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Stick Awards Presentation photos, and Thank-you note

Here are photos from the awards presentation for the Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home Provincial Stick Curling Championships, which wrapped up Saturday here at the Cornwall Curling Club.

Open Division winners Walter Callaghan (left) and John Vincent (centre) with head official Etta Reid.

Open Division Runners up Ernie Stavert (left), Vern Chowan

Event official Etta Reid (left) with Women’s winners Gloria Clarke (centre) and Ruth Stavert

Best of luck to our winners at their championships!

Here is a thank-you note from event co-chairs Ernie and Ruth Stavert:

Ferguson-Logan Provincial Stick Curling Championship- Thank You
The Cornwall Curling Club’s reputation for event hosting and hospitality was at it finest during the recent Provincial Stick Curling Championship.
Although the stormy weather turned a 3 day event into a 5 day one and created more uncertainty than usual, everyone pulled together and worked through all the adjustments to schedules, food services, etc.
The host committee thanks the Club staff of Bev McCormick (mgr.), Lance Lowther (ice), Ray Biagé (custodian) and Kelly Arnold (bartender) for ensuring that everything was ready and ran smoothly.
The volunteer food services were capably handled by Myrna Sanderson with the assistance of Bernie Field, Barb Duncan-Biagé, Hélène LaPalme, Ann Greyborn, and Debbie Rhodenhizer.
Amy Duncan, Curl PEI Executive Director took care of registrations, the draw schedule, programs, and other administrative details.
Our official for the whole event was Etta Reid who put in long hours and kept everything running smoothly.
As always, we are indebted to Derek MacEwen who very professionally handled the web site and publicity.
Finally we thank our sponsors, Barry and Brenda Logan owners of the Montague Ferguson Logan Funeral Home, and Scott Annear manager of Morley Annear Trucking Limited for their continuing support..
Thanks to all,
Ernie and Ruth Stavert
Co-Chairs Provincial Stick Curling Championship

 

Callaghan/Vincent win Open, Clarke/Stavert repeat as Women’s Division winners at PEI Stick Ch’ships

After a couple of weather delays during the event, the Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home PEI Stick Curling Championships wrapped up Saturday evening at the Cornwall Curling Club, with the Walter Callaghan and John Vincent duo from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton winning the 14 team, two pool single round robin Open (any combination of male/female) division, and, despite a slow start, losing three of their four games in the three-team double round robin Women’s division, the Gloria Clarke and Ruth Stavert team from the host club added yet another Women’s championship (their seventh out of the eight held to-date) to their collection.

Photos (L-R): Walter Callaghan, John Vincent

The top three teams in each Open Division pool advanced to the Open championship round, with the second place teams in one pool playing the third place teams in the other in the quarter-final round, with Howard Kerwin/William Power from Montague (4-2, B pool) beating Alvin Hackett/Victor Hogan  (4-2, A pool) from Alberton’s Western Community Curling Club 7-2,  and Cornwall’s Roddie MacLean/John Dunsford (4-2, B Pool) doubling defending champs Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell, also from Cornwall (4-2, A Pool) by a 4-2 score.

The A pool winners, Vern Chowan/Ernie Stavert from Cornwall (5-1) then took on MacLean/Dunsford, winning  8-6, while the B pool winners, Callaghan and Vincent, also 5-1, beat Kerwin/Power 7-5 in the other semi-final. The semi-final winners Chowan/Stavert and Callaghan/Vincent then squared off in the final, with Callaghan/Vincent winning 3-1.

Photos (L-R): Gloria Clarke, Ruth Stavert

All three teams advanced to the championship round in the Women’s Division, with third place finishers Clarke and Stavert (1-3) beating 2nd place finishers Ann Barwise and Audrey Callaghan from Western Community (2-2) by an 11-3 score in the semi-final, taking four points in the third end, stealing three in the fourth, and singles in five and six for the win. e final against first place 

Clarke and Stavert then took on the first place team from the double round robin, the Myrna Craswell and Elaine Hughes duo, in the final, stealing four points in the final end for a 9-5 win. Clarke/Craswell have now won.

