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Trophée Crawford Trophée Crawford Le trophée Crawford a été décerné pour la première fois en 1999 lors de compétitions féminines. Trophée Crawford : 19-21, février 1999 Hollyburn Country Club West Vancouver BC Canada 1 USA 1 Capt.Robert Smart,Vancouver,BC Capt.Kevin Jernigan,San Francisco,CA Gagnant Résultats Ruth Castellino,Vancouver,BC Susan Roberts,Seattle.WA Can 3-0 Penelope Wedd,Vancouver,BC ZerlineGoodman,Brooklyn,NY USA 3-0 Le trophée a été présenté à Canada qui a gagné plus de points. Le trophée Crawford n’a pas été contesté entre 200 et 2002 Trophée Crawford : 14-16 février 2003 Club Atwater, Montréal, QC USA 0 Canada 1 Co-capitaines Kenneth Stillman, Capitaine George Tooley, Dallas, TX et Eric Grossman, Camden, Montréal, QC ME Gagnant Résultats Caro Sambrook, Toronto, ON Patricia Millman, Charleston, SC CAN 3-0 Karen Jerome, Hamilton, ON Stephanie Barrett, Riverside, CT Trophée Crawford : 12-15 février 2004 University Club, San Francisco, CA Canada 2 USA 0 Capitaine John Hungerford, Capitaine Simon Blattner, Vancouver, C.-B. San Francisco, CA Gagnant Résultats Karen Jerome, Hamilton, ON Missy Wyant, Cincinnati, OH CAN 3-1 Nicola Martin, Vancouver, C.-B. Brett Elebash, San Francisco, CA Nicola Martin, Vancouver, C.-B. Missy Wyant, Cincinnati, OH CAN 3-1 Trophée Crawford : 18-20 février 2005 The Bow Valley Club, Calgary, AB Canada 6 USA 1 Capitaine : Darren Thomson, Capitaine : Peter Lasusa, Calgary, AB New York, NY Gagnant Résultats Leona Grigg, Calgary, AB Meredith Quick, Brooklyn, NY USA 3-1 Nicola Martin, Vancouver, C.-B. Elizabeth Steffy, New York, NY Leona Grigg, Calgary, AB Stephanie Barrett, Riverside , CT CAN 3-1 Alana Miller, Winnipeg, MB Allison "Icy" Frantz, Riverside, CT Margaret Verity, Calgary, AB Ann McGowan, New York, NY CAN 3-0 Diane Robinson, Calgary, AB Brett Elebash, San Francisco, CA Alana Miller, Winnipeg, MB Meredith Quick, Brooklyn, NY CAN 3-0 Leona Grigg, Calgary, AB Elizabeth Steffy, New York, NY CAN 3-0 Nicola Martin, Vancouver, C.-B. Ann McGowan, New York, NY CAN 3-0 Laura Letourneau ,Calgary, AB Brett Elebash, San Francisco, CA CAN 3-0 Trophée Crawford: February 17 – 19 , 2006 The Jonathan Club, Los Angeles, CA Canada 0 USA 1 Capitaine Michael Martin, Montréal, Capitaine Jonathan Foster, QC Los Angeles, CA Gagnant Résultats Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.-B. Kristin Zwart, Santa Barbara, CA USA 3-2 Trophée Crawford : 2-4 février 2007 Toronto Cricket S&C Club, Toronto, ON CANADA 1 USA 3 Capitaine David Bogert, Capitaine Gordon Anderson, Toronto, ON Buffalo, NY Gagnant Résultats Karen Jerome, Burlington, ON Libby Welch, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Jennifer Brown, Burlington, ON Susan Greene, Narberth, PA Jody Warden, Toronto, ON Loren Smith, New York, NY CAN 3-2 Lindsay Hermer-Bell, Toronto ON Francine Royan, New York, NY Laurie Krol, Toronto, ON Libby Welch, Greenwich, CT USA 3-2 Lindsay Hermer-Bell, Toronto, ON Jeannie Blasberg, Boston, MA USA 3-0 Trophée Crawford : 15-17 février 2008 Wilmington Country Club, Wilmington, DE Canada 4 USA 2 Capitaine Marc Lalonde, Capitaine Scott Simonton, Moncton, NB Wilmington, DE Gagnant Résultats Jody Warden, Toronto, ON Molly Pierce, Philadelphia, PA USA 3-1 Cathy Covernton, Vancouver, C.-B. Jennifer Edson, Philadelphia, PA Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.-B. Margaret Rux, Philadelphia, PA CAN 3-1 Susan Kaffka, Vancouver, C.