The European Junior Curling Championship of 2010 was held from January3 to 8,2010 in Prague ( Czech Republic ) for male and female junior teams (participants age not more than 21 years old). The tournament was held for the 6th time.
European Junior Curling Championship 2010
European Junior Challenge Competition 2010
City
Prague ( Czech Republic )
Arena
Curling hall roztyly
date
January3 - 8, 2010
Male winner
Finland (1 title)
Finalist
France
Women's Winner
Germany (2 title)
Finalist
Denmark
3rd place
m .: Czech RepublicEstonia W .: Norway
The championship was attended by 13 men's and 10 women's teams.
Championship winners received the right to speak at the 2010 World Junior Championships .
In the men's tournament, the champions (for the first time in their history) were the Finnish national team, who won the French national team in the final. The national teams of the Czech Republic and Estonia (losers in the semifinals) won bronze medals.
In the women's tournament champions became (the 2nd time in their history) the German national team, who defeated the Danish national team in the final. The Norwegian team won bronze medals.
Men
Competition Format
Teams are divided into two groups of 6 teams (in group A - 7 teams) and play each other in a circular system in one circle. The two best teams from the group go to the playoffs , where they play in the Olympic system : semi-finals and final. The match for 3rd place is not held, both teams that lose in the semifinals receive a bronze medal.
Commands
A country
Fourth ( skip )
Third
Second
The first
Spare
Trainer
Austria
Sebastian Wunderer (4th)
Markus Pirker (skip)
Mathias genner
Philipp nothegger
Martin reichel
Belgium
Timothy verreycken
Thomas Lemmens
Arnaud seeuws
Kevin bouchery
Wim neeleman
Germany
Konstantin Kempf
Alexander Kempf
Mark Bastian
Philipp hackelsmiller
Vincent templin
Spain
Sergio Ves Labrador
Angel Garcia Aguirresabal
Adrian manero vicente
Eduardo de Paz Kureses
Manuel ruch
Italy
Andrea Pilzer
Loris giovannella
Daniele ferrazza
Roberto arman
Simone gonin
Latvia
Raivis Bushmanis
Arturs volkovics
Edgars ratnieks
Arvis busmanis
Netherlands
Diedrick Bontenbal (4th)
Jaap van Dorp
Floyd koelewijn
Carlo Glasbergen (skip)
Ezra wiebe
Shari Leibrandt-Demmon
Poland
Jakub glowania
Tomasz ziolo
Michael zoltowski
Damian spek
Aleksander Grzelka
Michal koziol
Slovakia
Juraj matuskovic
David misun
Milan Moravcik
Jaroslav horvath
Jakub rakús
Finland
Casper Hakunti (4th)
Iiro Sipola (skip)
Toni ylhäinen
Oskar ainola
Kalle wallin
Esko sinisalo
France
Geoffroy Vincent
Guillaume Vincent
Rodolph Vincent
Frederick Buttuden
Tom Burren
Czech
Petr Kral (4th)
Lukas Klima (skip)
Marek Chernovsky
Samuel Mokrish
Jiri deyl
Estonia
Eduard veltsman
Aleksandr Vaganov
Janis Kiziridi
Mihhail vlassov
Harry lill
Group Stage
Group A
M
A country
one
2
3
four
five
6
7
AT
P
one
Czech
*
6: 4
7: 5
5: 1
8: 3
10: 3
6: 4
6
0
2
Finland
4: 6
*
7: 5
6: 4
9: 1
10: 2
11: 0
five
one
3
Netherlands
5: 7
5: 7
*
5: 3
6: 9
10: 2
6: 3
3
3
four
Germany
1: 5
4: 6
3: 5
*
6: 4
8: 3
9: 7
3
3
five
Spain
3: 8
1: 9
9: 6
4: 6
*
8: 3
2: 6
2
four
6
Austria
3:10
2:10
2:10
3: 8
3: 8
*
10: 5
one
five
7
Poland
4: 6
0:11
3: 6
7: 9
6: 2
5:10
*
one
five
Pass to the playoffs .
Group B
M
A country
one
2
3
four
five
6
AT
P
one
France
*
4: 7
4: 1
6: 4
4: 6
6: 2
3
2
2
Estonia
7: 4
*
3: 7
5: 2
6: 5
3: 5
3
2
3
Latvia
1: 4
7: 3
*
1: 7
8: 0
9: 1
3
2
four
Italy
4: 6
2: 5
7: 1
*
8: 4
12: 2
3
2
five
Slovakia
6: 4
5: 6
0: 8
4: 8
*
8: 5
2
3
6
Belgium
2: 6
5: 3
1: 9
2:12
5: 8
*
one
four
Pass in a tie-break for reaching the playoffs .