The top four Open Division (Callaghan/Vincent, Chowan/Stavert, Kerwin/Power and MacLean Dunsford), and top two Women’s Division (Clarke/Stavert and Craswell/Hughes) teams advance to the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 14-16 at Curl Moncton. The winning and runner-up Open Division teams (Callaghan/Vincent and Chowan/Stavert) are also invited to participate in the Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, March 23-26 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS. 

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, visit www.canadianstickcurling.ca.

Friday Stick Curling Ch’ship draws postponed until Saturday afternoon

Due to weather and road conditions, today’s draws at the PEI Stick Curling Championships at the Cornwall Curling Club will be postponed until Saturday at the following times:
 
  • Draw 13 at 1 pm
  • Draw 14 at 2:15 pm
  • Draw 15 at 3:30 pm
  • Draw 16 at 5 pm
  • Draw 17 at 6:45 pm 

 

Callaghan/Vincent still undefeated in PEI Stick Open Div., Craswell/Hughes advance to Women’s final

Only two Open Division round robin draws and the Open and Women’s championship rounds remain to be played at the Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home PEI Stick Curling Championships at the Cornwall Curling Club.

Myrna Craswell

 

Elaine Hughes

The host club team of Myrna Craswell and Elaine Hughes finished in first place in the Women’s double round robin, with a 3-1 win-loss record, and have earned a bye into the 3:45 pm Friday finals. The other two women’s teams – Ann Barwise and Audrey Callaghan from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton (2-2) and defending champions Gloria Clarke and Ruth Stavert from Cornwall (1-3) will square off in the semi-final at 2 pm, with the winning duo facing Craswell/Hughes in the championship game.

The Western Community Curling Club duo of Walter Callaghan and John Vincent is the only undefeated (5-0) team in the 14 team, two pool Open Division (any combination of male/female) round robin, and will finish in first place in their pool, as the 4 next closest teams all have two losses.

Walter Callaghan

John Vincent

Leading the other pool is the host club team of Vern Chowan and Ernie Stavert with a 4-1 win-loss record. Defending champions Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell, who were slow out of the gate, losing their first two games, made a remarkable recovery, reeling off four consecutive wins to finish round-robin play at 4-2, very much in playoff contention. Joe Gill and Merrill Cronin (Cornwall) and Alvin Hackett and Victor Hogan (Western) also have 2 losses in the pool, with one game left to play.

On Friday, the Open Division round robin wraps up with draws at 10 and 11:15 am. The second and third place teams in opposite pools square off in the quarter-finals at 12:30, with the winners of the quarters playing one of the first place teams in the semi-finals at 2 pm. The winners of the 2 semis advance to the championship final at 3:45.

All times are subject to change, particularly with the forecast storm.

At the end of the competition, the top four Open Division, and top two Women’s Division teams advance to the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 14-16 at Curl Moncton. The winning and runner-up Open Division teams are also invited to participate in the Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, March 23-26 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS. 

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, visit www.canadianstickcurling.ca.

PEI Stick Curling Ch’ship: Wednesday draws delayed until Thursday

Due to weather and road conditions, today’s draws at the PEI Stick Curling Championship at the Cornwall Curling Club will be postponed until Thursday.
 
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The PEI Stick Curling Championships, sponsored by Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home, for two-person teams with Open (any combination male/female) and Women’s divisions, is set for February 7-9 (mornings and afternoons, at the Cornwall Curling Club. 14 Open division and three Women’s division teams from four Island curling clubs are taking part.

Defending champions are the Sterling Stratton/Barry Craswell Open Division team, and the Gloria Clarke/Ruth Stavert women’s duo. Both curl out of the host club, and both are back this year.

The Open Divison will play a single round robin with 2 pools, advancing the top 3 finishers in each pool to a championship round. The Women’s division will play a double round robin, with the 2nd and 3rd place finishers advancing to a semi-final, and the semi-final winner playing the first place team in the final.

The top four Open Division, and top two Women’s Division teams advance to the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 14-16 at Curl Moncton. The winning and runner-up Open Division teams are also invited to participate in the Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, March 23-26 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS. 

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, visit www.canadianstickcurling.ca.

