Curling in Russia - 2009 European Women's Curling Championship. Aberdeen, Scotland

International championship curling returns to Scotland, the home of the sport, for the first time since the 2005 Women’s World Championship, when the Le Gruyere European Curling Championships get underway on Saturday 5th of December in Aberdeen.
This event has grown into the largest Championship event on the curling calendar. This year 51 teams from 30 different European countries are competing.

Six of the women’s “A” division teams are heading to Vancouver, including defending European champion Mirjam Ott from Switzerland and reigning Olympic champion Anette Norberg from Sweden. The other nations that will also be in action in Canada are Denmark, Germany, Russia and Scotland/Great Britain. The women’s “A” division line-up also includes England, Finland, Italy and Norway.

Russian National Women's Curling Team:

Team line-up: - Ludmila Privivkova (skip, forth)
- Anna Sidorova (v/s, third)
- Olga Jarkova (second)
- Ekaterina Galkina (first)
- Nkeiruka Ezekh (alternate)

National Coach: Olga Andrianova

- Group A: Group / Day by Day (A) - Group B: Group / Day by Day (B) -
- Russian National Curling Team Games -

Final Standings

Germany won Europeans again after 11 years

Day by Day. Round Robin, Group A:

Current Standing

05.12.2009 (Saturday)
Day 1:
15:00 (here and after Moscow time)
A Russia - England 8-5

Germany -

Sweden 7-4
C

Scotland -

Italy 6-11
D

Denmark -

Finland 9-4
E

Switzerland -

Norway 6-4

Let's Go! Our first Victory!
23:00
A

Switzerland -

Germany 10-2
B

Italy -

Norway 6-7 (EE)
C Russia - Denmark 10-1

Scotland -

England 7-4
E

Sweden -

Finland 9-2

Easy win!

06.12.2009 (Sunday)
Day 2:
17:00
A

Finland -

Norway 3-8
B

England -

Denmark 7-11
C

Sweden -

Switzerland 7-6
D Italy - Russia 5-11

Scotland -

Germany 5-2

Piece a cake!

07.12.2009 (Monday)
Day 3:
11:00
A

England -

Sweden 3-10
B Scotland - Russia 3-6

Germany -

Norway 10-5
D

Finland -

Switzerland 4-6
E

Denmark -

Italy 8-2

Scotland vs Russia!
22:00
A

Scotland -

Switzerland 5-11
B

Sweden -

Italy 7-5
C

England -

Finland 3-10
D

Germany -

Denmark 4-7
E Norway - Russia 5-9

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 72%) , Anna Sidorova (77%), Olga Jarkova (81), Ekaterina Galkina (76%)

08.12.2009 (Tuesday)
Day 4:
15:00
A

Norway -

Denmark 9-3
B Russia - Finland 7-8 (EE)

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 76%) , Anna Sidorova (83%), Nkeiruka Ezekh (82), Ekaterina Galkina (86%)
C

Italy -

Germany 4-7
D

Sweden -

Scotland 2-8
E

England -

Switzerland 2-8

23:00
A Germany - Russia 6-3

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 70%) , Anna Sidorova (78%), Olga Jarkova (78), Ekaterina Galkina (76%)
B

Norway -

England 9-7
C

Denmark -

Sweden 5-4 (EE)
D

Switzerland -

Italy 10-6
E

Finland -

Scotland 4-7

09.12.2009 (Wednesday)
Day 5:
17:00
A

Italy -

Finland 9-10 (EE)
B

Denmark -

Switzerland 6-7
C

Norway -

Scotland 5-7
D

England -

Germany 7-8
E Russia - Sweden 4-5

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 61%) , Anna Sidorova (70%), Nkeiruka Ezekh (74), Ekaterina Galkina (77%)

10.12.2009 (Thursday)
Day 6:
11:00
A

Denmark -

Scotland 7-5
B

Finland -

Germany 2-7
C Switzerland - Russia 6-7

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 82%) , Anna Sidorova (63%), Olga Jarkova (64%, after 4th end), Ekaterina Galkina (79%), Nkeiruka Ezekh (53%, before 4th end)
D

Norway -

Sweden 2-10
E

Italy -

England 9-5

Tie-break, 18:00
C Sweden - Russia 4-5 (EE)

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 82%) , Anna Sidorova (53%), Olga Jarkova (71), Ekaterina Galkina (80%)

Play-off 1v2 and 3v4, 23:00
B

Switzerland -

Denmark 8-5

D Germany - Russia 10-4

Team Russia in this game:
Ludmila Privivkova (skip, 69%) , Anna Sidorova (66%), Olga Jarkova (56), Ekaterina Galkina (75%)

11.12.2009 (Friday)
Day 7:
Semifinal, 22:00
B

Denmark -

Germany 5-6 (EE)

Mirjam or Andrea?
12.12.2009 (Saturday)
Day 8:
Gold Medal Game, 13:00
C

Switzerland - Germany 5-7

Worlds Challenge Playoff
Worlds Challenge Playoff #1, 22:00. 11.12.2009
D

Finland -

Latvia 4-6

Worlds Challenge Playoff #2, 11:00. 12.12.2009
D

Latvia -

Finland 6-3

Latvia goes to Worls Women's Curling Championships 2010!

