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Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 4
April 6, 2010
Standings: Canada 6-1 Norway 6-1 Scotland 6-1 Denmark 5-2 Germany 4-3 USA 4-3 Switzerland 3-4 China 2-5 France 2-5 Italy 2-5 Sweden 2-5 Japan 0-7 Session 9: USA 7, France 5 (extra end); Denmark 10, Sweden 4; Canada 6,
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 3
April 5, 2010
Standings: Canada 5-0 Scotland 5-0 Norway 4-1 Denmark 3-2 Germany 3-2 China 2-3 Italy 2-3 Switzerland 2-3 United States 2-3 France 1-4 Sweden 1-4 Japan 0-5 Draw 6: Norway 7, Japan 4; Scotland 8, China 3; Sweden
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 2
April 4, 2010
Standings after 5 Sessions: Canada 3-0 Scotland 3-0 China 2-1 Denmark 2-1 Germany 2-1 Italy 2-1 Norway 2-1 France 1-2 USA 1-2 Japan 0-3 Sweden 0-3 Switzerland 0-3. Draw 3: Scotland 8, Sweden 4; Norway 9, France 3. Draw
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 1
April 3, 2010
Standings after 2 sessions: Germany 2-0 Canada 1-0 Denmark 1-0 France 1-0 Scotland 1-0 China 1-1 Italy 1-1 Norway 0-1 Sweden 0-1 Switzerland 0-1 USA 0-1 Japan 0-2 M1: Sweden 1, France 5; China 4, Germany 5; Japan 6, Ita
Capital One World Men’s Championship begins Saturday in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy
April 1 , 2010
The Capital One World Men’s Curling Championship gets underway this Saturday at the Olympic Ice Stadium in Cortina in the Italian Dolomites. It is the first time that a World Men’s Curling Championship has
Ford World Women's Championship – FINALS
March 28, 2010
GOLD: Germany SILVER: Scotland BRONZE: Canada Results Gold Medal Game: Germany-Scotland 8-6 Bronze Medal Game: Canada-Sweden 9-6 Germany beat Scotland by 8-6 in the extra end to become gold medal winners of the
Linn Githmark (Norway) receives 2010 Frances Brodie Award
March 28, 2010
Linn Githmark, skip of the Norwegian Women’s team, has won the 2010 Frances Brodie Award. Githmark was presented the award by Kay Gibb, President of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club Ladies Branch, at the closing c
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 8
Play-off 3 v 4: Scotland 8, Sweden 3. Semi-final: Scotland 10, Canada 4. Scotland had two victories on Saturday, beating Sweden by 8-3 in the Page 3 v 4 play-off game to move onto the semi-final in the evening. They th
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 6
March 25, 2010
Standings after round-robin (17 sessions): Canada 10-1 Germany 8-3 Scotland 8-3 Sweden 7-4 USA 7-4 Denmark 6-5 China 6-5 Russia 5-6 Norway 3-8 Switzerland 3-8 Japan 2-9 Latvia 1-10 W15: USA 5, Sweden 9; Latvia
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 7
March 26, 2010
Playoff 1v2: Canada-Germany 3-6 Tiebreaker: Sweden-United States 11-8 On a dramatic Friday, Germany’s Andrea Schopp put herself into her first World Championship final since 1988 when she beat Canada’s Jen
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 5
Standings after 14 sessions: Canada 8-1 Scotland 8-1 USA 6-3 Germany 6-3 Sweden 6-3 China 5-4 Russia 4-5 Denmark 4-5 Norway 3-6 Switzerland 2-7 Japan 1-8 Latvia 1-8 W12: Japan 2, Canada 10; Russia 3, Norway 4; La
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 4
March 23, 2010
Standings after 11 sessions: Canada 7-0 Scotland 6-1 USA 5-2 Germany 4-3 Sweden 4-3 Russia 4-3 Denmark 3-4 China 3-4 Norway 2-5 Switzerland 2-5 Japan 1-6 Latvia 1-6 W 9: Sweden 2, Germany 9; Switzerland 5, Ch
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 2
March 21, 2010
Standings after 5 sessions: Canada 3-0 Denmark 2-1 Germany 2-1 Russia 2-1 Scotland 2-1 Sweden 2-1 USA 2-1 Japan 1-2 Latvia 1-2 Norway 1-2 China 0-3 Switzerland 0-3 W 3: Denmark 8, China 3; Scotland 6, Germany 9.
Ford World Women's Championship - Day 3
March 22, 2010
Standings after 8 sessions: Canada 5-0 Scotland 4-1 USA 4-1 Denmark 3-2 Germany 3-2 Russia 3-2 Sweden 3-2 China 1-4 Japan 1-4 Latvia 1-4 Norway 1-4 Switzerland 1-4 W 6: Scotland 11, Japan 2; Denmark 4, Russia 1
Canada wins Gold over Korea. Sweden takes Bronze
March 20, 2010
Canada’s Jim Armstrong rink held off a late rally from Korea’s Haksung Kim to earn the gold in front of just under 5,000 cheering fans. The gold-medal game concluded about 10 seconds after the measurement in
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