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Wednesday, February 15, 2017

2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships - Draw


Here is the schedule for the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place February 16-26 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.


Day
Draw
Time* 
Sheet A
Sheet B
Sheet C
Sheet D
Thu Feb 16
w1
0900
can v hun
kor v sco
swe v jpn
usa v tur
M1
1400
SCO v USA
CAN v SWE
ITA v SUI
NOR v KOR
w2
1900
rus v sui
swe v can
tur v kor
sco v hun
Fri Feb 17
M2
900
CAN v KOR
ITA v USA
NOR v SWE
CHN v TUR
w3
1400
tur v sco
rus v jpn
hun v usa
sui v can
M3
1900
SUI v SWE
CHN v CAN
KOR v TUR
SCO v NOR
Sat Feb 18
w4
900
swe v rus
sui v usa
jpn v kor
M4
1400
TUR v NOR
SWE v SCO
CHN v ITA
USA v SUI
w5
1900
usa v jpn
kor v hun
can v tur
swe v sco
Sun Feb 19
M5
900
USA v KOR
SCO v SUI
CAN v ITA
w6
1400
kor v can
tur v swe
sui v sco
hun v rus
M6
1900
ITA v KOR
NOR v CHN
CAN v USA
TUR v SWE
Mon Feb 20
w7
900
sco v jpn
rus v usa
tur v sui
M7
1400
CHN v SCO
SUI v TUR
SWE v KOR
NOR v CAN
w8
1900
hun v swe
can v rus
jpn v sui
kor v usa
Tue Feb 21
M8
900
USA v TUR
SCO v ITA
SUI v CHN
w9
1400
sco v usa
swe v kor
tur v hun
can v jpn
M9
1900
SWE v ITA
USA v NOR
SUI v CAN
KOR v SCO
Wed Feb 22
w10
900
rus v tur
hun v sui
sco v can
M10
1400
KOR v CHN
TUR v CAN
ITA v NOR
SWE v USA
w11
1900
sui v kor
jpn v tur
usa v swe
rus v sco
Thu Feb 23
M11
900
NOR v SUI
CHN v SWE
TUR v SCO
w12
1400
jpn v hun
usa v can
kor v rus
sui v swe
M12
1900
SCO v CAN
KOR v SUI
USA v CHN
ITA v TUR
Fri Feb 24
Tie-breaker
900
Tie-breaker Games (if required)
Play-offs-w
1400
Women - 1 v 2 and 3 v 4 Games
Play-offs-M
1900
Men - 1 v 2 and 3 v 4 Games
Sat Feb 25
Semi-final
900
Semi-finals: Loser (1 v 2) v Winner (3 v 4)
Medal-w
1500
Women - Medal Games
Sun Feb 26
Medal-M
1400
Men - Medal Games
* All times are KST

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2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships - Teams




Here are the teams competing at the 2017 VoIP Defender World Junior Curling Championships taking place February 16th - 26th at the site of the Oylmpic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Women

Canada
Fourth - Kristen Streifel (Skip)
Third - Chantele Broderson
Second - Kate Goodhelpsen
Lead - Brenna Bilassy
Alternate - Karlee Burgess
Coach - Amanda Dawn St Laurent

Hungary
Fourth - Joo Linda (Vice)
Third - Bernadett Biro (Skip)
Second - Regina Dobor
Lead - Blanka Biro
Alternate - Laura Nagy
Coach - Andras Rokusfalvy

Japan
Fourth - Misaki Tanaka (Skip)
Third - Yui Tanaka (Vice)
Second - Kaede Kudo
Lead - Naoko Kawamura
Alternate - Sakiko Suzuki
Coach - Kazuto Fujimura

Korea 
Fourth - Min Ji Kim (Skip)
Third - Hye Rin Kim (Vice)
Second - Tae I Yang
Lead - Su Jin Kim
Alternate - Myeong Ju Kim
Coach - Sung Jun Lee

Russia (rus)
Fourth - Maria Baksheeva (Skip)
Third - Daria Morozova (Vice)
Second - Maria Komarova
Lead - Ekaterina Kuzmina
Alternate - Olga Kotelnikova
Coach - Alexey Tselousov

Scotland
Fourth - Sophie Jackson (Skip)
Third - Naomi Brown
Second - Mili Smith
Lead - Sophie Sinclair
Alternate - Laura Barr
Coach - Cate Brewster

Switzerland
Fourth - Selina Witschonke (Skip)
Third - Elena Mathis (Vice)
Second - Melina Bezzola
Lead - Anna Gut
Alternate - Laura Engler
Coach - Sandra Witschonke

