April 3, 2013 - Curling Canada

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Issue 5 – Wednesday, April 3, 2013 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Curling Association.
A Stjerne
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Denmark’s Rasmus Stjerne put this field on notice with two big wins on
Tuesday. Now 4-2, the Danes are right in the mix here in Victoria.
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DAY 4: BIG DAY FOR THE U.S., EH? DANISH DELIGHTFUL TOO
Bounceback after setback
JIM MORRIS
Eye Opener staff
After letting the anger fester inside them the
whole afternoon Brad Jacobs’ rink took out
its frustration on Norway Tuesday night and
managed to regain their hold on first place at
the 2013 Ford World Men’s Curling Championship, presented by Booster Juice.
Jacobs’ team from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,
saw their unbeaten string snapped with an
ugly 6-4 loss to Jiri Snitil of the Czech Republic during the morning draw. Team Canada got
back on track with a 10-7 win over Norway’s
Thomas Ulsrud in the evening draw.
The loss to the Czech Republic left a bitter
taste in Jacobs’ mouth.
“We were pretty angry about it for quite a
few hours after that game, for not playing as
well as we could,” said Jacobs.
The game against Norway didn’t score many
points for artist merit but did put Canada back
on top of the standings with a 6-1 record.
“It was a little bit of a goofy game,” said
Jacobs. “There was lots of rocks in play, a couple of misses here and there.
“At the end of the day I think we had a few
less misses than they did and came out with
the win.”
The back-and-forth game was decided in
the ninth end. Ulsrud was light with his last
shot and unable to get behind two Canadian
stones. That allowed Jacobs an easy draw for
three.
“It was an up-and-down game,” said Ulsrud,
the 2010 Olympic silver medallist. “There was
some good shots and some really bad ones.
“I think we made too many mistakes to
beat Canada. We had our chances, they had
their chances. They took their chances and we
didn’t take ours.”
A pair of upsets by the United States, one a
jaw-dropping defeat of Scotland, helped Canada remain on top of the table.
U.S. skip Brady Clark took advantage of a
last-rock miss by Scotland’s David Murdoch to
steal two points in the 10th end for a 8-6 win.
That followed Clark’s 10-8 win over China dur-
ing the afternoon.
“I’m happy to get a couple of wins today,”
said Clark. “We needed to do that, get a little
confidence.
“We’ve joked around we can be Team Roller-coaster at times. We can play poorly and
bounce back and play great.”
The loss dropped Murdoch into a three-way
tie with Sweden and Denmark at 5-2.
“That’s a bad loss,” said the two-time world
champion. “I hope that doesn’t affect us the
1-2 (playoff ) game.
“We were hoping for a two-win day today to
keep us at the top of the pile. We will have to
come out firing tomorrow.”
Scotland beat Russia 6-4 during the afternoon draw while China lost 5-4 to Norway in
the morning.
China and Norway are both tied with 4-3
records. The Czech Republic, Switzerland, and
the U.S. are 3-4. Japan is 2-5 while Finland and
Russia are 1-6.
The loss to the Czech was Canada’s first of
the tournament and Jacobs’ rink of Ryan Fry,
E. J. Harnden and Ryan Harnden looked ugly
doing it. Both Fry and Jacobs missed easy
shots. At times Jacobs looked bewildered, like
a student trying to write an exam he hadn’t
studied for.
On the other hand, Snitil shot 90 per cent
and appeared to have all the answers.
“It was their day. It wasn’t ours,” said Jacobs,
who lost for the first time in 11 games dating
back to the Tim Hortons Brier. “It’s very frustrating and a horrible performance.
“There’s always going to be adversity. You
can’t come out every game and play perfectly.
We have been on fire a lot lately. It’s only going
to last so long before you end up taking a loss.
It’s frustrating to come out and not play very
well.”
Japan’s Yusuke Morozumi also did Canada
a favour by scoring two points in an extra end
for a 10-8 win over Sweden’s Niklas Edin.
“That was a big one today,” said Morozumi.
“I was nervous on the last shot, but I’m always
nervous because everyone is so good.”
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Wednesday, April 3
After a slow start Denmark’s
Rasmus Stjerne has used a fivegame win streak to stay in the playoff hunt. Stjerne beat the Czechs
6-5 during the afternoon and
downed Japan 7-4 in the evening.
“We came out rough at the start
and didn’t play our own game,”
said Stjerne. “We tried too much.
“We had to flip the switch after
the second game and it’s working
really well now.”
The morning upset was the
Czech Republic’s first win over
Canada at a men’s world championship in five meetings.
“It’s super beating one of the
best teams in the world,” said
Snitil, who skipped the Czechs
to the country’s first medal at
the European championships, a
bronze.
“We had a good day. The first
half we had a couple of lucky
breaks and made a couple of saving shots, otherwise we would
probably give up a big number and
it would have been a totally different story.”
A miserable game turned awful
for Canada in the ninth end. Jacobs
missed a raise takeout with his
final stone, giving the Czechs their
second steal of the game and a 6-4
lead coming home.
The Czechs used a deuce in the
fifth end to tie the match 5-5. In the
sixth, the usually accurate Jacobs
missed a takeout with his first shot,
leaving a Snitil stone buried in the
house.
