18-04-2016, 23:56
Today's results in the Seniors.
Men - England beat Turkey - walkover; Slovakia 3 v 11 Ireland; Russia 4 v 7 Wales; Scotland 11 v 4 Russia:
Women - England 10 v 3 Japan; Austria 1 v 8 Scotland:
At the halfway stage in the Men's event Scotland lie in 3rd place in Group A with USA on 3 wins and 1 loss, behind Switzerland on 4 wins and no losses and Germany with 3 wins and no losses. Wales also have 3 wins but have had 2 losses. In Group B, Ireland lie second with 4 wins and 1 loss behind unbeaten Canada with 4 wins. England lead Group C tied with New Zealand on 4 wins out of 4. Norway are third on 4 wins out of 5.
Both England and Scotland have 100% records in the Women's competition with 4 wins - England tied with Canada in Group A and Scotland with USA in Group B.
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ENGLAND - Helen Forbes (alternate), Debbie Higgins (lead), Val Saville (second), Joan Reed (third), Judith Dixon (skip)
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SCOTLAND - Margaret Robertson (alternate), Margaret Richardson (lead), Isobel Hannen (second), Christine Cannon (third), Jackie Lockhart (skip)
Today's results in the Mixed Doubles.
Canada 8 v 3 Ireland; England 9 v 2 Kazakhstan; Czech Republic 13 v 4 Wales; Wales 4 v 8 Scotland (Wales led Scotland 4-2 after 5 ends, but a double-whammy 4 and 2 prompted a concession by Wales); England 4 v 9 Norway; Qatar 2 v Brazil 14:
http://live.ktgsports.com/data/CU_WMDCC2...AT-BRA.pdf
Tomorrow's games in the Seniors.
Men - Wales v USA; Sweden v Ireland; Germany v Scotland; Slovenia v England:
Women - England v Canada; Russia v Scotland; Czech Republic v England:
Tomorrow's games in the Mixed Doubles.
Australia v Ireland; Japan v England; Scotland v Qatar; Wales v Russia; Ireland v Serbia:
More family connections
Yesterday's photos included brother and sister, Ben and Anna Fowler for England and father and daughter Neil and Alison Fyfe for Ireland. Double trouble for the Regza's from Latvia - Dace Regza coaches Ansis Regza's Men's Senior team and he coaches her Women's Senior team. Germany's Senior Women's team has Andrea Schopp as alternate and is coached by her brother Rainer, and they also represent Germany in the Mixed Doubles.
Men - England beat Turkey - walkover; Slovakia 3 v 11 Ireland; Russia 4 v 7 Wales; Scotland 11 v 4 Russia:
Women - England 10 v 3 Japan; Austria 1 v 8 Scotland:
At the halfway stage in the Men's event Scotland lie in 3rd place in Group A with USA on 3 wins and 1 loss, behind Switzerland on 4 wins and no losses and Germany with 3 wins and no losses. Wales also have 3 wins but have had 2 losses. In Group B, Ireland lie second with 4 wins and 1 loss behind unbeaten Canada with 4 wins. England lead Group C tied with New Zealand on 4 wins out of 4. Norway are third on 4 wins out of 5.
Both England and Scotland have 100% records in the Women's competition with 4 wins - England tied with Canada in Group A and Scotland with USA in Group B.
ENGLAND - Helen Forbes (alternate), Debbie Higgins (lead), Val Saville (second), Joan Reed (third), Judith Dixon (skip)
SCOTLAND - Margaret Robertson (alternate), Margaret Richardson (lead), Isobel Hannen (second), Christine Cannon (third), Jackie Lockhart (skip)
Today's results in the Mixed Doubles.
Canada 8 v 3 Ireland; England 9 v 2 Kazakhstan; Czech Republic 13 v 4 Wales; Wales 4 v 8 Scotland (Wales led Scotland 4-2 after 5 ends, but a double-whammy 4 and 2 prompted a concession by Wales); England 4 v 9 Norway; Qatar 2 v Brazil 14:
http://live.ktgsports.com/data/CU_WMDCC2...AT-BRA.pdf
Tomorrow's games in the Seniors.
Men - Wales v USA; Sweden v Ireland; Germany v Scotland; Slovenia v England:
Women - England v Canada; Russia v Scotland; Czech Republic v England:
Tomorrow's games in the Mixed Doubles.
Australia v Ireland; Japan v England; Scotland v Qatar; Wales v Russia; Ireland v Serbia:
More family connections
Yesterday's photos included brother and sister, Ben and Anna Fowler for England and father and daughter Neil and Alison Fyfe for Ireland. Double trouble for the Regza's from Latvia - Dace Regza coaches Ansis Regza's Men's Senior team and he coaches her Women's Senior team. Germany's Senior Women's team has Andrea Schopp as alternate and is coached by her brother Rainer, and they also represent Germany in the Mixed Doubles.
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