1990 European Curling Championships

1990 European Curling Championships
1990 European Curling Championships
Host city	Lillehammer, Norway
Arena	Kristins Hall
Dates	4–8 December
Men's winner	Sweden
Curling club	Sollefteå CK, Sollefteå
Skip	Mikael Hasselborg
Third	Hans Nordin
Second	Lars Vågberg
Lead	Stefan Hasselborg
Finalist	Scotland (Robin Gray)
Women's winner	Norway
Curling club	Snarøyen CC, Oslo
Skip	Dordi Nordby
Third	Hanne Pettersen
Second	Mette Halvorsen
Lead	Anne Jøtun
Finalist	Scotland (Hazel Erskine)
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The 1990 European Curling Championships were held from 4 to 8 December at the Kristins Hall arena in Lillehammer, Norway.

The Swedish men's team won their third title, and the Norwegian women's team won their first title.

Men edit

Teams edit

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Curling club, city
Austria	Alois Kreidl	Günther Mochny	Dieter Küchenmeister	Stefan Salinger		Kitzbühel CC, Kitzbühel
Czechoslovakia	Radek Klima	Tomas Klima	Martin Binder	Karel Havl¡cek
Denmark	Tommy Stjerne	Per Berg	Ivan Frederiksen	Anders Søderblom	Peter Andersen	Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre
England	Martyn Deakin (4th)	Alistair Burns	John Deakin (skip)	Stephen Watt
Finland	Jussi Uusipaavalniemi	Jari Laukkanen	Jori Aro	Marko Poikolainen	Juhani Heinonen
France	Thierry Mercier	Daniel Cosetto	Lionel Tournier	Laurent Flenghi	Joel Indergand
Germany	Rodger Gustaf Schmidt	Philip Seitz	Johnny Jahr	Andreas Feldenkirchen	Dirk Hornung, Joackim Fendske
Italy	Vittorino Boschet	Alessandro Fummi	Livio Zanardo	Giovanni Zadra
Netherlands	Jerom van Dillegis	Jan Henderson	Rob Joosen	Hans van Dijk	Gerard Köppers
Norway	Eigil Ramsfjell	Sjur Loen	Morten Skaug	Niclas Järund		Snarøyen CC, Oslo
Scotland	Robin Gray	Kenneth Knox	Kerr Graham	William Hogg
Sweden	Mikael Hasselborg	Hans Nordin	Lars Vågberg	Stefan Hasselborg		Sollefteå CK, Sollefteå
Switzerland	Markus Känzig	Silvano Flückiger	Cristoph Richter	Mario Flückiger
Wales	John Hunt	John Stone	Scott Lyon)	David Stevenson

First Phase (Triple Knockout) edit

Round 1 edit

Two teams promoted to Second Phase

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

		Scotland	8
Wales	13	Wales	2
Italy	2			Scotland	8
France	6			France	7
Netherlands	5	France	4
Sweden	6	Sweden	3
England	5

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

		Norway	9
Austria	3	Austria	2
Denmark	2			Norway	6
Germany	14			Germany	3
Czechoslovakia	1	Germany	9
Switzerland	7	Switzerland	5
Finland	2

Round 2 edit

Three teams promoted to Second Phase

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

				Germany	3
				England	10
		Italy	8
Netherlands	2	England	10
England	10

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

				France	6
				Finland	7
		Denmark	4
Czechoslovakia	2	Finland	5
Finland	14

Game 1		Game 2

		Sweden	6
Austria	2	Switzerland	7
Switzerland	5

Round 3 edit

Three teams promoted to Second Phase

Game 1		Game 2

		France	8
Austria	4	Netherlands	3
Netherlands	6

Game 1		Game 2

		Sweden	6
Italy	3	Denmark	3
Denmark	10

Game 1		Game 2

		Germany	7
Wales	11	Wales	8
Czechoslovakia	2

Second Phase (Double Knockout) edit

Round 1 edit

Two teams promoted to Playoffs

Game 1		Game 2

Scotland	6

Sweden	7
		Sweden	1

		England	4
Finland	0

England	7

Game 1		Game 2

Norway	6

France	2
		Norway	8

		Switzerland	7
Switzerland	6

Wales	2

Round 2 edit

Two teams promoted to Playoffs

Game 1		Game 2

		Switzerland	3
Scotland	6	Scotland	6
Finland	3

Game 1		Game 2

		Sweden	6
France	6	France	3
Wales	3

Placement Phase edit

Range 9-14 edit

Quarterfinals (9-14)		Semifinals (9-14)		Final for 9th place

Netherlands	14
Czechoslovakia	2	Netherlands	2
		Denmark	11
				Denmark	6
				Germany	4
		Germany	7
Austria	8	Austria	2
Italy	6

Semifinals (11-14)		Final for 11th place

Netherlands	7

Italy	2
		Netherlands	7

		Austria	3
Austria	13

Czechoslovakia	3	Match for 13th place


		Italy	11

		Czechoslovakia	3

Range 5-8 edit

	Final for 5th place

	Switzerland		6

	France		1

	Final for 7th place

	Finland		6

	Wales		3

Playoffs edit

Semifinals		Final

England	4

Scotland	5
		Scotland	7

		Sweden	9
Norway	4

Sweden	6	Bronze Medal Game


		England	5

		Norway	6

Final standings edit

Place	Country	Skip	Games	Wins	Losses
	Sweden	Mikael Hasselborg	10	7	3
	Scotland	Robin Gray	7	5	2
	Norway	Eigil Ramsfjell	6	5	1
4	England	John Deakin	8	5	3
5	Switzerland	Markus Känzig	8	5	3
6	France	Thierry Mercier	9	4	5
7	Finland	Jussi Uusipaavalniemi	7	4	3
8	Wales	John Hunt	8	3	5
9	Denmark	Tommy Stjerne	6	3	3
10	Germany	Rodger Gustaf Schmidt	7	3	4
11	Netherlands	Jerom van Dillegis	8	4	4
12	Austria	Alois Kreidl	8	3	5
13	Italy	Vittorino Boschet	6	1	5
14	Czechoslovakia	Radek Klima	6	0	6

