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Tournament News

2009 World Senior Curling Championships

Final Standings

Men

Women

 1    CAN  Canada  1    CAN  Canada
  2   USA  USA 2   SUI  Switzerland
  3   SCO  Scotland 3   SWE  Sweden
  4   SUI  Switzerland 4   SCO  Scotland
  5   SWE  Sweden 5   JPN  Japan
  6   JPN  Japan 6   USA  USA
  7   AUS  Australia 7   NZL  New Zealand
  8   FIN  Finland 8   ITA  Italy
  9   NZL  New Zealand  

All Women's Results

  10   HUN  Hungary
  11   ENG  England  
  12   Italy  Italy  
   

All Men's Results

 

High praise for stadium after champs

World Curling Federation president Les Harrison believes the world junior championships could be held at the Dunedin Ice Stadium. "The juniors [under-21] would be good for Dunedin because of its large student population," Harrison, of Canada, told the Otago Daily Times. He attended last week's world senior championships in Dunedin and was impressed by the facilities and ice conditions...

Read the full Otago Daily Times article.

WCF President praises Dunedin organisers

World Curling Federation President Les Harrison has praised the organisers of the just completed World Seniors Curling Championships in Dunedin. In a recorded interview with Resby Coutts on thecurler.com, he said they had "taken it by storm and done a great job".

Read more: WCF President praises Dunedin organisers

Last rock proves a world-title winner

Canadian skip Eugene Hritzuk had played the last rock many times in his long 50-year curling career. But this was the first time a world championship gold medal was at stake...

Read the full Otago Daily Times article.

Simple plan pays off for Canada

It was business as usual for the Canadian women when they collected the gold medal at the Dunedin Ice Stadium on Saturday. It was the fifth time the Canadian woman had won the gold medal at the senior championships since the event started in 2002...

Read the full Otago Daily Times article.

Canada captures double gold at World Seniors Championships

DUNEDIN, New Zealand – Canada scored double gold for the second year in a row at the 2009 World Senior Curling Championships.
 
Canada’s Pat Sanders thrashed Switzerland’s Renate Nedkoff 10-1 to win the women’s championship. The Canadians, from Victoria, British Columbia, scored four in the first end and then added five additional stolen points over the next three ends to overwhelm the Swiss.

In the men’s final, Canada’s Eugene Hritzuk and his foursome from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan faced a strong challenge from the United States, skipped by Paul Pustovar.

Read more: Canada captures double gold at World Seniors Championships

Double gold for Canada at World Seniors

It was Canada's day at the finals of the World Senior's Curling Championship in Dunedin, New Zealand. The Men's and Women's gold medals both went to Canadian teams in the first world curling titles decided in the southern hemisphere.

Both winning teams also had the distinction of going through the tournament undefeated.

Read more: Double gold for Canada at World Seniors

Swiss team shows it has text appeal

News travels fast. Within 30 minutes of the end of their game, members of the Swiss men's curling team had received a text of congratulations from their home club in Berne. Switzerland had just beaten Sweden 4-3 in a crunch game to decide which team reached the semifinals...

Read the full Otago Daily Times article here.

From small town to big stage

Verne Anderson lives in small-town Canada. The grain farmer's home town of Wadena has a population of just 1500 people. His curling club has a four-sheet curling rink and a membership of 250. "Most small towns or villages have an ice rink," Anderson (57) told the Otago Daily Times...

Read the full Otago Daily Times article here.

Semi-finalists confirmed at World Seniors

The final playoff scenarios were confirmed Friday morning on the last round of pool play at the World Senior Curling Championships in Dunedin. No tie-breakers were required to find the medal contenders.
Read more: Semi-finalists confirmed at World Seniors
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