Live results: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2272

Defending champs off to slow start at PEI Stick Ch’ships

The first day of play wrapped up Tuesday afternoon in the Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home Provincial Stick Curling Championships at the Cornwall Curling Club, with the defending champion teams each having two opening day losses in this two player per team event. The 14 team Open Divison (any combination of male and/or female player) are playing a single round robin with 2 pools, advancing the top 3 finishers in each pool to a championship round. The 3 team Women’s division are playing a double round robin, with the 2nd and 3rd place finishers advancing to a semi-final, and the semi-final winner playing the first place team in the final.

Photo: Sterling Stratton (foreground) sweeps a rock into the house in Open Divison play on Tuesday afternoon

Last year’s Open Division winners, the Sterling Stratton and Barry Craswell duo from the host club, lost their opener 8-2 to the Bazil and Sterling Higginbotham team from Montague, and their second game 6-5 to Alvin Hackett and Victor Hogan from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton, before picking up their first win, edging Eddie Bernard and Roger Gavin from Alberton 6-5  in an extra end. Three Open Division teams remain undefeated: the Walter Callaghan/John Vincent twosome from Alberton, at 3-0, along with the Roddie MacLean/John Dunsford pair and the Vern Chowan/Ernie Stafford rink, both from Cornwall, both at 2-0.

Photo: Audrey Callaghan (foreground) delivers a rock in the Women’s Division

Cornwall’s Gloria Clarke and Ruth Stavert, who have won six out the seven women’s championships held to-date, also got off to a slow start, losing their first game 7-4 to Audrey Callaghan and Ann Barwise from Alberton, and their second, to Myrna Craswell and Elaine Hughes of the host club, by an 8-2 score. Craswell/Hughes are 2-0, while Barwise/Callaghan are at 1-1.

Six draws are scheduled on Wednesday, starting at 10 am, with the last draw at 4:30 pm.

At the end of the competition, the top four Open Division, and top two Women’s Division teams advance to the Maritime Stick Curling Championships, March 14-16 at Curl Moncton. The winning and runner-up Open Division teams are also invited to participate in the Canadian Open Stick Curling Championship, March 23-26 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS. 

In stick curling there are two curlers per team, who deliver their rocks with delivery sticks, with each team member delivering from opposite ends. Sweeping is allowed only from the hog line to the back of the house at the playing end. Two curlers, one from each team, alternately deliver 6 stones each per end, while their teammate skips that end. The roles are then reversed, and the partners deliver the stones back. No stone may be removed from play until the fourth stone of each end. Games are six ends and take about an hour to play. For more information on stick curling, visit www.canadianstickcurling.ca.

 

Pools

Open Pool A Open Pool B Women Pool C
A Stratton/Craswell 1 Kerwin/Power W1 Craswell/Hughes
B Higginbotham 2 Arsenault/Fisher W2 Barwise/Callaghan
C Hackett/Hogan 3 Laird/Crockett W3 Clarke/Stavert
D Bernard/Gavin 4 Callaghan/Vincent         
E Smith/Barwise 5 MacDonald
F Chowan/Stavert 6 MacLean/Dunsford
G Gill/Cronin 7 Sutherland/Field

 

