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2012 Provincial 17 & Under Curling Championships
 

February 17-20, 2012

Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club, Summerside

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Winning teams advance to the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, April 6-8 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS.

Matthew MacLean rink wins 17 and Under Men’s section

MacLean

L-R: Glen MacLean (coach), Matthew MacLean, Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, Allan MacLean, David O'Connor
(Sponsor)

Feb. 20-The Matthew MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary will join the Veronica Smith foursome from the Cornwall Curling Club as this year’s O’Connor Glass Provincial age 17 and Under curling champions. The MacLean team, which includes third Marshall Smallman, second Kevin Gallant, and lead Alan MacLean, with coach Glen MacLean, beat the Tony Nabuurs team from Montague by a 5-3 score in this morning’s final at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. Other members of the runner-up Nabuurs rink are Parker O’Connor, who throws 4th stones for the team, second Noah O’Connor, and lead Tyler Smith, with coach Arnold Nabuurs. Both rinks finished double round robin play with identical 5-1 win-loss records, with Nabuurs winning their first encounter 6-4, and MacLean taking the second 6-1.

Nabuurs

L-R Arnie Nabuurs (Coach), Tony Nabuurs, Parker O'Connor, Noah O'Connor, Tyler Smith, David O'Connor (sponsor)

On Sunday, the Smith rink went undefeated with a 7-0 win-loss record to win the women’s title. The Jenny McLean rink from the host Silver Fox club, with a 4-3 record, were the runners-up, with Smith beating them in the best two out of three final round by 5-4 and 10-1 scores to take the championship.

Other members of the winning Smith rink are Katie Fullerton, who holds the broom for the skip, but throws first stones, along with second Sabrina Smith, and Chloe McCloskey, who throws third stones. The rink is coached by Paul Smith. The runner-up McLean team includes third Aleya Quilty, second stone Lauren MacFadyen, lead Ava Whitney-Coulter, and coaches Pat Quilty and Sheila Compton.

The MacLean and Smith teams now advance to the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, April 6-8 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS.

Four men’s and six women’s teams took part in this year’s provincial championship.

Veronica Smith rink wins 17 and Under Women’s

Smith

Photo (L-R): David O'Connor (Sponsor), Veronica Smith, Katie Fullertton, Sabrina Smith, Chloe McCloskey, Paul Smith (Coach)

Feb. 19-The Veronica Smith rink from the Cornwall Curling Club went undefeated with a 7-0 win-loss record to win the women’s title today at the O’Connor Glass Provincial 17 and Under Curling Championships at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. The Jenny McLean rink from the host club, with a 4-3 record, are the runners-up, with Smith beating them in the best two out of three final round by 5-4 and 10-1 scores today to take the championship.

Other members of the winning Smith rink are Katie Fullerton, who holds the broom for the skip, but throws first stones, along with second Sabrina Smith, and Chloe McCloskey, who throws third stones. The rink is coached by Paul Smith. The runner-up McLean team includes third Aleya Quilty, second stone Lauren MacFadyen, lead Ava Whitney-Coulter, and coaches Pat Quilty and Sheila Compton. The Smith team now advances to the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, April 6-8 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS.

McLean

17 & Under Women's Runners Up ( L-R) David O'Connor (Sponsor), Jenny McLean,
Lauren MacFadyen, Aleya Quilty, Ava Whitney-Coulter, Pat Quilty (coach)

The Carolyn Rose rink from Montague finished third with a 3-2 round-robin win-loss record, followed by Emily Keen and her Charlottetown/Crapaud team at 2-3, Cornwall’s Rachel O’Connor foursome at 1-4, and the Emily Hennessey rink from Charlottetown at 0-5.

Two teams, skipped by Matthew MacLean of the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, and Tony Nabuurs of the Montague Curling Club finished the men’s double round robin with 5-1 win loss records, and advance to the men’s final, Monday at 10 am, with the winner moving on to the Atlantics in New Glasgow NS. The two teams split their round robin encounters, with Nabuurs winning the first 6-4, and MacLean taking the second 6-1.

The MacLean rink includes third Marshall Smallman, second Kevin Gallant and lead Allan MacLean, with coach Glen MacLean, while Nabuurs skips his rink but throws third stones, Parker O’Connor throws fourth rocks, Noah O’Connor plays second, and Tyler Smith is in the lead position. Arnold Nabuurs is the coach.

The other two teams in the men’s section, skipped by Alex MacFadyen of the Silver Fox, and Brooks Roche of Montague, finished at 1-5.

17 & Under Coaching and Fairplay awards announced

Feb. 21-The Asham coaching award winners, as voted on by their coaching peers, along with the Fair Play sportsmanship awards, voted on by all the curlers, were announced at the conclusion of the O’Connor Glass Provincial 17 and Under Curling Championships, which wrapped up yesterday at the Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside.

The women’s Fair Play award went to skip Emily Keen from the Charlottetown Curling Club.


Photo (L-R): Emily Keen and sponsor David O’Connor

The winner of the men’s Fair Play award was skip Brooks Roche from the Montague Curling Club

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Photo (L-R): Brooks Roche, sponsor David O’Connor

The men’s coaching award went to Glen MacLean, coach of the winning Matthew MacLean rink.

MacLean

Photo (L-R): Glen MacLean, sponsor David O’Connor

The women’s coaching award went to Carolyn MacPhee, coach of the Carolyn Rose rink from the Montague Curling Club (photo not available).