Jacobs attempted angle raise
with his second shot but instead
hit his own stone on the nose,
allowing the Czechs to steal a point
and a 4-3 lead.
Canada tied the game again
in the seventh but Snitil made a
pretty draw to retain the lead in the
eighth.
“We just didn’t get the rocks in
the right place and kind of allowed
them to escape,” said E. J. Harnden. “They played really well.
“It was one of those games
where they made everything and
we were just on the wrong side of
the inch and missed the key shots.”
In the other evening game Switzerland beat Finland 7-5.
Brady’s USA Bunch had
a big day with wins over
China and Scotland.
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Skip/Third
David Murdoch
Family Details: Married
Occupation:Curling Coach (Greenacres
Curling Club)
Birthdate: 17th April 1978
Birthplace: Dumfries
Hometown: Lockerbie
Favorite place to curl?: Victoria!
Nickname: Muddy
Delivery: Right
Go to shot: Whatever’s needed!
Longest serving teammate: Euan Byers
Favourite two curlers (1) past/ (1) present and why? Past- Russ Howard - I grew
up watching so many videos of his games.
Smooth delivery, great release and a genius
tactician.. spectators needed ear plugs for
his yell though! Present- Peja Lindholm
- not exactly present but I know he still
throws a mean rock! I really enjoyed playing Peja and his team for many years.. His
insane stares were awesome!
If you weren’t a star curler, what sport
would you hope to star in? Would love to
be a pro cyclist and ride the Tour de France,
but man that is just pure pain, toughest
sport in the world!
Social media important to you? Big fan
of twitter #addicted follow @dmurdoch17
Favourite supplier of curling gear? Balance Plus
Favourite band or type of music: Anything except Jazz! I hate that! Love club/
dance or indie bands. Biffy Clyro or Swedish House Mafia tops my list right now
Favourite website: “http://bbc.co.uk/
sport”bbc.co.uk/sport I need to know
everything that’s going on in the sporting
world...
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Indian, hotter
the better... Vindaloo, mmmm
On a winter’s weekend day you are not
curling, what are you doing? Training! Or
watching Manchester United..
Summer? Still training! I do lots of
cycling in the Scottish hills and I’ve decided
to get back to golf now that my shoulder
operations have settled. Going to need a lot
of patience...
One person who has most influenced
your curling career, and why? Euan Byers.
Best friend and curled together for ten
years. Great player and had incredible support and belief in my ability to perform on
the biggest stage.
If you were on TSN Skins Game and got
to choose your team, who would the other
3 be, and no you can’t pick your current
teammates, and they all must be from separate teams? Well I’m going all Euro players seeing as TSN banned the rest of the
world from this! 3rd- Ewan MacDonald -
top shooter, it worked in 2010 right? 2ndHavard Vad Petersson - 2nds don’t hit at
skins so may as well get another lead! LeadSimon Strubin- One of the best
What would be the best thing about representing your country in Sochi, what you
want to do there other than winning Gold?
I was Team GB captain in Vancouver
which was a huge honour.. would like to do
that again.. But I would really love to carry
the flag at the opening ceremony.
If you could make one change to rules,
equipment, etc., to improve the game what
would it be? Blindfold one Canadian player
each game? ;)
teammates, and they all must be from separate teams? Thomas Ulsrud, Jon Mead and
Ben Hebert
Being part of team GB, go and support
other team mates in different sports
would it be? 5 Rock rule.
Lead
Michael Goodfellow
Skip/3rd
Tom Brewster
Family Details: Wife Kim Brewster and
two children Ethan (5) and Charlotte (8
months)
Occupation: Curling Club manager
Birthdate: 10th April 1974
Birthplace: St Andrews
Hometown: Aberdeen
Favorite place to curl?: Any large arena
in Canada or in a club in the Swiss Alps
Delivery: RH
Go to shot: Freeze
Longest serving teammate: Greg, Scott
& Michael have played with me for 3 seasons and David has just joined the team
although we played together from 1993 to
1999 which seems a long time ago!
If you could be on a reality TV show,
what would it be and what would you do?
Storage Wars – It look like fun
Favourite two curlers (1) past/ (1) present and why? Hammy McMillan he makes
me laugh! and Jon Mead great thrower and
a nice guy
would you hope star in? Golf
Social media important to you? No
Favourite band or type of music: Anything
Favourite website: BBC Sport
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Indian or Italian depending upon what mood I’m in
curling, what are you doing? Working!
Summer? Spending time with my Wife
and Kids
your curling career, and why? My parents
teammates, and they all must be from separate teams? Jon Mead, Marc Kennedy,
Havard Vad Petersson
The honor of playing for Team GB. Take in
the Olympic experience If you could make
one change to rules, equipment, etc., to
improve the game what would it be? Think-
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2nd / 3rd
Greg Drummond
Occupation: Full time curler
Birthdate: 3 Feb 1989
Birthplace: Dundee
Hometown: Forfar
Favorite place to curl?: Canada
Nickname: Percy
Delivery: Right
Go to shot: Out-Turn
Longest serving teammate: Michael
Goodfellow 4 years
Geordie Shore – be part of the Buck Squad!
