Curling in Russia - Harbin 24th Winter Curling Universiade 2009, China

From 17 to 28 february 2009 in Harbin, China in Province Heilongjiang, which located in the central region of Northeast Asia and at the north-eastern tip of China. It is named after the largest of the border rivers between Russia and China -the Heilongjiang River.
Heilongjiang has a border line of 3,045 kilometers, with the northern and eastern regions of the province facing Russia across the Heilongjiang River and the Wusuli River ; covering an area of 454,000 kilometers.
This province and Harbin city will take 24th Winter Curling Universiade 2009. There will be 10 mens and 10 women teams that will play 7 days Round Robin games and then semi-finals and finals.

Only Russian Women's National Curling Team will represent Russia on 24th Winter Curling Universiade 2009:

- Ludmila Privivkova (skip)
- Kira Ezekh (third)
- Margarita Fomina (second)
- Ekaterina Galkina (lead)
- Ekaterina Antonova (alternate)
* All girls from ESVSM 'Moskvich', Moscow

Russian National Team Coach: Olga Andrianova

- Women's: Teams / Day by Day - Men's: Teams / Day by Day -
- All games of Team Russia -

All games of Team Russia on 24th Winter Curling Universiade 2009:

Round Robin:
19.02.2009, 09:00. Canada* - Russia 13-9

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Margarita Fomina, Ekaterina Galkina

19.02.2009, 19:00. Sweden - Russia* 4-8

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Margarita Fomina, Ekaterina Galkina

20.02.2009, 14:00. Russia - USA* 8-5

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Margarita Fomina, Ekaterina Galkina

21.02.2009, 09:00. Russia* - Great Britain 2-9

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Margarita Fomina, Ekaterina Galkina

21.02.2009, 19:00. Russia* - Korea 8-6

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Antonova, Ekaterina Galkina

22.02.2009, 14:00. Russia* - Czech Rep. 6-3

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Margarita Fomina, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina

23.02.2009, 09:00. Poland - Russia* 1-11

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Margarita Fomina, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina

23.02.2009, 19:00. Russia - China* 2-13

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Margarita Fomina, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina

24.02.2009, 14:00. Japan* - Russia 4-10

Team Line-Up in this game: Margarita Fomina (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Antonova, Ekaterina Galkina

Semifinal:
26.02.2009, 04:00. China* - Russia 11-2

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Margarita Fomina, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina

Bronze Medal Game:
26.02.2009, 09:00. Russia* - Great Britain 8-4

Team Line-Up in this game: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Margarita Fomina, Nkeiruka Ezekh, Ekaterina Galkina

Final Standings (Women's):

Day by Day. Play Off. Women's:

27.02.2009 (Friday)
Ninth day:
Gold Medal Game
C China - Canada* 6-5

26.02.2009 (Thursday)
Eighth day:
Semifinals
D China* - Russia 11-2

E Great Britain* - Canada 5-7

Bronze Medal Game
D Russia* - Great Britain 8-4

25.02.2009 (Wednesday)
Seventh day:
Tie-break, 09:00
B Great Britain - Czech Rep.* 8-5

Day by Day. Round Robin:

Women's. Final Standings after Round Robin games:

24.02.2009 (Tuesday)
Sixth day:
14:00
A USA* - Sweden 6-4
B Korea - China* 1-11
C Czech Rep. - Canada* 1-8
D Poland - Great Britain* 5-10
E Japan* - Russia 4-10

23.02.2009 (Monday)
Fifth day:
09:00
A China - Canada 6-7
B Poland - Russia* 1-11

C USA - Great Britain* 5-6
D Czech Rep.* - Japan 3-7
E Korea - Sweden* 5-6

19:00
A Japan - Korea* 3-10
B USA* - Czech Rep. 3-5 (EE)
C Poland - Sweden* 0-8
D Russia - China* 2-13

E Canada* - Great Britain 9-3

22.02.2009 (Sunday)
Forth day:
14:00
A Poland - USA* 5-8
B Canada* - Korea 8-6
C Japan* - China 10-3
D Great Britain* - Sweden 3-9
E Russia* - Czech Rep. 6-3

21.02.2009 (Saturday)
Third day:
09:00
A Russia* - Great Britain 2-9

B Sweden - Canada* 4-10
C China - Poland* 13-3
D Korea* - Czech Rep. 2-9
E USA* - Japan 5-9

19:00
A Sweden* - Czech Rep. 6-11
B Great Britain* - Japan 6-3
C Russia* - Korea 8-6

D China* - USA 10-1
E Poland - Canada* 5-7

20.02.2009 (Friday)
Second day:
14:00
A Korea - Poland* 9-5
B Russia - USA* 8-5

C Great Britain - Czech Rep.* 5-6
D Japan - Canada* 3-12
E Sweden* - China 3-9

19.02.2008 (Thursday)
First day:
09:00
A Canada* - Russia 13-9 (EE)

B China - Great Britain* 11-3
C Sweden* - Japan 13-6
D USA - Korea* 1-12
E Czech Rep.* - Poland 10-5

19:00
A Czech Rep.* - China 2-9
B Japan - Poland* 5-8
C Canada* - USA 13-3
D Sweden - Russia* 4-8

E Great Britain* - Korea 9-3

Teams:

- Canada
Team: Hollie Nicol (skip), Danielle Ingis, Laura Hickey, Hilary McDermott
Coach: John Nicol

- China
Team: Bingyu Wang (skip), Yin Liu, Qingshuang Yue, Yan Zhou, Jinli Liu
Coach: Daniel Rafael

- Czech Republic
Team: Sarka Doudova (skip), Kamila Mosova, Lenka Kucerova, Luisa Illkova, Eva Stampachova
Coach: Karel Kureska

