Curling in Russia - World Seniors Curling Championships 2008. Vierumaki, Finland

From 8 to 16 of march 2008 in Finland city Vierumaki take place World Seniors Curling Championships 2008. Vierumaki, Finland

First time in world curling history Russian National Seniors Team takes part in World Seniors Curling Championship.

Russian National Seniors Team 2008:

From left to right:
- Alexander Kolesnikov (skip). St. Petersburg
- Sergey Melnikov (vice-skip). St. Petersburg
- Vladimir Shevchenko. Moscow
- Sergey Korolenko. St. Petersburg
- Konstantin Zadvornov. St. Petersburg

- Day by day / Schedule / Groups: Men's - Women's -

Final standings (Men's):

1. Canada

2. Sweden

3. USA

4. Scotland

Final standings (Women's):

1. Canada

2. Scotland

3. Switzerland

4. Finland

15.03.2008 (Friday)
Eight day. Finals:
Men's. Semifinals, 09:00
A Men's. Scotland* - Canada 2-7

B Women's. Scotland* - Finland 5-4

C Men's. USA - Sweden* 5-6

D Women's. Canada* - Switzerland 8-3

Women's. Bronze medal game, 15:00
A Switzerland* - Finland 7-6

Women's. FINAL, 15:00
C Scotland - Canada* 2-10

Men's. Bronze medal game, 15:00
B Scotland* - USA 4-6

Men's. FINAL, 15:00
D Canada - Sweden* 8-0

14.03.2008 (Friday)
Seventh day:
Men's. Tie-brake, 12:00
C Scotland - Finland* 6-5

Women's. Tie-brake, 15:30
B Switzerland - USA* 6-5

Final standings after round robin. Men's:

Final standings after round robin. Women's:

13.03.2008 (Thursday)
Sixth day:
Women's. 08:30
A USA* - Japan 7-4
B Canada* - Sweden 9-5
C Switzerland - Finland* 6-4
D Scotland* - Ireland 9-7
E New Zealand* - England 6-9

Men's. 08:30
A Wales* - RUSSIA 9-6

B Denmark* - Estonia 4-6
C X
D Sweden* - Japan 7-1
E Canada* - Germany 6-1

Women's. 12:00
A New Zealand - Canada* 2-14
B USA - Switzerland* 10-9
C Scotland - Japan* 5-9
D England* - Sweden 2-10
E Finland - Ireland* 7-6

Men's. 15:30
A Denmark* - Switzerland 4-8
B RUSSIA - Japan* 3-9

C Estonia* - Canada 0-12
D X
E Wales* - Sweden 3-10

Men's. 19:00
A England - Scotland* 2-10
B Finland* - Norway 14-2
C X
D USA* - Ireland 11-2
E Iceland* - Italy 3-8

12.03.2008 (Wednesday)
Fifth day:
Men's. 08:00
A Italy* - Finland 3-5
B X
C Iceland - New Zealand* 5-9
D Norway - USA* (Norway won)
E Scotland* - Ireland 9-2

Men's. 11:20
A Japan - Canada 1-11
B X
C Denmark - Germany 2-7
D Estonia - Wales 5-8
E RUSSIA - Switzerland 3-10

Women's. 14:40
A Scotland - USA 13-2
B Finland - Canada 6-4
C New Zealand - Sweden 6-7
D Ireland - Japan 6-3
E England - Switzerland 4-7

Men's. 18:00
A Ireland - New Zealand 8-7
B Scotland - Iceland 10-3
C Norway - England 1-5
D X
E USA - Finland 7-5

Women's. 21:20
A Sweden - Finland 11-2
B Scotland - England 11-2
C USA - Ireland 10-8
D Switzerland - New Zealand (Switzerland won)
E Canada - Japan 7-3

11.03.2008 (Tuesday )
Forth day:
Women's. 08:00
A England - Ireland 3-9
B Japan - Finland 5-9
C Sweden - Scotland 7-5
D Canada - Switzerland 5-6
E USA - New Zealand 13-1

Men's. 11:20
A Switzerland* - Estonia 9-7
B Germany* - Wales 13-2
C RUSSIA - Sweden* 2-11

D Japan - Denmark* 10-5
E X

Men's. 14:40
A X
B Iceland - USA* 0-8
C Ireland* - Finland 5-6
D New Zealand - Scotland* 2-11
E Italy* - England 6-8

Women's. 18:00
A Japan - Switzerland 5-8
B Ireland - New Zealand 13-4
C England - Canada 5-7
D Sweden - USA 2-7
E Scotland - Finland 10-4

Men's. 21:20
A X
B Canada* - RUSSIA 8-2

C Wales - Japan* 4-5
D Germany - Switzerland* 5-3
E Sweden* - Estonia 11-5

10.03.2008 (Monday)
Third day:
Men's. 08:30
A Sweden* - Germany 5-4
B Switzerland - Canada* 2-10
C Finland* - Iceland 9-3
D RUSSIA - Estonia* 10-8

E Denmark* - Wales 6-7

Men's. 12:00
A USA* - Italy 6-2
B Norway* - Scotland 2-17
C X
D X
E England* - New Zealand 9-6

Women's. 15:30
A Canada - Scotland 11-1
B England - USA 6-9
C Ireland - Switzerland 4-8
D New Zealand - Finland 2-15
E Japan - Sweden 6-5