Favourite two curlers (1) past/ (1) present and why? 1, Hammy McMillan, Scotland’s best ever shot maker. 2, Michael
Goodfellow, because his In-turn curls more
than mine!
would you hope star in? Football
Social media important to you? Yes, love
twitter! @gregdrummond #dripping
Favourite band or type of music:
Rihanna
Favourite website: CurlingZone
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Italian
curling, what are you doing? Most likely
training on ice and in the gym or just relaxing watching some football.
Summer? Same as Winter!
your curling career, and why? Gordon Muirhead – He was my coach at the time when
I was making the transition from Junior to
Mens play.
teammates, and they all must be from separate teams? The Dream Team Skip – Eve
Muirhead 3rd – Me 2nd – Vicki Adams Lead
– Michael Goodfellow
Performing on the biggest stage with the
world watching!
would it be? Scrap the Bronze Medal game
in a page system!
Second
Scott Andrews
Family Details: Engaged – Amy Connor
Occupation: Full time Curler
Birthdate: 14 June 1989
Birthplace: Irvine
Hometown: Prestwick
Favorite place to curl?:
Nickname: Scotty
Delivery: Right
Go to shot:
Longest serving teammate:
Strickly Come Dancing
Favourite two curlers (1) past/ (1) present and why? Hammy McMillan – Won the
world when I had just started. Thomas Ulsrud – Great role model for the sport
would you hope star in? Football
Social media important to you? Facebook and Twitter
Favourite band or type of music: Anything good.
Favourite website: Facebook
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Chinese
curling, what are you doing? Spending time
with my Fiancée and training.
Summer? Golfing, Spening time with the
family and Training.
your curling career, and why? Graham Boyd
– Took me on the ice for the first time.
Occupation: Full time curler
Birthdate:08/10/1988
Birthplace: Stirling
Hometown: Stirling
Favorite place to curl?:Canada
Nickname: Mike
Delivery: Right handed
Go to shot: Draw
Longest serving teammate: Greg Drummond
Take me out!
Favourite two curlers (1) past/ (1) present and why? Past- Hammy Macmillan.
Great character and great shot maker Present- Kevin Martin
would you hope star in? Football or Golf
Social media important to you? Quite
important! Doesn’t take up too much of my
time though!
Favourite band or type of music: Kasabian or Oasis
Favourite website: Lovefilm
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Indian food
curling, what are you doing? Spending time
with friends and watching sport
Summer? Playing golf and seeing friends
your curling career, and why? Margaret
Mauchline (first curling coach) Made my
curling enjoyable and spent a lot of time
coaching me and many others!
teammates, and they all must be from separate teams? Kevin Martin, John Mead, Marc
Kennedy
Knowing that you are part of the greatest
event in sport! Go to watch other sports that
you would never see unless you were at the
Olympics!
would it be?
None
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2
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4
B Sweden
Switzerland
1
2
3
4
Sweden
Viktor Kjall
Fredrik Lindberg
Sebastian Kraupp
Niklas Edin
Team Totals
C Finland
Russia
1
2
3
4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 X
6 01:15
*0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 X
4 04:03
Czech Republic
#SH PTS PCT
Jindrich Kitzberger 20 68 85
Jakub Bares
20 63 79
Martin Snitil
20 57 71
Jiri Snitil
20 72 90
Team Totals
80 260 81
Finland
Janne Pitko
Pauli Jaamies
Jani Sullanmaa
Aku Kauste
Team Totals
1
2
3
4
Canada
Ryan Harnden
E.J. Harnden
Ryan Fry
Brad Jacobs
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
19
79
A Japan
Sweden
PTS
75
76
62
53
266
PCT
94
95
78
70
84
PTS
76
64
70
60
270
PCT
95
80
88
75
84
1
2
3
4
Switzerland
Simon Gempeler
Benoit Schwarz
Claudio Patz
Sven Michel
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
PTS
72
62
61
48
243
PCT
90
78
76
63
77
1
2
3
4
Russia
Petr Dron
Alexey Tselousov
Alexey Stukalskiy
Andrey Drozdov
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
Japan
Kosuke Morozumi
Tetsuro Shimizu
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
Yusuke Morozumi
Team Totals
B Russia
Scotland
PTS
75
58
60
74
267
PCT
94
73
75
93
83
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TOTAL
0 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 2 0 2
10 02:29
*2 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0
8 00:00
#SH
22
22
22
22
88
PTS
72
72
71
66
281
PCT
82
82
81
75
80
1
2
3
4
Sweden
Viktor Kjall
Fredrik Lindberg
Sebastian Kraupp
Niklas Edin
Team Totals
#SH
22
22
22
22
88
1
2
3
4
China
Jialiang Zang
Dexin Ba
Xiaoming Xu
Rui Liu
Team Totals
PTS
74
70
61
55
260
PCT
93
88
76
69
81
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
4 00:24
*0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1
5 02:25
