Curling in Russia - European Mixed Curling Championships 2011. Tarnby, Denmark

The 2011 European Mixed Curling Championship was held from September 30 to October 8 at the Tarnby Curling Club in Tarnby, Denmark. In the final, Switzerland, skipped by Thomas Lips, won their first title after a 93 defeat of Germany in seven ends. The Czech Republic picked up the bronze medal with a 76 win over home team Denmark in nine ends.

Russian Mixed Curling Team 2011:

from left to right, on top: Yuri Andrianov (coach), Anton Kalalb, Vadim Shkolnikov, Alexander Kirikov (skip)
from left to right, bottom row: Victoria Makarshina, Anna Lobova, Oksana Gertova, Irina Kolesnikova (coach)

	Team
Top-8. Final Standings
1	SWITZERLAND	-	-
2	Germany	-	-
3	Czech Rep.	-	-
4	Denmark	-	-
5	Austria	-	-
6	italy	-	-
7	Scotland	-	-
8	Finland	-	-
...	...	-	-
13	Russia	-	-

- Day by Day - Groups and Teams -

Day by Day:

Day 1:
01.10.2011
Draw 1, 22:00 (here and after Moscow time)
A

Scotland -

Austria 7-2
B

Russia -

Sweden 11-4

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
RUSSIA				2	5	2	2	X		11
SWEDEN	1	1	2					X		4

Netherlands -

Spain 5-8
D

Wales -

Norway 8-7

Day 2:
02.10.2011
Draw 2, 10:30
A

Germany -

England 7-4
B

Slovakia -

France 4-7
C

Finland -

Ireland 12-3
D

Italy -

Serbia 9-2
E

Switzerland -

Hungary 6-4
F

Denmark -

Czech Rep. 8-1

Draw 3, 18:00
A

Romania -

Norway 8-6
B

Netherlands -

Wales 7-2
C

Austria -

Sweden 6-4
D

Russia -

Spain 11-3

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
RUSSIA			0	3	4		4	X		11
SPAIN	1	1	0			1		X		3

Belarus -

Турция 8-3
F

Latvia -

Estonia 7-5

Day 3:
03.10.2011
Draw 4, 10:30
A

Estonia -

Turkey 6-2
B

Latvia -

Belarus 6-3
C

Hungary -

Czech Rep. 4-7
D

Switzerland -

Denmark 6-5
E

Finland -

Italy 4-6
F

Ireland -

Serbia 9-1

Draw 5, 18:00
A

Austria -

Spain 7-1
B

Sweden -

Norway 7-6 (EE)
C

Scotland -

Wales 5-3
D

Netherlands -

Romania 12-2
E

Germany -

Slovakia 8-3
F

England -

France 7-3

Day 4:
04.10.2011
Draw 6, 14:00
A

Finland -

France 8-9 (EE)
B

Germany -

Serbia 7-3
C

Italy -

Slovakia 7-5 (EE)
D

England -

Ireland 6-4
E

Scotland -

Netherlands 5-6
F

Russia -

Wales 4-6

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
RUSSIA		0		3			1	X		4
WALES	1	0	2		1	2		X		6

Draw 7, 21:30
A

Latvia -

Czech Rep. 5-7 (EE)
B

Switzerland -

Turkey 7-3
C

Belarus -

Denmark 2-11
D

Hungary -

Estonia 6-5
E

Sweden -

Romania 15-4
F

Austria -

Norway 7-0

Day 5
05.10.2011
Draw 8, 10:30
A

Denmark -

Estonia 5-3
B

Belarus -

Hungary 2-9
C

Switzerland -

Latvia 7-1
D

Turkey -

Czech Rep. 4-9

Draw 9, 14:00
A

Slovakia -

Ireland 9-6
B

Italy -

England 2-6
C

Germany -

Finland 4-5 (EE)
D

Serbia -

France 3-9
E

Sweden -

Scotland 2-6
F

Spain -

Wales 6-8

Draw 10, 18:00
A

Belarus -

Switzerland 4-6
B

Czech Rep. -

Estonia 5-3 (EE)
C

Denmark -

Turkey 7-2
D

Latvia -

Hungary 6-4
E

Russia -

Netherlands 7-3

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
RUSSIA	0	2	3				2	X		7
NETHERLANDS	0			1	1	1		X		3