Men's. 19:00
A Norway - Ireland* 3-8
B Italy - New Zealand* 5-7
C X
D Iceland - England* 5-8
E Finland* - Scotland 7-6

09.03.2008 (Sunday)
Second day:
Women's. 08:30
A Switzerland - Sweden 3-8
B New Zealand - Scotland 5-11
C Finland - USA 11-4
D Japan - England 4-12
E Ireland - Canada 3-5

Men's. 12:00
A Scotland - USA 7-3
B New Zealand - Finland 4-5
C England - Ireland 5-6
D Italy - Norway 6-5
E X

Men's. 15:30
A X
B Sweden - Denmark 7-2
C Germany - Estonia 13-4
D Wales - Canada 3-12
E Switzerland - Japan 10-5

Men's. 19:00
A Iceland - Norway 6-3
B Ireland - Italy 8-3
C New Zealand - USA 3-4
D England - Finland 6-7
E X

08.03.2008 (Saturday)
First day:
Men's. 08:30
A X
B USA - England 6-3
C Scotland - Italy 9-2
D Ireland - Iceland 8-2
E New Zealand - Norway 10-2

Men's. 12:00
A Canada - Sweden* 6-3
B X
C Japan - Germany* 6-7
D Switzerland - Wales 10-3
E Denmark - RUSSIA* 6-8

Women's. 15:30
A Finland - England 8-3
B Sweden - Ireland 5-6
C Japan - New Zealand 9-1
D USA - Canada 2-7
E Switzerland - Scotland 4-9

Men's. 19:00
A Estonia - Japan 4-11
B X
C Canada - Denmark
D Switzerland - Sweden 3-10
E Germany - RUSSIA 7-4

Schedule (Download in XLS, 154Kb)

Men's part

Group A (BLUE Group)

- England
Team: MIchael Sutherland, John Brown, John MacDougall and Robin Gemmel

- Ireland
Team: Tony Tierney, David Whyte, David Smith and John Burns

- Iceland
Team: Gisli kristinsson, Kristjan Thorkelsson, Kristjan Bjarnason Pall Tomasson and Eirikur Boasson

- Italy
Team: Gino Savoi, Bruno Gottardi, Giancarlo Corbellari, Livio de Giovanelli and Carlo Dessimoni

- New Zealand
Team: Peter Becker, Richard Morgan, Murray Patherick, John Sanders, John Allen and Nelson Ede

- Norway
Team: Leif Hald (skip), Bjorn Pedersen, Freddi Giertsen, Erik Thoren

- USA
Team: David Russell, Bill Rhyme, Mike Fraboni, Mark Swandby and Dave Carlson

- Finland
Team: Juhani Heinonen, Paavo Ruotto, Mauno Nummila and Ilkka Musto

- Scotland
Team: Graeme Adam, Ken Horton, Stuart Naismith and Alan MacLennan

Group B (RED Group)

- Germany
Team: Klaus Unterstab, Reinhard Oelschlager, Joachim Fritz, Joachim Hagen and Thomas Frey

- Denmark
Team: Finn Guldholm, Johannes Jensen, Palle Bork, Finn Nielsen and Allan Ploug

- Canada
Team: Pat Ryan, Marv Wirth, Ken McLean and Millan Evans

- RUSSIA
Team: Alexander Kolesnikov (skip), Sergey Melnikov, Vladimir Shevchenko, Sergey Korolenko and Konstantin Zadvornov

- Wales
Team: Meikle, Yuille, Cairns and Hodge

- Switzerland
Team: Hugo Jaggi, Peter Webber, Joos Laubscher, Silvio Novaglia and Heinz Holzer

- Sweden
Team: Bo Andersson, Carl von Wendt, Gunnar Aberg and Per Lindeman

- Estonia
Team: Leo Jakobson, Toomas Lill, Sven Petermann, Juri Rouk and Andrus Allika

- Japan
Team: Akinori Kashiwagi, Kazuyuki Tsuchiya, Teruo Morizzumi, Kazuaki Tsuchiya and Ryochi Kiuchi

Women's part

- England
Team: Glynnice Lauder, Venetia Scott, Joan Reed and Moira Davison

- Ireland
Team: Fiona Turnbull, Jane Paterson, Isobel Fyfe and Kathie Nixon

- Canada
Team: Diane Foster, Shirley McPherson, Christine Wilson, Shirley Kohuch

- New Zealand
Team: LKizz Matthews, Christine Bewick, Pauline Farra and Cathy Fenton

- USA
Team: Pam Oleinik, Laurie Rahn, Susan Curtis, Jo Ann Matthews and Donna Purkey

- Finland
Team: Helena Timonen, Mimmi Koivula, Ella llmakangas, Terttu Pakarinen and Kirsti Kauste

- Switzerland
Team: Renate Nedkoff, Lotti Pieper, Silvia Niederer, Brigitta Keller and Irene Goridis

- Sweden
Team: Ingrid Meldahl, Ann-Catrin Kjerr, Birgitta Torn, Sylvia Malmberg Liljefors and Inger Berg

- Scotland
Team: Kirsty Letton, Judy Mackenzie, Pat Orr and Anne MacDougall

- Japan
Team: Akinori Kashiwagi, Kazuyuki Tsuchiya, Teruo Moriizumi, Kazuaki Tsuchiya and Ryochi Kiuchi

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