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MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta TEAM AND PLAYER IDENTIFICATION 1 Team Cotter COT Vernon Curling Club Vernon, BC Player no. 1 - Rick Sawatsky normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Tyrel Griffith normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Ryan Kuhn normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Jim Cotter normally throws last rocks. Team Coach - Pat Ryan 2 Team Gushue GUS Bally Haly Golf & Curling Club St. John's, NL Player no. 1 - Geoff Walker normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brett Gallant normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Mark Nichols normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Brad Gushue normally throws last rocks. 3 Team Howard HOW Penetanguishene Curling Club Penetanguishene, ON Player no. 1 - Craig Savill normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Jon Mead normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Richard Hart normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Glenn Howard normally throws last rocks. Team Coach - Rob Meakin 4 Team Jacobs JAC Soo Curlers Association Sault Ste. Marie, ON Player no. 1 - Ryan Harnden normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - E.J. Harnden normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Ryan Fry normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Brad Jacobs normally throws last rocks. 5 Team Koe KOE The Glencoe Club Calgary, AB Player no. 1 - Ben Hebert normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Brent Laing normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Marc Kennedy normally throws third rocks.(LH) Player no. 4 - Kevin Koe normally throws last rocks. Team Coach - John Dunn 6 Team McEwen MCE Fort Rouge Curling Club Winnipeg, MB Player no. 1 - Denni Neufeld normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Matt Wozniak normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - B.J. Neufeld normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - Mike McEwen normally throws last rocks. 7 Team Morris MOR The Glencoe Club Calgary, AB Player no. 1 - Nolan Thiessen normally throws lead rocks. Player no. 2 - Carter Rycroft normally throws second rocks. Player no. 3 - Pat Simmons normally throws third rocks. Player no. 4 - John Morris normally throws last rocks. Team Coach - Earle Morris MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta ATTENDANCE REPORT DRAW ATTENDANCE TOTAL 1 481 481 2 687 1168 3 730 1898 4 482 2380 5 860 3240 6 627 3867 7 512 4379 8 962 5341 9 1543 6884 --- END OF ROUND ROBIN --- 10 1186 8070 11 977 9047 MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta GAME SCORES BY DRAW DRAW A B C D E 1 KOE 8 *HOW 7 *JAC 4 MOR 6 2 COT 4 GUS 3 *MOR 7 *MCE 9 3 KOE 2 *JAC 8 *GUS 4 *MCE 8 COT 4 HOW 10 4 MOR 6 COT 4 *GUS 8 *MCE 9 5 MCE 3 *JAC 4 *COT 7 *HOW 4 GUS 5 KOE 2 6 *JAC 7 MOR 7 HOW 4 *KOE 8 7 *GUS 5 MCE 5 COT 4 *JAC 7 8 HOW 4 MOR 6 *KOE 3 *JAC 11 9 KOE 10 *MCE 7 *HOW 4 *GUS 4 MOR 4 COT 6 --- END OF ROUND ROBIN --- 10 HOW 4 *MCE 5 11 *MCE 8 JAC 3 MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta TEAM