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Strauss Canada
Cup(March 13-18)Kamloops, BC.
Grand Slam--The
National(March 22-25)Port Hawkesbury, NS
Ford World Men's
Curling Championship(March 31-April 8)Edmonton, Alta.
WCT Players
Championship(April 10-15)Calgary, Alberta
Tim
Horton's Brier
Glenn Howard defeated Brad Gushue in the final Sunday 10-6.
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Canadian
Senior
Trois Rivieres, Quebec(March 18-25)
Women's
Newfoundland/Labrador--Barb
Pinsent(Labrador, Carol CC), Joyce Nichols, Marian Dawe, Jeanette Hodder
Nova Scotia--Penny LaRocque(Halifax, Mayflower
CC), Marg Cutcliffe, Jane Arseneau, Jill Linquist
New
Brunswick--Sharon Levesque(Fredericton,
Capital Winter Club), Debbi Dickeson, Stella Keays, Carol Patterson
Prince Edward Island--Diane
MacKay(Charlottetown CC), Shelley Ebbett, Cathy MacDougall, Rosemary Scott
Quebec--Sylvye Turgeon, Hugette Perron, Louise
Pelletier, Louise Hetu
Ontario--Jan Carwardine, Pat Reid, Marilyn
Pleckaitis, Debbie Baker
Northern Ontario--Vickey Barrett, Margaret
McLaughlin, Brenda Harrow, Roma Lundgren
Manitoba--Joyce McDougall(Souris CC), Karen
Dunbar, Lynne Locke, Pam Horn
Saskatchewan--Deb Thierman(Prince Albert CC),
Maxine Montgomery, Elaine McCloy, Lynn Wilson
Alberta--Diane Foster(Lethbridge/Garrison CC),
Shirley McPherson, Chris Wilson, Shirley Kohuch
British Columbia--Kathy Smiley(Royal City CC),
Kerri Miller, Rita Imai, Linda Brunn
Yukon/Territories--Wendy Ondrack(Yellowknife
CC), Cheryl Burlington, Sandy Penkala, Louise Marcinkoski
Men's
Newfoundland/Labrador--Bas
Buckle(Corner Brook CC), Ken Thomas, Gerry Young, Harvey Holloway
Nova Scotia--Brian
Rafuse(Bridgewater CC), Dave Slaunwhite, Alan Darragh, Glenn Josephson
New Brunswick--Robert
MacDiarmid(Grand Falls CC), Earl Toner, David Cogswell, Danny MacDonald
Prince Edward
Island--Mel Bernard(Summerside Silver Fox
C & YC), Blair Jay, Doug Simmons, Earle Proude
Quebec--John
Stewart, Jean-Marc McSween, Denis McSween, Raymond McSween, Claude
Comeau
Ontario--Bob
Turcotte(Scarboro G & CC), Roy Weigand, Kent Cochrane, Steve McDermot
Northern Ontario--Bud
O'Donnell, Alan Arkilander, Doug Rollins, Bruce Reynolds
Manitoba--Lionel
Walz(Winnipeg, Pembina CC), Bill Menzies, Laurie LeClair, Brian
DeRiviere
Saskatchewan--Bill
Weppler(Regina,Highland CC), Brad Gellner, Stan Rowe, John Grundy
Alberta--Pat
Ryan(Thistle CC), Marv Wirth, Ken McLean, Millard Evans
British Columbia--Rick
Folk(Kelowna CC), Denis Graber, Randy Nelson, Bob Holden
Rick Folk
becomes the 6th Curler to have played in the Juniors, Men's, Mixed and
now Seniors joining Rick Lang, Doug Cameron(PEI), Lewis
Andrews(Nfld/Lab), Tom Warren(Nfld/Lab) and Barry
Shearer(NS). If Folk were to win the Seniors he would be the Second
Curler to win the Brier, Mixed and Senior Titles as Rick Lang was the
first, winning the Seniors title last year with Al Hackner.
