5
0
Scotland 
Christine Cannon 
4
1
Switzerland 
Susan Limena 
4
1
Australia  
Sandy Gagnon  
2
3
Finland  
Kirsti Kauste 
2
3
Italy
Fiona Grace Simpson 
1
5
Russia 
Ludmila Murova 
0
5


Draw 21
Canada (Pinkney) 8 vs. Switzerland (Limena) 3
Australia (Gagnon) 3 vs. Russia (Murova) 10

Draw 22
Italy (Simpson) 2 vs. Scotland (Cannon) 8



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