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
PTS
73
66
77
67
283
PCT
91
83
96
84
88
1
2
3
4
Norway
Haavard Petersson
Christoffer Svae
Thomas Lovold
Thomas Ulsrud
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
PCT
93
78
89
68
82
1
2
3
4
Russia
Petr Dron
Alexey Tselousov
Alexey Stukalskiy
Andrey Drozdov
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
PTS
67
63
64
67
261
PCT
84
79
80
84
82
1
2
3
4
Scotland
Michael Goodfellow
Scott Andrews
Greg Drummond
Dave Murdoch
Team Totals
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
China
Jialiang Zang
Dexin Ba
Xiaoming Xu
Rui Liu
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
19
79
A
PTS PCT
68 85
1
65 81
2
67 84
3
49 64
4
249
79
Finland
D Czech Republic
Denmark
PTS
68
78
68
67
281
PCT
85
98
85
84
88
1
2
3
4
Czech Republic
Marek Vydra
Jakub Bares
Martin Snitil
Jiri Snitil
Team Totals
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
PTS
74
62
68
74
278
PCT
93
78
85
93
87
*0
*1
Denmark
1 Troels Harry
2 Mikkel Poulsen
3 Johnny Frederiksen
4 Rasmus Stjerne
Team Totalsof Ame
States
Scotland
PTS
76
72
57
62
267
PCT
95
90
71
78
83
1
2
3
4
Switzerland
Simon Gempeler
Sandro Trolliet
Claudio Patz
Sven Michel
Team Totals
Japan
#SH PTS PCT
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
3 Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
4 Yusuke Morozumi
Team Totals
PCT
90
94
90
86
90
PTS
74
75
72
72
293
PCT
93
94
90
90
92
PTS
69
73
73
69
284
PCT
96
91
91
91
92
PTS
67
69
71
65
272
PCT
84
86
89
81
85
01:18
05:55
Denmark
Harry
Poulsen
3 Johnny Frederiksen
4 Rasmus Stjerne
Team Totals
20 65 81
20 52 65
80 247 77
PTS
72
75
72
69
288
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
Draw1 11
2 3
United States of Ame #SH PTS PCT
Darren Lehto
20 48 60
Philip Tilker
20 60 75
Sean Beighton
201 65 2 81
Brady Clark
19 68 89
Team Totals
790241 0 76
Denmark
PTS PCT
67 84
Norway
62 78
Canada
61 76
59 78
249
79
United
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
1 Kosuke Morozumi
20 63DRAW
79
111
Troels
STATISTICAL
REPORT FOR
2 Tetsuro Shimizu
20 67 84
2 Mikkel
C Norway
Canada
GAME
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
*0 B0 Japan
0 1 0 0 2 0 1 1
5 03:11 0
0 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0
6 13:18
#SH
20
C
20
20
19
79
D
Finland
Janne Pitko
Pauli Jaamies
Jani Sullanmaa
Aku Kauste
Team Totals
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
by Booster
B Presented
Japan
0 1 0Juice
0 1 0 1 0 1 0
4
Denmark
*1
0 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 1
7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
*1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
4 03:14
0 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 1
6 10:23
Switzerland
D China
Norway
PTS
82
69
78
60
289
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
5 01:13
*0 1 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 1
7 06:55
A Finland
Switzerland
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
C China
1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 1 0
8 02:45
United States of Ame *0 3 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 1
10 03:36
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
*1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0
6 00:44
0 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 2
7 00:29
#SH
20
20
20
19
79
1
2
3
4
SCORING AND PERCENTAGES SUMMARY FOR DRAW 11
02APR13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
*1 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 2
9 00:45
0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 0
8 00:00
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
02APR13
A Czech Republic
Canada
Norway
1 Haavard Petersson
6 7 Svae
8
2 5Christoffer
3 Thomas Lovold
4 Thomas Ulsrud
0Team 1Totals
1 0
4
1
2
0
0
3
1
0
0
1
0 D United
1 0States
1 of0Ame 1*21 200 32
1 Scotland
0 2 0 1 00 21 0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
3
2
1
0
0
9
#SH PTS PCT
20 74 93
10 68TOTAL
20
85
20 67 84
18 57 79
780266 85 5
3
#SH PTS PCT
190 65 2 86
20 71 89
*2
20 61 0 76
20 73 91
79 270 0 85
*2
0
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
0 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 X
7 03:54
0 2DRAW
0 0 11
0 3 0 3 X
10 07:42
SCORES *2FOR
1
0
1
1
7
1
0
0
0
Canada
Ryan Harnden
E.J. Harnden
Ryan Fry
Brad Jacobs
01:13
Team
Totals
#SH
18
20
20
19
77
06:55
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL
0 1 4 0 001:18
1 0 2
8 05:49
3 0 7 1 005:55
0 0 0
6 06:01
1United
2 States
0 2of Ame0 #SH
XPTS PCT 7
1 Darren Lehto
20 66 83
0 Tilker
3 0 3 20X 61 7610
2 0Philip
3 Sean Beighton
20 63 79
4 1Brady0 Clark
202 71 89 8
0
1
0
Team Totals
80 261 82
0
1
2
3
4
0
6
1
2
3
4
Scotland
03:54
Michael Goodfellow
07:42
Scott
Andrews
Tom Brewster
Dave
Murdoch
05:49
Team Totals
06:01
#SH
20
20
20
20
80
*last rock advantage
China had a tough day dropping two games.
