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Canadian Curling Association 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts Westerner Park, Red Deer, Alberta Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 15 Game Scores for Draw 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A Alberta (Nedohin) *2 1 0 0 2 1 0 4 X X 10 18:15 NL (Strong) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 X X 3 17:09 B BC (Scott) *0 1 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 8 04:37 PEI (Dolan) 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 5 03:15 C Canada (Holland) 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 5 05:42 NT/YT (Galusha) *1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 7 03:39 D Quebec (Larouche) *2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 7 04:01 Ontario (Horgan) 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 5 01:43 *last rock advantage Team Standings After 15 Draw(s) Future Games Team Wins Losses 16 17 Manitoba (Jones) 7 2 QC ON BC (Scott) 7 3 ­­ NB Quebec (Larouche) 7 3 MB ­­ Canada (Holland) 6 4 ­­ SK Alberta (Nedohin) 6 4 ­­ NS NB (Atkinson) 5 4 PE BC SK (Englot) 4 5 NT/YT CAN NS (Smith­Dacey) 4 5 NL AB Ontario (Horgan) 4 6 ­­ MB NL (Strong) 3 7 NS ­­ NT/YT (Galusha) 3 7 SK ­­ PEI (Dolan) 2 8 NB ­­ Draw Times Draw 16: 02/23 13:30 Draw 17: 02/23 19:30 Attendance Draw 15: 3641 Total: 58755 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 15 Draw 15 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL P. 1 / 7 A Alberta (Nedohin) *2 1 0 0 2 1 0 4 X X 10 18:15 NL (Strong) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 X X 3 17:09 AB #SH PTS PCT NL #SH PTS PCT 1 Laine Peters 16 50 78 1 Stephanie Korab 15 48 80 2 Jessica Mair 15 54 90 2 Jennifer Cunningham 16 48 75 3 Beth Iskiw 15 58 97 3 Laura Strong 16 48 75 4 Heather Nedohin 15 57 95 4 Heather Strong 15 43 72 Team Totals 61 219 90 Team Totals 62 187 75 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B BC (Scott) *0 1 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 8 04:37 PEI (Dolan) 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 5 03:15 BC #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT 1 Jacquie Armstrong 19 66 87 1 Nancy Cameron 20 72 90 2 Dailene Sivertson 20 63 79 2 Sinead Dolan 20 53 66 3 Sasha Carter 20 75 94 3 Rebecca Jean MacDonald 20 65 81 4 Kelly Scott 20 67 84 4 Kim Dolan 20 63 79 Team Totals 79 271 86 Team Totals 80 253 79 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL C Canada (Holland) 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 5 05:42 NT/YT (Galusha) *1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 7 03:39 CAN #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT 1 Heather Kalenchuk 20 64 80 1 Megan Cormier 20 63 79 2 Jolene Campbell 20 74 93 2 Wendy Miller 20 60 75 3 Kim Schneider 20 68 85 3 Sharon Cormier 20 60 75 4 Amber Holland 20 60 75 4 Kerry Galusha 20 61 76 Team Totals 80 266 83 Team Totals 80 244 76 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL D Quebec (Larouche) *2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 7 04:01 Ontario (Horgan) 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 5 01:43 QC #SH PTS PCT ON #SH PTS PCT 1 Anne­Marie Filteau 20 71 89 1 Amanda Gates 20 62 78 2 Amelie Blais 20 69 86 2 Jenna Enge 20 48 60 3 Brenda Nicholls 20 75 94 3 Jennifer Seabrook 20 45 56 4 Marie­France Larouche 20 66 83 4 Tracy Horgan 19 54 71 Team Totals 80 281 88 Team Totals 79 209 66 