Yukon/Territories--George
Hilderman, Buck Birnie, Gord Zealand, Lawrie Stewart
World Curling Federation
Ford World Men's Curling
Championship
Edmonton, Alberta(March 31st-Apr 8th)
Australia--Hugh
Millikin(Skip-), Ian Palangio(4th), Sean Hall, Mike Woloschuk, David Imlah
Canada--Glenn
Howard(Coldwater & Districk CC), Richard Hart, Brent Laing, Craig Savill
Denmark--Johnny
Frederiksen, Lars Vilandt, Bo Jensen, Kenneth Hertsdahl, Ivan Fredericksen
Finland--Markku
Uusipaavalniemi, Kalle Kiiskinen, Jani Sullanmaa, mTeemu Salo, Jari Rouvinen
France--Thomas
Dufour, Tony Angiboust, Jan Henri Ducroz, Raphael Mathieu, Richard Ducroz
Germany--Andy
Kapp(Fussen CC), Uli Kapp, Andreas Lang, Andreas Kempf, Holger Hohne
Korea--Je-Ho
Lee, Jong Chul Beak, Se-Young Yang, Young Il Kwon, Kwon Il Park
Norway--Thomas
Ulsrud, Torger Nergaard, Thomas Due, Jan Thoresen, Petter Moe
Scotland--Warwick
Smith, Craig Wilson, David Smith, Ross Hepburn, John Dunn
Switzerland--Ralph
Stockli(St Gallen CC), Jan Hauser, Markus Eggler, Simon Strubin
Sweden--Peja
Lindholm(Ostersunds CC), James Druburgh, Viktor Kjaell, Anders Eriksson,
Magnus Swartling
USA--Todd
Birr(Caledonian CC), Bill Todhunter, Greg Johnson, Kevin Birr
World Women's Curling
Championship
Aomori, Japan(Mar 17-25)
Russia-Ludimila
Privivkova(Moskvitch CC), Olga Zharkova, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina,
Margarita Fomina
Italy--Diana
Gaspari(New Wave CC), Giulia Lacedelli, Giorgia Apollonio, Violetta Caldart,
Elettra De Col
Switzerland--Silvani
Tirinzoni, Esther Neuenschwander, Anna Neuenschwander, Sandra Attinger,
Mirjam Ott.
Canada--Kelly
Scott(Kelowna CC), Jeanna Schraeder, Sasha Carter, Renee Simons, Michelle
Allen
Germany--Andrea
Schopp(Garmisch CC), Monika Wagner, Anna Hartelt, Marie Rotter, Theresa
Wallner
Czech Republic--Hana
Synackova, Lenka Danielesova, Lenka Kucerova, Karolina Pilarova, Michala
Souhradova
Scotland--Kelly
Wood, Jackie Lockhart, Lorna Vevers, Londsay Wood, Karen addison
Sweden--Anette
Norberg(Harnosands CC), Eva Lund, Cathrine Lindahl, Anna Svaerd, Ulrika
Bergman
Denmark--Angelina
Jensen, Madeleine Dupont, Denise Dupont, Camilla Jensen, Ane Hansen.
USA--Debbie
McCormick(Madison CC), Allison Pottinger, Nicole Joraanstad, Natalie
Nicholson, Maureen Brunt
China--Bingyu
Wang, Qingshuang Yue, Yin Liu, Yan Zhou, Yue Sun
Japan--Moe
Meguro, Mari Motohashi, Mayo Yamaura, Sakurako Terada, Asuka Yogo
World Seniors Curling Championship's
Thistle CC, Edmonton, Alberta(Mar 25-31)
Men's
Canada--Al Hackner, Rick Lang, Alan
Laine, Brian Adams
USA--Geoff Goodland, Stan Vinge,
Wally Henry, Jim Wilson
Switzerland--Matti Neuenschwander,
Michael Mueller, Heinz Kneubuehler, Marc Syfrig, Fritz Widmer
England--Michael Sutherland, John
Brown, John MacDougall, Robin Gemmell
Sweden--Goran Roxin, Lars-Eric Roxin,
Bjorn Roxin, Claes Roxin, Karl Nordlund
Germany--Klaus Unterstab, Lenard
Schulze, Jorg Strecker, Kai Ahrens, Andreas Helwig
France--Maurice Arozamena, Christophe
Lehuenen, Cyril Vigneau, Pierre Perrin
Norway--Terje Oyen, Per-Arne
Jeremiassen, Lars Rambol, Eigil Hastein, Nils-Bjorn Sabo
Scotland--Keith Prentice, Lockhart
Steele, Tommy Flemming, Robin Aitken
Finland--Timo Kauste, Pekka Kouva,
Kai Pahl, Yrjo Franssila, Seppo Malinen
Ireland--Tony Tierney, Gordon
McIntyre, David Smith, John Burns, David Whyte
Wales--Peter Williams, Scott Lyons,
Peter Hodgkinson, Ray King.
Japan--Satoru Asakawa, Hiroshi
Isizawa, Toshiharu Kamya, Minori Nakaya, Yoshiji Matsushita
New Zealand--Peter Becker, Richard
Morgan, John Allen, John Sanders, Murray Petherick
Women's
Canada--Anne
Dunn, Lindy Marchuk, Gloria Campbell, Carol Thompson, Fran Todd
USA--Pam Oleinik, Laurie Rahn, Susan
Curtis, Jo Ann Matthews
Switzerland--Renate Nedkoff, Lotti
Pieper, Silvia Niederer, Brigitta Keller, Irene Goridis.
