1999 Junior Curling World Championship

1999 Junior Curling World Championship
1999 Junior Curling World Championship
	1999 World Junior Curling Championships
City	Ostersund ( Sweden )
Arena	Z-hallen
date	March 20 - 28, 1999
Male winner	Canada (9 title)
Finalist	Switzerland
Women's Winner	Switzerland (1 title)
Finalist	Japan
3rd place	U.S. (male); Canada (Women)

The 1999 Junior World Curling Championships ( Eng. 1999 World Junior Curling Championships ) were held from March 20 to 28 in Ostersund ( Sweden ) at the Z-Hallen arena for both male and female teams.

The championship was attended by 10 male and 10 female teams.

In the men's tournament, the Canadian team became the champions (9th time in their history and the 2nd consecutive time), who won the Swiss national team in the final. The US team won bronze medals, winning the Sweden national team in the 3rd place match.

In the women's tournament, the Swiss national team became the champion (for the first time in its history), having won the Japanese national team in the final. The bronze medal was won by the national team of Canada, who won the match for the 3rd place in the national team of Sweden.

For the first time, the Russian women's team participated in the championship.

Content

Competition Format

At the first, group stage, 10 teams play among themselves in a circular system in one circle. The team that took the last place is sent to the pre-qualification tournament next year. The four best teams in the group stage go to the second stage, playoffs , where they play according to the Olympic system : semi-finals, final and match for 3rd place.

Competition Results

Men

Commands

A country	Skip	Third	Second	The first	Spare	Trainer
England	Daniel Jaeggi	Andrew Reed	Thomas jaeggi	Christopher smith	Duncan edwards	Stephen hinds
Germany	Andreas Lang	Rainer beiter	Sebastian schweizer	Stefan klaiber	Jörg engesser
Canada	John morris	Craig Savill	Jason young	Brent laying	Andy ormsby	Scott Taylor
Norway	Thomas berntsen	Thomas Lewold	Jan Øivind Hewitt	Peter Moe	Christopher Sve	Knut ivar moe
USA	Andy roza	Steve jaixen	Kevin jordan	Chris becher	Scott jordan	Ralph roza
Czech	Vit Nekovarik	Petr sulc	Indřich Kitzberger	Marek david	Karel uher	Roger Gustaf Schmidt
Switzerland	Christian haller	Urs eichhorn	Pascal albertin	Ren ‚Kunz	Patrick vuille	Jens piesbergen
Sweden	Patric Håkansson	David kallin	Thomas wallentinson	Rickard högström	Jonas johansson	Elisabeth Högström
Scotland	David Murdoch	Duncan Ferney	Andrew Reid	Richard Woods	Jamie kirk	Cate brewster
Japan	Hiroaki Kashiwagi	Jun Nakayama	Kazuto Yanagizawa	Keita yanagizawa	Takanori ichimura	Glen jackson

Group Stage

Standings (position after completion of the group stage)

M	A country	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	AT	P
one	Canada	*	1:10	9: 2	7: 4	8: 7	13: 1	13: 5	15: 3	8: 3	13: 3	eight	one
2	Switzerland	10: 1	*	5: 6	5: 4	7: 8	5: 4	8: 3	10: 3	5: 3	9: 3	7	2
3	USA	2: 9	6: 5	*	7: 8	12: 3	7: 2	9: 4	7: 5	8: 5	10: 3	7	2
four	Sweden	4: 7	4: 5	8: 7	*	7: 4	8: 3	7: 4	7: 6	7: 6	10: 9	7	2
five	Scotland	7: 8	8: 7	3:12	4: 7	*	10: 2	6: 4	13: 3	6: 2	13: 4	6	3
6	Germany	1:13	4: 5	2: 7	3: 8	2:10	*	3: 4	7: 5	10: 3	10: 8	3	6
7	Norway	5:13	3: 8	4: 9	4: 7	4: 6	4: 3	*	6: 5	5: 7	2: 9	2	7
7	Czech	3:15	3:10	5: 7	6: 7	3:13	5: 7	5: 6	*	7: 6	11: 9	2	7
9	Japan	3: 8	3: 5	5: 8	6: 7	2: 6	3:10	7: 5	6: 7	*	9: 4	2	7
ten	England	3:13	3: 9	3:10	9:10 a.m.	4:13	8:10 a.m.	9: 2	9:11 a.m.	4: 9	*	one	eight

Pass to the playoffs .

Pass in a tie-break for 7th place.