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 AVG Leads + Jennifer Clark­Rouire MB ** 0 ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 + Amy Nixon AB ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1 Dawn Askin MB ** 93 79 90 ** ** 80 94 91 93 ** 81 ** 91 ** 88 + Jenny Gates ON ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 88 ** ** ** ** 88 2 Laine Peters AB 91 ** ** 80 89 94 ** 96 ** 83 81 86 94 ** 78 87 3 Stephanie Korab NL 94 88 85 ** 88 ** 85 ** 88 ** 81 ** 80 88 80 86 4 Sarah Slywka SK ** 83 80 89 ** ** 85 79 88 90 ** 83 ** 85 ** 85 5 Anne­Marie Filteau QC 90 91 84 ** 79 ** 85 ** 80 ** 82 ** 84 74 89 84 5 Jacquie Armstrong BC 94 ** ** 84 73 86 ** 63 ** 94 83 83 96 ** 87 84 7 Heather Kalenchuk CAN 93 ** ** 71 85 94 ** 81 ** 88 75 84 79 ** 80 83 + Jeanette Murphy NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 76 ** 92 ** 83 8 Teri Lake NS ** 74 64 89 ** ** 85 68 88 96 ** 82 ** 91 ** 82 8 Nancy Cameron PE 80 ** 85 ** ** ** 73 ** ** ** 82 ** ** 85 90 82 10 Amanda Gates ON 86 ** ** 65 89 83 ** 77 ** 83 86 81 78 ** 78 81 10 Jodie deSolla NB ** 86 71 81 ** ** 82 78 89 69 ** ** ** ** ** 81 + Shona Barbour NT/YT 69 75 86 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 93 ** 80 12 Megan Cormier NT/YT ** 66 ** ** 83 ** 83 ** 85 ** 59 ** 75 ** 79 77 + Michale Robison PE ** 81 ** ** 80 ** ** ** 80 ** ** ** 67 ** ** 77 Seconds + Megan Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 1 Jolene Campbell CAN ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 79 ** 68 ** 94 91 ** 93 85 2 Jill Officer MB ** 78 88 74 ** ** 89 85 88 89 ** 75 ** 88 ** 83 3 Jessica Mair AB 72 ** ** 73 85 89 ** 89 ** 80 90 89 73 ** 90 82 + Shona Barbour NT/YT ** 88 ** ** 80 ** ** ** 83 ** ** ** 76 ** ** 81 4 Jenna Enge ON 80 ** ** 86 78 89 ** 61 ** 85 86 83 91 ** 60 80 4 Jillian Babin NB ** 68 75 76 ** ** 88 79 77 88 ** 86 ** 79 ** 80 6 Amelie Blais QC 80 81 70 ** 83 ** 67 ** 86 ** 73 ** 81 69 86 78 6 Roberta Materi SK ** 81 81 69 ** ** 81 75 75 81 ** 86 ** 65 ** 78 6 Dailene Sivertson BC 74 ** ** 75 69 ** ** ** ** 90 71 81 85 ** 79 78 6 Tammy Schneider CAN 83 ** ** 80 80 75 ** 69 ** ** 73 100 ** ** ** 78 10 Jennifer Cunningham NL 81 83 78 ** 69 ** 88 ** 68 ** 72 ** 75 82 75 77 11 Blisse Comstock NS ** 78 72 71 ** ** 71 68 68 92 ** 91 ** 73 ** 76 12 Sinead Dolan PE 80 71 73 ** 79 ** 70 ** 73 ** 75 ** 72 69 66 73 13 Wendy Miller NT/YT 64 80 59 ** ** ** 78 ** ** ** 61 ** ** 70 75 69 + Sherry Fraser BC ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** 64 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 69 + Jeanette Murphy NB ** 50 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 50 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 AVG Thirds 1 Beth Iskiw AB 82 ** ** 86 86 85 ** 90 ** 81 90 84 78 ** 97 85 2 Kaitlyn Lawes MB ** 85 89 84 ** ** 78 89 83 91 ** 80 ** 71 ** 84 3 Brenda Nicholls QC 85 91 68 ** 80 ** 82 ** 79 ** 72 ** 84 86 94 82 3 Sasha Carter BC 88 ** ** 75 76 ** ** ** ** 83 76 ** ** ** 94 82 5 Lana Vey SK ** 86 78 78 ** ** 75 70 91 88 ** 85 ** 81 ** 81 6 Laura Strong NL 70 73 74 ** 88 ** 80 ** 93 ** 76 ** 76 89 75 79 7 Kim Schneider CAN 89 ** ** 78 88 66 ** 78 ** 78 64 75 80 ** 85 78 + Sherry Fraser BC ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 82 ** ** 78 8 Rebecca Atkinson NB ** 85 68 55 ** ** 80 85 81 92 ** 78 ** 72 ** 77 9 Danielle Parsons NS ** 91 63 66 ** ** 68 70 68 86 ** 88 ** 78 ** 76 10 Jennifer Seabrook ON 66 ** ** 96 73 74 ** 75 ** 74 81 85 78 ** 56 75 11 Rebecca