-B. Susan Greene, Philadelphia, PA Susan McKinnon Bell, Montréal, QC Ann Chilton, Wilmington, DE CAN 3-1 Susan Kaffka, Vancouver, C.-B. Nina Winfield, Wilmington, DE Cathy Covernton, Vancouver, C.-B. Margaret Rux, Philadelphia, PA CAN 3-1 Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.-B. Sabrina Davies, Boston, MA CAN 3-0 Susan McKinnon Bell, Montréal, QC Sabrina Davies, Boston, MA USA 3-0 Trophée Crawford : 20-22 février 2009 Club Atwater, Montréal, QC USA 6 Canada 4 Co-capitaines Palmer Page, Pound Capitaine Michael Wilson, Ridge, NY et Peer Pederson, Montréal, QC Greenwich, CT Gagnant Résultats Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Natalie Grainger, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Kirsteen Burton, Toronto, ON Marie Vicek, Greenwich, CT Lolly Gillen, Toronto, ON Diana Dowling, Riverside, CT USA 3-1 Julia Hamilton, Toronto, ON Marie Vicek, Greenwich, CT Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Allison "Icy" Frantz, Riverside, CT USA 3-1 Susan McKinnon Bell, Montréal, QC Jeannie Blasberg, Boston, MA Julia Hamilton, Toronto, ON Ashley Eyre, Haverford, PA CAN 3-0 Kirsteen Burton, Toronto, ON Kate Whipple, Rye, NY Alexandra Norman, Montréal, QC Natalie Grainger, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Diana Dowling, Riverside, CT CAN 3-0 Runa Reta, Montréal, QC Marie Vicek, Greenwich, CT CAN 3-0 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Ashley Eyre, Haverford, PA CAN 3-0 Deborah Coles, Halifax, NS Kate Whipple, Rye, NY USA 3-0 Susan McKinnon Bell, Montréal, QC Kate Whipple, Rye, NY USA 3-0 Trophée Crawford : 30 avril – 2 mai 2010 The Apawamis Club, Rye, NY Canada 7 USA 14 Gagnant Résultats Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Natalie Grainger, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Rebecca Hazel, Toronto, ON Hope Prockop, Groton, MA USA 3-2 Julia Hamilton, Toronto, ON Diana Dowling, Riverside, CT USA 3-0 retiré Ann Langley, Moncton, NB Lily Lorentzen, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Ann Langley, Moncton, NB Libby Welch, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Lorraine Tetrault, Ottawa, ON Audrey Duboc, New York, NY USA 3-0 Lorraine Tetrault, Ottawa, ON Marie Vicek, Greenwich, CT USA 3-0 Catherine Tuckwell, Toronto, ON Carole Grunberg, Washington, DC USA 3-2 Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Elizabeth Everts, Monkton, MD USA 3-1 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC Carole Grunberg, Washington, DC USA 3-0 Sybille Witt, Toronto, ON Kathleen O'Neil, Denver, CO USA 3-0 Jessica DiMauro, Toronto, ON Natalie Grainger, Greenwich, CT USA 3-2 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Diana Dowling, Riverside, CT Jessica DiMauro, Toronto, ON Libby Welch, Greenwich, CT USA 3-2 Julia Hamilton, Toronto, ON Marie Vicek, Greenwich, CT Rebecca Hazel, Toronto, ON Hope Prockop, Groton, MA CAN 3-0 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Lily Lorentzen, Greenwich, CT Jessica DiMauro, Toronto, ON Cynthia Kempner, Greenwich, CT CAN 3-2 Rebecca Hazel, Toronto, ON Audrey Duboc, New York, NY Carmela Rogers, Toronto, ON Karen Miller, Greenwich, CT CAN 3-2 Catherine Tuckwell, Toronto, ON Christine Mason, Rye, NY Sybille Witt, Toronto, ON Allison Icy Frantz, Riverside, CT CAN 3-1 Lolly Gillen, Toronto, ON Karen Miller, Greenwich, CT Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Nora Dolce, Rye, NY CAN 3-1 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC Christine Mason, Rye, NY Carmela Rogers, Toronto, ON Diane Briggs, Pound Ridge, NY USA 3-1 Catherine