TEAM STANDINGS AFTER 11 DRAWS
TEAM
LOSSES
Canada
6
1
JPN
RUS
--
Sweden
5
2
--
NOR
SCO
Scotland
5
2
NOR
--
SWE
Denmark
5
2
SUI
--
CHN
China
4
3
--
SUI
DEN
Norway
4
3
SCO
SWE
--
3
4
--
FIN
USA
Czech
- 2 - Republic
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FUTURE GAMES
12
13
14
WINS
- 2 -
- 2 -
Switzerland
3
4
DEN
CHN
--
United States of Ame
3
4
FIN
--
CZE
Japan
2
5
CAN
--
RUS
Finland
1
6
USA
CZE
--
Russia
1
6
--
CAN
JPN
DRAW TIMES
DRAW 12: 04/03 08:30
ATTENDANCE
DRAW 11: 2522
DRAW 13: 04/03 13:30
TOTAL: 23955
DRAW 14: 04/03 19:00
Wednesday, April 3
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A Fry-by analysis by Jacobs
Canada skip Brad Jacobs and third Ryan Fry talk strategy in their big win over Norway
Tuesday night. It was a big bounceback win for Canada after a loss to the Czech Republic
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By Bryan Wright
One thing that separates the Ford World Men’s Curling
Championship, and all curling championships, from other
sports is the access fans have to the athletes.
Unlike most sports, where fans are kept at a distance,
curling not only allows these interactions, it encourages
them. That’s what makes championship curling such a
FANtastic experience.
Each day, between the morning and afternoon draws,
teams have been featured at autograph sessions in the
Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, allowing every fan a
chance to meet the curlers, chat with them, and have their
souvenirs signed.
Graham Bwint, experiencing his first world
championship, took in the autograph session with Team
Japan and Team Denmark.
“I had taken karate as a kid and learned to count to 10
in Japanese,” said Bwint. “When I was getting autographs
from the team, I asked them, in Japanese, about the two
they gave up in the eighth end of their game… they got a
pretty good laugh out of it.”
“It’s really neat to be able to meet and talk to the teams
you were watching compete not fifteen minutes earlier,”
added the Calgarian.
You can also meet the athletes in The Original 16 Patch.
Teams can often be found sharing a beer and a laugh with
Al Hackner and Rick Lang have been enjoying their time at
the Ford World Men’s, meeting with fans in the Patch.
fans after a day of competition. Plus, they’re also featured
at daily Up Close and Personal interviews between the
afternoon and evening draws.
On Monday, legendary curlers Al Hackner and Rick
Lang entertained fans with stories about their careers, their
experiences, and of course, “The Shot” - the double takeout
Hackner made against Pat Ryan in the 1985 Brier.
Kelly from Calgary, on a girl’s getaway for the week, was
excited to see the duo on stage and hear their stories. They
actually met the two the night before in the Patch.
“I saw Rick Lang getting a beer, so I followed him back
to his table and asked to have my photo taken with him,”
said Kelly, “then I saw the Iceman (Al Hackner), and was able
to get my photo with both of them. My dad is going to freak
when he sees it.”
“We’re here for the curling, but this is a big part of the
fun!” added her friend Kathy, pointing at the floor of the
Patch with both hands.
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The veterans join the rookies today for the Team
Autograph session in the Save-On-Foods Memorial
Centre. David Murdoch of Scotland is making his
sixth appearance at the Ford World Men’s Curling
Championship, winning a pair of gold medals. It’s
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finally broke through this year after nine trips to his
country’s national championship.
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Original 16 Patch. The Northern Ontario skip will be featured in
the Up Close and Personal interview with teammates Ryan Fry,
E.J. Harnden and Ryan Harnden. After six trips to the Brier, Jacobs
hoisted the Tankard for the first time this year with a final-game
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A LITTLE MORE FROM JIM MORRIS
Lund hopes to bring Edin ‘mental edge’
There’s been times this week when Eva Lund wanted to come
down from the coaches’ bench and throw a stone during the
2013 Ford World Men’s Curling Championship, presented by
Booster Juice.
Considering Lund’s history as a third on Anette Norberg’s
two-time Olympic champion rink, she might be a better curler
than some of the men playing.
“I miss the game and the ice looks great,” Lund said with a
laugh Tuesday. “Of course I would like to jump in.”
Lund won’t be making any shots this week. What the 41-yearold from Stockholm will be doing is helping Swedish skip Niklas
Edin and his team get mentally prepared for each game.
Lund’s role is part sports psychologist, part calming influence.
She mends frayed nerves and stabilizes confidence.
“I don’t get involved that much in tactics,” said Lund, who is
married to Swedish curling coach Stefan Lund and is a part-time
project manager. “They handle that for themselves.
“For me, it’s to work on how we want to perform out there,
the attitude we want to have and how to use our energy the right
way.”
An 11-game round-robin can be a grind physically and mentally. By mid week the mind can be as tired as the muscles are
sore. Lund’s job is to make sure Edin’s team of third Sebastian
Kraupp, second Fredrik Lindberg and lead Viktor Kjaell stay
focused and sharp.
“You focus on the small things,
the little details, then big things
might happen,” she said. “You
can not create the big things to
happen.
“You need to focus on the
details.”
Sweden has struggled at times
during the tournament but heads
into Wednesday with a 5-2 record
and remains in the playoff mix.
