17-11-2021, 17:50
After a two-year wait, the A Championships for both Men and Women return on Saturday 20 November and will be played in the Haakons Hall in Lillehammer, Norway. The Round-robin phase will end on Thursday 25 November, the same day as the Women's Semi-finals take place. On Friday 26 November the Men's Semi-finals will be played, followed by the Women's Bronze Medal game. The play on Saturday 27 November consists of the Men's Bronze Medal game, then the Gold/Silver Medal games for both Women and Men.
At these Championships, the top 4 teams will progress to the Semi-finals directly, where 1st plays 4th and then 2nd plays 3rd. Nice and simple, thank goodness!
The Women's Teams are Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Russia, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey. Scotland are represented by Eve Muirhead, Vicky Wright, Jen Dodds, Hailey Duff and Mili Smith, who open their campaign on 20 November against Russia, then Denmark, followed by Sweden on 21 November.
The Men's Teams are Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Scotland, Sweden and Switzerland. The Scotland Team is Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan and Ross Whyte. Sweden are their first opponents on 20 November, then Finland and Italy on 21 November.
NOT ONLY BUT ALSO
The B Championships are running at the same time as the A Championships at the Lillehammer Youth Hall, not the youth club hut, but a modern purpose-built ice rink.
Men's Teams are coming from Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, England, Estonia, France, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and Wales. The teams are split into 2 groups and both England and Wales are in Group A.
The England players are Andrew Woolston, Andrew Reed, Scott Gibson, James Whittle and alternate Thomas Jaeggi. Wales are represented by James Pougher, Rhys Phillips, Garry Coombs, Simon Pougher and alternate Martin Lloyd. On 20 November England play Austria and Wales play France, followed by England v Turkey and Wales v Slovenia on 21 November.
Women's Teams are representing Austria, England, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. England play Lithuania on 20 November and Finland on 21 November and the English players are Hetty Garnier, Anna Fowler, Angharad Ward and Naomi Robinson.
Again the Round-robin games will end on 25 November, with the Men's Qualification and Relegation Games taking place on 26 November alongwith the both the Men's and Women's Semi-finals. Both Finals will be held on 27 November.
By necessity, the results posts will be a hard slog, but with my extraordinary typesetting skills (I've been getting lessons from Snooty) you will hopefully be able to pick and choose what you want and ignore the rest.
At these Championships, the top 4 teams will progress to the Semi-finals directly, where 1st plays 4th and then 2nd plays 3rd. Nice and simple, thank goodness!
The Women's Teams are Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Russia, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey. Scotland are represented by Eve Muirhead, Vicky Wright, Jen Dodds, Hailey Duff and Mili Smith, who open their campaign on 20 November against Russia, then Denmark, followed by Sweden on 21 November.
The Men's Teams are Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Scotland, Sweden and Switzerland. The Scotland Team is Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan and Ross Whyte. Sweden are their first opponents on 20 November, then Finland and Italy on 21 November.
NOT ONLY BUT ALSO
The B Championships are running at the same time as the A Championships at the Lillehammer Youth Hall, not the youth club hut, but a modern purpose-built ice rink.
Men's Teams are coming from Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, England, Estonia, France, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and Wales. The teams are split into 2 groups and both England and Wales are in Group A.
The England players are Andrew Woolston, Andrew Reed, Scott Gibson, James Whittle and alternate Thomas Jaeggi. Wales are represented by James Pougher, Rhys Phillips, Garry Coombs, Simon Pougher and alternate Martin Lloyd. On 20 November England play Austria and Wales play France, followed by England v Turkey and Wales v Slovenia on 21 November.
Women's Teams are representing Austria, England, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. England play Lithuania on 20 November and Finland on 21 November and the English players are Hetty Garnier, Anna Fowler, Angharad Ward and Naomi Robinson.
Again the Round-robin games will end on 25 November, with the Men's Qualification and Relegation Games taking place on 26 November alongwith the both the Men's and Women's Semi-finals. Both Finals will be held on 27 November.
By necessity, the results posts will be a hard slog, but with my extraordinary typesetting skills (I've been getting lessons from Snooty) you will hopefully be able to pick and choose what you want and ignore the rest.
Cabbage is still good for you