Tie-break

Team	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Czech	one	0	one	0	0	2	0	one	0	X	five
Norway	0	one	0	0	one	0	2	0	four	X	eight

Playoffs

Semifinals			The final

one	Canada	9
four	Sweden	2
			one	Canada	6
			2	Switzerland	2
2	Switzerland	five
3	USA	four	3rd place match

			3	USA	7
			four	Sweden	five

Final classification

A place	Team	AND	AT	P
01!	Canada	eleven	ten	one
02!	Switzerland	eleven	eight	3
03!	USA	eleven	eight	3
four	Sweden	eleven	7	four
five	Scotland	9	6	3
6	Germany	9	3	6
7	Norway	ten	3	7
eight	Czech	ten	2	eight
9	Japan	9	2	7
ten	England	9	one	eight

Women

Commands

A country	Skip	Third	Second	The first	Spare	Trainer
Germany	Cornelia stock	Barbara geiger	Angelika gföreis	Stefanie jost	Sandra waldman	Suzanne fink
Canada	Marie-France Laroche	Nancy bélanger	Marie-Eve Létourneau	Valerie Grenier	Véronique Grégoire	Camil larouche
Norway	Henriette Wang	Lynn Gitmark	Marianne Roervik	Camilla Holt	Cathinka Ring Heger	Tormod Andreassen
Russia	Nina Golovchenko	Olga Zharkova	Anastasia Skultan	Anna Rubtsova	Elmira Gulyaeva	Olga Andrianova
USA	Hop schmitt	Nikki Baird	Katlyn Schmitt	Teresa bahr	Amy Becher	Scott Byrd
France	Ode Benier	Laura Mutazzi	Stephanie Jacques	Sandrine Moran	Julie berthet
Switzerland	Sylvanas Tirinsoni	Michelle Knobel	Brigitte schori	Martina von arx	Carmen Schaefer	Heinz schmid
Sweden	Matilda mattsson	Kaisa Bergstrom	Lisa löfskog	Jenny hammarström	Lisa Håkansson	Jan-Olov Nässén
Scotland	Kelly wood	Lorna Versa	Lindsay wood	Janie johnston	Jacqui reid	Keith prentice
Japan	Akiko Katoh	Yumie hayashi	Ayumi Onodera	Ai kobayashi	Shinobu Aota	Elaine dagg-jackson

Group Stage

The standings after the completion of the group stage

M	A country	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	AT	P
one	Canada	*	6: 5	8: 5	7: 5	7: 4	6: 7	9: 6	5: 3	12: 1	5: 7	7	2
2	Switzerland	5: 6	*	9: 5	2: 8	5: 4	8: 6	7: 4	11: 5	10: 4	8: 4	7	2
3	Sweden	5: 8	5: 9	*	8: 6	7: 5	8: 5	1: 2	7: 5	10: 5	12: 1	6	3
four	Japan	5: 7	8: 2	6: 8	*	3: 6	9: 4	6: 5	6: 5	10: 1	8: 5	6	3
five	Scotland	4: 7	4: 5	5: 7	6: 3	*	10: 2	6: 8	9: 7	6: 5	8: 6	five	four
6	USA	7: 6	6: 8	5: 8	4: 9	2:10	*	10: 5	9: 6	10: 3	11: 4	five	four
7	France	6: 9	4: 7	2: 1	5: 6	8: 6	5:10	*	5: 8	6: 3	8: 3	four	five
eight	Norway	3: 5	5:11	5: 7	5: 6	7: 9	6: 9	8: 5	*	5: 4	10: 4	3	6
9	Germany	1:12	4:10	5:10	1:10	5: 6	3:10	3: 6	4: 5	*	6: 4	one	eight
ten	Russia	7: 5	4: 8	1:12	5: 8	6: 8	4:11	3: 8	4:10	4: 6	*	one	eight

Pass to the playoffs .

Playoffs

Semifinals			The final

one	Canada	6
four	Japan	eight
			four	Japan	3
			2	Switzerland	eight
2	Switzerland	five
3	Sweden	3	3rd place match

			one	Canada	ten
			3	Sweden	3

Final classification

A place	Team	AND	AT	P
01!	Switzerland	eleven	9	2
02!	Japan	eleven	7	four
03!	Canada	eleven	eight	3
four	Sweden	eleven	6	five
five	Scotland	9	five	four
6	USA	9	five	four
7	France	9	four	five
eight	Norway	9	3	6
9	Germany	9	one	eight
ten	Russia	9	one	eight

1999 Junior Curling World Championship

Content

Competition Format

Competition Results

Men

Commands

Group Stage

Tie-break

Playoffs

Final classification

Women

Commands

Group Stage

Playoffs

Final classification

Notes

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