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2003 Strauss
Canada Cup of Curling
Host city Kamloops, British Columbia
Arena Sport Mart Place
DatesJanuary 8–12, 2003
Attendance25,430
Men's winner Alberta Randy Ferbey
Skip Randy Ferbey
Fourth David Nedohin
Second Scott Pfeifer
Lead Marcel Rocque
Coach Neill Nedohin
Finalist Ontario John Morris
Women's winner Ontario Sherry Middaugh
Skip Sherry Middaugh
Third Kirsten Wall
Second Andrea Lawes
Lead Sheri Cordina
Coach Pat Reid
Finalist British Columbia Kelley Law
2004 »

The 2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling was held January 8–12, 2003, at Sport Mart Place in Kamloops, British Columbia. [1] [2] The winning teams received berths into the 2005 Canadian Olympic Curling Trials, the 2003 Continental Cup of Curling and the 2004 Canada Cup of Curling. It was the inaugural edition of this event.

The winners were Randy Ferbey, who pocketed $53,000 after defeating John Morris, 7-5 in the men’s final and Sherry Middaugh, who earned $52,250 after beating Kelley Law, 8-7 in the women’s final.

Men's event

Teams

The men's teams were as follows: [3]

Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Coach Locale
Shawn Adams Craig Burgess Jeff Hopkins Ben Blanchard Neil Powers   Nova Scotia
Greg Balsdon Don Bowser Darryl Prebble Rob Dickson Chris Marshall   Ontario
David Nedohin Randy Ferbey (skip) Scott Pfeifer Marcel Rocque Neill Nedohin   Alberta
Russ Howard James Grattan Marc LeCocq Grant Odishaw   New Brunswick
Brian Humble Dean Kleiter Terry Hersikorn Kerry Tarasoff Jim Orr   Saskatchewan
Kevin Koe Jamie Koe Scott Cripps Mike Westlund Ryan Albizzati Bill Tschirhart   Alberta
John Morris Joe Frans Brent Laing Craig Savill T. J. Connolly   Ontario
Pat Ryan Bob Ursel Deane Horning Kevin MacKenzie Rob Koffski Terry Bublitz   British Columbia
Pat Simmons Joel Jordison Ryan Miller Neil Cursons Gary Ford Aryn Schmidt   Saskatchewan
Murray Woodward Eric Goodman Hubert Perrin Mike Pohl   Manitoba

Preliminary round

Final standings [4]

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Teams to Tiebreaker
Group A W L
Alberta Randy Ferbey 4 0
British Columbia Pat Ryan 2 2
Alberta Kevin Koe 2 2
Saskatchewan Pat Simmons 2 2
Ontario Greg Balsdon 0 4
Group B W L
Ontario John Morris 4 0
Nova Scotia Shawn Adams 3 1
Saskatchewan Brian Humble 2 2
New Brunswick Russ Howard 1 3
Manitoba Murray Woodward 0 4

Tiebreaker

Round 1 Round 2
Saskatchewan Pat Simmons 4
Alberta Kevin Koe 4 British Columbia Pat Ryan 7
British Columbia Pat Ryan 11

Playoffs

Women's event

Teams

The women's teams were as follows: [5]

Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Coach Locale
Sherry Anderson Kim Hodson Sandra Mulroney Donna Gignac   Saskatchewan
Marilyn Bodogh/
Penny Shantz [6]
Theresa Breen Susan Froud Sara Gatchell Penny Shantz   Ontario
Suzanne Gaudet Jean MacPhee Robyn MacPhee Susan McInnis   Prince Edward Island
Colleen Jones Kim Kelly Mary-Anne Waye Nancy Delahunt   Nova Scotia
Kelley Law Georgina Wheatcroft Julie Skinner Diane Dezura   British Columbia
Sherry Middaugh Kirsten Wall Andrea Lawes Sheri Cordina Pat Reid   Ontario
Heather Nedohin Atina Johnston Lawnie MacDonald Rona Pasika Bill Tschirart   Alberta
Patty Rochelaeau Brandee Borne Sherri Singler Angela Mossman Terri Farough   Saskatchewan
Kelly Scott Jeanna Richard Sasha Bergner Renee Simons   British Columbia
Barb Spencer Darcy Robertson Barb Enright Faye Unrau Tanya Craig   Manitoba

Preliminary round

Final standings [7]

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Teams to Tiebreaker
Group A W L
Ontario Sherry Middaugh 3 1
Prince Edward Island Suzanne Gaudet 3 1
Nova Scotia Colleen Jones 2 2
Alberta Heather Nedohin 1 3
Saskatchewan Patty Rochelaeau 1 3
Group B W L
British Columbia Kelley Law 4 0
British Columbia Kelly Scott 2 2
Saskatchewan Sherry Anderson 2 2
Manitoba Barb Spencer 1 3
Ontario Bodogh/ Shantz 1 3

Tie breaker

Playoffs

References

  1. ^ History – Canada Cup - Curling Canada
  2. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 181
  3. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 181
  4. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 190
  5. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 182
  6. ^ Marilyn Bodogh unable to attend because of her father's death, replaced as skip by alternate Penny Shantz.
  7. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 190

