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Media Report Statistical Report for Draw 9 Canadian Curling Association 2012 M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Women's Curling Championship Napanee, Ontario Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 9 Game Scores for Draw 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B Manitoba (Birchard) 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 4 9 06:45 NL (Trickett) *1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 6 00:43 C Saskatchewan (Streifel) *2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 7 02:08 Ontario (Sinclair) 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 08:13 E Yukon (Koltun) 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 00:43 Quebec (Perron) *2 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 8 08:56 H Nova Scotia (Dwyer) 0 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 7 08:42 NB (Armstrong) *1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 5 08:43 *last rock advantage Team Standings After 9 Draw(s) Future Games Team Wins Losses 10 11 12 Alberta (Peterman) 5 0 NL ­­ MB Nova Scotia (Dwyer) 4 1 ­­ NT QC Manitoba (Birchard) 4 1 ­­ NB AB BC (Van Osch) 4 1 NT ­­ NL NB (Armstrong) 3 2 ­­ MB ON Quebec (Perron) 3 3 NO ­­ NS Ontario (Sinclair) 3 3 PE ­­ NB Saskatchewan (Streifel) 2 3 ­­ NO ­­ PEI (Fullerton) 2 3 ON YT ­­ Yukon (Koltun) 2 3 ­­ PE ­­ NL (Trickett) 2 4 AB ­­ BC N.ONT (Lilly) 0 5 QC SK ­­ NT (Williams) 0 5 BC NS ­­ Draw Draw 10: 02/07 10:00 Draw 11: 02/07 14:30 Draw 12: 02/07 19:00 Times Attendance Draw 9: 0 Total: 0 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDScoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 9 P. 1 / 9 Draw 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B Manitoba (Birchard) 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 4 9 06:45 NL (Trickett) *1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 6 00:43 MB #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT 1 Mariah Mondor 20 61 76 1 Nicole Noseworthy 20 56 70 2 Kristin MacCuish 20 58 73 2 Jess Cunningham 20 63 79 3 Shannon Birchard 20 62 78 3 Carolyn Suley 20 46 57 4 Selena Kaatz 20 62 78 4 Erica Trickett 20 60 75 Team Totals 80 243 76 Team Totals 80 225 70 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL C Saskatchewan (Streifel) *2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 7 02:08 Ontario (Sinclair) 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 08:13 SK #SH PTS PCT ON #SH PTS PCT 1 Karlee Korchinski 20 57 71 1 Chantal Allan 20 70 88 2 Brie Spilchen 20 52 65 2 Lynn Kreviazuk 20 45 56 3 Elyse Lafrance 20 54 68 3 Holly Donaldson 20 54 68 4 Kristen Streifel 19 61 80 4 Jamie Sinclair 20 57 71 Team Totals 79 224 71 Team Totals 80 226 71 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL E Yukon (Koltun) 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 00:43 Quebec (Perron) *2 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 8 08:56 YT #SH PTS PCT QC #SH PTS PCT 1 Jenna Duncan 20 61 76 1 Fanny Cantin 20 64 80 2 Linea Eby 20 56 70 2 Roxane Poirier 20 56 70 3 Chelsea Duncan 20 65 81 3 Melanie Poirier 20 46 57 4 Sarah Koltun 20 56 70 4 Roxane Perron 20 57 71 Team Totals 80 238 74 Team Totals 80 223 70 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL H Nova Scotia (Dwyer) 0 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 