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PACIFIC-ASIA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 Olympic Sports Center, Nanjing, China 18-26 November CONFIRMED TEAMS - as of 18/11/2011 WOMEN MEN CHINA (CHN) AUSTRALIA (AUS) Fourth Bingyu Wang (Skip) Fourth Hugh Millikin (Skip) Third Yue Sun Third Wyatt Buck Second Qingshuang Yue Second Matthew Panoussi Lead Yan Zhou Lead Vaughan Rossier Alternate Jinli Liu Alternate Team Coach Wei Zhang Team Coach Gwyn Buck JAPAN (JPN) CHINA (CHN) Fourth Satsuki Fujisawa (Skip) Fourth Rui Liu (Skip) Third Miyo Ichikawa Third Xiaoming Xu Second Emi Shimizu Second Dexin Ba Lead Miyuki Satoh Lead Lu'an Chen Alternate Chiaki Matsumura Alternate Jialiang Zang Team Coaches Hatomi Nagaoka/Hiroaki Wada Team Coach Lorne Hamblin KOREA (KOR) JAPAN (JPN) Fourth Ji-Sun Kim (Skip) Fourth Makoto Tsuruga (Skip) Third Seul-Bee Lee Third Yuki Sawamukai Second Un-Chi Gim Second Yusaku Shibaya Lead Hyun-Jung Lee Lead Ryosuke Haneishi Alternate Mi-Sung Shin Alternate Taichi Teramachi Team Coach Min-Suk Choi Team Coaches Hitoshi Matsudaira/Shinya Abe NEW ZEALAND (NZL) KOREA (KOR) Fourth Chelsea Farley (Skip) Fourth Chang-Min Kim (Skip) Third Brydie Donald Third Min-Chan Kim Second Thivya Jeyaranjan Second Se-Hyeon Seong Lead Natalie Campbell Lead Young-Seon Seo Alternate Tessa Farley Alternate Eun-Su Oh Team Coach John Campbell Team Coach Kyung-Doo Kim NEW ZEALAND (NZL) Fourth Peter de Boer (Skip) Third Sean Becker Second Scott Becker Lead Kenny Thomson Alternate Philip Dowling Team Coach Peter Becker CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE) Fourth Randolph Shen (Skip) http://www.njaoti.cn/ Third Brendon Liu Second Nicholas Hsu Lead/Second Justin Hsu Alternate Steve Koo Team Coach Greg Monkman World Curling Federation [email protected] www.worldcurling.org 18/11/2011.

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