“They really kept it together
even though they have struggled
with missing some easy shots,”
said Lund. “They still have the
right attitude toward each other.
“We are building upon that. We are going in the right direction.”
Lund, Oona Kauste of Finland and Hatomi Nagaoka of Japan
are among the women coaches at the world championship.
Lund believes more women should be involved in coaching.
“I think the men need to step out of their box and think more
broadly,” said Lund. “If you have a different perspective as a
women you bring more value.
“To have someone who thinks just like you would not bring
so much value.”
Peja Lindholm, the head coach of both the Swedish men’s and
women’s teams, said for him, gender isn’t an issue when selecting coaches.
“She (Lund) knows what it takes to be out there,” said Lindholm, a three-time world champion. “She has all the experience
from the Olympic gold.
“On her team she had a lot of stamina. She put all the energy
together to go in the right direction. That’s what I would say is
the reason she is with the team. She has a lot of respect.”
Lund brings some impressive credentials. Besides the two
Olympic golds her trophy case includes two women’s world
championship gold medals, a pair of silver and a bronze.
Edin said his team sorted through the names of about 35
potential coaches before deciding on Lund.
“Most of them were men because we don’t have that many girl
players in Sweden or coaches,” said the two-time world championship bronze medallist.
“We wanted the best one and that was Eva.”
Lund has worked with Edin’s team to shed some mental
weight.
“We try to think too much about everything,” said Edin. “It’s
great to get a person that is more relaxed and maybe can lighten
us a little bit.
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“When it’s tense out there we need somebody
to calm us down.”
Lund began working with the team prior to
last year’s world championship. Edin has seen a
change in attitude.
“We are going in more positive,” he said.
“We’re trying not to think too much about the
mistakes, think forward.
“It we lose a game, just take the good stuff out
of it and move onto the next game.”
During the pre-game warmups Lund is on
the ice, helping the team judge the ice conditions and match stones. She watches the games
sitting beside Lindholm and is ready to offer
advice during breaks.
“There is never a right or wrong in curling,”
Lund said. “There always is choices.
“Making the right choice also is executing it
the right way. It’s not only the decision but it’s
execution.”
Lund preaches detail and routine. Being successful at curling is a bit like reading a good
book. You must take it a chapter at a time and
can’t skip to the final page.
“You focus on the small things, the little
details, then big things might happen,” she said.
“You can not create the big things to happen.
“You need to focus on the details.”
Despite some choppy seas it has been mostly
smooth sailing for Sweden so far this week.
Lund wants to make sure the team isn’t blown
off course by any unexpected storms.
“It’s important to keep things together,” she
said. “We are facing four tough games the last
two days.
“We need to be on top and mentally prepared.”
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MEET THE TEAMS: FINLAND • AKU KAUSTE• M-CURLING HYVINKÅÅ• OTANIEMEN JYLLÅÅJÅT
Team you’ve played lots this
season, best challenge?: From
the international teams: Russia,
We’ve played them at least three
times this season (2-1 so far).
Editor’s note: 2-2 now
Skip
Aku Kauste
Occupation: Product Development manager
Birthdate: 17.11.1979
Birthplace: Espoo
Hometown: Helsinki
Favorite place to curl?: Canada
Delivery: Right handed, flatfoot
Go to shot: Draw
Pauli
If you could be on a reality TV
show, what would it be and what
would you do? None, I don’t like
reality tv.
Favourite two curlers (1) past/
(1) present and why? Johnny Mo
If you weren’t a star curler,
what sport would you hope star
in? Maybe Golf
Social media important to you?
Nope
Favourite supplier of curling
gear? Balance Plus
Fav o u r i t e b a n d o r t y p e o f
music: Mokoma / Hard rock &
metal
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Sushi
On a winter’s weekend day
you are not curling, what are
you doing? Is there such a days?
Probaly relaxing at home
Summer? Golfing or travelling
O ne person who has most
influenced your curling career,
and why? My dad, I started after
following his games and because
of him ended up in the Fnnish
junior squad witch got to go to
world juniors in thunder bay.
If you were on TSN Skins Game
and got to choose your team,
who would the other 3 be, and
no you can’t pick your current
teammates, and they all must be
from separate teams? John Morris, Carter Rycroft, Haavard Vad
Petersson
What would be the best thing
about representing your country in Sochi, what you want to do
there other than winning Gold?
Seeing the olympics from the
inside
If you could make one change
to r ules, equipment, etc., to
improve the game what would it
be? Add a few minutes practise
/ on ice warmup to all the tour
games as well.
Third
Jani Sullanmaa
Occupation: IT consultant
Birthdate: 19 December 1981
Birthplace: Hyvinkää Hometown: Hyvinkää
Favorite place to curl?: Karlstad
Curling Club Delivery: R
Go to shot: Wish I had one..
Longest serving teammate: All
would you do? Gold mining
(1) present and why? Peja Lindholm. One of the best. Niklas Edin,
great all-around player
If you weren’t a star curler,
what sport would you hope star
in? Golf
Nope.
gear? Balance Plus
Favourite band or type of
music: Finnish rock/rap
Favourite website: liigaporssi.fi
( finnish fantasyhockey site. )
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Italian
you are not curling, what are you
doing? Shovelling a feet of snow of
my driveway
Summer? Spending time at
summer cottage, building stuff,
fishing, sauna of course, few beers.
