Curling at the 2009 Winter Universiade

WCF announced a new qualification system for member associations into the 2009 FISU University Winter Games (Universiade). Points shall be awarded, commencing with January's FISU University Winter Games (Universiade) in Pinerolo, Italy and continuing through the World Junior Curling Championships (men's and women's) and World Curling Championships (men's and women's). The next FISU University Winter Games (Universiade) will be held in 2009 in Harbin, China.

Contents 1 Men 1.1 Round Robin 1.2 Tiebreaker 1.3 Medal Round 2 Women 2.1 Round Robin 2.2 Tiebreaker 2.3 Medal Round 3 Team Player Lists 4 References

Men

Men's qualification (top 10 teams)

Country	2007 WJCC	2007 WMCC	2008 WJCC	2008 WMCC	Points
China	2	0	3	9	14
Canada	12	14	8	14	48
Sweden	10	8	10	3	31
Switzerland	8	9	6	2	25
Denmark	7	3.5	4.5	4	19
United States	6	10	12	6	34
United Kingdom	5	3.5	2	12	22.5
Norway	4	3.5	7	10	24.5
Germany	3	12	4.5	5	24.5
Czech Republic	1	-	1	1	3
Finland	0	6.5	-	-	6.5
France	0	6.5	-	8	14.5
Australia	0	3.5	-	7	10.5
South Korea	0	1	-	-	1

Round Robin

Country											W	L
Sweden	-	7-4	9-6	7-4	6-7	8-5	7-5	7-0	8-5	11-1	8	1
Norway	4-7	-	10-5	11-5	5-4	2-10	9-5	7-6	11-1	7-4	7	2
South Korea	6-9	5-10	-	9-5	4-3	7-5	9-4	8-5	7-4	8-11	6	3
China	4-7	5-11	5-9	-	9-5	7-4	7-2	6-5	9-1	10-2	6	3
Switzerland	7-6	4-5	3-4	5-9	-	9-4	8-5	7-6	8-3	8-5	6	3
Canada	5-8	10-2	5-7	4-7	4-9	-	8-7	8-4	5-7	9-8	4	5
United Kingdom	5-7	5-9	4-9	2-7	5-8	7-8	-	6-5	11-4	7-6	3	6
United States	0-7	6-7	5-8	5-6	6-7	4-8	5-6	-	12-4	9-5	2	7
Finland	5-8	1-11	4-7	1-9	3-8	7-5	4-11	4-12	-	8-6	2	7
Japan	1-11	4-7	11-8	2-10	5-8	8-9	6-7	5-9	6-8	-	1	8

Tiebreaker

	Tiebreaker
	China		5
	Switzerland		3

Medal Round

	Semi-final					Final
	1	Sweden	8
	4	China	7
						1	Sweden	8
						2	Norway	7
	2	Norway	5
	3	South Korea	2

	Bronze medal
	4	China	9
	3	South Korea	5

Women

Women's qualification (top 10 teams)

Country	2007 WJCC	2007 WWCC	2008 WJCC	2008 WWCC	Points
China	3	6	-	12	21
Canada	10	14	8	14	46
Sweden	-	7	10	7	24
Switzerland	6	8	5	10	29
Denmark	8	12	6	8	34
United States	7	9	3	6	25
United Kingdom	12	10	12	3	37
Norway	5	-	3	-	8
Germany	-	4	1	4	9
Czech Republic	2	2	-	1	5
Russia	4	4	7	5	20
Japan	-	4	3	9	16
Italy	1	1	-	2	4

Round Robin

Country											W	L
Canada	-	7-6	13-9	9-3	8-1	10-4	8-6	12-3	13-3	7-5	9	0
China	6-7	-	13-2	11-3	9-2	9-3	11-1	3-10	10-1	13-3	7	2
Russia	9-13	2-13	-	2-9	6-3	8-4	8-6	10-4	8-5	11-1	6	3
United Kingdom	3-9	3-11	9-2	-	5-6	3-9	9-3	6-3	6-5	10-5	5	4
Czech Republic	1-8	2-9	3-6	6-5	-	11-6	9-2	3-7	5-3	10-5	5	4
Sweden	4-10	3-9	4-8	9-3	6-11	-	6-5	13-6	10-4	8-0	5	4
South Korea	6-8	1-11	6-8	3-9	2-9	5-6	-	10-3	12-1	9-5	3	6
Japan	3-12	10-3	4-10	3-6	7-3	6-13	3-10	-	9-5	5-8	3	6
United States	3-13	1-10	5-8	3-5	5-6	5-9	1-12	6-4	-	8-5	2	7
Poland	5-7	3-13	1-11	5-10	5-10	0-8	5-9	8-5	5-8	-	1	8

Tiebreaker

	Tiebreaker
	United Kingdom		8
	Czech Republic		5

Medal Round

	Semi-final					Final
	1	Canada	7
	4	United Kingdom	5
						1	Canada	5
						2	China	6
	2	China	11
	3	Russia	2

	Bronze medal
	4	United Kingdom	4
	3	Russia	8

Team Player Lists

Country	Men's Team	Women's Team
Canada (team)	Skip - Mike Anderson Third - Bill Francis Second - Paul Arkilander Lead - Matthew Mapletoft Fifth - Scott McGregor Coach - Ken McCormack	Skip - Hollie Nicol Third - Danielle Inglis Second - Laura Hickey Lead - Hilary McDermott Fifth - Erica Butler Coach - John Nicol
United States (team)	Skip - Chris Pleasants Third - Zach Radmer Second - Bret Nordlund Lead - Jon Chartand University of Washington	Skip - Katherine Stewart Amanda McLean Sarah McLeod Casey Cucchiarelli[1]

References