2009 European Curling Championships
curling competition at Aberdeen, Scotland
The 2009 Le Gruyère European Curling Championships were held in Aberdeen, Scotland from 4 to 12 December 2009. The A-Group tournament took place at the Linx Ice Arena, and the B-Group are playing at Curl Aberdeen.
A total of 51 teams from 30 European countries were competing.
Men's Teams
Group A
*Ulrik Schmidt skips and throws third stones
Round-robin standings
Final round-robin standings
Round Robin
Draw 1
Saturday 5 December, 08:00
Draw 2
Saturday 3 December, 16:00
Draw 3
Sunday 6 December, 09:00
Draw 4
Sunday 6 December, 19:00
Draw 5
Monday 7 December, 14:00
Draw 6
Tuesday 8 December, 08:00
Draw 7
Tuesday 8 December, 16:00
Draw 8
Wednesday 9 December, 09:00
Draw 9
Wednesday 9 December, 19:00
Placement Game
Tiebreaker
Playoffs
1 vs. 2 game
Thursday 10 December, 20:00
3 vs. 4 game
Thursday 10 December, 20:00
Semifinal
Friday 11 December, 14:00
Gold Medal Final
Saturday 12 December, 13:30
Group B1
Results
All times local
Draw 1 Saturday 5 December, 08:00
Lithuania 2, Netherlands 13
England 8, Greece 5
Serbia 2, Estonia 15
Spain 7, Bulgaria 6
Poland 6, Russia 10
Draw 2 Saturday 5 December, 16:00
Bulgaria 3, Russia 8
Netherlands 8, Spain 6
Greece 8, Poland 5
Estonia 14, Lithuania 4
Draw 3 Sunday 6 December, 08:00
Poland 9, England 4
Estonia 4, Russia 6
Lithuania 5, Spain 8
Serbia 2, Netherlands 11
Greece 9, Bulgaria 6
Draw 4 Sunday 6 December, 16:00
Netherlands 12, Greece 0
Serbia 4, Lithuania 15
England 4, Russia 7
Bulgaria 10, Poland 9
Draw 5 Monday 7 December, 12:00
Serbia 6, Poland 7
Greece 1, Estonia 13
Netherlands 8, Bulgaria 6
England 9, Spain 1
Russia 10, Lithuania 3
Draw 6 Monday 7 December, 20:00
Russia 9, Spain 1
Lithuania 3, Bulgaria 8
Estonia 1, England 2
Greece 7, Serbia 1
Draw 7 Tuesday 8 December, 12:00
England 8, Lithuania 0
Russia 9, Netherlands 3
Spain 11, Greece 3
Poland 3, Estonia 4
Bulgaria 10, Serbia 8
Draw 8 Tuesday 8 December, 20:00
Estonia 7, Bulgaria 9
Spain 1, Poland 9
Russia 10, Serbia 2
Netherlands 5, England 7
Draw 9 Wednesday 9 December, 08:00
Netherlands 10, Poland 1
Lithuania 7, Greece 6
Serbia 2, England 10
Spain 2, Estonia 11
Draw 10 Wednesday 9 December, 16:00
Spain 8, Serbia 1
Bulgaria 4, England 8
Poland 13, Lithuania 7
Russia 10, Greece 1
Estonia 5, Netherlands 6
Tiebreaker
England 5, Netherlands 9
Group B2
Results
All times local
Draw 1 Saturday 5 December, 12:00
Croatia 4, Hungary 11
Latvia 11, Belarus 3
Iceland 8, Slovakia 3
Ireland 7, Austria 5
Belgium 5, Wales 8
Draw 2 Saturday 5 December, 20:00
Austria 5, Wales 10
Hungary 7, Ireland 5
Belarus 5, Belgium 13
Slovakia 5, Croatia 7
Draw 3 Sunday 6 December, 12:00
Belgium 4, Latvia 15
Slovakia 8, Wales 9
Croatia 4, Ireland 14
Iceland 2, Hungary 9
Belarus 4, Austria 12
Draw 4 Sunday 6 December, 20:00
Hungary 8, Belarus 2
Iceland 5, Croatia 8
Latvia 10, Wales 6
Austria 6, Belgium 3
Draw 5 Monday 7 December, 08:00
Iceland 4, Belgium 8
Belarus 0, Slovakia 14
Hungary 5, Austria 6
Latvia 8, Ireland 9
Wales 15, Croatia 1
Draw 6 Monday 7 December, 16:00
Wales 8, Ireland 7
Croatia 5, Austria 11
Slovakia 2, Latvia 9
Belarus 4, Iceland 10
Draw 7 Tuesday 8 December, 08:00
Latvia 10, Croatia 0
Wales 4, Hungary 7
Ireland 11, Belarus 4
Belgium 7, Slovakia 6
Austria 11, Iceland 5
Draw 8 Tuesday 8 December, 16:00
Slovakia 4, Austria 7
Ireland 9, Belgium 4
Wales 8, Iceland 6
Hungary 6, Latvia 3
Draw 9 Wednesday 9 December, 12:00
Hungary 8, Belgium 5
Croatia 7, Belarus 6
Iceland 2, Latvia 12
Ireland 8, Slovakia 3
Draw 10 Wednesday 9 December, 20:00
Ireland 10, Iceland 2
Austria 3, Latvia 9
Belgium 9, Croatia 7
Wales 12, Belarus 2
Slovakia 6, Hungary 7
Tiebreakers
Ireland 11, Wales 4
Ireland 9, Latvia 7
Group B Playoffs
Russia and Netherlands advance to the A-Group
World Challenge Games
Friday 11 December, 19:00
Denmark 6, Netherlands 2
Saturday 12 December, 08:00
Denmark 10, Netherlands 5
Women's Teams
Group A
*Jensen skips and throws second stones
Round-robin standings
Final round-robin standings
Round Robin
Draw 1
Saturday 5 December, 12:00
Draw 2
Saturday 5 December, 20:00
Draw 3
Sunday 6 December, 14:00
Draw 4
Monday 7 December, 09:00
Draw 5
Monday 7 December, 19:00
Draw 6
Tuesday 8 December, 12:00
Draw 7
Tuesday 8 December, 20:00
Draw 8
Wednesday 9 December, 14:00
Draw 9
Thursday 10 December, 08:00
Tiebreaker
Playoffs
1 vs. 2 game
Thursday 10 December, 20:00
3 vs. 4 game
Thursday 10 December, 20:00
Semifinal
Friday 11 December, 19:00
Gold Medal Final
Saturday 12 December, 10:00
Group B1
Results
All times local
Draw 1 Saturday 5 December, 08:00
Wales 2, Netherlands 15
Draw 2 Saturday 5 December, 16:00
Poland 10, Croatia 3
Slovakia 1, Latvia 14
Draw 3 Sunday 6 December, 08:00
Croatia 10, Latvia 12
Draw 4 Sunday 6 December, 16:00
Slovakia 3, Netherlands 11
Wales 1, Poland 8
Draw 5 Monday 7 December, 12:00
Croatia 1, Netherlands 4
Draw 6 Monday 7 December, 20:00
Latvia 8, Poland 6
Slovakia 6, Wales 8
Draw 7 Tuesday 8 December, 12:00
Netherlands 8, Poland 2
Draw 8 Tuesday 8 December, 20:00
Croatia 6, Slovakia 13
Latvia 8, Wales 2
Draw 9 Wednesday 9 December, 08:00
Netherlands 6, Latvia 5
Poland vs.
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