Romania -

Austria 1-10

Draw 11, 21:30
A

Italy -

Germany 3-10
B

France -

Ireland 6-3
C

Slovakia -

Serbia 12-2
D

Finland -

England 7-5

Day 6:
06.10.2011
Draw 12, 10:30
A

Norway -

Netherlands 3-5
B

Wales -

Sweden 9-4
C

Spain -

Romania 9-6
D

Scotland -

Russia 5-4

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
SCOTLAND		3	0		1	0		1		5
RUSSIA	2		0	1		0	1			4

England -

Slovakia 3-4
F

Serbia -

Finland 1-7

Draw 13, 14:00
A

Hungary -

Denmark 4-3
B

Turkey -

Latvia 0-1
C X
D X

Draw 14, 18:00
A

Wales -

Romania 9-4
B

Spain -

Scotland 3-6
C

Norway -

Russia 7-5

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
NORWAY		1	2		2		1	1		7
RUSSIA	2			2		1				5

Netherlands -

Austria 3-7
E

France -

Germany 1-6
F

Ireland -

Italy 7-8 (EE)

Draw 15, 21:30
A X
B X
C

Czech Rep. -

Switzerland 2-5
D

Estonia -

Belarus 8-5

Day 7:
07.10.2011
Draw 16, 10:30
A

Spain -

Sweden 7-4
B

Romania -

Russia 1-12

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
ROMANIA				1			X	X		1
RUSSIA	2	2	2		5	1	X	X		12

Wales -

Austria 3-6
D

Norway -

Scotland 5-4 (EE)
E

Estonia -

Switzerland 2-5
F

Czech Rep. -

Belarus 9-3

Draw 17, 14:00
A

France -

Italy 4-5
B

Ireland -

Germany 3-7
C

Serbia -

England 2-6
D

Slovakia -

Finland 4-5

Draw 18, 18:00
A

Austria -

Russia 8-2

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
AUSTRIA	3		3		1	1	X	X		8
RUSSIA		1		1			X	X		2

Norway -

Spain 3-6
C

Romania -

Scotland 7-8
D

Sweden -

Netherlands 5-8
E

Denmark -

Latvia 8-2
F

Turkey -

Hungary 6-7 (EE)

Quaterfinals, 22:30
A

Finland -

Germany 3-6
B

Switzerland -

Scotland 7-2
C

Austria -

Czech Rep. 5-11
D

Denmark -

Italy 7-5

Day 8:
08.10.2011
Semifinals, 10:00
A

Switzerland -

Denmark 6-3
D

Czech Rep. -

Germany 1-6

Btonze Medal Game, 17:00
B

Denmark -

Czech Rep. 6-7 (EE)

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
DENMARK	1		1		0		3	1		6
CZECH REP.		2		2	0	2			1	7

Gold Medal Game, 17:00
C

Switzerland -

Germany 9-3

2011 European Curling Mixed Championship
Teams / Ends	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	EE	Total
SWIZERLAND	0	1	2		3		3	X		9
GERMANY	1			1		1		X		3

Groups:

Group A (Red):

	Team	W	L
Final Standings. Red (A) group
1	Austria	7	1
2	Scotland	6	2
3	Wales	5	3
4	Netherlands	5	3
5	Russia	4	4
6	Spain	4	4
7	Norway	2	6
8	Sweden	2	6
9	Romania	1	7

Austria
Team: Christian Roth (skip), Claudia Toth, Florian Huber, Andrea Hofler

Scotland
Team: David Edwards (skip), Kerry Barr, Scott Macleod, Louise Edwards
Russia
Team: Alexander Kirikov (skip), Victoria Makarshina, Anton Kalalb, Anna Lobova, Vadim Shkolnikov, Oxana Gertova

Sweden
Team: Goran Carlsson (skip), Marie Persson, Anders Eriksson, Hanna Maleus Larsson

Spain
Team: Antonio De Molinedo (skip), Ana Arce, Jose Manuel Sanguesa, Irene Santiago, Angel Garcia Aguirrezabal

Netherlands
Team: Mark Neeleman (skip), Marianne Neeleman, Wim Neeleman, Els Neeleman

Norway
Team: Ole Hauge (skip), Hilde Stenseth, Thomas Moe, Anne Grethe Bremnes

Wales
Team: Adrian Meikle (skip), Lesley Carrol, Andrew Tanner, Heather Russel, Lindsay McKenna

Romania
Team: Allen Coliban (skip), Crina Monica Novac, Bogdan Colceriu, Raluca Daiana Colceriu, Bogdan Taut, Diana Butsucea

