2009 European Curling Championships
The Curling Championship 2009, the men and women took place from December 5 to 12 in Aberdeen in Scotland instead.
Defending champion in the men's was Scotland and among women in Switzerland.
For men, the team Sweden has won with the players (Skip Niklas Edin ), ( Third Sebastian Kraupp ) (second Fredrik Lindberg ) (Lead Viktor Kjäll ) and (Alternate Oskar Eriksson ) the European Championship. Second, the team of Switzerland and Norway was third team.
In the women's team Germany (second Monika Wagner ) (Lead Corinna Scholz ) and (Alternate Stella Hot ) has with the players (skip Andrea Schoepp ), ( Third Melanie Robillard ), after eleven years, regained the championship. Second, the team of Switzerland and third was the team of Denmark.
- 4.1 Participants
- 4.2 Round Robin
- 4.3 Playoffs
- 4.4 Final
Explanations
- The hammer icon means the right of the last stone in the first end.
→ Main article: Law of the last stone
Seasons
All times refer to local time (UTC 0), the difference to the Central European Time is one hour.
Men's tournament
Participant
Skip Ulrik Schmidt Third: Johnny Frederiksen Second: Bo Jensen Lead: Lars Vilandt Replacement: Mikkel Poulsen
Skip: Andy Kapp Third: Andreas Lang Second: Holger Hoehne Lead: Andreas Kempf Replacement: Uli Kapp
Skip: Tomi Rantamaki Third: Timo Patrikka Second: Jermu Pollanen Lead: Lauri Ikavalko Replacement: Aku Kauste
Skip: Thomas Dufour Third: Tony Angiboust Second: Jan Henri Ducroz Lead: Richard Ducroz Replacement: Raphael Mathieu
Skip: Stefano Ferro NATO Third: Gian Paolo Zandegiacomo Second: Giorgio Da Rin Lead: Alessandro Zisa Replacement: Marco Mariani
Skip: Thomas Ulsrud Third: Torger Nergård Second: Christoffer SvÄ Lead: Håvard Vad Petersson Replacement: Thomas Løvold
Skip David Murdoch Third: Ewan MacDonald Second: Peter Smith Lead: Euan Byers Replacement: Graeme Connal
Skip Niklas Edin Third: Sebastian Kraupp Second: Fredrik Lindberg Lead: Viktor Kjäll Replacement: Oskar Eriksson
Skip: Ralph Stöckli Third: Jan Hauser Second: Markus Eggler Lead: Simon Strübin Replacement: Toni Müller
Skip: Jiri Snitil Third: Martin Snitil Second: Jindrich Kitzberger Lead: Marek Vydra Replacement: Karel Uher
Round Robin
To determine the fourth semi-finalists a play needs to be discharged.
Thursday, December 10th, 12:00
Between the Czech Republic and Finland, there was a game on the 8th Place. The winner avoided the relegation play-off place for the Curling World Championships 2010.
Thursday, December 10th, 12:00
Playoffs
Full Time
Tournament Women
Participants
Fourth: Madeleine Dupont Third: Denise Dupont Skip: Angelina Jensen * Lead: Camilla Jensen Replacement: Ane Hansen
Skip: Andrea Schoepp Third: Melanie Robillard Second: Monika Wagner Lead: Corinna Scholz Replacement: Stella hot
Skip: Kirsty Balfour Third: Caroline Reed Second: Suzie Law Lead: Nicola Woodward Replacement: Joan Reed
Skip: Ellen Vogt Third: Katja Kiiskinen Second: Riikka Louhivuori Lead: Elisa Alatalo Replacement: Oona Kauste
Skip: Giorgia Appolonio Third: Elettra de Col Second: Claudia Alvera Lead: Eleonora Alvera Replacement: Georgia De Lotto
Skip: Marianne Rørvik Third: Linn Githmark Second: Henriette Lövar Lead: Kristin Skaslien Replacement: Ingrid Stensrud
Skip: Lyudmila Priwiwkowa Third: Anna Sidorowa Second: Nkeiruka Jesech Lead: Ekaterina Galkina Replacement: Olga Scharkowa
Skip Anette Norberg Third: Eva Lund Second: Cathrine Lindahl Lead: Anna Svärd Replacement: Kajsa Bergström
Skip Eve Muirhead Third: Jackie Lockhart Second: Kelly Wood Lead: Lorna Vevers Replacement: Karen Addison
Skip Mirjam Ott Third: Carmen Schäfer Second: Carmen Küng Lead: Janine Greiner Replacement: Binia Feltscher - Beeli
* Angelina Jensen is the skip, but plays as second; D. Dupont makes the stones of the Third and M. Dupont makes the stones of the skips.