STANDINGS AFTER 9 DRAWS TEAM WINS LOSSES RANK Team Jacobs 4 2 1 Team Howard 4 2 2 Team McEwen 4 2 3 Team Koe 3 3 4 Team Gushue 3 3 5 Team Cotter 2 4 6 Team Morris 1 5 7 MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta TEAM WIN/LOSS GRID AFTER 9 DRAWS COT GUS HOW JAC KOE MCE MOR COT * L W L W L L GUS W * L W L L W HOW L W * L W W W JAC W L W * L W W KOE L W L W * L W MCE W W L L W * W MOR W L L L L L * MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta POSITIONAL CUMULATIVE PERCENTAGES REPORT DRAW-----> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AVG LEADS 1 Nolan Thiessen MOR 78100 ** 88 ** 93 ** 91 91 90 1 Ben Hebert KOE 90 ** 73 ** 96 91 ** 95 89 90 3 Ryan Harnden JAC 85 ** 86 ** 81 94 89 86 ** 87 4 Geoff Walker GUS ** 78 89 80 90 ** 79 ** 97 85 4 Rick Sawatsky COT ** 98 81 92 72 ** 83 ** 85 85 4 Craig Savill HOW 78 ** 92 ** 85 92 ** 94 73 85 7 Denni Neufeld MCE ** 67 86 89 89 ** 83 ** 92 84 SECONDS 1 Brett Gallant GUS ** 89 85 95 84 ** 94 ** 90 90 2 Carter Rycroft MOR 81 94 ** 78 ** 94 ** 84 89 86 2 Matt Wozniak MCE ** 89 84 83 81 ** 89 ** 90 86 4 E.J. Harnden JAC 79 ** 89 ** 86 82 91 78 ** 84 4 Brent Laing KOE 86 ** 70 ** 88 88 ** 84 88 84 6 Jon Mead HOW 88 ** 92 ** 74 67 ** 85 90 83 7 Tyrel Griffith COT ** 79 72 78 92 ** 90 ** 73 81 THIRDS 1 Marc Kennedy KOE 94 ** 70 ** 94 93 ** 91 96 90 2 B.J. Neufeld MCE ** 81 91 84 81 ** 89 ** 84 85 3 Pat Simmons MOR 84 85 ** 79 ** 91 ** 78 86 84 3 Ryan Kuhn COT ** 83 72 83 96 ** 83 ** 86 84 5 Richard Hart HOW 82 ** 82 ** 78 82 ** 89 86 83 5 Ryan Fry JAC 75 ** 84 ** 89 92 92 65 ** 83 7 Mark Nichols GUS ** 53 78 75 84 ** 88 ** 78 77 SKIPS 1 Brad Jacobs JAC 75 ** 91 ** 87 85 79 84 ** 83 2 Glenn Howard HOW 84 ** 88 ** 82 74 ** 90 73 82 2 Brad Gushue GUS ** 73 75 83 89 ** 89 ** 76 82 4 Kevin Koe KOE 88 ** 53 ** 85 82 ** 90 84 81 4 Mike McEwen MCE ** 86 81 88 78 ** 82 ** 75 81 4 John Morris MOR 83 83 ** 76 ** 78 ** 79 87 81 7 Jim Cotter COT ** 79 86 66 92 ** 79 ** 81 80 TEAMS 1 Team Koe 90 ** 67 ** 91 89 ** 90 89 86 2 Team Morris 82 91 ** 80 ** 89 ** 83 88 85 3 Team Jacobs 78 ** 88 ** 86 88 88 78 ** 84 3 Team McEwen ** 81 85 86 82 ** 86 ** 85 84 5 Team Gushue ** 73 82 83 87 ** 87 ** 86 83 5 Team Howard 83 ** 88 ** 79 78 ** 89 80 83 5 Team Cotter ** 84 78 80 88 ** 83 ** 81 83 **did not play MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta PLUS/MINUS STATISTICS AFTER DRAW 9 DRAW-----> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TOT LEADS Nolan Thiessen MOR 0 0 * + * 0 * + 0 +2 Geoff Walker GUS * + 0 - + * 0 * + +2 Ben Hebert KOE + * - * + 0 * 0 - 0 Ryan Harnden JAC - * + * - 0 + - * -1 Craig Savill HOW 0 * 0 * 0 0 * 0 - -1 Rick Sawatsky COT * 0 - 0 - * 0 * + -1 Denni Neufeld MCE * - + 0 0 * - * 0 -1 SECONDS Matt Wozniak MCE * 0 + + + * 0 * 0 +3 Jon Mead HOW + * + * - - * 0 + +1 Carter Rycroft MOR - + * - * + * + 0 +1 E.J. Harnden JAC - * + * 0 + 0 - * 0 Brett Gallant GUS * 0 - + 0 * 0 * 0 0 Brent Laing KOE + * - * 0 - * 0 0 -1 Tyrel Griffith COT * - - - 0 * 0 * - -4 THIRDS B.J. Neufeld MCE * + + 0 0 * 0 * 0 +2 Marc Kennedy KOE + * - * 0 0 * 0 + +1 Ryan Fry JAC - * + * + + 0 - * +1 Pat Simmons MOR 0 0 * 0 * 0 * + 0 +1 Richard Hart HOW 0 * 0 * 0 - * 0 0 -1 Ryan Kuhn COT * 0 - 0 0 * - * 0 -2 Mark Nichols GUS * - 0 0 - * + * - -2 SKIPS Brad Jacobs JAC - * + * 0 + 0 + * +2 Mike McEwen MCE * + + + 0 * 0 * - +2 Kevin Koe KOE + * - * - 0 * 0 + 0 Glenn Howard HOW 0 * + * 0 - * 0 - -1 John Morris MOR 0 0 * - * 0 * - + -1 Jim Cotter COT * 0 - - + * - * + -1 Brad Gushue GUS * - - + 0 * + * - -1 TEAMS Team McEwen * + + + 0 * 0 * 0 +3 Team Morris 0 + * 0 * 0 * + 0 +2 Team Howard 0 * + * 0 - * 0 0 0 Team Jacobs - * + * 0 + 0 - * 0 Team Koe + * - * 0 0 * 0 0 0 Team Gushue * - - 0 0 * 0 * 0 -2 Team Cotter * - - - 0 * 0 * 0 -3 *did not play MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS AFTER DRAW 11 ----DRAWS---- --TAKEOUTS--- ----TOTAL---- IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Cotter #SH 80 140 220 113 106 219 193 246 439 PTS 245 489 734 382 334 716 627 823 1450 PCT 77 87 83 85 79 82 81 84 83 1 Rick Sawatsky #SH 19 76 95 5 9 14 24 85 109 PTS 64 264 328 13 31 44 77 295 372 PCT 84 87 86 65 86 79 80 87 85 2 Tyrel Griffith #SH 16 31 47 31 32 63 47 63 110 PTS 45 105 150 105 100 205 150 205 355 PCT 70 85 80 85 78 81 80 81 81 3 Ryan Kuhn #SH 23 16 39 35 36 71 58 52 110 PTS 73 58 131 124 114 238 197 172 369 PCT 79 91 84 89 79 84 85 83 84 4 Jim Cotter #SH 22 17 39 42 29 71 64 46 110 PTS 63 62 125 140 89 229 203 151 354 PCT 72 91 80 83 77 81 79 82 80 ----DRAWS---- --TAKEOUTS--- ----TOTAL---- IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Gushue #SH 76 130 206 76 160 236 152 290 442 PTS 246 434 680 253 540 793 499 974 1473 PCT 81 83 83 83 84 84 82 84 83 1 Geoff Walker #SH 22 72 94 5 13 18 27 85 112 PTS 81 248 329 19 35 54 100 283 383 PCT 92 86 88 95 67 75 93 83 85 2 Brett Gallant #SH 21 19 40 24 48 72 45 67 112 PTS 72 64 136 87 178 265 159 242 401 PCT 86 84 85 91 93 92 88 90 90 3 Mark Nichols #SH 18 20 38 22 52 74 40 72 112 PTS 44 59 103 70 170 240 114 229 343 PCT 61 74 68 80 82 81 71 80 77 4 Brad Gushue #SH 15 19 34 25 47 72 40 66 106 PTS 49 63 112 77 157 234 126 220 346 PCT 82 83 82 77 84 81 79 83 82 MEN - 2014 Home Hardware Canada Cup of Curling Camrose, Alberta TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS AFTER DRAW 11 CONTINUED ----DRAWS---- --TAKEOUTS--- ----TOTAL---- IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Howard #SH 133 126 259 151 149 300 284 275 559 PTS 441 445 886 499 498 997 940 943 1883 PCT 83 88 86 83 84 83 83 86 84 1 Craig Savill #SH 53 62 115 8 17 25 61 79 140 PTS 174 227 401 29 53 82 203 280 483 PCT 82 92 87 91 78 82 83 89 86 2 Jon Mead #SH 23 24 47 49 44 93 72 68 140 PTS 76 92 168 162 144 306 238 236 474 PCT 83 96 89 83 82 82 83 87 85 3 Richard Hart #SH 29 17 46 60 34 94 89 51 140 PTS 98 54 152 208 106 314 306 160 466 PCT 84 79 83 87 78 84 86 78 83 4 Glenn Howard #SH 28 23 51 34 54 88 62 77 139 PTS 93 72 165 100 195 295 193 267 460 PCT 83 78 81 74 90 84 78 87 83 ----DRAWS---- --TAKEOUTS--- ----TOTAL---- IT OT TOT IT OT TOT IT OT TOT Team Jacobs #SH 104 175 279 94 141 235 198 316 514 PTS 322 620 942 302 482 784 624 1102 1726 PCT 77 89 84 80 85 83 79 87 84 1 Ryan Harnden #SH 29 79 108 4 15 19 33 94 127 PTS 97 285 382 9 54 63 106 339 445 PCT 84 90 88 56 90 83 80 90 88 2 E.J.
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