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21st Pacific Junior Curling Championships Naseby, New Zealand 9th – 15th January 2011 OFFICIALS President NZCA James Armstrong Organising Committee Chairman Peter Becker Darren Carson Nelson Ede James Hazlett Merv Jamieson Chief Umpire Eeva Rothlisberger Deputy Chief Umpire Darren Carson Ice Master Nelson Ede Curling Rink Managers Sam Inder Marilyn Swinbourn MMAAYYOORR’’SS WWEELLCCOOMMEE Welcome to Central Otago, to Naseby, and to the Maniototo Curling International Inc. I hope all teams have arrived in good shape, and that you are fit and ready for a great tournament. Enjoy your time in Central – we’re good hosts, and we’ll look after you well. Congratulations to the New Zealand Curling Association for putting together this tournament and to Peter Becker and his local organising committee for making this happen. If you have the time, take a look around this part of New Zealand while you’re here. Enjoy our hospitality, our summer fruit, take-in our outstanding landscape and enjoy our summer weather. Good luck to all competitors. Travel home safely. Tony Lepper Mayor Central Otago WWOORRLLDD CCUURRLLIINNGG FFEEDDEERRAATTIIOONN PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT’’SS MMEESSSSAAGGEE On behalf of the World Curling Federation, it gives me great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2011 Pacific Junior Curling Championships in Naseby, New Zealand. I would like to congratulate the New Zealand Curling Association for the tremendous effort they have put in to ensure the success of this International Curling event and wish all competitors good luck and good curling as they compete for a place in the World Junior Curling Championships 2011. President World Curling Federation PPAACCIIFFIICC CCUURRLLIINNGG FFEEDDEERRAATTIIOONN PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT’’SS MMEESSSSAAGGEE I would like to express my deep gratitude to New Zealand Curling Association and Naseby Organizing Committee for hosting this very important annual event of the Pacific Curling Federation I am very pleased to welcome Pacific junior curlers to Naseby Curling Arena. In recent years, Pacific Curling Federation has finally succeeded in sending top notch curlers to the world. In order to keep this momentum going, we must produce layers after layers of competitive juniors. This is where their accumulated techniques meet for the title of the Pacific Junior Champions and for the tickets to the World Junior Curling Championships at Perth, Scotland in March, 2011. Good luck and good curling!!! Hiroyuki Saito President, Pacific Curling Federation NNEEWW ZZEEAALLAANNDD CCUURRLLIINNGG AASSSSOOCCIIAATTIIOONN PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT’’SS MMEESSSSAAGGEE On behalf of the New Zealand Curling Association I would like to welcome all competitors, officials and visitors to Naseby, New Zealand for the Pacific Junior Curling Championships. I hope you all enjoy your curling in Naseby as well as a wonderful spirit of competition. I would like to thank the organising committee, volunteers and Maniototo Curling International for all the hard work they have put in to make what I know will be a successful competition. James Armstrong President New Zealand Curling Association OORRGGAANNIISSIINNGG CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE CCHHAAIIRRMMAANN’’SS MMEESSSSAAGGEE On behalf of the organising committee of the Pacific Junior Curling Championships for 2011, I would like to welcome the Junior Men’s & Junior Women’s teams and Officials, from Australia, China, Japan, Korea and New Zealand, to Naseby, for this event. I hope you enjoy the experience of curling on my home rink in our mid-summer and partake in the hospitality of the small town of Naseby while you are here. My wish is that you have some great games and make lots of new friends. Good luck & good curling. Peter Becker CHAIRMAN ORGANISING COMMITTEE 2011 PACIFIC JUNIOR CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS (PJCC) NASEBY, NEW ZEALAND 9 – 15 JANUARY 2011 1. World Curling Federation (WCF) rules apply, unless otherwise indicated below, or stated during the official Team Meeting, which is scheduled between 11:45 – 12:15 at the Naseby Curling Club on Sunday, 9 January 2011. 2. The Junior Women (5 teams) and the Junior Men (5 teams) will play a double round robin series. At the end of the round robins there will be a ranking established for places 1 to 3 using the WCF Rules of Competition (C9) -Team Ranking Procedure. In the single semi-final games the teams ranked # 2 will play against the teams ranked # 3. The winners of the semi-final will play in the Gold/Silver medal games against the teams that were ranked # 1. The winners of the Gold Medal games will qualify for the 2011 World Junior Curling Championships (WJCC). 