Jean MacDonald PE 72 82 91 ** 73 ** 73 ** 76 ** 58 ** 66 70 81 74 + Shona Barbour NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** 69 ** ** ** ** 72 12 Sharon Cormier NT/YT 61 63 72 ** 77 ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 68 63 75 69 + Dailene Sivertson BC ** ** ** ** ** 70 ** 66 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 68 Skips 1 Andrea Kelly NB ** 74 74 81 ** ** 78 79 67 91 ** 95 ** 86 ** 81 1 Jennifer Jones MB ** 91 90 67 ** ** 89 64 90 86 ** 70 ** 88 ** 81 3 Amber Holland CAN 72 ** ** 91 80 73 ** 88 ** 82 72 85 89 ** 75 80 4 Kelly Scott BC 86 ** ** 76 69 80 ** 61 ** 86 82 76 88 ** 84 79 5 Heather Nedohin AB 75 ** ** 78 81 79 ** 66 ** 84 81 86 64 ** 95 78 5 Michelle Englot SK ** 75 75 74 ** ** 66 96 83 82 ** 79 ** 75 ** 78 7 Tracy Horgan ON 83 ** ** 84 60 69 ** 55 ** 65 81 96 88 ** 71 76 8 Kim Dolan PE 69 78 78 ** 81 ** 79 ** 57 ** 82 ** 73 79 79 75 8 Heather Strong NL 71 80 71 ** 98 ** 78 ** 78 ** 74 ** 51 82 72 75 10 Marie­France Larouche QC 84 83 65 ** 74 ** 53 ** 83 ** 58 ** 72 82 83 74 11 Heather Smith­Dacey NS ** 51 73 68 ** ** 75 66 57 72 ** 95 ** 81 ** 72 12 Kerry Galusha NT/YT 72 69 72 ** 81 ** 73 ** ** ** ** ** 63 57 76 71 + Sharon Cormier NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 80 ** 61 ** ** ** ** 71 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 AVG Teams 1 Manitoba (Jones) ** 86 86 79 ** ** 84 83 88 90 ** 76 ** 84 ** 84 2 Alberta (Nedohin) 80 ** ** 79 85 87 ** 85 ** 82 85 86 77 ** 90 83 3 Canada (Holland) 84 ** ** 80 83 77 ** 81 ** 79 71 85 85 ** 83 81 4 NB (Atkinson) ** 78 72 73 ** ** 82 80 79 87 ** 84 ** 82 ** 80 4 SK (Englot) ** 81 78 77 ** ** 77 80 84 85 ** 83 ** 76 ** 80 6 BC (Scott) 86 ** ** 78 72 78 ** 63 ** 88 78 79 88 ** 86 79 6 Quebec (Larouche) 85 87 72 ** 79 ** 72 ** 82 ** 71 ** 80 78 88 79 6 NL (Strong) 79 81 77 ** 85 ** 83 ** 81 ** 76 ** 71 85 75 79 9 Ontario (Horgan) 79 ** ** 83 75 79 ** 67 ** 77 84 86 84 ** 66 78 10 PEI (Dolan) 75 78 82 ** 78 ** 73 ** 72 ** 74 ** 70 76 79 76 10 NS (Smith­Dacey) ** 74 68 74 ** ** 75 68 70 86 ** 89 ** 81 ** 76 12 NT/YT (Galusha) 66 72 72 ** 80 ** 77 ** 81 ** 63 ** 70 71 76 73 ** = did not play + = player unranked due to insufficient games Team Win/Loss Grid After 15 Draws CAN ON PE QC BC AB NT/YT NL SK NS MB NB CAN * W W L L W L W * L W W ON L * W L L L W W L W * L PE L L * L L L W L W L L * QC W W W * L W W W W L * L BC W W W W * L W W W L L * AB L W W L W * L W W * W L NT/YT W L L L L W * L * W L L NL L L W L L L W * L * L W SK * W L L L L * W * W L W NS W L W W W * L * L * L L MB L * W * W L W W W W * W NB L W * W * W W L L W L * Game Scores by Draw Draw A B C D 1 * ON 7 QC 6 * AB 7 * NL 4 PE 6 * BC 7 NT/YT 8 CAN 7 2 NL 5 SK 7 MB 7 NT/YT 5 * QC 7 * NS 5 * NB 3 * PE 9 3 NS 5 * PE 8 SK 10 * NB 8 * NT/YT 10 MB 9 * NL 7 QC 7 4 BC 10 CAN 6 ON 10 * MB 6 * SK 8 * NB 5 * NS 3 AB 8 5 * CAN 6 NT/YT 3 PE 4 BC 9 AB 5 * NL 8 * QC 5 * ON 8 6 ON 4 * BC 7 * AB 8 CAN 5 7 NT/YT 6 NS 10 NL 5 * PE 8 * NB 8 * QC 4 * MB 8 SK 7 8 * NS 8 * MB 3 * SK 10 AB 5 BC 7 CAN 7 ON 3 * NB 8 9 PE 4 * NB 6 * NT/YT 5 * NS 3 * NL 8 SK 11 QC 7 MB 8 10 SK 7 * AB 7 NS 4 * ON 4 * MB 8 BC 4 * NB 8 CAN 9 11 QC 8 NT/YT 2 PE 5 BC 11 * CAN 5 * ON 12 * AB 10 * NL 7 12 NB 6 * CAN 6 * MB 8 SK 8 * ON 5 NS 7 BC 6 * AB 9 13 BC 11 QC 6 ON 7 * CAN 10 * NT/YT 6 * AB 5 * NL 4 PE 4 14 * PE 6 * NL 9 * QC 10 MB 8 NS 7 NB 4 SK 6 * NT/YT 2 15 * AB 10 * BC 8 CAN 5 * QC 7 NL 3 PE 5 * NT/YT 7 ON 5 16 MB SK
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