Draw and Schedule

Date Time Draw # Ice 1 Ice 2 Ice 3 Ice 4
Feb. 07 10AM 1 Kerwin/Power v Arsenault/Fisher Laird/Crockett v Callaghan/Vincent Barwise/Callaghan v Clarke/Stavert MacDonald v MacLean/Dunsford
11:15AM 2 Stratton/Craswell v Higginbotham Hackett/Hogan v Bernard/Gavin Smith/Barwise v Chowan/Stavert  
12:30PM 3 Craswell/Hughes v Barwise/Callaghan Arsenault/Fisher v MacDonald Kerwin/Power v Laird/Crockett Callaghan/Vincent v Sutherland/Field
2PM 4   Higginbotham v Smith/Barwise Stratton/Craswell v Hackett/Hogan Bernard/Gavin v Gill/Cronin
3:15PM 5 Laird/Crockett v MacLean/Dunsford Kerwin/Power v Callaghan/Vincent Arsenault/Fisher v Sutherland/Field Craswell/Hughes v Clarke/Stavert
4:30PM 6 Hackett/Hogan v Chowan/Stavert Stratton/Craswell v Bernard/Gavin Higginbotham v Gill/Cronin  
Feb. 09 10AM 7   MacDonald v Sutherland/Field Kerwin/Power v MacLean/Dunsford Arsenault/Fisher v Laird/Crockett
11:15AM 8  Barwise/Callaghan v Clarke/Stavert Smith/Barwise v Gill/Cronin Stratton/Craswell v Chowan/Stavert Higginbotham v Hackett/Hogan
12:30PM 9 Kerwin/Power v Sutherland/Field Arsenault/Fisher v MacLean/Dunsford Callaghan/Vincent v MacDonald Craswell/Hughes v Barwise/Callaghan
2PM 10 Stratton/Craswell v Gill/Cronin Higginbotham v Chowan/Stavert Bernard/Gavin v Smith/Barwise  
3:15PM 11 Callaghan/Vincent v MacLean/Dunsford Craswell/Hughes v Clarke/Stavert Laird/Crockett v Sutherland/Field Kerwin/Power v MacDonald
4:30PM 12 Bernard/Gavin v Chowan/Stavert   Hackett/Hogan v Gill/Cronin Stratton/Craswell v Smith/Barwise
Feb. 11 1PM 13 Laird/Crockett v MacDonald MacLean/Dunsford v Sutherland/Field   Arsenault/Fisher v Callaghan/Vincent
2:15PM 14 Hackett/Hogan v Smith/Barwise Chowan/Stavert v Gill/Cronin   Higginbotham v Bernard/Gavin
3:30PM 15 Q2(O)   Q1(O)  
5PM 16 SEMI 1(O) SEMI (W) SEMI 2(O)  
6:45PM 17   FINAL (O) FINAL (W)  

 

Both Open Divison pools play a single round robin. The Women’s Division pool plays a double round robin.

Open Division Playoff Round:
Q1(O) – 2 Place pool A vs 3rd place pool B
Q2(O) – 3rd place pool A vs 2nd place pool B
SEMI (O) 1 – winner of Q1(O) vs 1st place pool B
SEMI (O) 2 – winner Q2(O) vs 1st place pool A
Final (O) – winner SEMI (O) 1 vs winner of SEMI (O) 2

Women’s Division Playoff Round:
SEMI (W) – 2nd place vs 3rd place
FINAL (W) winner SEMI (W) vs 1st place

TIES
Games – Teams play an extra end with 3 rocks each

Playoffs – 1st by wins and losses by team, 2nd by head to head results, 3rd by points – 3 Pts for a win, 0 points for a loss, 1 points per end, ½ points for a blank end, 3 points (MAX.) difference of score

Open Division Rosters:

    Club
Paul Arsenault Vince Fisher Cornwall Curling Club
Eddie Bernard Roger Gavin Western Community Curling Club (Alberton)
Walter Callaghan John Vincent Western Community Curling Club (Alberton)
Vern Chowan Ernie Stavert  Cornwall Curling Club
Joe Gill Merrill Cronin Cornwall Curling Club
Alvin Hackett Victor Hogan Western Community Curling Club (Alberton)
Bazil Higginbotham Sterling Higginbotham Montague Curling Club
Howard Kerwin William Power Montague Curling Club
Grant Laird Carolyn Crockett Cornwall Curling Club
Gordon MacDonald Mary MacDonald Montague Curling Club
Roddie MacLean John Dunsford Cornwall Curling Club
Bill Smith Sherrill Barwise Maple Leaf Curling Club (O’Leary)
Sterling Stratton Barry Craswell Cornwall Curling Club
Bryan Sutherland Paul Field Cornwall Curling Club

Women’s Division Rosters:

    Club
Ann Barwise Audrey Callaghan Western Community Curling Club (Alberton)
Gloria Clarke Ruth Stavert Cornwall Curling Club
Myrna Craswell Elaine Hughes  Cornwall Curling Club

 

Opening Day Photos

Here is a photo gallery from draws 3-5 at the Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home Provincial Stick Curling Championship today at the Cornwall Curling Club. Click on a picture to enlarge, and use arrows or swipe right/left to go ahead/back.

Event website: PEICurling.com/stick20162017

Live results: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2272