The 2009 Curling World Championship among mixed couples 2009 was held in the city of Cortina d'Ampezzo ( Italy ) from April 18 to April 25,2009 . The tournament was held for the 2nd time.
2009 Mixed Pair Curling World Cup
2009 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship
City
Cortina d'Ampezzo ( Italy )
Arena
Cortina d'ampezzo curling arena
date of
April 18 - 25, 2009
Winner
Switzerland (2 title)
Finalist
Hungary
The tournament was attended by 27 national combined teams (composed of one man and one woman).
The champion (2nd time in her history) was the Swiss national team , who won the Hungarian national team in the final. The bronze medal was won by the Canadian national team , who won the Chinese national team in the 3rd place match. [one]
For the first time, the national teams of Austria , Bulgaria and the Republic of Korea took part in the championship.
Content
1Competition format
2Competition Results
2.1Group stage
2.1.1Group A (blue)
2.1.1.1tie-break
2.1.2Group B (red)
2.1.3Group C (green)
2.1.3.1Tie-Break
2.2Playoffs
2.2.1Qualifying round
2.2.2Medal Round
2.3Final classification
3notes
Competition Format
Teams are divided into 3 groups (A - "blue", B - "red", C - "green") of 9 teams, where they play with each other in a circular system in one circle. The 1st place winners go to the playoff semi -finals directly. The runners-up go to the qualifying round of the playoffs, where first the two worst of the three teams meet, and then the best of the three teams meets with the winner; the winner joins the participants in the semifinals of the medal round. These four teams play the Olympic system in the semifinals, then the winners of the semifinals in the finals play the 1st and 2nd places, the losers in the semifinals play the 3rd and 4th places among themselves.
Competition Results
Group Stage
Group A (blue)
A place
Team
one
2
3
four
5
6
7
8
9
AT
P
Composition (in order: second, lead)
one
Switzerland
*
7: 4
7: 0
10: 5
9: 7
8: 6
8: 5
7: 5
10: 4
8
0
Tony Muller , Irene Shory
2
Czech
4: 7
*
8: 4
8: 7
10: 6
5: 8
10: 8
7: 3
8: 3
6
2
Karel Kubeshka , Anna Kubeshkova
3
Poland
0: 7
4: 8
*
7: 4
10: 5
9: 7
7: 5
9: 5
8: 1
6
2
Damian Herman , Agnieszka Ogrodniczek
four
Latvia
5:10
7: 8
4: 7
*
9: 3
6: 5
9: 5
7: 5
8: 3
four
four
Robert Krusts, Iveta Stasha-Sharshun
5
France
7: 9
6:10 a.m.
5:10
3: 9
*
14: 6
9: 7
7: 4
9: 3
four
four
Wilfried Kulo , Solen Kulo
6
Japan
6: 8
8: 5
7: 9
5: 6
6:14 a.m.
*
9: 4
6: 7
10: 8
3
5
Ohno Fukihiro, Matsuda Atsuko
7
Austria
5: 8
8:10 a.m.
5: 7
5: 9
7: 9
4: 9
*
8: 4
5: 2
3
5
Andreas Unterberger, Karina Toth
8
Slovakia
5: 7
3: 7
5: 9
5: 7
4: 7
7: 6
4: 8
*
8: 6
2
6
Milan Kajan, Gabriela Kajanova
9
Wales
4:10
3: 8
1: 8
3: 8
3: 9
8:10 a.m.
2: 5
6: 8
*
0
8
Stewart Cairns, Lisa Peters
Pass to the medal round of the playoffs directly.
They enter the tie-break , the winner of which passes to the qualifying stage of the playoffs, the winner of which passes to the medal round.
Tie-break
Czech Republic11 : 3 Poland
Group B (red)
A place
Team
one
2
3
four
5
6
7
8
9
AT
P
Composition (in order: second, lead)
one
Canada
*
9: 4
6: 3
7: 6
6: 4
7: 4
9: 6
9: 5
10: 3
8
0
Sean Grassie, Allison Nimik
2
Finland
4: 9
*
8: 5
7: 6
9: 8
7: 4
9: 2
9: 3
10: 4
7
one
Jussi Uusipaavalniemi , Jaana Hämäläinen
3
Scotland
3: 6
5: 8
*
7: 6
7: 2
8: 5
11: 1
8: 4
10: 6
6
2
Keith MacLennan, Victoria Sloan
four
Russia
6: 7
6: 7
6: 7
*
14: 3
9: 6
10: 9
4: 7
15: 1
four
four
Alexander Kirikov , Olga Zharkova
5
New Zealand
4: 6
8: 9
2: 7
3:14
*
6: 5
7: 5
8: 5
5: 4
four
four
Scott Becker , Brydie Donald
6
Italy
4: 7
4: 7
5: 8
6: 9
5: 6
*
10: 3
10: 2
10: 5
3
5
Andrea Pilzer , Chiara Zanotelli
7
England
6: 9
2: 9
1:11
9:10 a.m.
5: 7
3:10
*
7: 5
9: 2
2
6
John Sharp, Jane Clark
8
Australia
5: 9
3: 9
4: 8
7: 4
5: 8
2:10
5: 7
*
7: 4
2
6
Gerald Chick, Jennifer Thomas
9
Bulgaria
3:10
4:10
6:10 a.m.
1:15
4: 5
5:10
2: 9
4: 7
*
0
8
Lubomir Velinov, Borislava Petrova
Pass to the medal round of the playoffs directly.
Pass to the qualifying stage of the playoffs, the winner of which passes in the medal round.
Group C (green)
A place
Team
one
2
3
four
5
6
7
8
9
AT
P
Composition (in order: second, lead)
one
China
*
7: 6
8: 1
9: 5
8: 5
10: 6
1: 9
8: 7
6: 4
7
one
Zhang Zhipeng , Sun Yue
2
Hungary
6: 7
*
4: 8
12: 3
7: 3
7: 6
9: 1
9: 3
8: 6
6
2
Ildiko Szekeres , György Nagy
3
Sweden
1: 8
8: 4
*
7: 1
6: 5
9: 4
8: 4
6: 3
9:11 a.m.
6
2
Andreas Prytz, Sofia Gustaffson
four
Estonia
5: 9
3:12
1: 7
*
12: 2
11: 9
10: 2
6: 9
11: 1
four
four
Martin Lill, Kristiine Lill
5
Denmark
5: 8
3: 7
5: 6
2:12
*
8: 6
7: 4
8: 5
7: 6
four
four
Per Svensen, Christine Swensen
6
USA
6:10 a.m.
6: 7
4: 9
9:11 a.m.
6: 8
*
8: 3
9: 2
7: 5
3
5
Brady Clark , Christine Clark
7
The Republic of Korea
9: 1
1: 9
4: 8
2:10
4: 7
3: 8
*
10: 8
8: 6
3
5
Hong Jun-pyo, Park Kyung-mi
8
Norway
7: 8
3: 9
3: 6
9: 6
5: 8
2: 9
8:10 a.m.
*
9: 4
2
6
Ole Hauge, Hilde Stenseth
9
Spain
4: 6
6: 8
11: 9
1:11
6: 7
5: 7
6: 8
4: 9
*
one
7
Alberto Vez, Estrella Labrador Amo
Pass to the medal round of the playoffs directly.
They enter the tie-break , the winner of which passes to the qualifying stage of the playoffs, the winner of which passes to the medal round.
Switzerland (2 title)
Hungary