Sweden 
Fourth - Isabella Wranå (Skip)
Third - Jennie Waahlin
Second - Almida De Val (Vice)
Lead - Fanny Sjoeberg
Alternate - Maria Larsson
Coach - Mathias Mabergs

Turkey
Fourth - Dilsat Yildiz (Skip)
Third - Canan Temuren (Vice)
Second - Beyzanur Konuksever
Lead - Beyza Nur Emer
Coach - Oznur Polat

United States
Fourth - Annmarie Dubberstein (Skip)
Third - Christine McMakin (Vice)
Second - Jenna Burchesky
Lead - Allison Howell
Alternate - Madison Bear
Coach - Bev Schroeder

Men

Canada
Fourth - Tyler Tardi (Skip)
Third - Sterling Middleton (Vice)
Second - Jordan Tardi
Lead - Micholas Meister
Alternate - Nicholas Rabl
Coach - Paul Tardi

China
Fourth - Zhi Yu Wang (Vice)
Third - Ming Jie Yuan (Skip)
Second - Kuo Cheng
Lead - Hong Bo Li
Alternate - Xin Long Kang
Coach - Hong Chen Li

Italy
Fourth - Marco Onnis (Skip)
Third - Fabio Ribotta (Vice)
Second - Lorenzo Maurino
Lead - Marco Vespia
Alternate - Davide Forchino
Coach - Lucilla Macchiati

Korea
Fourth - Ki Jeong Lee (Skip)
Third - Ki Bok Lee
Second - Yu Jin Seong (Vice)
Lead - Jeong Uk Choi
Alternate - Gyeong Ho Woo
Coach - Myung Sup Lim

Norway
Fourth - Magnus Ramsfjell (Skip)
Third - Bendik Ramsfjell
Second - Magnus Vaaberg
Lead - Eskil Vintervold (Vice)
Alternate - Elias Hoestmaehlingen
Coach - Bent Ramsfjell

Scotland
Fourth - Cameron Bryce (Skip)
Third - Robin Brydone (Vice)
Second - Euan Kyle
Lead - Frazer Shaw
Alternate - Ross Whyte
Coach - Colin Morrison

Switzerland
Fourth - Jan Hess (Skip)
Third - Simon Gloor (Vice)
Second - Simon Hoehn
Lead - Reto Schoenenberger
Alternate - Oliver Widmer
Coach - Serge Lusser

Sweden
Fourth - Johan Nygren (Skip)
Third - Fabian Wingfors
Second - Emil Hermansson (Vice)
Lead - Max Baeck
Alternate - Anton Degerfeldt
Coach - Greta Aurell

Turkey
Fourth - Ugurcan Karagoz (Skip)
Third - Emre Karaman (Vice)
Second - Ridvan Tekin
Lead - Muhammed Enes Caglayan
Alternate - Muhammed Zeki Ucan
Coach - Bilal Omer Cakir

United States
Fourth - Andrew Stopera (Skip)
Third - Luc Violette (Vice)
Second - Benjamin Richardson
Lead - Graem Fenson
Alternate - Nicholas Connolly
Coach - Mark Lazar


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Tuesday, February 07, 2017

28th Winter Universiade - Kelsey Rocque (Canada) and Bruce Mouat (Great Britian) win Gold


Kelsey Rocque has won the Gold Medal at the 28th Winter Universiade 

Canada defeated Russia (Moiseeva) 8-3.


Skip: Kelsey Rocque, Third: Danielle Schmiemann, 
Second Taylor McDonald, Lead Taylore Theroux and Coach Garry Coderre

Sweden (Wranna) won the Bronze medal defeating Switzerland (Huerlimannn) 7-3

Men
Great Britain (Mouat) won the gold defeating Sweden (Mabergs) 8-6.
Skip: Bruce Mouat, Third: Bobby Lammie, 
Second: Gregor Cannon and Lead: Derick Sloan.

Norway (Walstad) won the Bronze Medal defeating Czech Republic (Klima) 7-3.