Is it summer yet?
One person who has most
and why? Wille Mäkelä. Played
with him when junior and starting
and got to choose your team, who
would the other 3 be, and no you
can’t pick your current teammates,
and they all must be from separate
teams? Niklas Edin, ”Bombi” Svae,
Lars Vilandt..Scandinavian power!
Only interested in gold.
be? Add gun power to rocks! Hits
= explosions!
Second
Pauli Jäämies
Family Details: Single
Occupation: Senior Media
Manager
Birthdate: 04/22/85
Birthplace: Clearwater, Florida,
US
Hometown: Helsinki
Favorite place to curl?: Victoria, B.C .
Nickname: “Rastafari” (no idea
where I got it from)
Delivery: Right
Go to shot: Draw through the
house is something I keep coming
back to
Janne Pitko, since 2007
would you do? Any generic reality contest. I wouldn’t be there to
make friends.
(1) present and why? Past: Peja
Lindholm because he was an
intense curler and is a nice and
polite guy. Present : Kevin Koe
because he slides low, throws hard
and always on ice looks either
uneasy or pissed. Reminds me of
my skip.
If you weren’t a star curler, what
sport would you hope star in?
None really.
I use it just to stalk people.
gear? Shoes from Asham, brush
and pants from Balance Plus and
gloves from Goldline.
Fav ou r i t e b a n d o r t y p e o f
music: Eurovision Song Contest
Favourite website: I can haz
cheezburger
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Japanese or Thai.
doing? Sleeping and working.
Summer? Bicycling around Helsinki and working.
O ne person who has most
and why? Has to be my skip
because basically he has taught
me everything I know about curling on competitive level.
teams? Is it considered cheating if
I pick Jamie Korab, Mark Nichols
and Brad Gushue?
”Olympic athlete” would look
good in my résumé.
be? Mandatory live-streaming via
internet for cashspiels. I’m looking
at you Canada.
Lead
Janne Pitko
Occupation: Poker player
Birthdate: 8 September 1981
Birthplace: Kemi
Hometown: Espoo
Favorite place to curl?: Karlstad
Curling Club
Delivery: R
Go to shot: Corner guard
Pauli
would you do? Top Chef / Judge
(1) present and why? Peja Lindholm. Great attitude. Thomas Ulsrude. Very handsome.
If you weren’t a star curler, what
sport would you hope star in?
Football
It’s not.
gear? Balance Plus
Fav ou r i t e b a n d o r t y p e o f
music: Finnish rap
Favourite website: futisforum2.
org
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Russian
doing? Watching American football with friends
Summer? Watching football/
soccer
One person who has most influenced your curling career, and
why? Aku. Mentor.
can’t pick your current teammates, and they all must be from
separate teams? Niklas Edin, Jon
Mead, Brent Laing
Free food.
be? Every big event should either
be televised or live streamed.
Alternate
Leo Mäkelä
Family Details: Mother, father,
siblings, girlfriend and dog
Occupation: Student
Birthdate: 16.9.1988
Birthplace: St. Petersburg, Russia
Hometown: Hyvinkää (grew up),
Espoo (resides now due to university)
Favorite place to curl?: Basel
curling rink (SUI)
Nickname: Leca (leka[fin]=sledgehammer[eng])
Delivery: right handed
Go to shot: quiet
Longest serving teammate: Aku
Kauste, Pauli Jäämies
Publisher:
The Canadian Curling
Association
Editor-in-Chief:
Larry Wood
Managing Editor:
Fred Rinne
would you do? Top Shot, would got
to every challenge there is
(1) present and why? Keith Wendorf, just great! / Antti Männynväli.
Not specially. Do use facebook but
that’s it.
gear? Balance Plus.
Favourite band or type of music:
Pop/rock that comes out of radio.
Nightwish, The Beatles just to mention couple.
Favourite website: dropbox.
com
Favourite ethnic cuisine: Russian
kitchen salads and soups.
On a winter’s weekend day you
are not curling, what are you doing?
Sitting on a couch back home with
my girlfriend watching some random TV series, after a long walk
outside with our dog.
Summer? Picnic with friends,
soccer match with buddies or just
goofing around.
One person who has most influenced your curling career, and why?
Scott Arnold, coached me in Fussen
junior camp and made me realize
my possibility as a curler.
teams? Pat Ryan, Wayne “Speedster” Middaugh, Ralph Stöckli
about representing your country
in Sochi, what you want to do there
other than winning Gold? Just to
see and feel the atmosphere of the
Olympics would be awesome. And
to represent your country on that
level is mindblowing.
If you could make one change to
rules, equipment, etc., to improve
the game what would it be? Timeclock system that could work on
its own. Couple of laserscanner
devices, cameras, computers and
some software could run the game
clocks on its own.
Lead Writer:
Jim Morris
Photographer:
Michael Burns
Media Partner:
Victoria Times-Colonist
Wednesday, April 3
Page 13
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TIME FOR TRIVIA
QUESTION OF THE DAY:
Name the curler(s) who has skipped
Denmark champions in more world men’s
championships than any other.
1. How many championships?
2. Four skips representing Germany have
played in world men’s championship finals.
