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2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship
Host city Sursee, Switzerland
DatesJanuary 21–26
Winner  Switzerland
Skip Urs Bucher
Third Cesare Cassani
Second Manfred Bolliger
Lead Therese Kämpfer
Alternate Silvia Obrist
Finalist  Canada ( Chris Daw)
2004 »

The 2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship was held from January 21 to 26 in Sursee, Switzerland.

Teams

  Bulgaria   Canada   Denmark
Skip: Svetozar Kirov

Third: Ivan Shopov
Second: Parakev Arsenov
Lead: Neli Sabeva
Coach: Dimitar Dimitrov

Skip: Chris Daw

Third: Don Bell
Second: Jim Primavera
Lead: Karen Blachford
Alternate: Richard Fraser
Coach: Tom Ward

Skip: Preben Nielsen

Third: Lars Enemark
Second: Kasper Poulsen
Lead: Rosita Jensen
Alternate: Henrik Petersen
Coach: Finn Mikkelsen

  England   Italy   Scotland
Skip: Ian Wakenshaw

Third: Noel Thomas
Second: Ken Dickson
Lead: Ewan Park
Coach: Joan Reed

Skip: Andrea Tabanelli

Third: Egidio Marchese
Second: Federica Trota
Lead: Fabio Tripodi
Coach: Mauro Maino

Skip: Frank Duffy

Third: Alex Harvey
Second: Michael McCreadie
Lead: Elaine Lister
Alternate: James Sellar
Coach: Jane Sanderson

  Sweden   Switzerland   United States
Skip: Jalle Jungnell

Third: Glenn Ikonen
Second: Anette Svensson
Lead: Bernt Sjöberg
Alternate: Claes Hultling
Coach: Thomas Wilhelm

Skip: Urs Bucher

Third: Cesare Cassani
Second: Manfred Bolliger
Lead: Therese Kämpfer
Alternate: Silvia Obrist
Coach: Stephan Rauch

Skip: Doug Sewall

Third: Wes Smith
Second: Danelle Libby
Lead: Sam Woodward
Alternate: Mary Dutch
Coach: Jeff Dutch

Round-robin standings

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Country Skip W L
  Canada Chris Daw 7 1
  Sweden Jalle Jungnell 6 2
  Switzerland Urs Bucher 5 3
  Scotland Frank Duffy 5 3
  United States Doug Sewall 4 4
  England Ian Wakenshaw 4 4
  Bulgaria Svetozar Kirov 2 6
  Italy Andrea Tabanelli 2 6
  Denmark Preben Nielsen 1 7

Round-robin results

Draw 1

Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 4
Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 7
  United States (Sewall) 2
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 1
  Italy (Tabanelli) 5
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
  Scotland (Duffy) 3

Draw 2

Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 1
  Switzerland (Bucher) 8
Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 3
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 2
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 6
  Scotland (Duffy) 7

Draw 3

Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 2
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 9
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 4
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 3
  Canada (Daw) 4
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
  Switzerland (Bucher) 3

Draw 4

Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 9
  United States (Sewall) 2
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 4
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 12
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 2
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 8
  Italy (Tabanelli) 2

Draw 5

Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 6
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 3
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 7
  Italy (Tabanelli) 4
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 1
  Scotland (Duffy) 14
Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 3
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5

Draw 6

Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 9
  Scotland (Duffy) 5
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 8
  England (Wakenshaw) 2
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 6
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 7

Draw 7

Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5
  United States (Sewall) 4
Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 6
  Italy (Tabanelli) 3
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 8
  England (Wakenshaw) 1

Draw 8

Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 6
  Scotland (Duffy) 7
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 3
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 4
  United States (Sewall) 6

Draw 9

Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 4
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 3

Playoffs

Semifinals Gold Medal Game
      
1   Canada 8
4   Scotland 2
1   Canada 6
3   Switzerland 7
3   Switzerland 6
2   Sweden 3 Bronze Medal Game
4   Scotland 6
3   Sweden 0

Semifinals

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Canada (Daw) (has hammer) 3 0 1 0 1 3 8
  Scotland (Duffy) 0 1 0 1 0 0 2
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) (has hammer) 0 1 0 2 0 3 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 1 0 1 0 1 0 3

Bronze medal game

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Scotland (Duffy) (has hammer) 1 1 2 1 1 0 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gold medal game

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Canada (Daw) 3 0 2 0 1 0 6
  Switzerland (Bucher) 0 3 0 1 0 3 7
2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship
Switzerland
Switzerland
1st title

External links

Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=2002_World_Wheelchair_Curling_Championship&oldid=1214813866"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship
Host city Sursee, Switzerland
DatesJanuary 21–26
Winner  Switzerland
Skip Urs Bucher
Third Cesare Cassani
Second Manfred Bolliger
Lead Therese Kämpfer
Alternate Silvia Obrist
Finalist  Canada ( Chris Daw)
2004 »

The 2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship was held from January 21 to 26 in Sursee, Switzerland.