Women edit

Teams edit

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate Coach	Curling club, city
Austria	Edeltraud Koudelka	Margit Holzer	Anna Egger	Veronika Huber	Lilly Hummelt
Denmark	Helena Blach Lavrsen	Malene Krause	Lone Kristoffersen	Gitte Larsen		Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre
England	Moira Davison	Margaret Martin	Venetia Scott	Joan Reed	Margaret Cadzow	Glendale CC, Northumberland
Finland	Jaana Jokela	Terhi Aro	Nina Ahvenainen	Heidi Koskiheimo	Marita Ripatti
France	Karine Caux	Laurence Bibollet	Géraldine Girod	Chrystelle Fournier
Germany	Andrea Schöpp	Monika Wagner	Christina Haller	Heike Wieländer	Rainer Schöpp	SC Riessersee, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Italy	Ann Lacedelli	Maria Carla Lorenzi	Daniela Zandegiacomo	Loredana Siorpaes
Netherlands	Jenny Bovenschen	Netty Born	Kniertje van Kuyk	Teuna Jongert	Elke Schütz
Norway	Dordi Nordby	Hanne Pettersen	Mette Halvorsen	Anne Jøtun		Snarøyen CC, Oslo
Scotland	Hazel Erskine	Edith Loudon	Katie Loudon	Fiona Bayne
Sweden	Annika Lööf	Lotta Giesenfeld	Helena Svensson	Elisabeth Hansson	Lena Mårdberg
Switzerland	Cristina Lestander	Christine Krieg	Nicole Oetliker	Christina Gartenmann
Wales	Hilary Davis	Jackie Jones	Madzia Williams	Jenny MacMillan

First Phase (Triple Knockout) edit

Round 1 edit

Two teams promoted to Second Phase.

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

		Germany	13
Italy	3	Finland	1
Finland	10			Germany	4
Denmark	8			Norway	5
England	1	Denmark	3
Norway	9	Norway	9
Austria	3

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

		Switzerland	8
France	9	France	5
Wales	3			Switzerland	5
				Sweden	1
		Sweden	8
Scotland	11	Scotland	7
Netherlands	1

Round 2 edit

Three teams promoted to Second Phase.

Game 1		Game 2		Game 3

				Sweden	6
				Austria	2
		Italy	3
England	7	Austria	10
Austria	8

Game 1		Game 2

		Germany	11
Wales	12	Wales	0
Netherlands	5

		Game 3

Game 1		Game 2

Finland	5

Denmark	4
		Finland	2

		Scotland	8
France	4

Scotland	7

Round 3 edit

Three teams promoted to Second Phase.

Game 1		Game 2

		Wales	1
France	6	France	6
England	5

		Game 3

Game 1		Game 2

		Finland	11
Italy	4	Netherlands	2
Netherlands	11

		Game 3

	Game 1

	Austria		2

	Denmark		8

Second Phase (Double Knockout) edit

Round 1 edit

Two teams promoted to Playoffs.

Game 1		Game 2

Norway	5

Finland	4
		Norway	9

		Germany	4
Germany	7

Sweden	3

Game 1		Game 2

Switzerland	7

France	5
		Switzerland	4

		Scotland	7
Scotland	5

Denmark	4

Round 2 edit

Two teams promoted to Playoffs.

Game 1		Game 2

		Switzerland	5
Finland	2	Sweden	4
Sweden	9

		Game 3

Game 1		Game 2

		Germany	5
France	1	Denmark	4
Denmark	10

		Game 3

Placement Phase edit

Range 9-13 edit

Quarterfinals (9-13)		Semifinals (9-13)		Final for 9th place

		Wales	10
		Netherlands	6
				Wales	3
				Austria	13
		Austria	8
England	5	Italy	6
Italy	8

Semifinals (11-13)		Final for 11th place

Netherlands	8
England	3	Netherlands	5
		Italy	10

Range 5-8 edit

	Final for 5th place

	Sweden		2

	Denmark		3

	Final for 7th place

	Finland		4

	France		2

Playoffs edit

Semifinals		Final

Norway	7

Switzerland	5
		Norway	6

		Scotland	4
Scotland	6

Germany	5	Bronze Medal Game


		Switzerland	5

		Germany	3

Final standings edit

Place	Country	Skip	Games	Wins	Losses
	Norway	Dordi Nordby	7	7	0
	Scotland	Hazel Erskine	8	6	2
	Switzerland	Cristina Lestander	7	5	2
4	Germany	Andrea Schöpp	8	4	4
5	Denmark	Helena Blach Lavrsen	8	4	4
6	Sweden	Annika Lööf	7	3	4
7	Finland	Jaana Jokela	8	4	4
8	France	Karine Caux	8	3	5
9	Austria	Edeltraud Koudelka	7	4	3
10	Wales	Hilary Davis	6	2	4
11	Italy	Ann Lacedelli	6	2	4
12	Netherlands	Jenny Bovenschen	7	2	5
13	England	Moira Davison	5	0	5

References edit

External links edit

Men's results from the World Curling Federation
Women's results from the World Curling Federation