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International Junior Club Curling Bonspiel International Junior Club Curling Bonspiel MurrayfieldMurrayfield 20172017 MarchMarch 31st31st -- AprilApril 2nd2nd Welcome to Edinburgh Dear Junior Curlers, Coaches and Guests, The Local Organising Committee and Bonspiel Management Team welcome you all to Edinburgh! We are delighted to welcome the teams from England, Germany, Italy, Japan, Scotland and Switzerland to our 15th International Junior Curling Club Bonspiel, hosted by Gogar Park Young Curlers, Edinburgh, Scotland. Please find below all the necessary information you will need for the weekend. This includes the draw times within the two groups (Leagues A and B), the schedule of play, the basic rules, and the detailed schedule of events during your stay over the weekend. Please refer to your invitation pack for full game rules. We all wish you all good curling and lots of fun over the weekend! For the Bonspiel Management Team Dear Curlers, I would like to welcome everyone to Murrayfield ice rink for the 15th year of the International Junior Curling Club Bonspiel. This is a great chance for young curlers to meet their peers from around the world and gain new experiences. The IJCCB is not only a way for the young curlers to improve their knowledge in curling but also learn about Scottish culture. I wish everyone the best of luck in the competition and hope you all enjoy your time in Scotland. David Baird President Gogar Park Young Curlers On behalf of the local organising committee I wish you all a very warm welcome to Edinburgh. Gogar Park Young Curlers are delighted to host the 2017 IJCCB and our team have been working extremely hard to provide you with what should be a truly memorable curling experience. A massive thank you to all the individuals and businesses who have supported this bonspiel. Edinburgh is a beautiful and historic city which we hope you will find time to explore between games. We wish you all good curling and an enjoyable weekend! Andrew Barr, on behalf of the Local Organising Committee Contact Information Ice Hall Address: 13 Riversdale Cresent, Edinburgh, EH12 5XN, Scotland +44 131 337 4242 Hotel Address: Ibis Hotel, Edinburgh Business Park, 6 Lochside View, Edinburgh, EH12 9DH +44 131 446 5900 LOC/BMT: Andrew Barr +44 (0) 7798 505216 Jenny Barr +44 (0) 7733 230400 Dee McGinty +33 647 443150 Mark Steffen +41 79 435 9464 Gesa Angrick +49 173 5282660 Marcus Angrick +49 172 8564581 Games Master: Marcus Angrick Tel.P +49 8867 642 Mobile: +49 172 8564581 Email: [email protected] Programme and Social Events Friday 31st March 1400 - 1500 Practice League B first practice (15min per team) League A second practice (15min per team) 1545 Opening Ceremony in Ice Hall 1615 Ice Prep 1700 League B, Game 1 1715 League A meal 1900 League A, Game 1 1915 League B meal 2030 - 2130 Travel back to hotel by tram Saturday 1st April 0845 - 0915 Arrive at Murrayfield Curling Rink 0930 League A, Game 2 0930 League B Group 1 SRU Tour 0945 League B Group 2 SRU Tour 1130 League B, Game 2 1145 League A Lunch Group 5 1200 League A Group 3 SRU Tour 1215 League A Group 4 SRU Tour 1230 League A Group 5 SRU Tour 1315 League A Lunch Group 3 1330 League A Lunch Group 4 1330 Ice Prep 1345 League B Lunch Group 1 1400 League B Lunch Group 2 1415 League A Game 3 1615 League B Game 3 1745 League A Dinner 1845 League B Dinner 1930 League A Skating Session at Murrayfield Ice Rink 1930 Coaches Bonspiel 1945 League B Skating Session at Murrayfield Ice Rink 2200 - 2230 Travel back to Hotel Sunday 2nd April 0815 - 0845 Arrive at Murrayfield Curling Rink 0900 League A, Game 4 1100 League B, Game 4 1200 League A lunch 1300 Ice Prep 1300 League B lunch 1345 Finals for both Leagues 1600 Closing Ceremony and Presentation 1645 Depart to Airport/Hotel or into Edinburgh City Centre by tram Monday 3rd April Departure of all remaining teams Rules of Play The tournament will be played according to the rules of the WCF and the rules published in the tournament invitations. Mode of Play: The 2 leagues will play 4 games each (8 ends, no extra end) within the leagues. Scoring by the “Schenkel” System (with scores accumulated, including the finals). No team playing another more than once (top down adjustment), finals excepted. Pairs already played each other will be replaced downwards. The top 6 teams per league qualify for the final round. Duration of the games: All games will be 8 ends without extra end. The bell will ring after 1 hour and 40 minutes. Ends started before the bell rings can be finished. Every game should be finished after 1 hour 50 minutes. The time schedules are based on this schedule! Skips are asked to avoid long discussions within the team. The games master has the authority