Teams

  Bulgaria   Canada   Denmark
Skip: Svetozar Kirov

Third: Ivan Shopov
Second: Parakev Arsenov
Lead: Neli Sabeva
Coach: Dimitar Dimitrov

Skip: Chris Daw

Third: Don Bell
Second: Jim Primavera
Lead: Karen Blachford
Alternate: Richard Fraser
Coach: Tom Ward

Skip: Preben Nielsen

Third: Lars Enemark
Second: Kasper Poulsen
Lead: Rosita Jensen
Alternate: Henrik Petersen
Coach: Finn Mikkelsen

  England   Italy   Scotland
Skip: Ian Wakenshaw

Third: Noel Thomas
Second: Ken Dickson
Lead: Ewan Park
Coach: Joan Reed

Skip: Andrea Tabanelli

Third: Egidio Marchese
Second: Federica Trota
Lead: Fabio Tripodi
Coach: Mauro Maino

Skip: Frank Duffy

Third: Alex Harvey
Second: Michael McCreadie
Lead: Elaine Lister
Alternate: James Sellar
Coach: Jane Sanderson

  Sweden   Switzerland   United States
Skip: Jalle Jungnell

Third: Glenn Ikonen
Second: Anette Svensson
Lead: Bernt Sjöberg
Alternate: Claes Hultling
Coach: Thomas Wilhelm

Skip: Urs Bucher

Third: Cesare Cassani
Second: Manfred Bolliger
Lead: Therese Kämpfer
Alternate: Silvia Obrist
Coach: Stephan Rauch

Skip: Doug Sewall

Third: Wes Smith
Second: Danelle Libby
Lead: Sam Woodward
Alternate: Mary Dutch
Coach: Jeff Dutch

Round-robin standings

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Country Skip W L
  Canada Chris Daw 7 1
  Sweden Jalle Jungnell 6 2
  Switzerland Urs Bucher 5 3
  Scotland Frank Duffy 5 3
  United States Doug Sewall 4 4
  England Ian Wakenshaw 4 4
  Bulgaria Svetozar Kirov 2 6
  Italy Andrea Tabanelli 2 6
  Denmark Preben Nielsen 1 7

Round-robin results

Draw 1

Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 4
Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 7
  United States (Sewall) 2
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 1
  Italy (Tabanelli) 5
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
  Scotland (Duffy) 3

Draw 2

Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 1
  Switzerland (Bucher) 8
Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 3
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 2
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 6
  Scotland (Duffy) 7

Draw 3

Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 2
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 9
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 4
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 3
  Canada (Daw) 4
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
  Switzerland (Bucher) 3

Draw 4

Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 9
  United States (Sewall) 2
Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 4
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 12
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 2
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 8
  Italy (Tabanelli) 2

Draw 5

Team Final
  England (Wakenshaw) 6
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 3
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 7
  Italy (Tabanelli) 4
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 1
  Scotland (Duffy) 14
Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 3
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5

Draw 6

Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 9
  Scotland (Duffy) 5
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  United States (Sewall) 8
  England (Wakenshaw) 2
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 6
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 7

Draw 7

Team Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5
  United States (Sewall) 4
Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 6
  Italy (Tabanelli) 3
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 8
  England (Wakenshaw) 1

Draw 8

Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 6
  Scotland (Duffy) 7
Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 5
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 3
Team Final
  Denmark (Nielsen) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  Canada (Daw) 4
  United States (Sewall) 6

Draw 9

Team Final
  Sweden (Jungnell) 4
  England (Wakenshaw) 5
Team Final
  Scotland (Duffy) 4
  Switzerland (Bucher) 5
Team Final
  Bulgaria (Kirov) 4
  Canada (Daw) 6
Team Final
  Italy (Tabanelli) 5
  Denmark (Nielsen) 3

Playoffs

Semifinals Gold Medal Game
      
1   Canada 8
4   Scotland 2
1   Canada 6
3   Switzerland 7
3   Switzerland 6
2   Sweden 3 Bronze Medal Game
4   Scotland 6
3   Sweden 0

Semifinals

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Canada (Daw) (has hammer) 3 0 1 0 1 3 8
  Scotland (Duffy) 0 1 0 1 0 0 2
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Switzerland (Bucher) (has hammer) 0 1 0 2 0 3 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 1 0 1 0 1 0 3

Bronze medal game

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Scotland (Duffy) (has hammer) 1 1 2 1 1 0 6
  Sweden (Jungnell) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gold medal game

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Final
  Canada (Daw) 3 0 2 0 1 0 6
  Switzerland (Bucher) 0 3 0 1 0 3 7
2002 World Wheelchair Curling Championship
Switzerland
Switzerland
1st title

External links

Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=2002_World_Wheelchair_Curling_Championship&oldid=1214813866"

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