9th Annual U.S. Open International Wheelchair Bonspiel
December 5-7, 2014
Teams
Patrick McDonald
Steve Emt
James Joseph
Penny Greely
Coach: Steve Brown
Tim Kelly
Pam Wilson
Justin Marhsall
Coach: Steve Brown
Bob Prenoveau
Mark Taylor
Matt Berwick
Russian Alternate
Kirk Black
Brad Carlson
Kevin Patton
Ted Beriau
Terry Hannigan
Rene Peterson
Jeanne Goldy-Sanitate
Adrianne McIntyre
Collinda
Joseph
Doug
Morris
Jon
Thurston
Ross
Nicholson
Coach: Carl Rennick
Jamie Eddy
Katie Paialunga
Megan Turpin
Christine Lavallee
Dong-Sik Lee
Jae-Seon Yun
Min-Kyong Cho
Tae-Yeong Jeong
Coach: Kwon-Il Park
Maritime
Ontario
Michael Fitzgerald
Carl Bax
Joanna Bos
Laughie Rutt
Benoit Lessard
Carl Marquis
Johanne Daly
Dean Rogers
Coach: Germain
Tremblay
Andrey Smirnov
Alexander Shevchenko
Marat Romanov
Oxana Slesarenko
Svetlana Pakhomova
Konstantin Kurokhtin
Coach: Anton Batugin
George Eldridge
Carl Hennum
Jodie Fisher
Shauna Petrie
Coach: Dave Long
Aileen Neilson
Gregor Ewan
Robert McPherson
Jim Gault
Angie Malone
Coach: Tony Zummack
Trendal Hubley-Bolivar
Terry Cousineau
Keith Williams
Debbie Morgan
Pool
A Pool B
Maritime Ontario Ottawa
#1
Sheet numbers are in parentheses
Teams listed first in each draw will use
dark (red) handles
Teams listed second in each draw have
Hammer for first end
Coin flip will determine Hammer for first
game
Friday
8:00 a.m. USA #1 vs. USA
#3 (2) Quebec vs. USA #2 (1)
Maritime
Ontario vs. Scotland
(3) USA
Veterans vs. Toronto
(5)
BYE Nova Scotia BYE USA #4
11:15 a.m. Scotland vs. USA
#1 (4) USA #4 vs. Quebec (6)
BYE Ottawa
#2 BYE USA Veterans
1:30 p.m. Lunch
2:15 p.m. USA #3 vs. Scotland
(1) Russia vs. Toronto
(3)
BYE Maritime Ontario BYE
Quebec
Saturday
8:00 a.m. Nova Scotia vs. USA
#1 (3) Ottawa
#1 vs. USA
Veterans (6)
BYE
Scotland BYE Russia
11:15 a.m. Maritime
Ontario vs. USA
#1 (6) Ottawa
#1 vs. USA
#4 (5)
BYE USA
3 BYE Toronto
1:30 p.m. Lunch
BYE
USA #1 BYE USA #2
5:30 p.m. Dinner
7:45 a.m. USA #1 vs. Ottawa
#2 (1) USA #4 vs. Russia (3)
Maritime
Ontario vs. USA
#3 (4) Toronto
vs. USA
#2 (6)
BYE Korea BYE Ottawa
#1
11:15 a.m. Finals
Gold Medal Game (3)
Bronze
Medal Game (4)
#5
vs. #6 (2)
#7
vs. #8 (5)
#9
vs. #10 (1)
#11
vs. #12 (6)
1:45 p.m. Lunch
2:15 p.m. Awards
The
timing for all games will be 1 hour 50 minutes when a bell will be sounded. You
will finish the end being played. If the previous end has been completed, the
score agreed and the first stone of the next end is placed in position to be
delivered you will play that end as the final end. There are no time clocks being used but you
are expected to play quickly and without undue delay.
Win = 2 points
Tie = 1 point (no extra
ends)
Loss = 0 points
1st - By head to head game results. If three teams are tied, and if one team
defeated both
of the other two, they would be first
2nd - Number of ends scored. A blank end counts
as half an end for each team
3rd - Total points scored
4th – Coin flip
Past Results
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Gold-USA #1 Gold-Great Britain Gold-USA#1 Gold-USA #1 Gold-USA #1
Silver-Norway Silver-Ottawa
Silver-Ottawa Silver-USA #2
Bronze-USA #1 Bronze-Bradford Bronze-USA #2
Bronze-Bradford
Gold-Quebec Gold-Quebec Gold-Scotland
Silver-Ottawa Silver-Korea Silver-Russia
Bronze-Bradford Bronze-Scotland Bronze-USA
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