Moose jaw is ready for the Juniors

Moose Jaw hosts Junior Womens' Provincial Curling Championship

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Lisa Farnell is ready and other curling news

Loonie rink aims to repeat in Gananoque  

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Curler will be flag bearer at Youth Olympic Games

Kamloops athlete to be flagbearer at Youth Olympics

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2012 Ontario Junior Curling Championships - TV schedule

 

The Ontario Junior Champions run between Jan. 4th - 8th. You can watch some of the championships on Rogers TV. Below is the broadcast schedule:

Ontario Junior Curling Championships

Some of the best juniors will rock the house during the Ontario Junior Curling Championships.
Watch Rogers TV and find out who will represent Ontario in the 2012 Canadian Junior Men’s and Junior Women’s Curling Championship in February.

Men’s Draw #7
Saturday, January 7	Live at 9:30PM	Toronto on Rogers TV, Cable 10/63
	Live at 9:30PM	Ottawa on Rogers TV, Cable 22
	10PM	London, St.Thomas, Tillsonburg, Woodstock and Strathroy on Rogers TV, Cable 13
Women’s Final
Sunday, January 8	Live at 4PM	York Region on Rogers TV, Cable 10/63
	Live at 4PM	Brantford, Guelph and Kitchener on Rogers TV, Cable 20
Men’s Final
Sunday, January 8	Live at 8PM	Available on all Rogers TV stations across Ontario
Women’s Final
Sunday, January 8	10PM (immediately following the Men’s final)	Available on all Rogers TV stations across Ontario

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2012 European Junior Curling Challenge - Day 1

Day 1 at the 2012 European Junior Curling Challenge is complete. Here are the results:

Women

Country	Skip	W	L
Denmark	Stephanie Nielsen	1	0
England	Anna Fowler	1	0
Hungary	Dorottya Palancsa	1	0
Slovakia	Silvia Sykorova	1	0
Italy	Federica Apollonio	0	0
Estonia	Helen Nummert	0	1
Germany	Aylin Lutz	0	1
Poland	Elzbieta Ran	0	1
Spain	Irantzu Garcia Vez	0	1

Draw 1

England (Fowler) vs Spain (Garcia Vez) 6 - 3

Denmark (Nielsen) vs Estonia (Nummert) 5 - 4

Slovakia (Sykorova) vs Germany (Lutz) 4 - 3

Hungary (Palancsa) vs Poland (Ran) 6 - 5

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Garnet Campbell passes away

Garnet Campbell passes away 

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2012 European Junior Curling Challenge - Teams - Men

The 2012 European Junior Curling Challenge will be held from January 3rd to 8th at the Tårnby Curling Club in Copenhagen, Denmark. 

The challenge consists of nations that have not already qualified for the World Junior Championships. The winners and runners-up of the men's and women's tournaments will qualify for the 2012 World Junior Curling Championships March 3rd to 11th in Östersund,Sweden.

Austria

Sebastian Wunderer (Skip)

Mathias Genner (Third)

Martin Reichel (Second)

Lukas Kirchmair (Lead)

Philipp Nothegger (Alternate)

Katja Weisser (Coach)

Denmark

Tobias Thune (Skip)

Asmus Jørgensen (Third)

Thor Fehrenkamp (Second)

Fabian Thune (Lead)

Oliver Søe (Alternate)
Freddy Frederiksen (Coach)

England

Ben Fowler (Skip)

James Mallows (Third)

Ben Alexander (Second)

Oliver Kendall (Lead)

Conor Simpson (Alternate)
Greg Dunn (Coach)

Estonia

Harri Lill (Skip)

Robert-Kent Päll (Third)

Sander Rouk (Second)

Eduard Jakovlev (Lead)
Martin Lill (Coach)

France

Bastien Minarie-Pagnier (Skip)

Jules Minarie-Pagnier (Third)

Louis Pizon (Second)

Loic Walleau (Lead)

Johann Rousseau (Alternate)
Jean-Olivier Biechely (Coach)

Germany

Andy Büttner (Skip)

Kai Duschanek (Third)

Moritz Nickel (Second)

Marcel Köllner (Lead)

Kevin Lehmann (Alternate)

Hungary

Kristof Czermann x(Skip)

Kristof Czermann (Third)

Ferenci Domonkos (Second)

David Balazs (Lead)

Viktor Rohmann (Alternate)
Zoltán Palancsa (Coach)

Italy

Andrea Pilzer (Skip)

Amon Mosaner (Third)

Daniele Ferrazza (Second)

Roberto Arman (Lead)

Sebastiano Arman (Alternate)
Joel Restornaz (Coach)

Latvia

Arvis Bušmanis (Skip)

Rolands Ǧērmanis (Third)

Andris Bremanis (Second)

Jānis Bremanis (Lead)

Artūrs Gerhards (Alternate)

Raivis Busmanis (Coach)

Netherlands

Diedrick Bontebal (Skip)

Floyd Koelewijn (Third)

Laurens Hoekman (Second)

Ezra Wiebe (Lead)

Wouter Gosgens (Alternate)
Shari Leibbrandt-Demmon (Coach)

Poland

Rafal Sypien (Skip)

Jakub Chec (Third)

Olaf Sypien (Second)

Konrad Stych (Lead)

Mateusz Machecki (Alternate)
Arkadiur Sypien (Coach)

Russia

Sergey Glukhov (Fourth)
Evgeny Arkhipov (Skip)

Timur Gadzhikhanov (Second)

Dmitry Mironov (Lead)

Artur Ali (Alternate)
Vasiliy Gudin (Coach)

Slovakia

David Misun (Skip)

Juraj Matuskovic (Third)

Milan Moravcik (Second)

Patrik Kapralik (Lead)
Pavel Kocian (Coach)

Slovenia

Gašper Uršič (Skip)

Jure Čulić (Third)

Jošt Lajovec (Second)

Lovro Kolbl (Lead)

Spain

Sergio Vez Labrador (Skip)

Angel Garcia Aguirrezabal (Third)

Adrian Manero Vicente (Second)

Carlos Vega Blanco (Lead)

Mario Fernandez Rodriguez (Alternate)
Melanie Robillard (Coach)

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