23-11-2015, 00:50
This weekend saw the start of the European Championships in Esbjerg, Denmark. There are 2 Divisions - imaginatively called A and B. In the Men's competition, Scotland are in Division A and England and Wales are in Division B. The medal games will be held on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 November.
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SCOTLAND - Kyle Smith (Skip), Thomas Muirhead (Third), Kyle Waddell (Second), Cameron Smith (Lead) and alternate Glen Muirhead.
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ENGLAND - Alan MacDougall (Skip), Andrew Reed (Third), Andrew Woolston (Second), Thomas Jaeggi (Lead) and alternate Ben Fowler.
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WALES - James Pougher (Skip), Jamie Fletcher (Third), Rhys Phillips (Second), Garry Coombs (Lead) and alternate Simon Pougher.
So far in the Men's Championships, Scotland have made an indifferent start, with one win - 9-7 against Czech Republic - and two defeats - 4-11 against Norway and 6-9 against Sweden.
The B Division bodes no better with England having beaten Estonia 7-5 and lost to Israel 4-8 and Spain 2-8. Wales have also won one game, defeating Slovenia 7-3, but losing three games - 3-9 v Turkey, 5-8 v Poland and 2-9 v Denmark.
There is also a Women's competition being played at the same time and, other commitments permitting, I'll update you on the British teams and their progress as soon as I can.
SCOTLAND - Kyle Smith (Skip), Thomas Muirhead (Third), Kyle Waddell (Second), Cameron Smith (Lead) and alternate Glen Muirhead.
ENGLAND - Alan MacDougall (Skip), Andrew Reed (Third), Andrew Woolston (Second), Thomas Jaeggi (Lead) and alternate Ben Fowler.
WALES - James Pougher (Skip), Jamie Fletcher (Third), Rhys Phillips (Second), Garry Coombs (Lead) and alternate Simon Pougher.
So far in the Men's Championships, Scotland have made an indifferent start, with one win - 9-7 against Czech Republic - and two defeats - 4-11 against Norway and 6-9 against Sweden.
The B Division bodes no better with England having beaten Estonia 7-5 and lost to Israel 4-8 and Spain 2-8. Wales have also won one game, defeating Slovenia 7-3, but losing three games - 3-9 v Turkey, 5-8 v Poland and 2-9 v Denmark.
There is also a Women's competition being played at the same time and, other commitments permitting, I'll update you on the British teams and their progress as soon as I can.
Cabbage is still good for you