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2010 Schmirler Charity Curling Classic presented by Bank of America
Host city	Regina, Saskatchewan
Arena	Caledonian Curling Club
Dates	Sept. 24–27, 2010
Winner	Amber Holland
Curling club	Kronau Curling Club, Kronau, Saskatchewan
Skip	Amber Holland
Third	Kim Schneider
Second	Tammy Schneider
Lead	Heather Kalenchuk
Finalist	Sherry Middaugh

The 2010 Schmirler Curling Classic presented by Bank of America was held Sept. 24–27 at the Callie Curling Club in Regina, Saskatchewan. It was held on the second weekend of the Women's World Curling Tour of the 2010–11 curling season. The total purse of the event was $47,000 with $12,000 going to the winning team. Amber Holland went on to defeat Saskatchewan native Sherry Middaugh in the final.

Teams

• Brett Barber
• Erika Brown
• Heather Burnett
• Chelsea Carey
• Marie Christianson
• Chantelle Eberle
• Michelle Englot
• Lisa Eyamie
• Kerri Flett
• Janet Harvey
• Amber Holland
• Susan Lang
• Patti Lank
• Stefanie Lawton
• Brooklyn Lemon
• Sherry Middaugh
• Heather Nedohin
• Kathy O'Rourke
• Sherrilee Orstead
• Cathy Overton-Clapham
• Trish Paulsen
• Liudmila Privivkova
• Cindy Ricci
• Holly Scott
• Mandy Selzer
• Anna Sidorova
• Robyn Silvernagle
• Jill Thurston
• Wang Bingyu
• Crystal Webster

Draw

Group A	W	L
Eberle	4	1
Flett	4	1
Overton-Clapham	3	2
Wang	3	2
Christianson	1	4
Lemon	0	5

Group B	W	L
Carey	4	1
Eyamie	4	1
Lawton	4	1
Privivkova	2	3
Barber	1	4
Silvernagle	0	5

Group C	W	L
Holland	5	0
Nedohin	4	1
Lank	3	2
Harvey	2	3
Ricci	1	4
Selzer	0	5

Group D	W	L
Thurston	5	0
Webster	3	2
Brown	2	3
Burnett	2	3
O'Rourke	2	3
Paulsen	1	4

Group E	W	L
Middaugh	5	0
Englot	3	2
Orsted	3	2
Scott	3	2
Lang	1	4
Sidorova	0	5

• Tie breaker: Carey 7-1 Flett

Playoffs

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals
	Holland		7
	Carey		4
						Holland		9
						Eberle		5
	Lawton		5
	Eberle		6
											Holland		11
											Middaugh		6
	Eyamie		6
	Thurston		3
						Eyamie		4
						Middaugh		5
	Nedohin		5
	Middaugh		7

External links

• WCT event site

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