7 08:42 NB (Armstrong) *1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 5 08:43 NS #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT 1 Laura Kennedy 19 54 71 1 Shelby Wilson 20 67 84 2 Katrina MacKinnon 20 72 90 2 Jessica Moore 20 57 71 3 Amanda Colter 20 61 76 3 Marissa Gale 20 52 65 4 Emily Dwyer 18 53 74 4 Jennifer Armstrong 19 55 72 Team Totals 77 240 78 Team Totals 79 231 73 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AVG Leads 1 Mariah Mondor MB ** 81 ** 96 80 ** 83 ** 76 83 2 Fanny Cantin QC 80 ** 83 ** 90 74 ** 85 80 82 2 Chantal Allan ON 71 ** 91 ** 88 80 ** 74 88 82 4 Shelby Wilson NB 84 ** 69 ** 84 ** 86 ** 84 81 5 Laura Kennedy NS ** 75 ** 85 83 ** 88 ** 71 80 6 Avery Thomas NO ** 71 ** 80 ** 75 75 73 ** 75 6 Kristine Anderson AB 84 91 ** 68 ** 74 ** 59 ** 75 8 Hillary Thompson PE ** 78 ** 69 ** 69 65 90 ** 74 9 Brooklyn Leitch BC 66 ** 79 58 ** 70 ** 89 ** 72 10 Jenna Duncan YT ** 63 ** 73 71 ** 69 ** 76 70 11 Katharine Thomas NT ** 54 ** 83 ** 68 72 69 ** 69 11 Karlee Korchinski SK ** 64 69 ** 69 ** 72 ** 71 69 13 Nicole Noseworthy NL 68 ** 53 ** 61 53 ** 73 70 63 Seconds 1 Katrina MacKinnon NS ** 88 ** 85 78 ** 94 ** 90 86 2 Rebecca Konschuh AB 79 88 ** 82 ** 81 ** 66 ** 79 3 Marika Van Osch BC 60 ** 95 74 ** 79 ** 83 ** 78 4 Jessica Moore NB 80 ** 69 ** 86 ** 76 ** 71 77 5 Kristin MacCuish MB ** 86 ** 84 70 ** 65 ** 73 76 6 Roxane Poirier QC 66 ** 76 ** 89 70 ** 78 70 75 7 Lynn Kreviazuk ON 81 ** 81 ** 79 73 ** 75 56 74 8 Sara MacRae PE ** 56 ** 83 ** 72 74 78 ** 72 8 Linea Eby YT ** 75 ** 76 69 ** 71 ** 70 72 10 Courtney Chenier NO ** 78 ** 74 ** 75 67 58 ** 71 11 Brie Spilchen SK ** 64 69 ** 75 ** 72 ** 65 69 12 Jess Cunningham NL 66 ** 80 ** 69 64 ** 53 79 68 13 Taryn Williams NT ** 49 ** 79 ** 63 69 57 ** 63 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AVG Thirds 1 Kalia Van Osch BC 85 ** 88 68 ** 89 ** 92 ** 84 2 Amanda Colter NS ** 67 ** 88 88 ** 92 ** 76 82 3 Shannon Birchard MB ** 74 ** 79 85 ** 71 ** 78 77 4 Chelsea Duncan YT ** 74 ** 70 64 ** 82 ** 81 74 5 Melanie Poirier QC 84 ** 76 ** 78 71 ** 61 57 71 5 Michelle McQuaid PE ** 63 ** 65 ** 77 79 69 ** 71 7 Holly Donaldson ON 56 ** 98 ** 59 70 ** 76 68 70 8 Brittany Tran AB 59 80 ** 57 ** 74 ** 72 ** 68 9 Marissa Gale NB 61 ** 63 ** 86 ** 61 ** 65 67 10 Carolyn Suley NL 73 ** 64 ** 59 69 ** 75 57 66 11 Crystal Lillico NO ** 70 ** 69 ** 66 60 56 ** 65 12 Elyse Lafrance SK ** 66 53 ** 81 ** 53 ** 68 64 13 Janis O'Keefe NT ** 38 ** 68 ** 57 65 38 ** 53 Skips 1 Selena Kaatz MB ** 80 ** 86 65 ** 75 ** 78 77 1 Emily Dwyer NS ** 72 ** 75 79 ** 86 ** 74 77 3 Kesa Van Osch BC 63 ** 76 73 ** 86 ** 82 ** 76 4 Erica Trickett NL 72 ** 67 ** 81 79 ** 72 75 75 4 Jennifer Armstrong NB 70 ** 75 ** 78 ** 81 ** 72 75 6 Roxane Perron QC 68 ** 73 ** 86 73 ** 74 71 74 6 Jocelyn Peterman AB 78 86 ** 76 ** 76 ** 53 ** 74 8 Jamie Sinclair ON 62 ** 88 ** 70 68 ** 81 71 73 9 Sarah Koltun YT ** 76 ** 65 63 ** 83 ** 70 72 10 Kristen Streifel SK ** 61 64 ** 79 ** 64 ** 80 70 11 Sarah Fullerton PE ** 71 ** 57 ** 82 66 64 ** 68 12 Kendra Lilly NO ** 69 ** 78 ** 75 41 36 ** 61 13 Paige Elkin NT ** 47 ** 68 ** 75 56 42 ** 58 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AVG Teams 1 Nova Scotia (Dwyer) ** 75 ** 83 82 ** 90 ** 78 81 2 Manitoba (Birchard) ** 80 ** 86 75 ** 73 ** 76 78 3 BC (Van Osch) 68 ** 84 68 ** 81 ** 87 ** 77 4 Quebec (Perron) 75 ** 77 ** 86 72 ** 74 70 76 5 Ontario (Sinclair) 68 ** 89 ** 74 73 ** 76 71 75 5 NB (Armstrong) 74 ** 69 ** 83 ** 76 ** 73 75 7 Alberta (Peterman) 75 86 ** 71 ** 76 ** 63 ** 74 8 Yukon (Koltun) ** 72 ** 71 67 ** 76 ** 74 72 9 PEI (Fullerton) ** 66 ** 69 ** 75 71 75 ** 71 10 NL (Trickett) 70 ** 66 ** 68 66 ** 68 70 68 10 N.ONT (Lilly) ** 72 ** 75 ** 73 61 56 ** 68 10 Saskatchewan (Streifel) ** 64 63 ** 76 ** 65 ** 71 68 13 NT (Williams) ** 47 ** 74 ** 66 66 51 ** 61 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Team Win/Loss Grid After 9 Draws ON PE NS NL NB NO QC MB SK AB BC YT NT ON * * * W * * L W L L * * W PE * * * W * * * L * L L * W NS * * * W W W * * W * * L * NL L L L * W * W L * * * * * NB * * L L * * W * W * * * W NO * * L * * * * L * L L L * QC W * * L L * * * * * L W W MB L W * W * W * * * * * * W SK W * L * L * * * * L * W * AB W W * * * W * * W * W * * BC * W * * * W W * * L * W * YT * * W * * W L * L * L * * NT L L * * L * L L * * * * * Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D E F G H 1 BC 8 * QC 7 * NB 4 * AB 9 ON 5 NL 6 2 * YT 8 MB 6 SK 2 NT 4 NS 4 * NO 5 * AB 11 * PE 11 3 * NL 2 * NB 7 QC 5 ON 9 SK 5 * BC 10 4 * NT 4 AB 9 * YT 7 NO 6 MB 6 * PE 4 BC 8 * NS 9 5 * NB 5 NL 5 * ON 7 * SK 8 QC 3 * NS 7 MB 5 YT 2 6 * BC 8 * QC 9 * PE 6 * ON 6 NO 6 NT 5 NL 5 AB 9 7 SK 2 * NO 5 * NB 13 MB 5 * NS 7 YT 7 NT 5 * PE 3 8 NT 4 PE 4 AB 12 NL 9 * ON 7 * BC 9 * NO 5 * QC 5 9 MB 9 * SK 7 YT 6 NS 7 * NL 6 ON 6 * QC 8 * NB 5 10 QC NL PE BC NO AB ON NT 11 PE MB NT SK YT NB NS NO 12 ON NS NL MB NB QC BC AB 13 MB YT AB NB SK NL NS BC 14 ON NT NO AB BC NL PE QC 15 NO SK NB NS NT PE YT MB 16 NS ON QC YT PE NO MB NT 17 NO AB BC PE NL NT SK NB 18 AB BC NS QC YT MB ON SK 19 AB NS NT ON NB BC SK YT 20 PE YT NO NL QC MB NB SK Canadian Curling Association 2012 M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Women's Curling Championship Napanee, Ontario Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 9 Game Scores for Draw 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B Manitoba (Birchard) 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 4 9 06:45 NL (Trickett) *1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 6 00:43 C Saskatchewan (Streifel) *2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 7 02:08 Ontario (Sinclair) 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 08:13 E Yukon (Koltun) 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 00:43 Quebec (Perron) *2 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 8 08:56 H Nova Scotia (Dwyer) 0 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 7 08:42 NB (Armstrong) *1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 5 08:43 *last rock advantage Team Standings After 9 Draw(s) Future Games Team Wins Losses 10 11 12 Alberta (Peterman) 5 0 NL ­­ MB Nova Scotia (Dwyer) 4 1 ­­ NT QC Manitoba (Birchard) 4 1 ­­ NB AB BC (Van Osch) 4 1 NT ­­ NL NB (Armstrong) 3 2 ­­ MB ON Quebec (Perron) 3 3 NO ­­ NS Ontario (Sinclair) 3 3 PE ­­ NB Saskatchewan (Streifel) 2 3 ­­ NO ­­ PEI (Fullerton) 2 3 ON YT ­­ Yukon (Koltun) 2 3 ­­ PE ­­ NL (Trickett) 2 4 AB ­­ BC N.ONT (Lilly) 0 5 QC SK ­­ NT (Williams) 0 5 BC NS ­­ Draw Draw 10: 02/07 10:00 Draw 11: 02/07 14:30 Draw 12: 02/07 19:00 Times Attendance Draw 9: 0 Total: 0 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION.
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