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1979 European Curling Championships
Host city Varese, Italy
ArenaPalaghiaccio
DatesNovember 18–24
Men's winner  Scotland
Curling clubHamilton & Thornyhill CC, Hamilton
Skip Jimmy Waddell
Third Willie Frame
Second Jim Forrest
Lead George Bryan
Finalist  Sweden ( Jan Ullsten)
Women's winner  Switzerland
Curling clubBasel-Albeina CC, Basel
Skip Gaby Casanova
Third Betty Bourquin
Second Linda Thommen
Lead Rosi Manger
Finalist  Sweden ( Birgitta Törn)
«  1978
1980 »

The 1979 European Curling Championships were held from November 18 to 24 at the Palaghiaccio arena in Varese, Italy.

The Scottish men's team won their first European title, and the Swiss women's team won their first European title.

For the first time, the men's team of Wales took part in the European Championship.

Men's

Teams

Team Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Curling club
  Denmark Per Berg Gert Larsen Jan Hansen Michael Harry Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre
  England Tony Atherton Frank Kershaw Tony Fraser John D. Kerr
  France Daniel Paris Serge Ferracani Joel Vantadour Antonio Barca
  Germany Keith Wendorf Balint von Bery Heino von L'Estocq Peter Fischer-Weppler Munchener EV, Munich
  Italy Giuseppe Dal Molin Andrea Pavani Giancarlo Valt Enea Pavani CC Tofane, Cortina d’Ampezzo
  Netherlands Eric Harmsen Robert Harmsen Otto Veening Wim Neeleman
  Norway Kristian Sørum Eigil Ramsfjell Gunnar Meland Harald Ramsfjell Bygdøy CC, Oslo
  Scotland Jimmy Waddell Willie Frame Jim Forrest George Bryan Hamilton & Thornyhill CC, Hamilton
  Sweden Jan Ullsten Anders Thidholm Anders Nilsson Hans Söderström Bertil Timan Härnösands CK, Härnösand
  Switzerland Karl Grossman Hans Peter Nauer Willi Bless Heinz Meierhofer
  Wales John Stone David Humphreys Gordon Vickers Peter Hodgkinson

Round robin

Team A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 W L Place
A1   Denmark * 9:7 6:8 1:9 8:2 10:4 6:3 7:9 7:8 3:2 6:9 5 5 6
A2   England 7:9 * 3:9 9:6 4:7 15:1 4:14 5:7 5:11 5:11 9:10 2 8 10
A3   France 8:6 9:3 * 4:9 4:10 7:9 2:9 5:7 7:4 3:10 19:3 4 6 8
A4   Germany 9:1 6:9 9:4 * 4:11 4:11 6:7 6:9 8:6 4:8 8:4 4 6 7
A5   Italy 2:8 7:4 10:4 11:4 * 14:2 6:5 6:5 5:6 3:2 16:3 8 2 2
A6   Netherlands 4:10 1:15 9:7 11:4 2:14 * 6:13 5:13 3:12 4:10 7:8 2 8 11
A7   Norway 3:6 14:4 9:2 7:6 5:6 13:6 * 7:5 5:9 4:5 15:2 6 4 4
A8   Scotland 9:7 7:5 7:5 9:6 5:6 13:5 5:7 * 5:7 9:4 14:1 7 3 3
A9   Sweden 8:7 11:5 4:7 6:8 6:5 12:3 9:5 7:5 * 8:6 9:3 8 2 1
A10   Switzerland 2:3 11:5 10:3 8:4 2:3 10:4 5:4 4:9 6:8 * 8:2 6 4 4
A11   Wales 9:6 10:9 3:19 4:8 3:16 8:7 2:15 1:14 3:9 2:8 * 3 7 9
  Teams to playoffs
  Teams to tiebreaker

Tiebreaker

.
   
  Norway 11
  Switzerland 5

Playoffs

Semifinals Final
      
3   Scotland 7
2   Italy 4
  Scotland 8
  Sweden 7
1   Sweden 8
4   Norway 7

Final standings

Place Team Skip GP W L
1st place, gold medalist(s)   Scotland Jimmy Waddell 12 9 3
2nd place, silver medalist(s)   Sweden Jan Ullsten 12 9 3
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Italy Giuseppe Dal Molin 11 8 3
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Norway Kristian Sørum 12 7 5
5   Switzerland Karl Grossman 11 6 5
6   Denmark Per Berg 10 5 5
7   Germany Keith Wendorf 10 4 6
8   France Daniel Paris 10 4 6
9   Wales John Stone 10 3 7
10   England Tony Atherton 10 2 8
11   Netherlands Eric Harmsen 10 2 8