- Great Britain
Team: Sarah Reid (skip), Kay Adams, Vicki Adams, Sarah Macintyre, Laura Kirkpatrick
Coach: Keith Prewdce

- Japan
Team: Ayane Matsumura (skip), Shiori Fujisawa, Kiiko Kawaguchi, Marina Oiwa, Megumi Hatayama
Coach: Katsuji Uchibori

- Korea
Team: Jeong Jin Sook (skip), Kim Ji Suk, Ju Yun Hoa, Park Mi Hee, Lee Hye In
Coach: Park Jae Cheol

- Poland
Team: Maria Klus (skip), Katarzyna Wicik, Magdalena Muskus, Joanna Warysak, Magdalena Szyszko
Coach: Marco Uusipaavalniemi

- RUSSIA
Team: Ludmila Privivkova (skip), Nkeiruka Ezekh, Margarita Fomina, Ekaterina Galkina, Ekaterina Antonova
Coach: Olga Andrianova

- Sweden
Team: Stina Vikttorsson (skip), Maria Wennerstrom, Anna Domeij, Sara Carlsson
Coach:

- United States of America
Team: katherine Stewart (skip), Amanda McLean, Casey Cucchiarelli, Sarah McLeod
Coach: Neil Doese

- Men's: Teams / Day by Day -

Day by Day. Play Off. Men's:

27.02.2009 (Friday)
Ninth day:
Gold Medal Game
C Sweden - Norway

26.02.2009 (Thursday)
Eighth day:
Semifinals
B Sweden* - China 8-7

С Norway* - Korea 5-2

Bronze Medal Game
D Korea* - China 5-9

25.02.2009 (Wednesday)
Seventh day:
Tie-break #1
B Switzerland - China* 3-5

Day by Day. Round Robin. Men's:

Men's. Final Standings after Round Robin:

24.02.2009 (Tuesday)
Sixth day:
14:00
A Switzerland* - Japan 8-5
B China* - Norway 5-11
C Finland - Korea* 4-7
D Great Britain - Sweden* 5-7
E USA* - Canada 4-8

19:00
A China - Korea* 5-9
B Japan - Sweden* 1-11
C Norway* - USA 7-6 (EE)
D Finland - Canada* 7-5
E Switzerland* - Great Britain 8-5

23.02.2009 (Monday)
Fifth day:
14:00
A Sweden* - USA 7-0
B Finland - Great Britain* 4-11
C China* - Canada 7-4
D Norway - Switzerland* 5-4
E Japan - Korea* 11-8

22.02.2009 (Sunday)
Forth day:
09:00
A Korea* - Norway 5-10
B Canada* - Switzerland 4-9
C Great Britain - Japan* 7-6
D Sweden* - China 7-4
E Finland* - USA 4-12

19:00
A Finland - China* 1-9
B USA - Japan* 9-5
C Switzerland - Sweden 7-6
D Canada* - Korea 5-7
E Great Britain - Norway* 5-9

21.02.2009 (Saturday)
Third day:
14:00
A Great Britain* - Canada 7-8 (EE)
B Korea* - USA 8-5
C Sweden - Finland* 8-5
D Japan* - Norway 4-7
E China* - Switzerland 9-5

20.02.2009 (Friday)
Second day:
09:00
A Norway* - Sweden 4-7
B Switzerland* - Finland 8-3
C USA - China* 5-6
D Korea - Great Britain* 9-4
E Canada* - Japan 9-8

19:00
A Japan* - Finland 6-8 (EE)
B Great Britain* - China 2-7
C Canada* - Norway 10-2
D Switzerland - USA* 7-6 (EE)
E Korea - Sweden 6-9

19.02.2008 (Thursday)
First Day:
14:00
A USA - Great Britain* 5-6
B Sweden* - Canada 8-5
C Korea* - Switzerland 4-3
D China* - Japan 10-2
E Norway* - Finland 11-1

Men's Teams:

- Canada
Team: Mike Anderson (skip), William Francis, Paul Arkilander, Matt Mapletoft, Scott McGregor
Coach: Ken Mcormackc

- China
Team: Fengchun Wang (skip), Rui Liu, Xiaming Xu, Jialiang Zang, Lu An Chen
Coach: Zhangwei

- Finland
Team: Jani Sullanmaa (skip), Jere Sullanmaa, Riku Harjula, Toni Sepperi, Leo Makela
Coach:

- Great Britain
Team: John Hamilton (skip), Andrew Craigie, Tom Pendreigh, Michael Goodfellow, Ian Copland
Coach: David Ramsay

- Japan
Team: Naoki Iwanaga (skip), Shinichiro Ishinara, Jumpei Kanda, Shota Iino, Shotaro Hashimoto
Coach: Akemi Osawa

- Korea
Team: Kim Chang Min (skip), Kim Min Chan, Lim Myung Sup, Seong Se Hyeon, Seo Young Seon
Coach: Kim Kyung Seog

- Norway
Team: Thomas Lovold (skip), Christoffer Svae, Hans Roger Tommervold, Anders Bjoergum
Coach: Ole Ingvaldsen

- Sweden
Team: Niklas Edin (skip), Sebastian Kraupp, Fredrik Lindberg, Viktor Kjell
Coach: Gran Soren

- Switzerland
Team: Pascal Hess (skip), Yves Hess, Florian Zuerrer, Felix Attinger, Florian Meister
Coach: Martin Zurrer

- United States of America
Team: Christopher Pleasants (skip), Zachary Radmer, Jonathan Chartrand, Bret Norolund, Cory Yalowicki
Coach: James Pleasants

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