1st draw:

Scotland – Korea 8-7

Switzerland – Norway 11-4

Denmark – USA 9-4

Finland – Sweden 9-6

Canada – Germany 9-5.

2nd draw:

Canada – Norway 9-3

Denmark – Germany 8-4

Sweden – Korea 10-3

Scotland – USA 7-4

Finland – Switzerland 8-7

3rd draw:

Finland – Germany 9-3

Scotland – Sweden 5-2

Canada – Switzerland 11-6

Korea – Denmark 10-3

Norway – USA 8-4.

4th draw:

Switzerland – Scotland 6-4

USA – Korea 6-5

Norway – Germany 9-7

Canada – Finland 8-6

Sweden – Denmark 9-6

5th draw:

Canada – USA 9-7

Switzerland – Denmark 10-4

Finland – Scotland 8-3

Sweden – Norway 6-5

Germany – Korea 8-5.

6th draw:

Sweden – Germany 9-3

Finland – Korea 6-5

Norway – Denmark 6-4

Switzerland – USA 7-4

Canada – Scotland 7-4

7th draw:

Norway – Korea 7-3

Scotland – Germany 10-8

Switzerland – Sweden 8-3

Denmark – Canada 9-7

Finland – USA 6-5.

8th draw:

Finland – Denmark 7-3

Canada – Sweden 7-3

USA – Germany 9-3

Norway – Scotland 7-3

Switzerland – Korea 7-5

9th draw:

Sweden – USA 8-6

Norway – Finland 10-1

Canada – Korea 7-3

Switzerland – Germany 8-1

Denmark – Scotland 12-5

Round Robin:

Canada 8 – 1

Finland 7 – 2

Switzerland 7 – 2

Norway 6 – 3

Sweden 5 – 4

Denmark 4 – 5

Scotland 4 – 5

USA 2 – 7

Germany 1 – 8

Korea 1 – 8

Semi finals:

Canada - Norway 9-8

Switzerland - Finland 7-1

Bronze game:

Norway - Finland 9-7

Final:

Canada – Switzerland 10-6

Sportsmanships Awards

Collie Campbell Award:

Markku Uusipaavalniemi of Finland

Note: Number of Olympic qualifying points to their nation

in parenthesis.

* sharing points if there were no

tie-breakers played

Final ranking:

1) CANADA (12)

Ottewell CC, Edmonton

(David Nedohin, Randy Ferbey, Scott Pfeifer, Marcel Rocque,

Dan Holowaychuk

2) SWITZERLAND (10)

St. Galler-Bär CC, St. Gallen

(Ralph Stöckli, Claudio Pescia, Pascal Sieber, Simon Strübin, Marco Battilana

3) NORWAY (8)

Stabekk CC, Oslo

Pål Trulsen, Lars Vågberg, Flemming Davanger, Bent Ånund Ramsfjell, Niels Siggaard Andersen

4) FINLAND (7)

Oulunkylä CC, Helsinki

(Markku Uusipaavalniemi, Kalle Kiiskinen, Aku Kauste, Teemu Salo, Tony Träskelin)

5) SWEDEN (6)

Sundsvalls CK

(Per Carlsén, Mikael Norberg, Rickard Hallström, Fredrik Hallström, Niklas Berggren,

6) DENMARK (4,5)

Hvidovre CC

(Ulrik Schmidt, Lasse Lavrsen, Carsten Svensgaard, Joel Ostrowski, Christian Hansen)

7) SCOTLAND (4,5)

St. Martins CC, Perth

(Warwick Smith, Peter Smith, Ewan MacDonald, David Hay, Graham Cormack)

8) USA (3)

Bemidji CC

(Pete Fenson, Eric Fenson, Shawn Rojeski, John Shuster, Scott Baird)

9) GERMANY (1,5)

CC Schwenningen

(Andreas Lang, Rainer Beiter, Jürgen Beck, Sebastian Schweizer, Jörg Engesser)

10) KOREA (1,5)

Kyeongbuk CC, Daegu

(Dong Keun Lee, Soo Hyuk Kim, Jan Cheol Park, Min Suk Choi,

Seung Wan Ko).