Women's

Teams

Team Skip Third Second Lead Curling club
  Denmark Birgitte Jacobsen Jytte Berg Karen Eriksen Karina Blach
  England Janette Forrest Enid Logan Dorothy Shell Mary Aitchison
  France Huguette Jullien Suzanne Parodi Jean Albert Sulpice (?) [1] Erna Gay
  Germany Susi Kiesel Gisela Lunz Hildegard Meier Trudi Benzing
  Italy Maria-Grazzia Constantini Tea Valt Ann Lacedelli Marina Pavani
  Norway Ellen Githmark Trine Trulsen Ingvill Githmark Kirsten Vaule
  Scotland Beth Lindsay Ann McKellar Jeanette Johnston May Taylor
  Sweden Birgitta Törn Katarina Hultling Susanne Gynning-Ödling Gunilla Bergman Amatörföreningens CK, Stockholm
  Switzerland Gaby Casanova Betty Bourquin Linda Thommen Rosi Manger Basel-Albeina CC, Basel

Round robin

Team A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 W L Place
A1   Denmark * 8:6 8:7 5:11 4:7 9:5 8:12 1:14 3:14 3 5 7
A2   England 6:8 * 4:12 6:12 9:4 1:15 5:11 4:10 3:13 1 7 9
A3   France 7:8 12:4 * 4:10 11:10 15:12 3:10 7:13 11:4 4 4 4
A4   Germany 11:5 12:6 10:4 * 5:9 6:10 7:11 4:15 8:9 3 5 6
A5   Italy 7:4 4:9 10:11 9:5 * 7:3 3:19 5:11 3:7 3 5 5
A6   Norway 5:9 15:1 12:15 10:6 3:7 * 8:12 5:7 1:12 2 6 8
A7   Scotland 12:8 11:5 10:3 11:7 19:3 12:8 * 3:5 6:13 6 2 3
A8   Sweden 14:1 10:4 13:7 15:4 11:5 7:5 5:3 * 7:5 8 0 1
A9   Switzerland 14:3 13:3 4:11 9:8 7:3 12:1 13:6 5:7 * 6 2 2
  Team to final
  Teams to semifinal

Playoffs

Semifinal Final
1   Sweden 7
2   Switzerland 5   Switzerland 9
3   Scotland 3

Final standings

Place Team Skip GP W L
1st place, gold medalist(s)   Switzerland Gaby Casanova 10 8 2
2nd place, silver medalist(s)   Sweden Birgitta Törn 9 8 1
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Scotland Beth Lindsay 9 6 3
4   France Huguette Jullien 8 4 4
5   Italy Maria-Grazzia Constantini 8 3 5
6   Germany Susi Kiesel 8 3 5
7   Denmark Birgitte Jacobsen 8 3 5
8   Norway Ellen Githmark 8 2 6
9   England Janette Forrest 8 1 7

References

  1. ^ Mistake in WCF results and statistics database, because Jean Albert Sulipice is a man competed for France on three World Curling Championships ( 1966, 1967, 1970).
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1979 European Curling Championships
Host city Varese, Italy
ArenaPalaghiaccio
DatesNovember 18–24
Men's winner  Scotland
Curling clubHamilton & Thornyhill CC, Hamilton
Skip Jimmy Waddell
Third Willie Frame
Second Jim Forrest
Lead George Bryan
Finalist  Sweden ( Jan Ullsten)
Women's winner  Switzerland
Curling clubBasel-Albeina CC, Basel
Skip Gaby Casanova
Third Betty Bourquin
Second Linda Thommen
Lead Rosi Manger
Finalist  Sweden ( Birgitta Törn)
«  1978
1980 »

The 1979 European Curling Championships were held from November 18 to 24 at the Palaghiaccio arena in Varese, Italy.

The Scottish men's team won their first European title, and the Swiss women's team won their first European title.

For the first time, the men's team of Wales took part in the European Championship.

Men's

Teams

Team Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Curling club
  Denmark Per Berg Gert Larsen Jan Hansen Michael Harry Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre
  England Tony Atherton Frank Kershaw Tony Fraser John D. Kerr
  France Daniel Paris Serge Ferracani Joel Vantadour Antonio Barca
  Germany Keith Wendorf Balint von Bery Heino von L'Estocq Peter Fischer-Weppler Munchener EV, Munich
  Italy Giuseppe Dal Molin Andrea Pavani Giancarlo Valt Enea Pavani CC Tofane, Cortina d’Ampezzo
  Netherlands Eric Harmsen Robert Harmsen Otto Veening Wim Neeleman
  Norway Kristian Sørum Eigil Ramsfjell Gunnar Meland Harald Ramsfjell Bygdøy CC, Oslo
  Scotland Jimmy Waddell Willie Frame Jim Forrest George Bryan Hamilton & Thornyhill CC, Hamilton
  Sweden Jan Ullsten Anders Thidholm Anders Nilsson Hans Söderström Bertil Timan Härnösands CK, Härnösand
  Switzerland Karl Grossman Hans Peter Nauer Willi Bless Heinz Meierhofer
  Wales John Stone David Humphreys Gordon Vickers Peter Hodgkinson

