Armstrong and Canada win Wheelchair Gold

Canada wins world wheelchair curling gold

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Canada wins Gold

Canada wins Gold at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships 

Canada defeated Scotland Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 7-3. While Norway (Rune Lorentsen) won Bronze by defeating Russia (Marat Romanov) 8-3.

Canada - Gold

Skip: Jim Armstrong

Third: Darryl Neighbour
Second: Ina Forrest
Lead: Sonja Gaudet
Alternate: Bruno Yizek
Coach: Joe Rea
Scotland - Silver

Skip: Aileen Neilson
Third: Tom Killin
Second: Gregor Ewan
Lead: Angie Malone
Alternate: Michael McKenzie
Coach: Sheila Swan
Norway - Bronze

Skip: Rune Lorentsen
Third: Jostein Stordahl
Second: Tone Edvardsen
Lead: Terje Rafdal
Alternate: Runar Bjørnstad
Coach: Thoralf Hognestad

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Page Playoffs are complete

The Page Playoffs at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships are complete:

In the Page Playoff 1vs2 Canada (Jim Armstrong) defeated Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 7-4. Canada advances to the Gold Medal Game while the Norway plays in the Semi-Final.

In the Page Playoff 3vs4 Scotland (Aileen Neilson) defeated Russia (Marat Romanov) 8-5.  vs S. The Scotland plays in the Semi-Final and Russia plays in the Bronze Medal Game.

Tuesday, March 1

Semi-Final

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) vs Scotland (Aileen Neilson). Winner advances to the Gold Medal Game while the loser plays in the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game

Russia (Marat Romanov) vs Semi-Final loser

Gold Medal Game

Canada (Jim Armstrong) vs Semi-Final Winner

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Playoffs are set

The Playoffs at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships are set:

Monday, February 28

Page Playoff 1vs2 

Canada (Jim Armstrong) vs Norway (Rune Lorentsen). The winner advances to the Gold Medal Game while the loser plays in the Semi-Final.

Page Playoff 3vs4

Russia (Marat Romanov) vs Scotland (Aileen Neilson). The winner plays in the Semi-Final while the loser plays in the Bronze Medal Game.

Tuesday, March 1

Semi-Final

Page Playoff 1vs2 loser vs Page Playoff 3vs4 winner. Winner advances to the Gold Medal Game while the loser plays in the Bronze Medal Game.

Bronze Medal Game

Page Playoff 3vs4 loser vs Semi-Final loser

Gold Medal Game

Page Playoff 1vs2 winner vs Semi-Final Winner

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Final Standings

The main draw at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. Here are the final standings:

Canada (Jim Armstrong) 9-0

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 6-3

Russia (Marat Romanov) 6-3

Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 6-3

China (Wang Haitao) 5-4

Korea (Tae Yeong Jeong) 4-5

United States (Augusto Perez) 3-6

Czech Republic (Radek Pokorný) 2-7

Germany (Marcus Sieger) 2-7

Sweden (Glenn Ikonen) 2-7

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Day 5

Day 5 at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. After Draw 10 here are the standings:

Canada (Jim Armstrong) 7-0

Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 6-1

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 5-3

China (Wang Haitao) 4-3
Russia (Marat Romanov) 4-3

Korea (Tae Yeong Jeong) 3-5

Sweden (Glenn Ikonen) 2-5
Czech Republic (Radek Pokorný) 2-5

United States (Augusto Perez) 2-6

Germany (Marcus Sieger) 1-5

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Day 4

Day 4 at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. After Draw 8 here are the standings:

Canada (Jim Armstrong) 6-0

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 5-1

Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 5-1

China (Wang Haitao) 3-3

Russia (Marat Romanov) 3-3

Korea (Tae Yeong Jeong) 3-3

Sweden (Glenn Ikonen) 2-4

Czech Republic (Radek Pokorný) 1-5

Germany (Marcus Sieger) 1-5

United States (Augusto Perez) 1-5

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Day 3

Day 3 at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. After Draw 6 here are the standings:

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 5-0

Canada (Jim Armstrong) 5-0

Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 3-1

Russia (Marat Romanov) 2-2

China (Wang Haitao) 2-3
Korea (Tae Yeong Jeong) 2-3

Czech Republic (Radek Pokorný) 1-3

Germany (Marcus Sieger) 1-3

United States (Augusto Perez) 1-4

Sweden (Glenn Ikonen) 1-4

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Day 2

Day 2 at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. After Draw 4 here are the standings:

Canada (Jim Armstrong) 3-0

Norway (Rune Lorentsen) 3-0

Russia (Marat Romanov) 2-1

Scotland (Aileen Neilson) 2-1

China (Wang Haitao) 1-2

Czech Republic (Radek Pokorný)  1-2

Korea (Tae Yeong Jeong)1-2

Sweden (Glenn Ikonen) 1-2

United States (Augusto Perez) 1-2

Germany (Marcus Sieger) 0-3

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Day 1

Day 1 at the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships is complete. After Draw 2 here are the standings:

Canada 2-0

Norway 2-0

China 1-1

Sweden 1-1

Korea 1-1

Russia 1-0

Germany 0-1

Scotland 0-1

Czech Republic 0-1

United States 0-2

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Draw

Here is the draw for the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships.

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2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships - Teams

Here are the teams playing in the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships.

Canada
Skip: Jim Armstrong

Third: Darryl Neighbour
Second: Ina Forrest
Lead: Sonja Gaudet
Alternate: Bruno Yizek
Coach: Joe Rea

Czech Republic
Skip: Radek Pokorný

Third: Martin Tluk
Second: Radek Musílek
Lead: Michaela Charvátocá
Alternate: Jana Břinčilová
Coach: Kateřina Urbanová

Germany
Skip: Marcus Sieger

Fourth: Jens Gäbel
Second: Stefan Deuschl
Lead: Christiane Steger
Alternate: Heike Melchior
Coach: Helmar Erlewein

China 

Skip: Haitao Wang
Third: Wei Liu
Second: Guangqin Xu
Lead: Jun He
Alternate: Qiang Zhang
Coach: Hongchen Li

South Korea
Skip: Tae Yeong Jeong

Third: Giteak Kuon
Second: Haenam Yang
Lead: Young-A Jung
Alternate: Oejeong Kang
Coach: Woo Jin Kim

Norway
Skip: Rune Lorentsen
Third: Jostein Stordahl
Second: Tone Edvardsen
Lead: Terje Rafdal
Alternate: Runar Bjørnstad
Coach: Thoralf Hognestad

Russsia
Skip: Marat Romanov

Fourth: Andrey Smirnov
Second: Alexander Shevchenko
Lead: Svetlana Pakhomova
Alternate: Oxana Slesarenko
Coach: Vladimir Shevchenko

Scotland
Skip: Aileen Neilson

Third: Tom Killin
Second: Gregor Ewan
Lead: Angie Malone
Alternate: Michael McKenzie
Coach: Sheila Swan

Sweden
Skip: Glenn Ikonen

Third: Patrik Burman
Second: Patrik Kallin
Lead: Kicki Ulander
Alternate: Gert Erlandsson
Coach: Jalle Jungnell

United States

Skip: Augusto Perez

Third: Jim Pierce
Second: Jimmy Joseph
Lead: Jacqui Kapinowski
Alternate: Penny Greely
Coach: Steve Brown


















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