Linda Moore

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Medal record
Competitor for Flag of Canada Canada
Women’s Curling
World championships
Gold 1985 Jönköping Team
Olympic Games
Gold 1988 Women's Curling
(Demonstration)

Linda Moore is a Canadian curler from British Columbia and world champion. She is a member of the TSN curling coverage team along with Vic Rauter and Ray Turnbull.

[edit] Championships

Moore became world champion in 1985 as skip for the Canadian team.[1]

She played on the Canadian team that finished first at the demonstration event at the 1988 Winter Olympics.

She won the 1985 Scott Tournament of Hearts, and reached the final in 1986, finishing second. In 1986 she was also selected as skip on the tournament's All-Star team.

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Curling – Women: World Championships" (Retrieved on March 27, 2008)


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World Curling Women's Champions: Nation (team skip)
1979: Switzerland (Gaby Casanova) | 1980: Canada (Marj Mitchell) | 1981: Sweden (Elisabeth Högström) | 1982: Denmark (Marianne Jørgensen) | 1983: Switzerland (Erika Müller) | 1984: Canada (Connie Laliberte) | 1985: Canada (Linda Moore) | 1986: Canada (Marilyn Darte) | 1987: Canada (Pat Sanders) | 1988: Germany (Andrea Schöpp)) | 1989: Canada (Heather Houston) | 1990: Norway (Dordi Nordby) | 1991: Norway (Dordi Nordby) | 1992: Sweden (Elisabet Johansson) | 1993: Canada (Sandra Peterson) | 1994: Canada (Sandra Peterson) | 1995: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 1996: Canada (Marilyn Bodogh) | 1997: Canada (Sandra Schmirler) | 1998: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 1999: Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson) | 2000: Canada (Kelley Law) | 2001: Canada (Colleen Jones) | 2002: Scotland (Jackie Lockhart) | 2003: United States (Debbie McCormick) | 2004: Canada (Colleen Jones) | 2005: Sweden (Anette Norberg) | 2006: Sweden (Anette Norberg) | 2007: Canada (Kelly Scott) | 2008: Canada (Jennifer Jones)
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