Tuckwell, Toronto, ON Elizabeth Everts, Monkton, MD Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Kathleen O'Neil, Denver, CO CAN 3-0 Lolly Gillen, Toronto, ON Heather Sweeny, Rye, NY Sybille Witt, Toronto, ON Barbara Raho, Rye, NY CAN 3-0 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC Katharine Ewald, Greenwich, CT Trophée Crawford : 12-13 février 2011 The Granite Club, Toronto, ON Canada 23 USA 8 Gagnant Résultats Karen Jerome, Burlington, ON Beth A Fedorowich, Pittsburgh, PA CAN 11-15, 15-7, 15-12, 15-5 Kirsteen Burton, Toronto, ON Julie Kessler, Ivyland, PA Carmela Kervin, Stouffville, ON Lulu C.Chou, Seattle, WA CAN 15-4, 15-8, 15-8 Lolly Gillen, Toronto, ON DeAnna Schmitz, Lake Hopatcong, NJ Jody Warden, Toronto, ON Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA CAN 15-4, 15-11, 15-6 Sandra Shaw, London, ON Sarah Odell, New York, NY Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Kim Clearkin, San Jose, CA CAN 15-10, 8-15, 15-11, 15-2 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC Beth A.Fedorowich, Pittsburgh, PA Karen Jerome, Burlington, ON Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA CAN 14-15, 15-2, 15-13, 15-10 Sandra Shaw, London, ON Sarah Odell, New York, NY Jody Warden, Toronto, ON Dana A.Betts, Brooklyn, NY USA 15-11, 18-14, 15-12 Kirsteen Burton, Toronto, ON Julie Kessler, Ivyland, PA Karen Jerome, Burlington, ON Kim Clearkin, San Jose, CA CAN 15-8, 15-10, 18-15 Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.- B. Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA Jody Warden, Toronto, ON Beth A Fedorowich, Pittsburgh, PA CAN 15-11, 17-18, 15-6, 16-14 Lolly Gillen, Toronto, ON Sarah Odell, New York, NY Carmela Kervin, Stouffville, ON Dana A.Betts, Brooklyn, NY USA 18-14, 15-4, 15-10 Kirsteen Burton, Toronto, ON Beth A.Fedorowich, Pittsburgh, PA Anne Smith, Kingston, ON Lulu C.Chou, Seattle, WA CAN 15-5, 15-5, 15-5 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC DeAnna Schmitz, Lake Hopatcong, NJ Carmela Kervin, Stouffville, ON Kim Clearkin, San Jose, CA USA 15-8, 7-15, 18-14, 18-17 Sandra Shaw, London, ON Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA Stephanie Hewitt, Toronto, ON Kim Clearkin, San Jose, CA CAN 11-5, 11-5, 11-3 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Beth A.Fedorowich, Pittsburgh, PA CAN 11-9, 11-5, 11-7 9-11, 10-12, 11-8, 11-7, 14- Rebecca Hazell, Toronto, ON Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA CAN 12 Tara Mullins, Toronto, ON Judy Kessler, Ivyland, PA CAN 11-3, 11-3, 11-9 Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.- B. DeAnna Schmitz, Lake Hopatcong, NJ CAN 11-7, 11-9, 8-11, 11-8 Anne Smith, Kingston, ON Lesley A.Connolly, Reston, VA USA 11-5, 11-7, 11-1 Judy Martin, Montréal, QC DeAnna Schmitz, Lake Hopatcong, NJ CAN 11-7, 11-7, 14-12 Anne Smith, Kingston, ON Lulu C.Chou, Seattle, WA USA 15-13, 11-6, 11-6 Rebecca Hazell, Toronto, ON Hilary S.Thorndike, Charlotteville, VA CAN 11-9, 11-5, 11-5 Tara Mullins, Toronto, ON Dana A.Betts, Brooklyn, NY CAN 14-12, 11-3, 6-11, 11-7 Susan Bell, Montréal, QC Lulu C.Chou, Seattle, WA USA 11-6, 11-6, 11-6 Stephanie Edmison, Toronto, ON Judy Kessler, Ivyland, PA CAN 11-5, 11-5, 11-5 Stephanie Hewitt, Toronto, ON Lauren C.Patrizio, Oakland, CA CAN 11-5, 11-3, 12-10 Judy Martin, Montréal, QC Lesley A.Connolly, Reston, VA USA 11-9, 11-7, 11-9 Rebecca Hazell, Toronto, ON Kim Clearkin, San Jose, CA CAN 11-8, 11-6, 8-11, 11-7 Natasha Doucas, Vancouver, C.- B.
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