External links

  • "2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling (Men) - Curling Canada Stats Archive". Archived from the original on July 1, 2020.
  • "2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling (Women) - Curling Canada Stats Archive". Archived from the original on July 1, 2020.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2003 Strauss
Canada Cup of Curling
Host city Kamloops, British Columbia
Arena Sport Mart Place
DatesJanuary 8–12, 2003
Attendance25,430
Men's winner Alberta Randy Ferbey
Skip Randy Ferbey
Fourth David Nedohin
Second Scott Pfeifer
Lead Marcel Rocque
Coach Neill Nedohin
Finalist Ontario John Morris
Women's winner Ontario Sherry Middaugh
Skip Sherry Middaugh
Third Kirsten Wall
Second Andrea Lawes
Lead Sheri Cordina
Coach Pat Reid
Finalist British Columbia Kelley Law
2004 »

The 2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling was held January 8–12, 2003, at Sport Mart Place in Kamloops, British Columbia. [1] [2] The winning teams received berths into the 2005 Canadian Olympic Curling Trials, the 2003 Continental Cup of Curling and the 2004 Canada Cup of Curling. It was the inaugural edition of this event.

The winners were Randy Ferbey, who pocketed $53,000 after defeating John Morris, 7-5 in the men’s final and Sherry Middaugh, who earned $52,250 after beating Kelley Law, 8-7 in the women’s final.

Men's event

Teams

The men's teams were as follows: [3]

Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Coach Locale
Shawn Adams Craig Burgess Jeff Hopkins Ben Blanchard Neil Powers   Nova Scotia
Greg Balsdon Don Bowser Darryl Prebble Rob Dickson Chris Marshall   Ontario
David Nedohin Randy Ferbey (skip) Scott Pfeifer Marcel Rocque Neill Nedohin   Alberta
Russ Howard James Grattan Marc LeCocq Grant Odishaw   New Brunswick
Brian Humble Dean Kleiter Terry Hersikorn Kerry Tarasoff Jim Orr   Saskatchewan
Kevin Koe Jamie Koe Scott Cripps Mike Westlund Ryan Albizzati Bill Tschirhart   Alberta
John Morris Joe Frans Brent Laing Craig Savill T. J. Connolly   Ontario
Pat Ryan Bob Ursel Deane Horning Kevin MacKenzie Rob Koffski Terry Bublitz   British Columbia
Pat Simmons Joel Jordison Ryan Miller Neil Cursons Gary Ford Aryn Schmidt   Saskatchewan
Murray Woodward Eric Goodman Hubert Perrin Mike Pohl   Manitoba

Preliminary round

Final standings [4]

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Teams to Tiebreaker
Group A W L
Alberta Randy Ferbey 4 0
British Columbia Pat Ryan 2 2
Alberta Kevin Koe 2 2
Saskatchewan Pat Simmons 2 2
Ontario Greg Balsdon 0 4
Group B W L
Ontario John Morris 4 0
Nova Scotia Shawn Adams 3 1
Saskatchewan Brian Humble 2 2
New Brunswick Russ Howard 1 3
Manitoba Murray Woodward 0 4

Tiebreaker

Round 1 Round 2
Saskatchewan Pat Simmons 4
Alberta Kevin Koe 4 British Columbia Pat Ryan 7
British Columbia Pat Ryan 11

Playoffs

Women's event

Teams

The women's teams were as follows: [5]

Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Coach Locale
Sherry Anderson Kim Hodson Sandra Mulroney Donna Gignac   Saskatchewan
Marilyn Bodogh/
Penny Shantz [6]
Theresa Breen Susan Froud Sara Gatchell Penny Shantz   Ontario
Suzanne Gaudet Jean MacPhee Robyn MacPhee Susan McInnis   Prince Edward Island
Colleen Jones Kim Kelly Mary-Anne Waye Nancy Delahunt   Nova Scotia
Kelley Law Georgina Wheatcroft Julie Skinner Diane Dezura   British Columbia
Sherry Middaugh Kirsten Wall Andrea Lawes Sheri Cordina Pat Reid   Ontario
Heather Nedohin Atina Johnston Lawnie MacDonald Rona Pasika Bill Tschirart   Alberta
Patty Rochelaeau Brandee Borne Sherri Singler Angela Mossman Terri Farough   Saskatchewan
Kelly Scott Jeanna Richard Sasha Bergner Renee Simons   British Columbia
Barb Spencer Darcy Robertson Barb Enright Faye Unrau Tanya Craig   Manitoba

Preliminary round

Final standings [7]

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Teams to Tiebreaker
Group A W L
Ontario Sherry Middaugh 3 1
Prince Edward Island Suzanne Gaudet 3 1
Nova Scotia Colleen Jones 2 2
Alberta Heather Nedohin 1 3
Saskatchewan Patty Rochelaeau 1 3
Group B W L
British Columbia Kelley Law 4 0
British Columbia Kelly Scott 2 2
Saskatchewan Sherry Anderson 2 2
Manitoba Barb Spencer 1 3
Ontario Bodogh/ Shantz 1 3

Tie breaker

Playoffs

References

  1. ^ History – Canada Cup - Curling Canada
  2. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 181
  3. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 181
  4. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 190
  5. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 182
  6. ^ Marilyn Bodogh unable to attend because of her father's death, replaced as skip by alternate Penny Shantz.
  7. ^ Canada Cup Historical Media Guide, Curling Canada, pg 190

External links

  • "2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling (Men) - Curling Canada Stats Archive". Archived from the original on July 1, 2020.
  • "2003 Strauss Canada Cup of Curling (Women) - Curling Canada Stats Archive". Archived from the original on July 1, 2020.

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