Round robin

Team A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 W L Place
A1   Denmark * 9:7 6:8 1:9 8:2 10:4 6:3 7:9 7:8 3:2 6:9 5 5 6
A2   England 7:9 * 3:9 9:6 4:7 15:1 4:14 5:7 5:11 5:11 9:10 2 8 10
A3   France 8:6 9:3 * 4:9 4:10 7:9 2:9 5:7 7:4 3:10 19:3 4 6 8
A4   Germany 9:1 6:9 9:4 * 4:11 4:11 6:7 6:9 8:6 4:8 8:4 4 6 7
A5   Italy 2:8 7:4 10:4 11:4 * 14:2 6:5 6:5 5:6 3:2 16:3 8 2 2
A6   Netherlands 4:10 1:15 9:7 11:4 2:14 * 6:13 5:13 3:12 4:10 7:8 2 8 11
A7   Norway 3:6 14:4 9:2 7:6 5:6 13:6 * 7:5 5:9 4:5 15:2 6 4 4
A8   Scotland 9:7 7:5 7:5 9:6 5:6 13:5 5:7 * 5:7 9:4 14:1 7 3 3
A9   Sweden 8:7 11:5 4:7 6:8 6:5 12:3 9:5 7:5 * 8:6 9:3 8 2 1
A10   Switzerland 2:3 11:5 10:3 8:4 2:3 10:4 5:4 4:9 6:8 * 8:2 6 4 4
A11   Wales 9:6 10:9 3:19 4:8 3:16 8:7 2:15 1:14 3:9 2:8 * 3 7 9
  Teams to playoffs
  Teams to tiebreaker

Tiebreaker

.
   
  Norway 11
  Switzerland 5

Playoffs

Semifinals Final
      
3   Scotland 7
2   Italy 4
  Scotland 8
  Sweden 7
1   Sweden 8
4   Norway 7

Final standings

Place Team Skip GP W L
1st place, gold medalist(s)   Scotland Jimmy Waddell 12 9 3
2nd place, silver medalist(s)   Sweden Jan Ullsten 12 9 3
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Italy Giuseppe Dal Molin 11 8 3
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Norway Kristian Sørum 12 7 5
5   Switzerland Karl Grossman 11 6 5
6   Denmark Per Berg 10 5 5
7   Germany Keith Wendorf 10 4 6
8   France Daniel Paris 10 4 6
9   Wales John Stone 10 3 7
10   England Tony Atherton 10 2 8
11   Netherlands Eric Harmsen 10 2 8

Women's

Teams

Team Skip Third Second Lead Curling club
  Denmark Birgitte Jacobsen Jytte Berg Karen Eriksen Karina Blach
  England Janette Forrest Enid Logan Dorothy Shell Mary Aitchison
  France Huguette Jullien Suzanne Parodi Jean Albert Sulpice (?) [1] Erna Gay
  Germany Susi Kiesel Gisela Lunz Hildegard Meier Trudi Benzing
  Italy Maria-Grazzia Constantini Tea Valt Ann Lacedelli Marina Pavani
  Norway Ellen Githmark Trine Trulsen Ingvill Githmark Kirsten Vaule
  Scotland Beth Lindsay Ann McKellar Jeanette Johnston May Taylor
  Sweden Birgitta Törn Katarina Hultling Susanne Gynning-Ödling Gunilla Bergman Amatörföreningens CK, Stockholm
  Switzerland Gaby Casanova Betty Bourquin Linda Thommen Rosi Manger Basel-Albeina CC, Basel

Round robin

Team A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 W L Place
A1   Denmark * 8:6 8:7 5:11 4:7 9:5 8:12 1:14 3:14 3 5 7
A2   England 6:8 * 4:12 6:12 9:4 1:15 5:11 4:10 3:13 1 7 9
A3   France 7:8 12:4 * 4:10 11:10 15:12 3:10 7:13 11:4 4 4 4
A4   Germany 11:5 12:6 10:4 * 5:9 6:10 7:11 4:15 8:9 3 5 6
A5   Italy 7:4 4:9 10:11 9:5 * 7:3 3:19 5:11 3:7 3 5 5
A6   Norway 5:9 15:1 12:15 10:6 3:7 * 8:12 5:7 1:12 2 6 8
A7   Scotland 12:8 11:5 10:3 11:7 19:3 12:8 * 3:5 6:13 6 2 3
A8   Sweden 14:1 10:4 13:7 15:4 11:5 7:5 5:3 * 7:5 8 0 1
A9   Switzerland 14:3 13:3 4:11 9:8 7:3 12:1 13:6 5:7 * 6 2 2
  Team to final
  Teams to semifinal

Playoffs

Semifinal Final
1   Sweden 7
2   Switzerland 5   Switzerland 9
3   Scotland 3

Final standings

Place Team Skip GP W L
1st place, gold medalist(s)   Switzerland Gaby Casanova 10 8 2
2nd place, silver medalist(s)   Sweden Birgitta Törn 9 8 1
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)   Scotland Beth Lindsay 9 6 3
4   France Huguette Jullien 8 4 4
5   Italy Maria-Grazzia Constantini 8 3 5
6   Germany Susi Kiesel 8 3 5
7   Denmark Birgitte Jacobsen 8 3 5
8   Norway Ellen Githmark 8 2 6
9   England Janette Forrest 8 1 7

References

  1. ^ Mistake in WCF results and statistics database, because Jean Albert Sulipice is a man competed for France on three World Curling Championships ( 1966, 1967, 1970).

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