3. All games will be ten (10) ends, with extra end(s) to break tied games. 4. There will be a ten minute practice for each team before every game. The practice starts 30 minutes before the scheduled game time that is shown on the schedule (i.e. – schedule shows 10:00 therefore 09:30 – 09:40 the team having last stone in the first end practices, 09:40 – 09:50 the other team practices, 09:50 – 10:00 ice cleaning, 10:00 the game starts). 5. In the official schedule the indicates last stone in the first end. Since every team plays every other team twice, they will have last stone in the first end in one of those games, and will be without last stone in the first end in the other game. 6. In the semi-final and Gold/Silver game, if one team is clearly ahead of their opponent after the round-robin, or if tied and one team won both round robin games, then that team will have last stone advantage in the first end (first practice) and there will be toss for stone colour. If no team is clearly ahead and neither tied team won both round robin games, then there will be a coin toss and the winner of the toss will have the choice of last stone in the first end (first practice), or choice of stone colour. 7. First named team in each of the round-robin games plays the stones with the dark coloured handles and should wear dark coloured upper playing garments. 8. The Chief Umpire will determine the schedule and ice for any necessary tiebreaker games as soon as the number of games required and the opponents have been clearly determined. Additional training times and ice will also be decided by the Chief Umpire. Teams – Junior Women: Teams – JUNIOR MEN: aus – Australia AUS - Australia chn – China CHN – China jpn – Japan JPN – Japan kor – Korea KOR – Korea nzl – New Zealand NZL – New Zealand PLAYING SCHEDULE Day Date Time Sheet A Sheet B Sheet C Sheet D Saturday 8 Jan Arrival of the Teams… 09:00 KOR AUS NZL CHN 10:30 JPN aus chn kor 11:45 TEAM MEETING – Naseby Curling Club Sunday 9 Jan 12:30 nzl jpn KOR AUS (Training) 14:00 NZL CHN JPN aus 15:30 chn kor nzl jpn 18:30 WELCOME RECEPTION at the Naseby Curling Club 10:00 KOR – AUS NZL – CHN jpn - aus chn - kor Monday 10 Jan 16:00 nzl - jpn aus - chn CHN – KOR JPN – NZL 10:00 JPN – CHN jpn - kor NZL – AUS nzl - aus Tuesday 11 Jan 16:00 kor - aus KOR – JPN chn - nzl AUS – CHN 10:00 AUS – JPN chn - jpn KOR – NZL kor - nzl Wednesday 12 Jan 16:00 CHN – NZL AUS – KOR kor - chn aus - jpn 10:00 aus - chn JPN – NZL nzl - jpn CHN – KOR Thursday 13 Jan 16:00 jpn - kor nzl - aus JPN – CHN NZL – AUS 09:00 chn - nzl CHN – AUS aus - kor KOR – JPN Friday 14 Jan 14:30 NZL – KOR kor - nzl AUS – JPN jpn - chn 19:30 TIEBREAKERS (if required) JUNIOR MEN – 2 vs 3 (Semi-final) 09:00 Junior Women – 2 vs 3 (Semi-final) (Sheets will be determined by the Chief Umpire) JUNIOR MEN’S Gold Medal Game 14:30 Junior Women’s Gold Medal Game Saturday 15 Jan (Sheets will be determined by the Chief Umpire) 17:30 CLOSING CEREMONY & MEDAL PRESENTATION 19:00 FAREWELL PARTY Note: Every team will receive two one-hour training sessions (15 minutes each sheet) on Sunday, 9 January, as indicated in the schedule. The training sessions will be controlled by the Umpires who will indicate the time the teams should switch from sheet to sheet. GOOD CURLING SCORE SHEET Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total New Zealand Junior Women Chelsea Farley Age 19 Position in Team Skip Curling Club Auckland Years of Curling 5 Curling Background Schools Team 2006, Auckland Curling Club 2009. National Girls Secondary School Champs 2008 and 2009. Occupation Student Hobbies & Other Sports Programming, hockey & table tennis. Thivya Jeyaranjan Age 19 Position in Team Third Curling Club Auckland Years of Curling 5 Curling Background Schools Team 2006, Auckland Curling Club 2009. National Girls Secondary School Champs 2008 and 2009. Occupation Student Hobbies & Other Sports Netball & table tennis. Tessa Farley Age 17 Position in Team Second Curling Club Auckland Years of Curling 5 Curling Background Schools Team in 2006, Auckland Curling Club 2009. New Zealand Secondary Schools Girls Champs 2008 to 2010. Occupation Student Hobbies & Other Sports Underwater Hockey, dog groomer, Duke of Edinburgh Emily Whelan Age 19 Position in Team Lead Curling Club Auckland Years of Curling 4-5 Curling Background Auckland Curling Club Team, placed 2nd in 2010.