Name them.
3. Name five U.S. skips who have played in
world men’s championship finals.
4. How about seven skips representing
Switzerland?
5. Seven Swedish skips have reached the
men’s final. Can you name all seven?
6. Five skips in world curling history have
directed five medal-winning teams at the
world championship. Name the skips and
their home nations.
7. Who skipped the first Canadian team
that failed to win the world men’s curling
championship and the year of that flunkout?
8. In world men’s curling championship
play, teams from one country lead the league
in defeating the eventual world champions
during the round robin. Name the country .
. . and how many times its reps have beaten
the champs?
9. Two skips have twice won 10 or more
games in a world men’s curling championship and failed to win the title. They are?
10. What years did they hit double figures
and fail to grab the title?
11. Six other skips have won 10 or more
games in a world men’s curling championship and failed to win the title. They are?
12. When did they fail after winning in
double figures?
6. Chuck Hay (Scotland), Peja Lindholm
(Sweden), Eigil Ramsfjell (Norway), David
Smith (Scotland), Bud Somerville (U.S.A.).
7. Terry Braunstein, 1965
8. U.S. teams have beaten the eventual
world men;s champions a league-leafing 14
times.
9. David Smith, Kevin Martin.
10. Smith (1986, 2010), Martin (1991, 2009)
11. Pat Ryan, Mark Dacey, Andy Kapp,
Torger Nergard, Tom Brewster, Sebastian
Kraupp.
12. Ryan (1988), Dacey (2004), Kapp
(2007), Nergaard (2010), Tom Brewster
(2011), Sebastian Kraupp (2012).
(Answers)
QofD: (Tie) Tommy Stjerne and Ulrik
Schmidt.
1. Eight.
2. Andy Kapp, Rodger Schmidt, Sebastian
Stock, Keith Wendorf.
3. Bob LaBonte, Bob Nichols, Ed Risling,
Bruce Roberts, Bud Somerville.
4. Peter Attinger Jr., Otto Danieli, Markus
E g g l e r, Pat r i ck Hü r l i ma n n , A n d re a s
Schwaller, Ralph Stoeckli, Jurg Tanner.
5. Ragnar Kamp, Stefan Hasselborg, Peja
Lindholm, Jan-Olof Nassen, Kjell Oscarius,
Jan Ullsten, Bob Woods.
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Montreal hosting 2014 Scotties
BY JIM MORRIS
The Eye Opener
The Canadian Curling Association is hoping that by placing
the 2014 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Montreal it will be a
stepping stone to hold other major championships in cities like
Toronto and Vancouver.
“Everybody knows Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver are the
big three cities in Canada,” Greg Stremlaw, Curling Canada’s CEO,
said last week after announcing next year’s Scotties will be held at
Montreal’s Maurice Richard Arena Feb. 1-9. “This is really a template to kind of build towards one of the three big cities, see if it
can be successful.
“I think Montreal, with all the elements that are there, we are
going to be really watching closely to see how the bottom line
looks. If it works well, maybe we can start to look at some stuff for
Toronto or Vancouver as well.”
The last time the Canadian women’s champion was held in
Montreal was 1979. It was the last year Macdonald Tobacco sponsored The Lassie. It was also the first time the championship used
a playoff format and the first time the final game was shown on
television.
Montreal also hosted the 1977 Brier.
Vancouver hosted the 1978 Brier and the 1997 Scotties.
The Scotties have never been held in Toronto and the last Brier
was 1941.
Montreal Scotties organizing committee members Cathy
Hughes (left) and Francine Poisson at the announcement the
city will host the 2014 Scotties.
Besides the Brier and Scotties, the other championships hosted
by the CCA are the Canada Cup, the Continental Cup, the Canadian Juniors and the world curling championship. Next year’s
Continental Cup will be held in Las Vegas.
Stremlaw is excited about the marketing opportunities Montreal presents.
“Curling in Quebec is really a diamond in the rough,” he said.
The Maurice Richard Arena is a 4,750-seat multi-purpose arena.
It was built in 1962 and renovated in 1994.
The arena hosted boxing and wrestling at the 1976 Summer
Olympic Games. It is located on a metro stop making for easy
access.
Montreal is also home to Kruger Products, which is now in its
32nd year as title sponsor for the Scotties.
“Kruger has a deep-rooted history in Montreal which dates
back over a century,” Nancy Marcus, corporate vice-president of
marketing, said in a release. “Curling is a part of our company’s
heritage. We’re looking forward to Montreal hosting a milestone
event.”
One of the challenges of hosting a competition in a large city
that also has professional sports teams and many entertainment
options is making sure your event doesn’t get lost.
“We have to activate the brand and make sure people know all
about it and get bums in the seats,” said Stremlaw.
“If people come we’re golden. We need to activate the brand
and excite people, whether that’s through local sponsorship or
painting the town red. All the little elements that go into it.”
Cathy Hughes, executive vice-chair of the Montreal organizing
committee, said 17 curling clubs currently operate on the Island
of Montreal. She’s confident the Scotties will draw a large crowd.
“We are going to promote it everywhere we can, locally and outside the city,” she said.
“The curling clubs are very excited. We are going to make sure
everybody knows about it. We are going to tell our tale.”
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