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2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan TEAM AND PLAYER IDENTIFICATION 1 Alberta (Brust) ALTA La Glace CC La Glace Player no. 1 - Tina McDonald normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Ken Powell normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Karen Powell(Skip) normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Ralph Brust (V Skip) normally throws last rocks. 2 B.C. (DeCap) B.C. Kamloops CC Kamloops Player no. 1 - Lanette Nordick normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brian Windsor normally throws second rocks.(LH) Player no. 3 - Kristen Windsor normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Scott DeCap normally throws last rocks. Player no. 5 - Linda Bjork is a spare. 3 Manitoba (McNamee) MAN Brandon CC Brandon Player no. 1 - Tanya Robins normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brendan Taylor normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Tasha Hunter normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Terry McNamee normally throws last rocks. 4 N.B. (Odishaw) N.B. Capital Winter Club Fredericton Player no. 1 - Jane Boyle normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Kevin Boyle normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Becky Atkinson normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Terry Odishaw normally throws last rocks. 5 NL (Nichols) NL St. John's CC St. John's Player no. 1 - Jennifer Guzzwell normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brent Hamilton normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Shelley Nichols normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Mark Nichols normally throws last rocks. 6 N.Ont (Scharf) NONT Port Arthur CC Thunder Bay Player no. 1 - Amy Stachiw normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Mike McCarville normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Krista Scharf normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Joe Scharf normally throws last rocks. 7 NWT/Yukon (Koe) NWTY Yellowknife CC Yellowknife Player no. 1 - Kelly Kaylo normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brad Chorostkowski normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Monique Gagnier normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Jamie Koe normally throws last rocks. ©Copyright 2006 Canadian Curling Association - 1 - 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan TEAM AND PLAYER IDENTIFICATION REPORT CONTINUED 8 N.S. (Flemming) N.S. Mayflower CC Halifax Player no. 1 - Hayley Clarke normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Alan Cameron normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Melanie Comstock normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Paul Flemming normally throws last rocks. 9 Ontario (Daniel) ONT Sun Parlour CC Leamington Player no. 1 - Kim Ambrose normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Spencer Townley normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Kerry Lackie normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Phil Daniel normally throws last rocks. 10 PEI (Dolan) PEI Charlottetown CC Charlottetown Player no. 1 - Mike Dillon normally throws lead rocks.(LH) Player no. 2 - Marion MacAulay normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Kevin Champion normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Kim Dolan normally throws last rocks. 11 Quebec (Belisle) QUE Longue-Pointe CC Montreal Player no. 1 - Christian Bouchard normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Martine Comeau normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Mark McClory normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Eve Belisle normally throws last rocks. Player no. 5 - Bo Gill is a spare. 