Silver Fox to host 2012 17 and Under

The six-sheet Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside will be the host for the 2012 Provincial age 17 and Under curling championships from February 17-20, with the winning rinks advancing to the Atlantic Under 18 Curling Championships, April 6-8 at the Bluenose Curling Club in New Glasgow NS. For men's and six women's teams have signed for this year's event, with the 17 & Under men playing a double round robin with the top two teams advancing to a sudden death final, and the women playing a single round robin with the top two teams advancing to a best two out of three final. If one men's team goes through the double round robin undefeated, they will be declared the champions without playing the championship game.

Last year's proviincial and Atlantic men's champions, the Alex Matters rink from Charlottetown are this year's Pepsi Junior (age 20 & Under) Men's champions, and cannot compete as a team in this year's event. Last year's winning 17 and Under women's rink, the Amanda MacLean foursome from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O'Leary, were runners-up in this year's Pepsi Juniors. Aleya Quilty from that team is on the Jenny McLean rink this year out of the Silver Fox, while Youth Olympics bronze medallist Emily Gray is not participating in this event, and MacLean and third Kassinda Butler are out of the age category.

 

End by end results will be available at LiveCurling.com.

Round Robin and Playoff Draw/Schedule

17 & Under Men's games in blue, Women's in pink.
Men's event is a double round robin, women's is a single.

Click draw number for end-by-end results at LiveCurling.com

Date Time Draw # Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 Sheet 5 Sheet 6
Fri
Feb
17
2 pm One Rose vs
Keen
O'Connor vs
Hennessey
Smith vs
McLean
Nabuurs
vs Roche
  MacFadyen
vs MacLean
5 pm

Opening Ceremonies

7 pm Two   Roche vs
MacLean
Nabuurs vs
MacFadyen
Hennessey
vs Smith
Rose vs
McLean
Keen vs
O'Connor
Sat
Feb
18
10 am Three Roche vs
MacFadyen
Keen vs
Smith
  Rose vs
O'Connor
Nabuurs
vs MacLean
Hennessey
vs McLean
2:30 pm Four   O'Connor
vs McLean
Rose vs
Smith
MacFadyen
vs MacLean
Keen vs
Hennessey
Nabuurs
vs Roche
7 pm Five Rose vs
Hennessey
Nabuurs vs MacFadyen Roche vs
MacLean
Keen vs
McLean
O'Connor
vs Smith
 
Sun
Feb
19
10 am Six Nabuurs
vs MacLean
Final1 or TB1     Roche vs
MacFadyen
 
2:30 pm* Seven     Final1 or TB2 TB1    
7:30 pm* Eight     TB2 Final1    
Mon
Feb
20
10 am Nine   Final 2   Final    
2:30 pm** Ten     Final 3      

Women's Final 1 will go in first available timeslot. If no tiebreakers, it will go in Draw Six, if one-Draw Seven, and if two, Draw Eight.
TB=tiebreaker, if needed
*Draw may not be needed, depending on tiebreakers
**Draw may not be needed if a team wins 1st two games of the best of 3

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PLAYOFF RULES

1. The top two teams from the17 & Under women’s round robin, following any tiebreakers, will advance to a best of three final round.
2. The top two teams from the 17 & Under men's double round robin, following any tiebreakers. will advance to a sudden death final
In the event that one team goes through the double round robin undefeated, they will be declared the winner, without playing the one-game final.
3. The Provincial Events Coordinator will make all final decisions with regard to administration of tie-breakers.
4. Teams tied for a playoff position shall only be eliminated from the playoffs by playing a tie-breaker game.
5. The only playoff position that shall involve tie-breaker games is the final playoff position.
6. In the event of three or more teams tying for a playoff position, head to head records will be used to seed teams in tie-breaker games
7. If there is no clear winner among the tied teams then the cumulative total (best 4) of each team’s draws to the button will be used to seed teams in tie-breaker games.
8. All tie-breakers will be played with the rocks from the sheets assigned. Rock handles shall not be changed from one set to another.

Team Rosters

17 and Under Men

Skip Throws Vice-skip/Mate/Third Throws Second Throws Lead Throws Coach Club
Alex MacFadyen 4th James Dalton 3rd Matthew MacDonald 2nd Parker MacFadyen 1st David MacFadyen Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club
Matthew MacLean 4th Marshall Smallman 3rd Kevin Gallant 2nd Alan MacLean 1st Glen MacLean Maple Leaf Curling Club
Tony Nabuurs 3rd Parker O'Connor 4th Noah O'Connor 2nd Tyler Smith 1st Arnold Nabuurs Montague Curling Club
Brooks Roche 3rd Ryan Lowery 2nd Dylan Lowery 4th Owen Newson 1st Tammy Dewar Montague Curling Club

17 and Under Women

Skip Throws Vice-skip/Mate/Third Throws Second Throws Lead Throws Coach #1 Coach #2 Club
Emily Hennessey 4th Emma Matheson 3rd Desiree MacDonald 2nd Megan Thompson 1st Bill Hope   Charlottetown Curling Club
Emily Keen 4th Jessica Watts 3rd Kaleigh Peters 2nd Jenny Mutch 1st David Ross   Charlottetown/Crapaud
Jenny McLean 4th Aleya Quilty 3rd Lauren MacFadyen 2nd Ava Whitney-Coulter 1st Pat Quilty Sheila Compton Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club
Rachel O'Connor 3rd Meghan Ching 4th Lauren Lenentine 2nd Breanne Burgoyne 1st Pat Quilty Glen MacLean Cornwall Curling Club
Carolyn Rose 4th Leah Deveau 3rd Sarah MacPhee 2nd Jessica Chapman 1st Carolyn MacPhee   Montague Curling Club
Veronica Smith 4th Katie Fullerton 1st Sabrina Smith 2nd Chloe McCloskey 3rd Paul Smith   Cornwall Curling Club

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