to give the team discussing too long a time frame of 30 seconds for the delivery of the next stone. If the team cannot play the stone within this period, the stone will be considered as played and the opponent team will continue with the game. Toss: Before every game the toss shall decide on who will play first stone. Ranking: Ranking is set up as follows: -2 points for a win, 1 for a tie; points, ends, shots scored if equal on this base the direct result (win/loss) League A Teams and Players Kent & Sussex Bern Stuart Shaw Michelle Schlachter Ethan Conlin Christian Heinimann Archer Woods Jasmin Villars Harry Pinnell Fabienne Voser Olivia Millar Geising Biel/Bienne Vanessa Kühnel Aline Fellmann Klara-Hermine Fomm Eveline Matti Sophie Lutz Danielle Gribi Marlene Grieser Sarah Müller Barbara Frisch Fussen A1 CRB Mia Höhne Bastian Eichenberger Emira Abbes Gregory Müggler Sophia Rösel Noé Traub Benny Kapp Linus Imfeld Fussen A2 Champery Magnus Sutor Xavier Michaud Laura Mayrhans Nicolas Collomb Willi Eitel Nathan Dussez Leonie Schöberl Robin Bochatay Julan Mauron Cembra 88 Lausanne/Morges Luca Rizzolli Mélissa Tanner Nicola Gottardi Celine Schwizgebel Alessandro Ordorizzi Anaëlle Ciganek Giovanni Gottardi Emma Suter Ismael Antonelli Gogar Park Laufen Adam Keron Timo Daniel Kirsty Barr Ivo Bossart Holly Davis Fabian Hof Emma Barr Cédric Colin Kinross Dumfries James Hay Ross Whyte Grant Barr Fraser Morton Finlay Campbell Victoria Brett Gavin Hay Mollie Marley-Milligan Gregor Bousie League A Results Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Kent & Sussex Geising Fussen A1 Fussen A2 Cembra 88 Gogar Park Kinross Bern Biel/Bienne CRB Champery Lausanne/Morges Laufen Dumfries League B Teams and Players Kent & Sussex Kinross Orlagh Hensey Ben Cormack Sydney Boyd Beth Farmer Gaby Smith Craig Barr Anna Howey Kirstin Bousie Mia Andell Geising Solothurn Boys Tom Riehle Jan Iseli Elias Kolde Max Winz Eric Tiebel Sebastian Keiser Liam Orschel Kim Schwaller Pascal Berber Asama HSC Solothurn Girls Shunto Tsuchiya Nadine Bärtschiger Ryo Komiyama Julia Andres Yuhei Tsuchiya Gina Mombelli Kazuki Furukoshi Fabienne Mollet Hikaru Koshimizu Stefanie Habegger Gogar Park CRB Rachel Dakers Fabio Derungs Chris Morris Jan Hiltesperger Manuel Jermann Becky Culverwell Yannick Jermann Magnus Robertson Ayr Juniors Lausanne Olympique Ryan Kennedy David-Alexandre Mottaz Logan Middleton Jérémie Fraefel Beth Rowley Ludovic Santamaria Karen Shepherd Kevin Berset League B Results Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Pts Ends Shts Kent & Sussex Geising Asama HSC Gogar Park Ayr Juniors Kinross Solothurn Boys Solothurn Girls CRB Lausanne Olympique CompetitionCompetition InformationInformation Allister Boyd Award: Each player from each league will vote for one player of their League for this Special award. Votes should be based on fair play, communication between players and teams on and off the ice, promoting the ethos and camaraderie of Curling and not so much his or her performance on the ice. Please do not leave valuables in the changing rooms or on the barrier Mobile telephones (Handy/Portable): These items must be switched off when on the ice! Drinks, food, broom bags, rubbish, etc: After each game, every team should clear the area behind the rink and take all their belongings with them. Alcoholic beverages: We want to make clear to all participants that Scottish law does not allow minors under the age of 18 to purchase or drink alcoholic beverages anywhere. The LOC and BMT fully backup the campaign of the Curling Associations for a non-alcoholic; drug and nicotine free junior curling experience. Therefore, the consumption of alcoholic beverages during the Bonspiel weekend is ZERO for all Players. Under no circumstances must private purchases of alcohol be taken into or consumed in the ice hall or accommodation areas. * Please see the special note at the end on the Scottish Licencing Law - ‘Challenge 25’. Non Smoking Rule Smoking is forbidden in the Curling Hall, the Hotel and any venue visited, except for the designated areas indicated at each location. What to bring: Please bring your national or regional flag for the opening and closing ceremonies. It’s also a nice tradition that teams exchange a small gift before each game (a club pin, a traditional sweet, a team-picture etc.). Accommodation: Accommodation will be at the’ Ibis Hotel’, Edinburgh Park, Edinburgh. Rooms will be twin or triple. The LOC have tried to keep the teams and coaches together. But some might have to share rooms with other teams and nations. All rooms featuring en-suite bathrooms, air-cooling and a flat-screen TV. All rooms are 100% non-smoking. *Scottish Licencing Law - ‘Challenge 25’.
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