12 Sask (George) SASK Davidson CC Davidson Player no. 1 - Maegan Strueby normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Ben Hebert normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Jolene McIvor normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Kyle George normally throws last rocks. ©Copyright 2006 Canadian Curling Association - 2 - 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan GAME SCORES BY DRAW DRAW A B C D E F 1 NONT 4 MAN 10 *B.C. 8 NL 9 *QUE 7 ONT 6 *SASK 7 *PEI 4 NWTY 7 *N.S. 3 ALTA 4 *N.B. 7 2 *N.B. 6 *ALTA 7 *N.S. 6 *NWTY 10 *ONT 7 *PEI 10 QUE 9 NL 5 B.C. 7 MAN 8 NONT 1 SASK 6 3 *SASK 10 *NONT 7 *MAN 5 *B.C. 7 *NL 8 *QUE 7 NWTY 3 PEI 4 N.S. 6 ALTA 3 N.B. 5 ONT 2 4 *ONT 10 *N.B. 5 *ALTA 5 *QUE 5 *N.S. 3 *NWTY 7 NL 9 B.C. 9 MAN 9 NONT 6 SASK 9 PEI 4 5 *PEI 6 *SASK 7 *NONT 7 *MAN 6 *B.C. 5 *NL 7 N.S. 10 ALTA 9 NWTY 2 N.B. 8 ONT 7 QUE 4 6 *QUE 5 *ONT 7 *NL 8 *N.B. 5 *ALTA 5 *N.S. 8 B.C. 8 MAN 9 NONT 2 SASK 7 PEI 4 NWTY 7 7 *NWTY 6 *PEI 5 *SASK 8 *NONT 5 *MAN 7 *B.C. 3 ALTA 4 N.B. 10 ONT 1 N.S. 6 QUE 2 NL 7 8 *NL 6 *B.C. 7 *QUE 4 *ONT 7 *N.B. 10 *ALTA 7 MAN 5 NONT 6 SASK 7 PEI 6 NWTY 0 N.S. 8 9 *N.S. 6 *NWTY 4 *PEI 7 *SASK 8 *NONT 9 *MAN 6 N.B. 7 ONT 8 QUE 3 NL 3 ALTA 5 B.C. 5 10 *MAN 9 *B.C. 5 *N.B. 5 *QUE 7 *NL 7 *ONT 5 NONT 2 SASK 1 ALTA 3 NWTY 5 PEI 6 N.S. 9 11 *ALTA 3 *N.S. 8 *NWTY 5 *PEI 7 *SASK 5 *NONT 6 ONT 7 QUE 1 NL 6 B.C. 4 MAN 4 N.B. 2 --- END OF ROUND ROBIN --- 12 N.S. 8 *B.C. 4 13 *NL 9 N.S. 7 14 NL 7 *SASK 5 ©Copyright 2006 Canadian Curling Association - 3 - 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan TEAM STANDINGS AFTER 11 DRAWS TEAM WINS LOSSES RANK Sask (George) 8 3 1 NL (Nichols) 8 3 2 B.C. (DeCap) 7 4 3 N.S. (Flemming) 7 4 4 N.B. (Odishaw) 6 5 5 Manitoba (McNamee) 6 5 6 Ontario (Daniel) 6 5 7 N.Ont (Scharf) 5 6 8 Quebec (Belisle) 4 7 9 NWT/Yukon (Koe) 3 8 10 Alberta (Brust) 3 8 11 PEI (Dolan) 3 8 12 ©Copyright 2006 Canadian Curling Association - 4 - 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan TEAM WIN/LOSS GRID AFTER 11 DRAWS ALTA B.C. MAN N.B. NL NONT NWTY N.S. ONT PEI QUE SASK ALTA * L L L W L L L L W L W B.C. W * L W L W W W L L W W MAN W W * L L W L L W W W L N.B. W L W * L L W W W W L L NL L W W W * W W W L W W L NONT W L L W L * W L L W W L NWTY W L W L L L * L L W L L N.S. W L W L L W W * W W W L ONT W W L L W W W L * W L L PEI L W L L L L L L L * W W QUE W L L W L L W L W L * L SASK L L W W W W W W W L W * ©Copyright 2006 Canadian Curling Association - 5 - 28MAR06 2005 Canadian Mixed Championship Prince Albert, Saskatchewan POSITIONAL CUMULATIVE PERCENTAGES REPORT DRAW-----> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AVG LEADS 1 Kelly Kaylo NWTY 88 78 88 71 81 97 86 95 88 89 91 87 2 Maegan Strueby SASK 93 74 91 78 84 84 88 79 89 90 88 85 2 Tina McDonald ALTA 86 82 82 79 93 75 81 91 94 83 93 85 4 Kim Ambrose ONT 96 87 81 80 75 93 90 80 78 74 90 84 5 Amy Stachiw NONT 85 82 76 85 85 96 76 73 89 84 89 83 6 Jennifer Guzzwell NL 77 66 89 90 83 78 70 75 94 95 89 82 6 Christian Bouchard QUE 90 62 89 90 83 69 94 93 89 71 69 82 8 Hayley Clarke N.S. 84 84 70 77 76 81 90 81 84 82 79 81 9 Mike Dillon PEI 76 76 88 78 88 76 82 86 70 86 67 80 10 Jane Boyle N.B. 90 78 82 56 76 65 87100 77 79 86 79 11 Tanya Robins MAN 69 80 79 83 81 76 91 84 66 75 80 78 12 Lanette Nordick B.C. 60 83 79 65 80 66 64 66 86 74 81 73 SECONDS 1 Ben Hebert SASK 90 72 82 84 80 86100 89 66 92 82 84 2 Brendan Taylor MAN 81 80 86 91 74 86 89 68 80 89 81 82 3 Brian Windsor B.C. 81 80 85 86 86 75 69 79 81 74 83 80 4 Brent Hamilton NL 69 75 84 68 85 90 84 80 77 83 76 79 4 Spencer Townley ONT 84 79 78 56 78 75 94 89 83 82 75 79 4 Mike McCarville NONT 69 61 81 89 79 83 76 75 91 84 80 79 7 Brad Chorostkowski NWTY 71 90 86 71 79 83 83 71 64 84 79 78 8 Kevin Boyle N.B. 74 80 76 59 73 76 86 84 75 86 74 76 9 Ken Powell ALTA 69 65 78 68 89 85 70 85 80 76 61 75 10 Alan Cameron N.S. 77 85 79 53 64 73 76 81 69 75 77 74 11 Marion MacAulay PEI 79 65 63 75 69 59 75 73 94 89 69 73 12 Martine Comeau QUE 81 65 73 68 63 75 56 83 81 69 58 70 THIRDS 1 Jolene McIvor SASK 85 65 91 70 83 78 85 95 84 92 81 83 2 Mark McClory QUE 86 69 86 81 80 89 66 84 91 89 48 79 3 Tasha Hunter MAN 76 68 78 75 72 76 83 78 86 68 90 78 3 Kevin Champion PEI 69 74 74 75 75 70 92 83 81 78 84 78 5 Krista Scharf NONT 84 75 66 75 90 73 68 75 86 82 84 77 5 Shelley Nichols NL 84 65 88 81 81 94 65 71 69 71 86 77 7 Becky Atkinson N.B.
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