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World Senior Curling Championships 2017 Tournament details http://results.worldcurling.org/Championship/Details/581 World Senior Curling Championships 2017 Print (/Championship/Print/581) Men Lethbridge Curling Club LETHBRIDGE Canada 4/22/2017 - 4/29/2017 Rankings Results Groups Teams Draw Statistics Position Record Association 0 5 - 0 Canada Bryan Cochrane (/Person/Details/8484), Ian MacAulay (/Person/Details /8487), Doug Johnston (/Person/Details/8485), Ken Sullivan (/Person /Details/8488), Howard Rajala (/Person/Details/8486) 0 5 - 0 Denmark Ulrik Schmidt (/Person/Details/530), Mikael Qvist (/Person/Details/550), Niels Siggaard Andersen (/Person/Details/748), Christian Thune- Jacobsen (/Person/Details/747) 0 5 - 0 Sweden Mats Wranå (/Person/Details/3695), Mikael Hasselborg (/Person/Details /731), Anders Eriksson (/Person/Details/3126), Gerry Wåhlin (/Person /Details/7230) 0 4 - 0 Ireland Peter Wilson (/Person/Details/1930), Johnjo Kenny (/Person/Details /3869), Bill Gray (/Person/Details/5412), David Whyte (/Person/Details /4986), David Hume (/Person/Details/6269) 1 sur 4 26/04/2017 10:16 Tournament details http://results.worldcurling.org/Championship/Details/581 Position Record Association 0 4 - 0 Switzerland Stefan Karnusian (/Person/Details/4353), Kurt Reichenbach (/Person /Details/8479), Stewart Dryburgh (/Person/Details/8480), Richard Pernet (/Person/Details/8064) 0 3 - 1 Australia Hugh Millikin (/Person/Details/904), John Theriault (/Person/Details /1112), Jim Allan (/Person/Details/1133), Stephen Johns (/Person/Details /959), John Anderson (/Person/Details/7272) 0 3 - 2 Germany Uwe Saile (/Person/Details/770), Hans-Joachim Burba (/Person/Details /817), Christoph Möckel (/Person/Details/2033), Jürgen Münch (/Person /Details/8056) 0 3 - 1 New Zealand Dan Mustapic (/Person/Details/1187), Hans Frauenlob (/Person/Details /1132), Dave Watt (/Person/Details/7600), Lorne De Pape (/Person /Details/1134), Iain Craig (/Person/Details/7634) 0 3 - 1 Scotland Ian Drysdale (/Person/Details/8491), David McQueen (/Person/Details /8492), Ronnie Wilson (/Person/Details/8493), Graham Lindsay (/Person /Details/8494), Andrew Hemming (/Person/Details/965) 0 2 - 2 Czech Republic Matej Neznal (/Person/Details/7639), Karel Kubeska (/Person/Details /1339), Richard Hobzik (/Person/Details/7640), Jan Letal (/Person/Details /3521), Petr Slavik (/Person/Details/6259) 0 2 - 2 Israel Kevin Golberg (/Person/Details/8482), Alex Pokras (/Person/Details /8481), Neil Kay (/Person/Details/8077), Mark Morrison (/Person/Details /8078) 0 2 - 2 Italy Valter Bombassei (/Person/Details/616), Marco Constantini (/Person /Details/4704), Gianandrea Gallinatto (/Person/Details/5794), Mauro Ottino (/Person/Details/8470), Stefano Benedetto (/Person/Details/8471) 0 2 - 2 Norway Flemming Davanger (/Person/Details/799), Espen de Lange (/Person /Details/3491), Morten Tveit (/Person/Details/7633), Robert Wood (/Person/Details/8466) 0 2 - 2 Wales Adrian Meikle (/Person/Details/630), Richard Pougher (/Person/Details /5434), Chris Wells (/Person/Details/632), Gary Waddell (/Person/Details /7310), Alistair Reid (/Person/Details/8067) 0 1 - 4 Belgium John Robillard (/Person/Details/8459), Wayne Fitzpatrick (/Person /Details/8460), Peter Suter (/Person/Details/5431), Gery Hermans (/Person/Details/8461) 2 sur 4 26/04/2017 10:16 Tournament details http://results.worldcurling.org/Championship/Details/581 Position Record Association 0 1 - 3 Finland Oiva Manninen (/Person/Details/8495), Jari Häkkinen (/Person/Details /8496), Risto Lehtinen (/Person/Details/8497), Hannu Siitari (/Person /Details/8498), Hannu Hokkanen (/Person/Details/8499) 0 1 - 4 Poland Waldemar Zabczyk (/Person/Details/8467), Krzysztof Nowak (/Person /Details/8468), Janusz Tomica (/Person/Details/8469), Pawel Klos (/Person/Details/7286), Jacek Goczol (/Person/Details/7285) 0 1 - 4 Russia Igor Minin (/Person/Details/3547), Sergey Korolenko (/Person/Details /5310), Sergey Narudinov (/Person/Details/5988), Oleg Badilin (/Person /Details/6661) 0 1 - 3 United States of America Mike Farbelow (/Person/Details/8483), Geoff Goodland (/Person/Details /1190), Tim Solin (/Person/Details/2236), Pete Westberg (/Person/Details /6297), Jeff Annis (/Person/Details/8066) 0 0 - 4 England Tommy Campbell (/Person/Details/1415), Phil Barton (/Person/Details /4612), Michael Spain (/Person/Details/8489), Alastair Fyfe (/Person /Details/6992) 0 0 - 4 France Jean-Claude Girodon (/Person/Details/8472), Joel Bibier Cocatrix (/Person/Details/8473), Alain Musard (/Person/Details/8474), Guy Barbier (/Person/Details/8475), Michel Paraillous (/Person/Details/8476) 0 0 - 5 Japan Hideaki Nagaoka (/Person/Details/2112), Tadashi Fujimaki (/Person /Details/6789), Yoshikazu Uchida (/Person/Details/8462), Junichiro Shimizu (/Person/Details/8463), Naofumi Den (/Person/Details/8465) 0 0 - 4 Kazakhstan Roman Kazimirchik (/Person/Details/7630), Nikolay Zhorov (/Person /Details/7631), Nurlan Syzdykov (/Person/Details/8477), Viktor Kim (/Person/Details/3875), Vladimir Torkin (/Person/Details/8478) INFORMATION CONTACT API About (/Home Results related WCF Results /About) (/Home/Contact) API information History (/Home Other WCF (http://resultsapi.worldcurling.org) /History) matters (/Home (http://www.worldcurling.org /%20Index) /contact-us) 3 sur 4 26/04/2017 10:16 Tournament details http://results.worldcurling.org/Championship/Details/581 ©2001 - 2017 - World Curling Federation, all rights reserved. 4 sur 4 26/04/2017 10:16.
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