England--Glynnis Lauder, Venetia
Scott, Joan Reed, Moira Davison
Sweden--Ingrid Meldahl, Ann-Catrin
Kjerr, Birgitta Torn, Ingrid Berg, Sylvia Liljefors
Germany--Carola Murek-Rickmers,
Brigitta Paatz-Neuhaus, Gisela Horn-Mill, Brigitte Harmsen
Scotland--Carolyn Morris, Jean
Robertson, Trudie Milne, Linda Lesperance, Pat Lockhart
Finland--Helena Timonen, Mimmi
Koivula, Terttu Pakarinen, Kirsi Kauste, Pirjo Hautanen
Ireland--Fiona Turnbull, Jane
Paterson, Isobel Fyfe, Kathie Nixon, Lix Knox
Japan--Hideko Tanaka, Kazuko
Takahashi, Naomi Kawano, Mieko Nakamura, Yumi Unno
New Zealand--Lix Matthews, Christine
Bewick, Pauline Farra, Cathy Fenton
World
Juniors
World Junior Curling Championship's
Eveleth, Minnesota
Men's Event--
Canada's Charley Thomas defeated Sweden's Niklas Edin
8-3 to defend his World Junior Crown Sunday.
Thomas duplicates John Morris's feat of
winning back to back World Junior crowns.
Switzerland's Christian Von Gunten defeated
Denmark's Rasmus Stjerne 7-6 with a steal of the winning
point
in the extra end for the Bronze medal Sunday
Canada--Charley Thomas
China--Bingjiang Wang
Czech Republic--Jakub Bares
Denmark--Rasmus Stjerne
Germany--Daniel Neuner
Norway--Stein F. Mellemstere
Scotland--Logan Gray
Sweden--Niklas Edin
Switzerland--Christian Von Gunten
USA--Chris Plys
WOMEN'S
EVENT
Scotland's Sarah Reid stole 2 in the 10th to tie and then
stole a single in an extra end to defeat
Canada's Stacie Devereaux, 7-6 in the Gold medal game on Saturday.
Denmark's Madeleine Dupont defeated USA's Aileen Sormunen
8-6 in the Bronze Medal game
Canada--Stacie Devereaux
China--Sun Yue
Czech Republic--Anna Kubeskova
Denmark--Madeleine Dupont
Italy--Giorgia Apollonio
Norway--Kristin Skaslien
Russia--Ludmila Privivkova
Scotland--Sarah Reid
Switzerland--Sandra Zurbuchen
USA--Aileen Sormunen
Week 20:
Atlantic Curling Tour:
Classique Russ Howard Spiel
Mark Kehoe defeated Russ Howard in the final 6-5.
Prize Money--
Ontario Curling Tour:
City of London Spiel:
John Epping defeated Ean MacDonald in the final 6-3.
John Epping--$1,200
Ean MacDonald--$700
Jim O'Marra--$400
Ryan Myler--$400
World Curling Federation Event:
Winter Universiade 2007, Pinerola,
Italy(Jan 18-26)
USA's John Shuster took the Gold
in the Men's event with a 9-2 win loss record
and defeated Great Britian's Joh
Hamilton 9-4 in the Championship final.
Canada's Brittany Gregor took
the Women's event with
a 8-3 win loss record defeating
Russia's Liudmila Privivkova in the final 6-5
http://www.universiadetorino2007.org/ENG/curling.aspx
European Curling Event:
Bull Trophy, Grindelwald, Switzerland
Urs Beglinger--2400
Stefan Jaggi--1600
Hammy McMillan--1000
Pascal Hess--800
Claude-Alain Glauser--600
Linn Githmark--400
Thomas Lovold--200
Thomas Heimann--100
http://www.grindelwald-events.ch/cms/front_content.php?idcat=8
Week 21
Atlantic Curling Tour:
Marks Work Warehouse
Kyle Stevenson defeated John Likely in the
final 6-5
Prize Money--
Week 22
Grand Slam: BDO
Classic Canadian Open of Curling
Kevin Martin defeated Randy Ferbey 7-4 in the final.
Kevin Martin--$30,000
Randy Ferbey--$18,000
Glenn Howard--$12,000
Kevin Koe--$12,000
Wayne Middaugh--$7,000
Pat Simmons--$7,000
Mark Johnson--$7,000
Jeff Stoughton--$7,000