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Monday, February 06, 2017

28th Winter Universiade - Playoffs continue


The playoffs at the 28th Winter Universiade continue:

Women

Final - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
Canada (Rocque) plays Russia (Moiseeva)

Bronze Medal - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
Sweden (Wranna) plays Switzerland (Huerlimannn)

Semi-Finals - Results
#1. Canada (Rocque) defeated Sweden (Wranna) 7-4.
#2. Russia (Moiseeva) defeated Switzerland (Huerlimannn) 8-7

Men

Final - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
Great Britian (Mouat) plays Sweden (Mabergs)

Bronze Medal - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
Norway (Walstad) plays Czech Republic (Klima)

Semi-Finals - Results
#1. Great Britian (Mouat) defeated Norway (Walstad) 9-8
#2. Sweden (Mabergs) defeated Czech Republic (Klima) 8-6

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Sunday, February 05, 2017

2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game - Kevin Koe wins







Kevin Koe Jones has won the 2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game winning a total of $75,500. Koe is only the second team to shutout an opponent in the final.

Team Kevin Koe

Skip: Kevin Koe, Third: Marc Kennedy,
Second: Brent Laing and Lead: Ben Hebert


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2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game - Jennifer Jones wins for the second straight year






Jennifer Jones has won the 2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game winning a total of $53,000. Jones has has won her second straight skins game.


Team Jones
Skip: Jennifer Jones, Third:Kaitlyn Lawes, 
Second: Jill Officer and Lead: Dawn McEwen 



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2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game - Finals are set

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The Finals atthe 2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game are set. 

Women


Final - Sunday Feb. 5 11am ET - TSN
Team Jones vs. Team Sweeting

Saturday, Feb. 4 - Results
Team Sweeting ($19,500) defeated Team Muirhead ($1,500)

Friday, Feb. 3 - Results 
Team Jones ($11,000) defeated Team Carey ($10,000). 

Men

Final - Sunday Feb. 5 3pm ET - TSN
Team Team Koe vs. Tem Jacobs

Saturday, Feb. 4 - Results
Team Jacobs ($12,500) defeated Team McEwen ($8,500)
Team Koe ($17,500) defeated Team Edin ($3,500).


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28th Winter Universiade - Playoffs are set


The playoffs at the 28th Winter Universiade are set:

Women

Semi-Finals - Sunday Feb. 5th - 11:00pm ET
#1. Canada (Rocque) vs. Sweden (Wranna). The winner advances to the final. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game. 
#2. Russia (Moiseeva) vs. Switzerland (Huerlimannn). The winner advances to the final. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Final - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
The winner of Semi-Final #1 plays the winner of Semi-Final #2.

Bronze Medal - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
The loser of Semi-Final #1 plays the loser of Semi-Final #2.

Men

Semi-Finals - Sunday Feb. 5th - 11:00pm ET
#1. Great Britian (Mouat) vs. Norway (Walstad). The winner advances to the final. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game. 
#2. Sweden (Mabergs) vs. Czech Republic (Klima). The winner advances to the final. The loser advances to the Bronze Medal Game.

Final - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
The winner of Semi-Final #1 plays the winner of Semi-Final #2.

Bronze Medal - Monday Feb. 6th 11:00 pm ET
The loser of Semi-Final #1 plays the loser of Semi-Final #2.


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Thursday, February 02, 2017

2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game - Draw and television schedule

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Here is the draw and television schedule for the 2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game taking place February 3-5, 2017 at The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre in Banff National Park, Banff, AB. l 


Friday, Feb. 3
8pm ET – Team Jones vs. Team Carey -TSN1/3

Saturday, Feb. 4
11am ET – Team Edin vs. Team Koe -TSN
3pm ET – Team Muirhead vs. Team Sweeting - TSN 1/4/5
7pm ET – Team Jacobs vs. Team McEwen -TSN

Sunday, Feb. 5
11am ET – Women’s Final -TSN
3pm ET – Men’s Final -TSN



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2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game - Teams

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Here are the teams competing at the 2017 Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game taking place February 3-5, 2017 at The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre in Banff National Park, Banff, AB.

Men 

Team Jacobs
Brad Jacobs
Ryan Fry
E.J. Harnden
Ryan Harnden

Team McEwen
Mike McEwen
B.J. Neufeld
Matt Wozniak
Denni Neufeld

Team Koe
Kevin Koe
Marc Kennedy
Brent Laing
Ben Hebert

Team Edin
Niklas Edin
Oskar Eriksson
Rasmus Wranå
Christoffer Sundgren

Women

Team Jones
Jennifer Jones
Kaitlyn Lawes
Jill Officer
Dawn McEwen

Team Sweeting
Val Sweeting
Lori Olson-Johns
Dana Ferguson
Rachelle Brown

Team Carey
Chelsea Carey
Amy Nixon
Jocelyn Peterman
Lain Peters

Team Muirhead
Eve Muirhead
Anna Sloan
Vicki Adams
Lauren Gray

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