Tie-break
Team
one
2
3
four
five
6
7
eight
Total
Latvia
four
Estonia
five
Team
one
2
3
four
five
6
7
eight
Total
France
9
Italy
6
Playoffs
Semifinals
The final
Czech
four
France
five
France
five
Finland
6
Estonia
7
Finland
9
Final classification
A place
Team
AND
AT
P
01!
Finland
eight
7
one
02!
France
eight
five
3
03!
Estonia
7
four
3
03!
Czech
7
6
one
five
Netherlands
6
3
3
6
Latvia
6
3
3
7
Italy
6
3
3
eight
Germany
6
3
3
9
Spain
6
2
four
ten
Slovakia
five
2
3
eleven
Belgium
five
one
four
12
Austria
6
one
five
13
Poland
6
one
five
Get the right to participate in the 2010 World Junior Championships .
Women
Competition Format
Teams in the same group play each other in a circular system in one circle. The three best teams go to the playoffs : the team that took 1st place in the group goes straight to the finals, the teams that took 2nd and 3rd place meet each other in the semifinals.
Commands
A country
Fourth ( skip )
Third
Second
The first
Spare
Trainer
England
Anna Fowler
Hetty garnier
Naomi Robinson
Madeleine tuz
Lauren pearce
Germany
Martina Linder (4th)
Corinna Scholz (skip)
Leah Andrews
Angelina terrey
Sina hiltensberger
Denmark
Stephanie Nielsen
Christine Swensen
Jannie gundry
Ivana Bratic
Cecilie hygom
Kirsten jensen
Spain
Iranian Garcia Weight
Irene Santiago Calvillo
Elena Altuna
Leire peregrina domene
Manuel ruch
Italy
Giada mosaner
Chiara zanotelli
Manuela serafini
Maddalena micheli
Federica bruera
Norway
Anneline Scorsmoen
Eli Moen Skaslien
Kjersti husby
Pia Troulsen
Kristine davanger
Poland
Elzbieta ran
Dominika lasak
Magdalena dumanowska
Joanna Sowinska
Magdalena szolkiewicz
Joanna waryszak
Slovakia
Martina kajanova
Simona Malatová
Lucia Pospochalová
Katarina Gregoricková
Milan Kajan
Finland
Jenni Sullanmaa (4th)
Milla Hellsten (skip)
Laura vallinkivi
Jenny Ryasyanen
Estonia
Helen nummert
Liisa turmann
Gerli roosme
Marie Thurman
Group Stage
M
A country
one
2
3
four
five
6
7
eight
9
ten
AT
P
one
Denmark
*
5: 4
5: 3
10: 4
10: 4
9: 4
9: 3
9: 3
6: 2
12: 0
9
0
2
Germany
4: 5
*
8: 5
5: 4
10: 4
7: 1
4: 5
11: 1
7: 3
6: 5
7
2
3
Norway
3: 5
5: 8
*
8: 2
6: 4
4: 2
9: 1
12: 2
6: 5
9: 4
7
2
four
Italy
4:10
4: 5
2: 8
*
6: 4
9: 6
7: 6
13: 3
8: 4
6: 5
6
3
five
Finland
4:10
4:10
4: 6
4: 6
*
7: 4
6: 3
7: 4
7: 9
7: 3
four
five
6
Spain
4: 9
1: 7
2: 4
6: 9
4: 7
*
7: 4
9: 3
10: 3
8: 7
four
five
7
Slovakia
3: 9
5: 4
1: 9
6: 7
3: 6
4: 7
*
9: 7
7: 6
8: 4
four
five
eight
Estonia
3: 9
1:11
2:12
3:13
4: 7
3: 9
7: 9
*
7: 4
6: 4
2
7
9
Poland
2: 6
3: 7
5: 6
4: 8
9: 7
3:10
6: 7
4: 7
*
7: 3
2
7
ten
England
0:12
5: 6
4: 9
5: 6
3: 7
7: 8
4: 8
4: 6
3: 7
*
0
9
Pass to the playoffs .
Playoffs
Semifinals
The final
one
Denmark
one
Denmark
2
2
Germany
3
2
Germany
five
3
Norway
3
Final classification
A place
Team
AND
AT
P
01!
Germany
eleven
9
2
02!
Denmark
ten
9
one
03!
Norway
ten
7
3
four
Italy
9
6
3
five
Finland
9
four
five
6
Spain
9
four
five
7
Slovakia
9
four
five
eight
Estonia
9
2
7
9
Poland
9
2
7
ten
England
9
0
9
Get the right to participate in the 2010 World Junior Championships .
Finland (1 title)
France
Germany (2 title)
Denmark
Czech Republic 
Estonia
Norway