Group B (Blue):

	Team	W	L
Final Standings. Blue (A) group
1	Switzerland	7	0
2	CZECH REP.	5	2
3	Denmark	4	2
4	Latvia	4	2
5	Hungary	3	3
6	Estonia	2	5
7	Belarus	1	6
8	Turkey	0	6

Switzerland
Team: Thomas Lips (skip), Manuella Siegrist, Martin Rios, Manuela Netzer-Kormann

Hungary
Team: Gyorgy Nagy (skip), Ildiko Szekeres, Gabor Ezsol, Orsolya Rokusfalvy, Csilla Halasz, Zoltan Jakab

Denmark
Team: Michael Qvist (skip), Mona Sylvest Nielsen, Niels Siggaard Andersen, Trine Qvist

Czech Rep.
Team: Krystof Chaloupek (skip), Eliska Jalovcova, David Jirounek, Louisa Illkova, Thomas Paul

Latvia
Team: Ansis Regza (skip), Evita Regza, Renars Freidensons, Dace Regza

Estonia
Team: Erkki Lill (skip), Maile Molder, Harri Lill, Kaja Lill-Tamm

Belarus
Team: Dmitry Kirillov (skip), Alina Pavliuchik, Dmitry Erko, Ekaterina Kirillova

Turkey
Team: Oznur Polat (skip), Ilhan Osmanagaoglu, Ayse Gozutok, Yusuf Ziya Bayraktutan, Aysun Ergin, Muhammet Oguz Zengin

Group C (Green):

	Team	W	L
Final Standings. Green (C) group
1	Germany	6	1
3	Italy	5	2
4	Finland	5	2
2	France	4	3
5	England	4	3
6	Slovakia	3	4
7	Ireland	1	6
8	Serbia	0	7

Germany
Team: Alexander Baumann (skip), Ann Kathrin Bastian, Manuel Walter, Katja Weisser, Sebastian Schweizer

England
Team: Alan McDougall (skip), Lana Watson, Andrew Woolston, Suzie Law

Slovakia
Team: Pavel Kocian (skip), Daniella Matulova, Pavol Pitonak, Silvia Sykorova

France
Team: Lionel Roux (skip), Helene Grieshaber, Xavier Bibollet, Candice Santacru, Alain Contat

Finland
Team: Jussi Uusipaavalniemi (skip), Jaana Hamalainen, Paavo Kuosmanen, Kirsi Kaski

Ireland
Team: David Smith (skip), Claire Darragh, James Russell, Melanie Porter

Italy
Team: Valther Bombassei (skip), Chiara Olivieri, Marco Constantini, Giorgia Casagrande, Massimo Antonelli, Maria Gaspari

Serbia
Team: Djordje Neskovic (skip), Dara Gravara-Stojanovic, Goran Ungurovic, Dragana Simjanovic, Marko Stojanovic, Tatjana Jeftic

More Information

About Tarnby
About Tarnby Curling Club (www.taarnbycurlingclub.dk) The club was built in 1978 and further expanded in 2003 and 2011 to make a total of seven sheets of curling ice. In the 2011-2012 season the club will host the following events: the European Mixed Curling Championships and the European Curling Championships C Group (30 September - 8 October). From 3-8 January the European Junior Curling Challenge 2012 will also be staged at the club.

About the Danish Curling Association
The Danish Curling Association was founded in 1971 and joined the WCF in the same year. Since the 1998 Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, when Denmark's Helena Blach Lavrsen took silver, interest in curling has grown with over 5000 Danes playing the sport today. Dedicated curling facilities exist in Hvidovre, Tarnby and Esbjerg, with a new rink currently under construction in Gentofte. In 2011, Esbjerg hosted the Capital One World Women's Curling Championship. Denmark is currently ranked 9th in the WCF world men's rankings and 4th in the women's rankings following a silver medal finish for Rasmus Stjerne's team in the European Men's Championship 2010 and a fourth place finish for Lene Nielsen's team at the 2011 Women's Worlds.

About the WCF
The World Curling Federation (WCF) is the international sport federation governing the Olympic winter sport of curling and the Paralympic winter sport of wheelchair curling. The WCF is one of seven International Sports Federations currently part of the Winter Olympic programme. It represents 48 Member Associations and is generally acknowledged to direct one of the fastest-growing international winter sports.

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