Iveta Stasa-Sarsune Latvian skip

Group A

- England
Team: Christy Balfour (skip), Caroline Reed, Suzie Law, Nicola Woodward
Coach:

- Germany
Team: Andrea Schopp (skip), Melanie Robilard, Monika Wagner, Corinna Scholz
Coach: Rainer SCHOPP

- Norway
Team: Linn Githmark, Mariane Rorvik (skip), Henriette Lovar, Kristin Skaslien
Coach:

- Denmark
Team: Madeleine Dupont, Denise Dupont, Angelina Jensen (skip), Camilla Jensen
Coach:

- Italy
Team: Giorgia Apollonio (skip), Eleonora Alvera, Claudia Alvera, Elettra de Col
Coach:

- Russia
Team: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Anna Sidorova, Olga Jarkova, Ekaterina Galkina, Nkeiruka Ezekh
Coach: Olga Andrianova

- Finland
Team: Ellen Vogt (skip), Katja Kiskinnen, Riikka Louhivuori, Paula Lehtomaki, Oona Kauste
Coach:

- Switzerland
Team: Mirjam Ott (skip), Carmen Schafer, Carmen Kueng, Janine Greiner
Coach: Marc Bregger

- Sweden
Team: Anette Norberg (skip), Eva Lund, Cathrine Lindahl, Anna Svard, Maria Prytz
Coach: Stefan LUND

- Scotland
Team: Eve Muirhead (skip), Jackie Lockhart, Kelly Wood, Lorna Vevers
Coach:

Womens's Group B: Day by Day:

Current Standings

05.12.2009 (Saturday)
Day 1:
15:00
D X
E X
F

Wales -

Netherlands 2-15

19:00
D

Poland -

Croatia 10-3
E

Slovakia -

Latvia 1-14
F X

23:00
D

Hungary -

Spain 6-4
E

Austria -

Estonia 8-4
F X

06.12.2009 (Sunday)
Day 2:
11:00
D

Croatia -

Latvia 10-12
E X
F X

15:00
D X
E X
F

Spain -

Estonia 8-9

13:00
D

Slovakia -

Netherlands 3-11
E

Wales -

Poland 1-8
F X

23:00
D

Austria -

Czech Rep. 6-5
E X
F X

07.12.2009 (Monday)
Day 3:
11:00
D X
E

Spain -

Czech Rep. 2-9
F X

15:00
D X
E

Croatia -

Netherlands 1-8
F X

19:00
D

Estonia -

Hungary
E X
F X

23:00
D

Latvia -

Poland 8-6
E X
F

Slovakia -

Wales 6-8

08.12.2009 (Tuesday)
Day 4:
11:00
D X
E X
F

Czech Rep. -

Hungary 9-6

15:00
D X
E X
F

Netherlands -

Poland 8-2

19:00
D

Spain -

Austria 2-6
E X
F X

23:00
D

Croatia -

Slovakia 6-13
E

Latvia -

Wales 8-2
F X

09.12.2009 (Wednesday)
Day 5:
11:00
D

Netherlands -

Latvia 6-5
E

Poland -

Slovakia 1-0
F X

15:00
D Czech Rep. -

Estonia 17-1
E

Hungary -

Austria 4-5
F X

19:00
D X
E X
F

Wales -

Croatia 13-3

Day by Day. Play-Off:
10.12.2009 (Thursday)
Day 6:
Play-Offs, 17:00
D

Netherlands -

Austria 7-6

E X
F

Latvia -

Czech Rep. 8-7 (EE)

11.12.2009 (Friday)
Day 7:
Semifinal, 11:30
F

Austria -

Latvia 4-5

Gold Medal Game, 17:00
E

Netherlands -

Latvia 6-7 (EE)

Group B1

- Croatia
Team: Melani Lusic (skip), Marijana Bozic, Maja Sertic, Emina Crnaic, Katarina Radonic

- Latvia
Team: Iveta Stasa-Sarsune (skip), Una Grava-Germane, Ieva Krusta, Zanda Bikse, Dace Munca

- Netherlands
Team: Shari Leibbrandt-Demmon (skip), Ester Romijn, Marianne Neeleman, Linda de Wit, Margrietha Voskuilen

- Poland
Team: Maria Klus (skip), Magdelena Muskus, Elzbieta Ran, Agnieszka Handzlik, Magda Straczek

- Slovakia
Team: Daniela Matulova (skip), Veronika Kvasnovska, Linda Haferova, Terezia Gabovicova, Jana Matulova

- Wales
Team: Laura Beever (skip), Lisa Peters, Andrea Greenwood, Jane Robbins

Group B2

- Austria
Team: Karina Toth (skip), Jacqui Greiner, Jasmin Seidl, Constanze Hummelt

- Czech Rep.
Team: Hana Synackova (skip), Lenka Kitzbergerova, Pavla Rubasova, Karolina Pilarova, Lenka Kucerova

- Estonia
Team: Oole Janson (skip), Kristiine Lill, Katrink Kuusk, Marju Velga

- Hungary
Team: Ildiko Szekeres (skip), Gyongyi Nagy, Boglarka Adam, Krisztina Bartalus

- Spain
Team: Ellen Kittelsen (skip), Ana Arce, Leticia Hinojosa, Irene Santiago

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